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Show Orson Bailey had his eye on the ball Sunday and came up with 3 THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1949 PAGE TWO for 3 before retiring in favor of Nick Mascaro in the fifth after Issued Evcnv Thursday By pulling a muscle in his leg. Nick took good care of third and hit THE JOURNAL PUBLISHING COMPANY a triple for good measure. Mike Utah Hn.n. Wood, and George Sluga also hit The District Junior Baseball CENTER OP WESTS CUE A TEST COAL FIELD Tone for the each three Committee of the American Leday. Tony Tulllus N. Jee and C. N. Memmott Glen PUBLISHERS who replaced Angeloa in right gion passed a resolution at their Helper, Spring 1949 an debut made his impress- meeting in the Legion hall in Take Openers ive one by getting a double and Price Sunday, barring all young Coal League single in three times up. Angelos ball players eligible for Legion was the only player who failed to baseball from playing in the Coal Coal League Standings W hit at least once. League. Albert Cook and Glen 1 Preceding the game was a brief Ballinger announced that although Helper 1 ceremony of raising the American the Coal League is strictly an Spring Glen 0 Flag in center field, and the pre- amateur league there are three or Sunnyside 0 sentation of a new electric score four players in the league who Hiawatha . 9 board to the city by the Helper have at one time or another in Dragerton ' The Bingham "KidB" drew first Kiwanis club. Thorit latch, pres- their 0 career Helper's defending Utah semi-prbaseball Sunnydale past played man 0 champions made rather an blood as George Dimas, first ident, made a brief address and semi-pr- o ball, and that any eli- Kenilworth a 2 then the board that was gible legion players playing in the Impressive start last Sunday in up in the first inning hit presented for conceived and built quest of another title as they pitch over the right field fence by the Public league were liable to protest from Sunday's Results treated a young ball team from the first homerun of the season. Relations committee to Mayor D. other legion teams in the district Helper 9 Sunnydale 5 Bingham who replaced Plnney in The? scored again in the third and K. Downey. The board Is located if they played with a Legion team Spring Glen 14 Kenilworth 6 the Utah Industrial league rather seventh on Gust's second and third in deep center field. in district competition. Sunday's Schedule unkindly and routed the "kids" singles of the game. Next Sunday, May 17, Helper The In the Coal 'Sunnyside at Helper entry Helper 24-It was a pretty good ball game goes to Magna for a twilight in a game that saw Max League was hit hardest by the Sunnydale at Kenilworth Pessetto fan 10 and give up only for 3V4 Innings, but the last of game, and the following Wednes- ruling, as they have five eligible Spring Glen at Hiawatha the fourth saw the locals push day they play at Brigham City. Legion 8 scattered hlto. players on their roster, Helper and Spring Glen won over five runs on as many hits, Their next home game is on Sunfirst string berths. opening round games in the Coal , three holding which added to the three they Fork. with American 22, are May Ernie day, They Etzel, catcher; League Sunday. Helper defeated collected in the second and third, BINGHAM at Sunnydale, and AUTOMOBILE Jackie third baseman; Sunnydale Woodward, gave them a margin of five. Then over Kenilworth short-stopwon , Glen Luke Tom ABHOA and Spring Davis, TRUCK the "kids" went to pieces in the Dimas 3b 5 Kenilworth field. The out- 14-at Ossana the and Mike Blanusa, fifth when they committed four A. Jenkins 2b was 4 2 at Hiawatha fielders. Glen game has Dragerton Jimmy Spring walk to and a errors, which added 5 3 0 1 n Gust ss date. to a later and and Hiawatha postponed Scarcelli, a gave the Merchants 0 4 Roy lb stand to be affected by the At Sunnydale big Joe Ghirardelli, 7 runs on 2 hits. They then added 2 0 0 0 If Kallen for Helper, held Sun- also. All of these fellows right-handruling 9 more scores on 7 hits in the Contact 4 al6 are interested in protecting their Schick rf six to hits, to win jnydale seventh to run the string to 24. Culleton c 3 0 4 0 Legion eligibility and stll have though he was in trouble on sev-JerHURST B. Included in the five runs In the accaria cf 2 0 3 0 an occasions due largely to the opportunity to pick up addiwas a homerun by Dick 2 0 0 0 tional . Phone 218J Helper fourth Pino p errors !six Coal experience Helper committed. Tony through Powers with two on. His triple in D. Jenkena If 2 0 2 0 seems to be Mele and Jack Woodward led the hut this League 2 play for 159 Ridgeway St counted also the seventh 2 0 0 2 out now. Valdez p Helper hitters with four each, more scores. 35 8 24 11 Totals Helper's Coal League entry will j while Bly got three of the Sunnyopen their home schedule here dale hits. Mele had a homerun FOOD CENTER FOOD CENTER FOOD CENTER Sunday at 2:30 p.m. with Sunny-sid- e nullified when be failed to tag as the visiting team. Lefty second base in the seventh inning. Kabonic is slated to start on the Fred Halverteen followed Mele mound for the Helper team, with 'and hit for the circuit in the same Plgg Hanna as the likely starter inning. Kenilworth out-hi- t for Sunnyyside. There will be no Spring Glen admission of but their seven errors gave for the game. charge Spring Glen the edge in the scor-jinCOAL LEAGUE SCHEDULE column, 14-Floyd Zemlock went for route the Spring Glen, Out Last (Crowded Week) out nine and issuing three striking is first the complete Following half schedule as released by Mr. June 6 14 FrL, Sat., May IS Borla: Hiawatha at Dragerton May 15 Kenilworth at Helper iSunnydale at Kenilworth Spring Glen at Sunnside June 8 Sunnyslde at Helper Spring Glen at Hiawatha Sunnyside at Hiawatha May 18 June 15 Kenilworth at Helper Hiawatha at Spring Glen Dragerton at Sunnydale Sunnydale at Dragerton Spring Glen at Hiawatha Helper at Sunnyside May 22 June 19 Kenilworth at Hiawatha Kenilworth at Sunnyside Spring Glen at Sunndale Helper at Hiawatha Sunnyside at Dragerton Sunnydale at Spring Glen L Ma 9 Oz THE HELPER JOURNAL BINGHAM TEAM 24 TO 3; KIWANIS PRESENTS SCORE BOARD o 3-- j I , For 9-- 5 I and FIRE 111 11 INSURANCE Dra-gerto- 18 Agent J. 6 15 9-- - TViw , --- "1 1 In Utah Mr . i ua f. p.w, .uuui ue (). pairs won hams: B. Mae, A. Dimick; Pete Pero; d and flVprt Tin iee Four Helper Gun Club shooters and P. Pero. 23 scort with a last Sunday tied The Navy's Klan7clE for top honors in the Tribune Telegraphic trap shooting contest MARS hrok . "OM that will officially end next Sun- or itflrrvlnff traC'P0r , day. Mav 15. They were Pete in. 9CQ ""to Ernest Sillitoe, Ben rornrrl v 9117 Foderaro, Legion Bars young Ball Players From Coal Loop HELPER MERCHANTS ROUT YOUNG Mliun. " Four Tie For Top Score In Shoot At Helper Grounds Aeddington , and Earl Magann. Dr. Green of . Price shooting for . . v t lh(,l KUALi C1UD vuie Uliuusu vv li25 Lee while a perfect it tems with a 23 and At Rasmussen with 'a 22 finished in that order for the club. Following the regular contest ;catter-gu- n sportsmen participated in a chicken and ham shoot with the following winning some of the prizes: Dr. P. M. Gonzalez, Martin Perrero, A. B. Day, Rudy RaboL (Lee Williams, Bob Olsen. 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She did and the pedestrian had to leap like a startled kangaroo to avoid denting the car's fenders. When she gave the court her sad story, the judge pinned the blame on the husband faster than a lawyer chasing an ambulance. So When the little woman's driving, don't say a word. That back seat's no broadcasting back-sea- t Culleton. SB Bingham 1, Helper 3BH Powers, A. Jenkens. 2BH Wood, Sluga, Bailey Tone, Pessetto. HR Powers, Dimas. DP Powers to Thomas to Sluga. Win- station. ner Pessetto, loser, Pino. SO Pessetto 10, Pino 3, Valdez 1. BB A Chicago thief broke into a off Pino 2, Valdez 2p Pessetto candy company office and stole 4. HP Powers by Pino.' a set of keys that will unlock 15 candy stores. There's a fellow planning on a sweet future. 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