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Show tUvJ?BvLu- -- TI 1 SUNDAY - HERALD LEAGUE AMERICAN o N'ew r 4 How They Stand Yorir. ., Cleveland Chicago, Boston Washington r Detroit ..... Philadelphia Rocky Castellani W L Pet S3 84 82 78 72 55 53 50 45 58 60 65 69 83 89 93 . f Decisions Johnny Lombardo .674 .592 .577 .545 f CHICAGO r.B .511 ' .335 373 weights, punched " Rocky Castel-- 1 r . out a unanimous over rugged; decision .350jl0-rounSt. Louis , Saturday's Results Johnny Lombardo Saturday night New York 13. Detroit 4. ;n the weekly television network Eoston 7, St. Louis 6, (12 In feature from' Rainbo Arena. ininzsT. A fish planting LEHI as well as Bun Colledgej Chicago 6. Philadelphia 5. RACING SEASON ment new to the Lehi area is mpmhen' Washington 4. Cleveland 3. Watkina: nd ENDS IN COLORADO ' Tl dTway at the Lehi Miilpond southi., Wildlife Asso- - VAT10XAL LEAGUE D. J - e" of town according W L Pet. LITTLETON, Colo. fC& Centen, Wattie Watkins. president of thejclauon44 .690 nial Turf Club ended lta 93 Lehi VUdlife Association. The Other projects are x Brooklyn a 85 57 .599 .racing season here today with Milwaukee a the spring-feunderway, pond. sponsored by JUlpond. has;alo 77 63 .550 handle of $457,480 for the been stocked with both bass and Lebl Wildlife Association. The St. Louis 76 65 clke. Isroup has just completed installa- -' Philadelphia 101111 to 77 .452 nw cement ' ioi. For two years the Milhoond was," 62 80 .437 A crowd of 9,102 witnessed three lare rearing pond north of, Cincinnati stocked with trout, but the plant-- 1 at . 58 82 .414 spectacular races today, one of ha cleaned otherjChicago cltV 6 ere unsuccessful. Tesis .315iwhich set a track jecord of . 1:42.2 thi thr e was insufficient t5I"aucr rt,rlfl! ponas aiong uie.nusuuieu Tofor the mile and These have X cuncnea pennani. feed of the tvpe on which trout' route of Dry CreckSaturday's Results day's attendance brought the sear, v .r. mnr rar.ibeen stocked with small fish which son total to 256,685. tur"d na Dry Creek next Chicago 7. New York 1.2. and wildlife officials "I n:vcrois. hoce ther will be able to survive 'ear wn inning season opens Brooklyn 5.a Milwaukee Cincinnati Ketchikan. Alaska, claims more Mr. Watkins estimates that the Philadelphia 2. In the pond. 8, St. Louis 7 (12 in salmon is canned there than in will Pittsbugh pond rearing produce large Through the cooperation of the 5000 legals next year. any other city of the world, v nings). V. S. Government fish hatchery in around 2500 bass and 3000 pike have been planted in the If they survive, they Miilpond. v ;:i be legal size by next year I fishing season. Mr. Watkins reports that Game 13 Warden Vergil J. Drarey of ; American Fork assisted with the j d OinilLeM- AAS . n f rv n rv . n "I t r Vn 1 ... . V-- i . rS r- - experl-'plantin- g. un-'M- r. vi-r- t-- 50-da- y g d 11-ra- ce neaa-gatee- y SAtl w ! re-!1- v.-'f-1 th. - tA i.iir-- i rf Junior Vildlifc Unit Planned muam HI U , u UU.JU -- .' v J iewm mm SPRINGVILLE Boys between the ages of 11 and 17 who are sports minded are invited to meet at the Springvilie Fire Hall. Tuesday. Sept 15. at 7 p.m. At this time a Junior Wildlife organization will be set up for boys of this HERE'S THE LIST community Under the sponsorship of the! Junior Chamber of ComMickelson, Hal L., Kephl The following successful elk Peterson, Don O., Lehi merce." Louis Schardine Is chairMiller, DeLos. Provo ', man in charge. permit applicants for 1953 will Pierce, Byron G.. Heber. MitchelV A. H;, Spanish Fork near the in their Permits receive The intended organization Is part Franki Price Prazeni Fork Mitchell. John K., Spanish future from the Fish and Game cf a statewide move undertaken Trav1S. Mt. Pleasant Montague, Bernice, Payson Department provided they are Rosenlof, by the Junior Chambers of ComMorgan, Ralph W., Provo merce to organize the teenage boys properly qualified bv having in- Schooler, Walter, Dfagerton Laurence C, American' Moubrav, of either eluded money Valentine, Dragcrton payment for the, purpose of teaching them Fork - (Vouk, certior s check cashier order, as Mt. Pleasant wilcox Freai concerning the wildlife program Moubray. Lovina. American Fork- Ced check.: well as giving them a chance to Mower, Robert E., Mt. Pleasant sent Those currency having participate in fly tying classeTTTN William American Fork Niel, V'FP.O CF.NFRAL TPCPivP rot uill rtnnil woodcraft and leath.ercra.ft classes. I )p Nielsen, Dean, Payson SEX next EITHER drawn and alternates bow and arrow practice, orientatpermit Nielsen, Foster, Spanish Fork in line for each unit will be not'- - Adrabal, Ramon. Eureka ion- in use of rifle and shotgun, Carol J., Orem fied, according to Fish and Game Allred, Earl P.. Fountain Green Nielon, Gordon. lectures and movies, fishing conNielson, Springville tests, boa jig and hiking, all to Commissioners. Oliver, Frank, Orem Allred, Leslie Dee, Provo be taught by experienced and I Allred, Merlyn, Pleasant Grove Olpin, Joseph, Heber qualified Instructors. EITHER SEX Olsen. .Margaret, Nephl Andrews. Lois M.. Sunnyside , The project has been undertaken Castleberry Elmo, Provo Parduhn. Don, American Fck by the Jaycee Youth Welfare comSorensen. Fred J.. Salem Averett, A. Wendell, Springville Payne, H. B.. Provo with of LaMar mittees Miner Vrght, E. L., Provo Peterson, Darrow L., Lehi Bailey, Charles L., Provo Springville as state chairman. Mr. Moroni Max, Peterson, Earl J.. Payson ' HEASTON Bailley, NORTH Miner states that they have the Melvin B., Payson Peterson, Reed E., Santaquln Baker, SEX EITHER full approval and support of the Orlan C, Provo Baker. Robert S., Provo Pope, Fork W.. American Erne?t Cook. State Fish and Game department. Read, Melvin A., Nephl Lane, Bateiy. Cedar Robert H.. Mesernmith. Wildlife both and the Federation, L. Jr.. Panguitch Reese, Thomas W., Orem Bateman, Valley of whom will cooperate in carrySherman V., Spanish Revill. Joseph N., Moroni Bearnson, Lehi Douglas, Peterson, out the Intended program after ing Fork Roberts. Edward C, Pleasant Pric", George P., Lehi the organization! ire established. Zola E., Fillmore Grove Beckstrand, HEASTOV SOUTH Roberts. J. Lyne. Provo Frank, Beckstrom, Payson EITHER SEX Allen T.. Heber Robinson. Km. E., Pleasant Bethers, Carson, Charles. American Fork Blomquist, A. Reed, Richfield Grove Grace, David W., Lehi Bona. Shirley C, Spanish Fork Rosrnlund, Fergus C, Mt ' Mecham, Richard J., Provo Pleasant Boswell, D. C. Nephi Wagstaff, Keith, American Fork Burnham. Marshall. Helper Schardine, Louis. Springville WooLstenhulme, Valjo, Lehi Scott, Wren, Provo Burton, Jarold J.. Mt. Pleasant MANTI-HORMOUNTAIN Seethaler, J. A., Provo Burton, Paul. Spanish Fork A.. Provo EITHER SEX Butler, Darrell, Orem ' Shane, Roy Simmons, William Arthur, Span- -, E. W., Orem Carnesecca, Janet, Springvillo Aired. Field reports coming from fish ish Fork Christensen, Norris A., Provo Boyer, Arthur C, Sprinsvill' and game department personnel Smith, Elmo B., Spanish Fork Clark, Howard, Leland Lois C. Springville Child, indicate a successful hunt for Clark. Stanley, Jr., Provo Snyder, Robert A.. Springville Dearing, Charles J., Orem mourning doves over most of the Dutson, Clinton C., Provo Spencer," Margaret, Payson Clayson. Ed. S.. Spanish Fork state as the season passes the halfCloud. R. M.. Goshen Provo Sperry, William L., Nephl Howard. Greene. Ray, way mark. The shoot for these y Guymon, Frances E., Provo Colledge, Joyce, Lehi Stephenson, James, Nephi speedsters began September 1 Hammer. Chester C, Snringvi'--- ! Cook. G. Harry, Goshen Stephenson. L. M., Levan and ends Sunday, September 13. Charles E., Spanish Dale. Lehi Davis, Swanner, Dee. Payson Hansen, Hyrum The reports show an early migraFork Davis, Dennis L.. Provo Kitchen, Norval T.. Orem tion of doves leaving some of the Davis, Don, Lehi Thomas, Gene B., Spanish Fork Morrill. Alton, Provo Warren, Mog. Springville DeGraw, L. S., Payson valleys at higher elevation. Best L Pyne, Clifton T., Provo Webb, O. L.t Thistle Distefano, James W., Provo hunting reports have come from tRohboch. George. Orem the outlying farming sections lying Tanner, DeLoy G., Provo Whiting, Larry E., Provo Eddington. Elmo. Lehi generally along the south central Wadley. J. D., Pleasant Grove Ellis. Louis B., Pleasant Grove UTiiting. T. D., Provo Francis, J. Wayne. Spanish Fork; Wiest, Earl J.; Spanish Fork portions of the state. MANTI NORTH END Francom, W. A., Payson Wright, Elden C, Provo Department enforcement offiEITHER SEX cers have made a number of ar Gagon, Joseph A., Orem SALT Gaisford, A. F., American Fork rests during the dove hunt fori; Anuerson, Duncan, Springville EITHER SEX Fork Bernell, Spanish Argyle, John A., Nephi on Garrett, or near shooting from cars and Argyle, Gerald T., Spanis hFork Fork Clyde, Argyle, Spanish Orem Curtis Gordon, M., highways. Utah law reads. "That Benway, Marion, American Fork Callahan. Vernon E.. Springville Graham, Ashley, Springville it shall be unlawful for any person W' Brown, D. R., AmencanFork Pleasant Rae Chrlstensen, Graves, Floyd J., Springville to discharge any kind of fireajra Brown, George W., Provo Grove Hafen. Neil N., Mt. Pleasant from an automobile or other veBrown, Roy J., American Fork Dixon.Vern Lee, Pleasant Grove Hales, Duane, Spanish Fork to a or firearm Ferri. Albert, Spanish Fork hicle, discharge Burton, Carlyle, Payson Hancock, Verl L.. Orem within 50 feet of any public highBusse, William C, Spanish Fork Provo Henderson, Ivan, Hansen,. Fred, Orem way." Such a highway includes any Hirst, Mark W . Orem Bylund, Cyrus. Sanfaquin Hansen, Lewis J., Nephl and all roads maintained wholly Carter, Dale, Pleasant Gcove, Huff, Kenneth L., Spanish Fork Harris, Ronald S.. Orem or in part by public funds. Carter, Leland, Pleasant' Grove Hunter, John, Spanish Fork Haynes, Carl, Nephi Sportsmen are reminded that the Carter, Orsen T., Santaquln CUiren Soldier SummitHicken; Jackson, R 0rem Th0las law is being enforced in the inChristensen, George. Payson Hill, Rulon J., Payson terest of themselves, the landownChristenson, Phillip v., Orem " Kirkwood, Earl. Spanish Fork Orem Willard: Hirst. er, and protection of property David, Provo Forft- - Clegg, Ted, Jrovo Lindstrom, American Max. IHoggard. alike. A high percentage of all McCarthy, Willard O.. Orem Dee, Hardman, Lehi gun accidents occur when in or Fullmer, Duane, Monroe McEwan, J. Harold, Provo Hone, Alvin R., Springville near vehicles and along such Higgins, Floyd G., Provo MitcheU, Albert W., Lehi Jackman, LaNell, Orem Hurst. Paul, Jr., Payson Nelson, Willard C, Provo Win. L.. Springville Jackman, Iverson, John G., Pleasant Grove Peay. June W.. Springville Orvell, Provo Ivins, Guy H., American Fork Schroder. Norma. Spanish Fork Jackson. Elaine C, Orem Jarvis, Glen R., Santaquln Smith. Mahlon. Pleasant Grove Jess, inornton. eeiaon tiyae, Pleasant, rnhT. Knrineville Johnson. La Verl, Orem Jones. George E., American Fork Grove D. Provo Jones, Henry. Millar, Leland S.. Pleasant Grove SPECIAL Weight, Newell B , Provo Jones, Lynn. Spanish Fori Olson, Herbert, Provo MANTI SOUTH Jordon, J. W.. Heber Olson, Myron, Santaquln EITHER SEX Larsen, Don H., Orem Peay, Lynn E., Provo ' NOTICE Larsen. Paul L., Spanish Fork . Smith, Barney, Joseph S., Provo Arnold J.. Payson Lawrence, Joseph, Heber, Carnem, Herbert, Eureka Young, Murray P., Orem ' Fork Brothersen, Erven, Mt. Pleasant Leifson. Ted Victor, Spanish Right now, A. L Duck-- tt .SOUTH ASHLEY Ligman, Clarence. Provo Coates, Jay, Mt. Pleasant Sales and Srvi EITHER SEX Littleford. Grant E.. Lehi Coates. Lena B., Mt. Pleasant has 23 nw Chrysler Durtschi. Aman, Provo Long, Donald W.. Spanish Fork Buckwalter, James. American Fork and Piymowth automoLosee, John D.. Thistle Edwards, Grant O.. Price rrant, Walter E Jr,, Amer-Ludlow, Donald W Spanish Fork biles in stock. A!l bod Gagon, Ersel L., Hiawatha lean Fork Lynch, Owen, American Fork Grider, Cecil E., Dragerton styUs. Each and vtry Provo K. V., Orem Truman Johnson. B., McBride, Hanson, Joseph B., American on will positively bo Jones, Earl S., Orem Mangelson, Romaine, Levan Fork cold before Sept. 15th. Markham, Henry R., Spanish Larsen, Howard, Springville Kemiind, Grant, Heber us Fork Lewis, Rupert C, Spanish Fork Regardless of any Provo L. Louder, Carl R., Orem Provo Madsen. Marritt, Kay, Kay, offer, Duckttfs Price Nephl Memmott, LeRoy; Mills, Henry. Mecham, Merrill, Orem will make you 'even a Mortenson, F. Neal, American Meredith. 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