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Show Peaches Win Opening Game EMMERTSON ANDTHETIMPS- AL HELP PEACHES WITH - BOX ELDER 8-- WIN 3 Take Advantage Of The Breaks To Squeeze Across Five Runs, Breaking Tie In Fifth Before the biggest crowd of the season, the Peaches baseball, took adan-- 1 Wednesday evening played Provo-typ- e tage of every break and helped make a few of them, and neat the mighty Timps by a decisive 8 to 3. It was the series to break the tie in which first game of a three-gam- e the Peaches and Timps were knotted at the close of the first half of Industrial league play. The second game of the serjes if the Peaches win it, thelast will be played Sunday afternoon at Proo. more field generalship than in pitched for the any game this season, and he A1 Emertson had alert, coPeaches and went the route, givhits. After Mc- operation of his entire team. seven up ing wizardry, The Peaches were ready to Connells strike-ou- t Emmertson can scare the fans to make the most of it when a and made occurred, death. He struck out only one break bat- every Provo error count. his behind was He batter. The Peaches got a run in the ter more of the time than he first inning, but Provo came was ahead of him. But Wedin the second and got it nesday nights game made it up back. In the bottom half of the with good support, evident that, third the Peaches got a man the lanky slowball artist can then Peterson clouted out beat the toughest teams in the on, It was the second time a homer to score two, but league. the Timps came back in he had set down the mighty again the next frame and knotted Provoans. three-all- . demonstrated the count at Earl Owen It was in the fifth that the g DO YOU mm... First Half Championship Serie; pitcher, and his infield got steadied down and retired the side, the Peaches had their five runs, a reasonably comfortable margin even agwnt Provo, Collins wasnt heard from again that evening. Peterson, Davis and Mayne led the Peaches in hitting, Peterson and Davis with two hits each in three trips and Mayne with three in five. Les Lemons one hit was when he stepped over to rap out a single, driving in a run, on one of the three pitches of an intended walk. 010 200 0003 Grad Provo 102 050 OOx 8 Brigham Errors Ford, Wilson, Kump Home runs Peterson. Three-bashits E. Jensen 2. . Old Sc. New Sc. Dif. $27 e Two-bas- hits Clark and Mayne 2 Stolen bases Jensen, Mayne, Peterson. Runs batted in Santisteven. The box score: U. S. Soldier Now Prove High Salary Man The regular army soldier, with his new pay raise now in effect, is among the highest paid workers in the world, officials of the army recruiting office room, 202 Post Office Buliding, Ogden, pointed out today. The new pay raise, recently signed by President Truman, ranges from a $19 boost per month for a staff sergeant, the lowest raise, to a $27 increase for a master sergeant, who rated the highest enlisted mans pay advance. A private first class and private reeceived the next highest raises, with $26 and $25 raises, respectively. The new base pay raises lid blew off, though. Provo Manager Lob Collins may have lost his own game with his customary technique of coming out of the dug-ou- t to chew the umpire in an effort to upset the opponents players. In any event, it was right after one of Lobs jawings that his own players started blowing up, while the Peaches got up on their front spikes to take every advantage. Before Provo Ford, the Parties Split A poll of house Democrats 22 24 show that 165 are for the 26 loan to Britain, 25 25 are against it and 34 are unde- e 2, Peterson, LaComb, Page Cowley, Lemon. Struck out by Ford 5, Emmertson 1. Base on balls Ford 3, Emmertson 1. Double plays Kump to Wilson to Page, Belliston to Mayne to Owen. Umpires Bates and News Review 21 19 Emplo ing conservative estimates, a master sergeant, in addition to his monthly bae pay of $165, receives $58 for dependency allowances if he has a wife and one child (and $20 for each additional child); the equivalent of $75 for quarters, rations and clothing, $10 for medical, dental and hospital care, and $19 savings on post exchange purchases and income tax expenditures, making his total salary $.127 per month in actual cash and services On propoitionate pay estimates, a private gets $229 a month, only $98 less than a master sergeant. These figures include neither retirement benefits of approximately $80 per month for which the soldier is eligible, nor educational benefits under the G I Bill of Rights, which total up to more than $6,000 free education after a three-yea- r Phone your news to No. 7. cided Republicans in the house are about 40 per cent for the loan 77lewd-s- 7 ournci Ti Brigham City, Utah Historical Trip Friday, July 12, Urn Presented to Truman Headed by Gerirge Albert Smith, L. D. S. church president, a group of Utah church and civic leaders have begun a 2600 mile trip by auto to Pueblo, Colo , and Nauvo, 111 , and other points of historic interest. The purpose of the trip is to develop interest in historic trails and areas incident to the Utah pioneer centennial celebration in Baron Sivercruys, the Be g.an ambassador, has presente to President Truman an urn c earth from the Bastogne battle field, where American troop turned back the battle of th bulge in early 1945. The Famous 1947. Both Sides Claim Mexico Victory Mexico's two principal poll!. cal parties have released conflicting election figures and both claim victory for their respective candidates in the recent presidential elections. 25 Killed In Crash The entire crew of and passenger list of a converted flyfortress carrying ing service men from Gundelr, Newfoundland, were killed Tuesday when the plane flying in a heavy mist, crashed against 1200-foo- t Mount Tom near Holyoke, Mass. home-wardboun- d Poles Get Reparations The Polish government has announced that deliveries of Poland's share of war reparations from Germany have started from the Russian zone. Vto Fails WINKLER Soviet Russia has unsuccessfully sought by involving the veto to bar Canada from taking part in atomic energy discussions in the United Nations council. Australia security demanded that simultaneously the whole veto question be aired at the coming general assembly meeting in September. 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