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Show i The HELPER PAGE EIGHT (Utah) Merchant Win Against 13. S. Steel Awards Banquet Held Tuesday Against SpringviHe JOURNAL THURSDAY, MAY 26, 19C0 - Elks, Rio Grande, Win Opening (James In Helper Pony League Elks and Rio Grande Vets MERCHANTS TEAM veteran employees Seventeen The Carbon Merchants, behind the steady hurling of big Bob rf U.S. Steel's Columbia Mine Lawrence, cepped their second were honored Tuesday evening win in Utah Central League play by the U.S. Bureau of Mines' they dumped SpringviHe Joseph A. Holmes Safety Ass'n., night at SpringviHe 10 for working 20 years or longer 3 nhrnt r to 6. Lawrence allowed but 5 injury. The 12. dinner out awards tuts was held at the and struck scored opening game victories in Carbon Country Club. AGAINST PL, GROVE The Merchants jumped off to a Helper's Pony League last SatDuring the ceremony, special lead in the initial inning urday. Elks defeated Carbon Fuel The Carbon Merchants cele- 10 to 6 and Rio Grande Vets when, with two mates aboard, U.S. Bureau of Mines recognition brated their return to organized edged the defending champs, In- Naz Giordani blasted one out of went to Dwight W. Wadleigh, Geneva Mine district turn foreleague play Sunday by lacing dependent Coal 5. the park. They continued their man, for supervising a coal minrirasant Grove 13 to 3 in their Elks scored two runs in the assault on for the ing crew for nearly 12 years Central Utah League opener at second inning, five in the third remainder ofSpringviHe the game. Terry without a single member sufferIlc'-perto coast and three in the fifth Hill with 3 for 4; Joe Ruden with injury. During Paced by the brilliant hurling in to victory behind the three hit 2 for 5;' and Lou Mele with 2 ing a lost-tithis period, Mr Wadleigh's crew of Phil Hoskins, Carbon college pitching of Robert Krajnc. Dave for 6 led the Merchantxattack. comaveraging nine miners star", the Merchants wasted little Zaccaria socked a three r un of safe piled 207.499 man-houtime in clinching the win as they homer in the big fifth inning Line Score: Grove pitching rally by the Elks. 310 243 316 12 5 work. Merchants njied Pleasant Columbia - Geneva Many o f of runs 6 4th each the 5 6 in for: lour 010 020 2 Independent's ace righthander, Springvl Batteries: Lawrence & Wright Steel's top officials headed by f"4 5th innings. Hoskins allowed Leonard Aoyagi, lost a D. E. Rice, vice president of opb: t; 1 hit, a double by Grover, to Rio- Grande in the sec Berensen. Holmes and Blanchard. erationsattended the affair to hortstop Roland Robinson, while ond game. Going into the sixth honor those receiving awards. v" mistering 10 strikeouts. None of inning he had not allowed a hit, R. M. von Siorch, general superPleasant although Rio Grande had scored Carbon Commissioners the runs scored by intendent of coal mines and Grove were earned. rne run in the fourth inning on quarries, will make the presenta A double by Duane Baird with Iwo errors. In the sixth the Vets Attend Roads School tions. Bill Higby aboard as the result hepped on Aoyagi for five hits Two members of the Carbon In annuoncing the event, Mr Meraccounted for the of a walk and five runs to sew up the Commission attended a von Storch also reported that chants first run in the 2nd. Baird gnme 0 to 5. Johnny Mizukawa County Road School sponsored by the Fcored the second run of the inn- pitched effectively for Rio Grande U.S. Forest Service,- for Carbon Keigley Quarry, near Payson, earlier this year completed some ing on a single by Hoskins. allowing six hits well scattered and county officials this 525 calendar days without a rethe over the seven innings of play.z week. Emery After falling behind 2, The school featured the portable injury of any kind, Merchants unlimbered their big Line scores latest proctices in road building this includes even minor injuries. hats in the 4th to score 4 runs. - R H E and maintenance. Keigley produces limeQuarry Hill and Larry Regis open"Terry 6 3 2 Fuel 222 000 Attending were Steve Diamanti stone and dolomite for Geneva ed the inning with walks and Elks ... .. ... 025 03x 0 2 and Eugene Colo, commissioners 8 Works near Provo. rfter Joe Ruden reached first on R H E and Road Supervisor, County Those receiving certia scratch infield hit, Lou Mele Ind, Coal 3 6 5 220 001 0 Minks Miller. ficates for safety achievement belted one to center to score Hill. Rio Grande 000 105 6 5 4 were: night by lacing Helper Furniture Johnny Price then doubled to SATURDAY SCHEDULE Henry L. Holliman, assistant 2. to 17 Norm score Regis and Ruden. Price the i'mited Day p.m. Elks vs Independent Coal came home when the P.G. short- 4 p.m Carbon Fuel vs Rio Grande Furniture boys to 2 hits. Bruce CARD OF THANKS Sherman and Scott Kos each colstop erred on Bill Higby's sharp lected three hits and Day two. grounder. Four more runs crossed We take this means of expressthe plate in the bottom of the 5th Mutual and Helper Merc Line Scores: ing our thanks and appreciation as Freddie Regis singled to open Take Openers In Helper Mere .150 38 17 8 2 to the host of friends and relthe inning. Joe Ruden lived on a atives for the many kindnesses, Baseball Western Play Helper Furn .100 10 02 2 fielder's choice and Lou Mele's S. round and in the Kos. and the sympathies Opening expressed games Day in long double off the scoreboard center scored them both. Price Helper Western Boys Basebill R. Coley, Haraguchi, J. Vasque?. floral offerings on the death of our beloved husband and father. saw one of the most specsingled to drive Mele home with league Kiwanis .... 000 020 0 2 3 5 tacular ever in the games Special thanks to the ladies of played the 3rd run of the inning and 3 1 Mutual Fn 2C0 000 the Spring Glen Relief Society then scored himself on Jerry program. Tuesday night Mutual Jewkes, Bosone-- , Steele. for their helping hand. slipped by Kiwanis 3 Bruno's single. Th" Merchants Furniture to 2 in extra inning game. Two Madrigal, iBanco, Ellington The Borla. Nelson and 7th in the the off scoring topped MadMutual's Ariotti Families. Rufe SCHEDULE and on singles by Price Bruno, a double by Brent nerensen, and rigal and Kiwanis' Robert Jewkes Thursday 4:30 p.m. locked horns in a. typical Kiwanis vs Helper Furn. a single by Hoskins. Enjoying good things is not At the end Friday, 4:30 to slaves Next home gam ; for the Mer- of the pitcher's duel. evil, but becoming regulation six innings each is. Mutual vs Helper Merc. chants will be Sunday when they Baker Eddy pleasure Mary entertain Lehi's Pioneers in a team had scored twice, Madrigal had allowed 3 hits, 7 walks and 2 p.m. game in the local park. struck out 11. Jewkes was the CARBON MERCHANTS Ab H R rbi whole show for Kiwanis, striking 1 out 17 and retiring the other out ......... 0 0 .1 Mill 2b ..... . CIRCUS . himself on a pop up, walked 4 L eNTHIE 2 3 ' Regis .... fACl The oldest circus and Defenone but hit. allowed in modern tra- he 5 famiy .V'AVJV L. Regis lb difiort was that of Johann 0 sive play in the field gave Mu4 VVWa nuden If .... .. . reEberhard Rem, an itiner- 1 0 0 0 tual the edge. John Bianco Richards If rein to lieved anr 7th the German acrobat who , f Madrigal & 4 Mele ss ... ceive credit for the win. Freddy bequeathed his trade to 5 3, 3 3 Price 3b P.osone look over mound chores 2 0 ' Higby cf for Kiwanis. League rules limit 2 2 10 Bruno cf .... pitchers to six innings a week. 0 0 0 0 c Wright Mutual scored the winning run ...... 2 Bercnsen c in lh'- - bottom of the 7th when 1 1 rf Baird 11 leadoff man Heza Lee "Duke" 2 0 Marrelli rf lived on an error, ad-- I 1 Ellington 0 5 2 Hoskins p to second and scampered vanced 3fi 15 12 12 Totals home when Kiwanis sored on PLEASANT GROVE Allan Broadbcnt's ground ball. Ab H R rbi Bianco got- the only hit off 4 0 0 0 Woodhouse 3b, ss Jewkes, a single in the third inning. 'IOl: FAD The small boy sneaking Helper Merc served notice on under the circus tent was a fad V?'lfC LZZ the rest of the league Monday ' I a of yesteryear, with the Big Top "s" 17 I f moving indoors in the 1950s. WINS OPENER HERE when TVe-da- v ;Ost-tim- mine foreman; Ivan McCourt, as- -i Columbia, Utah; Harold Sumsistant mine foreman; William J. mers, mechanic, and Frank Pog-lajboth of Jr., motorman Pcglajen, shop foreman; Antonio O. Pacheco, mechanical foreman; Dragerton; John Escondon, moTm"s Varner, mechanic; Tony torman, and James Pizzuto, tipple Bonaquisto, assistant cutting ma- - ' both of Price; and Manuel Eschine operator; Steve Anastasakis, condon, motorman of Wellington. ar motorman; Daniel Stevenson,) Receiving safety certihoistman; and Freeman Ellctt. ' ficates were Albert Kimber, tipple cutting machine operator all of and Levi Nelson, unit foreman, and Isaac both of Columbia; of Price. unit foreman Evans, Special award recipient Dwight Wadleigh 'is a native of Bingham and studied engineering at the University of Utah. He joinei en Columbia-Genev- Steel a in after working with Allen 30-ye- ' S: 1944 Gar- cia Company on the construction of the Geneva "Mine facilities. un SHOP FOR 2 DAYS - STORE CLOSED ALL DAY. MONDAY 6-- GHEGK PRICES IN A. G, AD IN SALT LAKE PAPERS, SALT rs heart-break- EFFEC- ARE PRICES LAKE er TIVE IN OUR STORE. FOOD CENTER BRINGS SALT LAKE PRICES TO HFLPER These Prices For Fri., Sat, May 27 - 28 3-- U. S. INSPECTED MEATS rafoWT?lfa)( 20-ye- ar h LARGE CUT UP - - 390 LB fJsc lb ALL MEAT i mid-seas- SMALL 1 1 FRESH U.S.G00D on n 10 ft 110 12 113 112 FINE FOODS feVf!!jrtX m VWf NOV 52f'l3 Tall cans MB IPIcMes Johnson 2b Martian cf R. Robinson ss, 3b d. Robinson c Swenson lb .... jBuckner If Thomas rf, p Hoppes p Ferguson p. rf 100 3 10 2 2 0 0 0 10 0 00 3 0 10 100 0 0 0 0 2 3 .... 0 Merch Carbon MOTOR CREDIT CO. Runs-Johnso- n, 020 440 0 0 0 1 3 2 0 3 313 Thomas, Hoppes Hill, F. Regis, L. Regis, Ruden 2, Mele, Price 3, Higby, Bruno, Berensen, Baird. Frrors: Johnson 2, Main FACT mwmm Robinson 2, Wright, Hoskins. Stolen bases: F. Regis, Higby, Berensen. Sacrimice hits: Hill, Higby, Wright, Credit victory to Hoskins; defeat to Ferguson. fANCY Circus troupes are among the most superstitious of show peo- - 111 pie. 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