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Show 60 HOPEFULS GREET COACHES AS (UtaJh) PAGE SIX COLLEGE COAL LEAGUE LOOT JOUBNat THURSDAY, SEPT. LEAST TIE FOH ry Max Pessefto Leads hilling for DlflOS MEET IN GRID PRACTICES HELPER The MUDHENS CiKCH AT 1, in answer to his initial Just what the nroon FOOTBALL can 01 tt. college eleven mie-hZ. meaSOr, to is pretty much COAL LEAGUE STANDINGS closed PROSPECTS and will remain as W such j after today's call i. J 1 ' Spring Glen Coach Jewkes. ,by !i WILL REPORT TODAY Kenil worth a " concentrated 7? drive by 7 Sunnyside committee of football f, " PMul s 3 A brand new field awaits the as Dragerton by the athletic denaJL' eH & " Hiawatha opening of the local football sea 2 Ic son which will find the Oolden Pnrp . 10 Foelcs of Carbon college T,iaviT,?iletes to remain at home 2 ne' build up their own 10 1 host to the Mavericks of Grand utah Bottlers The first first! Junction. At the moment, and will be J. played on lur tie jwOil Tne sPring ulen Mudhens the new fl14 in th Mr , ot lumuou Uw,u..ij 10 when half chaniDS in the LOal league wjlu 1 oepiemDer y aSt flu . . their , coach, under r W Eagles for tie a second,the leagt emeu of GrarM 'Tn.i-TstrVsa will renorr todav aieua MaveriCKS iCin Cn half honors aSt SUnday, WJin all lavivouil v 4Vin mai. uayt aiso fa field will have its 9 win over Hiawama ai xv; grand oDeBi? a game m urana junniun with appropriate lducr home field. With ten wins.ule President Aaron E. jn0.es' losses, and only two saiuruay uism wim . TlOrta flint til nnri v more games on tneir scneacie, iuc AB H O A Glen on the Mudhens need one more victory to. Spring athletic field which ... 6 0 2 0 Piccione rf , consists nf ten r make a clean sweep this year. 5 .... 3b Marelli e"e to the, colWa -i In order to win last Sunday, - o- - w n- ute 1 Ujrt .... 3 j ... TV, nun had in overcome iUC lieiu win also ibe .... 5 4 2 2 ' the Dinosaurs Hiawatna pileQ up!Tonc ss r? of ... 5 4 7 0, school an theli- - Q v Carhn ""si .... 10 uenaetu five Going innings. in the first 5 1 2 0 iTh.fr nwr "h:;.r,rme into the top of the sixth with Skerl If 1 .... 4 Hiawatha holding a six to nothing Matekovic cf ... Ogden 8. September .... 3 0 5 0 c edge, the Mudhens cut loose withjKosec 1 .... a barrage of two base hits to Scavo c ... 4 score four runs. In the seventh Byrge p .. 41 14 27 12 Total Mike Orphanakis took over the AB H O A CENTRAL COMM. mound duties for Hiawatha, but Hiawatha 1 .... 4 the Mudhens continued their drive Christensen If .... 5 2 2 3 with five more runs on four hits I. love 2b 3 .... 4 AND SUPPLY 00, and two walks, to take a lead Byers ss 4 3 8 1 a1 Jackson lb ... After never relinquished. thev in-.... 5 2 ; Asay rf Materials shakey start the first three 2 0 .... cf Bult right-handByrge Johnny nines, t J 60 Approximately prospective the T formation will be followed Dinosaur gridders at Carbon Highland this years team will be for '49 greeted their coaches veloped in the tactics of aerial Pres Summerhays and Chris Axel- - operations much more than any gard, on Monday, Aug. 22, as the teams of the past. Many of the Initial call was made to all hope-- ! plays proposed by Coach Aikens fuls. The Dinos will be defending! of Oregon who was one of the the runner-u- p position they won coaches of the south team in the Helner1. hittin nitcher. Max Pessetto. with 22 basehits in o4 of- last year in Class A play in the! Shrine game will also be filial time, at .hat hao rnmo throneh tho Industrial leaeue season state. placed into the bag for develop- h a average to lead all other members of the Helper MerCarbon maintains approximately I,,n"saursrecords the based on unofficial "'l" All team. being averages are the same position they did last The first game for the Dinosaurs chants .... .u. n,..,n year so far as having a definite in league play will be against iiiaiuiaiueu uy iiic uuu niauounou,whoajlmcu ha8 played in every ball game George (The General) Sluga league in which to play. However. Ogden at Ogden on September 9. , it. titnoa ha A nllertod a total of 50 .v.. n knl at v.r, i.... " " "" l"c ., "'"fe ntfv head coach, Summerhays, c.ofH who However, Ql.mmcrhaoJ "l" . , LV.4 .h.iu""" t It'll J allare the South being made to have Tiith ?8 hito in 111 times im is in third Sluea's 1? ertra hasehlts ID recently guided attempts stars to victory in a benefit game, either Granite or Hear River come 9 hnmernns tie him with Keith Bloom is quite optomistie about his team here on September 3 for a prae-an- d s auu no nas i uuluci, in oui oiasteu doubles, inyicn predicts another good Dino- tice tilt. 4 homers gives him the leadership A aur team. schedule of football games base hitting department. Bailey's swats with Mike Wood and George Simms each getting 3. Practice suits were issued and for Carbon senior high school this In club as a whole ends the season with a .300 average and The Summerhays went to work im- - fall has been recommended to the havB lashed out 18 homeruns: 21 trides and 45 doubles. Following a team directors of the Utah State High moulding mediately sea- individual are the average, for the 30 games played during the round his three regulars return- - School Activities Association and Ing to school from last years' team from information received it will son tnat enaea ror tieiper iasi sunuay. which was the runner-u- p for the be the schedule adopted as far as UNOFFICIAL BATTING AVERAGES FOR 1949 SEASON etate championship. Carbon high is concerned. Helper Merchants Baseball Team The returning regulars are Co- Four games are listed in AB H Pet. HR 3B 8 Kirk Alger and Jimmy tember as follows: Player 0 0 22 .407 54 and 9 In ecarcelli I Carbon at Ogden. Max Pessetto Happy Plaga. September 2 2 135 50 .370 4lie8e three men he was a half- - September 16 Open, George Sluga 3 I14 38 333 4 Scar- back, Alger; a quarter-bacSeptember 23 Carbon at Grand Orson Bailey 5 88 29 330 3 celli, and guard, Plaga. Junction. George Simms 4 1 321 26 8 30 Other lettermen returning are Bloom I Keith September Open. 1 I33 41 308 3 Morris Nelson, Brent Lindstrom, October 7 Open, Mike Wood , 1 2 102 31 .304 October 14 Carbon at North Herb Babcock ends; Lewis Myers and Ronald 1 0 20 .300 67 Thomas and Cache. Evans, guards; Bobby Nick Mascara 0 268 0 Bill Hill, centers. Based on this M October 21 Logan at Carbon, Tony Tone 0 0 2 262 FOPI YOUH from 28 last sparse representation October The strongest Big Bill Green 1 23? 0 BUILOIN8 NEED 93 22 af-- 1 Wilde .... 5 2 2 0 3b runs year's football wars, the prospects Eieht team not In tho runninz for Gus Angelos more three Koalers only 1 0 8 .136 58 of this year can take heart be- - the championship will play Car- - Angelo Venturelli .... 4 1 E' 1 ter the third inning. He struck Davis c 2 3 214 26 ause openings prevail in every bon at Carbon. IO4 .... 4 Released Players seven and gave up four bases iT. Lowe out .300 18 21 1147 344 position on the team. .. 39 13 27 9 Phone 72 November 4 Semi-finalTotal Total on balls. 'Lou Tone and Frank Helper Summerhays stated today that 000 004 51111 Glen four hits collected According to information from each Bendetti Spring 1949 SEASON FOR RECORDS PITCHING UNOFFICIAL i, 9 204 000 012 Frank S. Allen, president of the L W pct, in frve trips to the plate to lead Hiawatha Utah Class A High School As- Pitcher Tom Veteran stickers. Mudhen the 1.000 0 1 . sociation, if Carbon has a per-- , George Sluga got three for four to 800 Jackson 3 12 .... Venturelli Angelo centage higher than either the Hiawatha. lead 6S5 4 9 . winner of the Big Eight or of Re- Max Pessetto At Kenilworth Sunday Drager1 .000 0 Bill Green Carbon will play the gion One, ton could not hold a 13-- 3 edge winner of the Big, Eight at a that they held over Kenilworth place and time to be designated. 4 win for the resulting in a The letter also informed that home team. Ken "Red" Dimick IN Is Our Specialty the games against Carbon will held Dragerton to one run after not count for its opponents. Howrelieving Campbell, while his mates ever, "every principal and coach piled up 16 runs, to receive credit is pledged to give you the best YOU'nS A WIZARD WHEN tf for the win. TO fHOOtit6 COMti TtOuBlt . we have with no second team With the exception of several Album Includes: games for you or for us," the presmake-u- p games, the last regularly "PRETTY BABY" ident stated. scheduled games of the final half "I'M LOOKING OVER A FOUR The five games in the schedule wil1 be Aug. Played Wednesday, n.ut Tiiov w tho niv Mer- - 51 will count for Carbon and the LEAF CLOVER" unug, i"n meie- is une ,wi.. and pai iae ot Pr! other games to be obtained on the very certain following the final chant able to get more than one "BABY FACE" Glen meets the Utah Bot- Spring game for the hit and he got a pair in four tiers in "GIVE MY REGARDS TO open dates will not be considered league baseball Helper in twi-liggames. times at bat. in percentage standings. Merchants BROADWAY" Sunday night Helper Coal Several teams have League A AB H Dr. Aaron E, Jones, Carbon Helper will not win the second American Fork "I'M JUST WILD ABOUT scheduled post season games with "He won'! go anywhere 2 .. 5 3 HARRY" college president, stated today half, and if they win the 1949 May tie 2b teams. outside is Hiawatha entered t without his new .. 5 2 that an attempt will be made to semi-pr- o title again they will P. Peters 3b "AFTER YOU'VE GONE" in the Levan invitational tourna0 series Tate cf ..5 2 get home games on the open dates. have to do it in a play-o"CHINATOWN, MY PORTABLE" VICTOR RCA ment The opening Thursday. .. 4 1 witti either American Fork or Owen lb CHINATOWN" Glen Mudhens are entered Spring The Navy has a new device 4 3 And you won't either once you've heard Durrant rf M ONLY HAVE EYES in an amateur tournament in Oak We are equipped to wimii win auioniaucaiiy ana con Magna RCA our exciting new Victor portables. 0 2 5 D. Peters If ... FOR to YOU" The Merchants journeyed conColorado. Sunday and They're smartly styled, ruggedly 4 2 2 4 Creek, handle anything from tinuously record a ship's course. American Fork last Friday, to Olsen ss "IS IT TRUE WHAT THEY structed, have the famous "Golden They will leave for the 4 0 0 day. c Overly Throat" tone system. See them today. minor SAY ABOUT DIXIE?" to a The task and triuhph of Christ- play the postponed game that was OALUlUd at trj llJUll. i.uiuinuu iy 4 0 rained out Wednesday, and with Woodbury p .. is Kenilworth is schedto to make men motor ianity nations rehaul. and attempting complete 40 15 27 g Total just an upright in all their deal-ing- Max Pessetto on the mound the Mascara to Simms to Bloom. Win- 0 locals routed Cavemen the & Fender Work A AB H Body and to bring all law, as Helper Merchants RECORD SHOP ner Pessetto. Loser Tate. So! well as all conduct, into subjec- as they pounded AI Tate and Wood c Pessetto 8. Tate 7. BB Pessetto' tion and conformity to the law Charley Woodbury for IS base-hit- Simms 2b LIMONE GARAGE LA SALLE HOTEL BUILDING HELPER 6, Tate 2. HP Deavitt by Then the Cavemen came to Bloom lb of God. H. J. Van Dyke Balk Tate 2. PB Wood 2. and with the Helper night Sunday 79 N. MAIN Sluga rf hurler setting the Mer- Babcock If The Navy's giant Constitution 0 Phone 51 Helper can fly from New York to the chants down with six hits were Angelos cf 0 3 Panama Canal In only eight hours. able to salvage a much needed Bailey ss game if they were to remain in Mascara 3b 0 (OtflY FORD OtfOtS YW YOUR CHOICE OF 100 hf. Vi OR t?Sf the race for honors. Woodbury Venturelli p 1 beat Helper 0 Pessetto p Homeruns featured 0 Sunday's xGreen game as AI Tate pounded two out 3S 6 27 11 Total of the park and Boyd Durrant one xDoubled for Mascara In Sth. ONLY FORD OFFERS YOU MAGC ACTION1 BRAKES for the Forkers. Herb Babcock American Fork .... 021 000 4029 St MOK RlGlO and Orson Bailey scored Helper's Helper 010 000 1002 BODY AUO FRAMEied'pCTUR WINDOW' VISIBILITY) each. R Mayne, P. Peters, Tate 2, only runs with a Venturelli was fairly easy Owen 2, Durrant 2, D. Peters, Angelo for American Babcock, Bailey. E Bailey. SB pickings Sunday Fork as he gave up 13 hits and Olsen. SH Olsen. HR Tate 2, I I 7 runs in seven innings. He reDurrant, Babcock, Bailey. 2BH tired in the Ibottom of the sev- Durrant, Green. RBI Tate 4, Dur(WHERE ELSE CAN SO LITTLE SLY YOU SO MUCH CAR f) enth for Max Pessetto who got by rant 2, Olsen, Woodbury. Babcock, the eighth but allowed Durrant to Bailey. DP Bailey to Simms to get hold of one for his Simms to Bloom. IP Bloom, homer after Earl Owen had Venturelli 7. Pessetto 2. Loser singled. Venturelli. HO Venturelli 13. Pes- Friday's game was pretty much setto 2, Woodbury 6. LOB Helper an "any body's game" all the 7, American Fork 6. RR way. The Merchants treated their turelli 6, Pessetto i Woodbury 2. team-mat- e former Tate most SO Venturelli '5, Woodbury 4. 2. 2, Woodbury shamefully as they collected 16 BB Venturelli hits off him in 8 innings. They HP Babcock by Woodbury. You're familiar with May- jj. IT A blot t and Bates. had two big innings the third ji,. tag's excellent reputation. 5 hits with when combined they Merchants AB H A ; V Helper i I Now, come and see for two Cavemen errors to cross home Wood c 5 0 1 i h i yourself the easier, faster .j( j plate six times. Then in the sev- Simms 2b 1 2 washing action of these j V enth they ganged up on Tate for Bloom lb 1 quality Maytagg. Pay t l 0 while you use . . . easy r j 5 more hits and 5 runs before Sluga rf 3 0 j t monthly terms, with a the big felow finally walked off Babcock If 4 0 the mound in favor of Woodbury Angelos cf 4 0 1 day for a demonstration. who got by without a score but Bailey ss f. 1 3 gave 2 hits. Mascara 3b 5 3 3 5 4 3 Sunday night the Cavemen Pessetto p Total 43 18 27 11 started off the second inning with evofofcft 4 hits and 2 runs, and then Help- American Fork AB H O A er climbed back in the ball game Mayne 2b 0 2 0 .. 5 when they came to bat as Herb P. Peters 3b 4 1 Babcock lead off with a lustr Tate p 5 0 homerun over deep right. But Owen If 4 3 that was all the Helper scoring Durrant rf 3 1 until the seventh when Orson Olson ss 5 3 Bailey measured center field with D. Peters cf 5 2 a line drive that was a dandy. Overly c 4 9 That was the only Inning Helper Deavitt lb .., 4 6 Yei, you'll find Ford's new features come even threatened as they filled the Woodbury p 0 gift wrapped" A glance shows you 0 why New York s Fashion bases with two out. However, Total .... 38 10 27 Academy judged Ford THI MAYTAO MASTER, iomt THI MAYTAO COMMAND!!, Fashion Car Simms of ended George the the 006 000 05011 Year". You'll find a Inning Helper f H1 Hage, eqaara aluminum tab witk brf. equate porcelain tab brand new feel", too . . . aa he forced Mike Wood at sec American Fork .... 300 020 50010 hold mote; keep ,he "feel" of tlOAOC Ford s new "Mid ond. R Mascara 2, Pessetto 2, Sluga Ship" Ride . . . "Hydra- 'IOY- -The Forkers Iced the contest in 2, Simms, Bailey, Babcock, Bloom, ' "Sofa-we- " Seats, and T2VSteering. the top of the seventh as Don Angelos, Mayne, P. Peters 3, Tate Order your Ford now! Mayne and Paul Peters lead off 2, Owen, Durrant, Olson, D. Peters. with a alngle each and then came B Angelos, Tate, Mayne. S-Bhome on Tate's second homernn Owen, Mascara. 3BD Tate, D. of the game. Owen walked, went Peters 2, P. Peters. 2BH Sluga. Stores in Helper and to second on a wild pitch and RHI Simmg, Sluga 3, Peesetto, North Main cored on the only error of the Bailey 2, Babcock 2, Bloom 2, Helper. UfcA fcU rme when Orson Bailer Tate 2. Owens 2, Do mat 8, Ol AWARDED IH FASHION tkrvv felf& to Kettfe Blooa at sob, D. Petert 2, Overt. DP ACADEMY SOU) MEDAL AS IKE AJK0M AI OF IB TH ol Season Willi .4C7 Average; Sluga, Bailey Are Second, Third all-st- Ther0 ar m - ....... 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