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Show game will find the Rotary club team flaying the Lions club. 4 kx non flcwsj'ournai Brigham City, Utah Wednesday. August ROTARY TEAM SPILES CLUB 13 Rotary Club T0 1 20-3- 17, 1949 $PEiCroE Peaches Play By JOE MAHONEY American Fork Here Tonight 0 The Brigham City Peaches play the American Fork club in Rees Pioneer park this evening and the game should finally bring together Carl McConnell and A1 Nig" Tate in a first class pitchers duel. The game will start at 8:13. The local club, fresh from tw'o straight wins over Bingham and Provo will be out to make it three in a row. The Peaches finished the first half strong MONDAY NIGHT first inning as Britenbecker dubbed a home run with Mortcn-seon base as a result of being hit by a filched ball. The winners added another run in the top of the second and iced the game with a four run outburst in the first half of the fourth inning. The Rotary club had a nine club run lead before the in the scored their lone tally bottom of the fifth inning THE H520 BELMONT STAKES LENGTHS, SETTING A RECORD COR THE mile and V THAT STILL STANDS. VON By and then fell back in their losing ways. Now that they have hit their stride they can still do a lot of damage to the top teams who are fighting for the right to meet Helper in the playoffs. Carl McConneil, although nicked for 14 hits, held the Timps to a brace of runs here last Friday night to win 9 to 2. The local nine played good baseball behind McConnell and iced the game in the last half of the eighth inning with a four run outburst without a hit. Brooks got the only home run of the game and two of his mates. Jensen and Berge, rattled the timber for doubles. Bob Storey was the only member of the Peaches to get an extra base swu une and them a good crowd on hand a u cu Leaders WOTti eet North Stake Primiry The North Box Elder primary will hold their Stake meeting Sunday, August Tor the Eighth ward in the afternoon. chapel. It is the first ing of the primary SnioT this year. A good attendance is by the leaders of uie ft 1 prog 20 20-3- Lions and teams play- tie ball game which will be( scheduled for a replay later in the season. Val Woodland pitched a ter to lead the Rotary club team to a 13 to 1 win over the in club last Monday evening Rees Pioneer park. It was the first Junior baseball victory for the Rotary club team and brings their record to one victory against one defeat. The Rotarians got off to a two run lead in the top half of the 20-3- ed a 20-3- I Th(1 pamo was t.aUed at thc end of the sixth inning because of (1C ime limit. n addition o BntenbecKers 4piy wallop, Woodland hit toa triple and double to contribute the victory. Watkins also doubled other extra base hit of f(r SQ&SV FEUXT2. game. Thursday nights game will pit tie Kiwanis club against the Batteries: Woodland and Lions club- The game will start Morrison, Hanline and at 5 o'clock in Rees Pioneer park, The following Monday nights Beckert. SeRalD WALKER. FORMER MAJOR LEAGUE WHO NOW MANAGES THE CO- SPENT THE SPRING "IRNN-J- 1 t LUMBIA,S.C.,CUJ8, NS SEASON LOOKING FOR A OLfTFIELDER WHO COLA P DRIVE A BUS. - t(ie LEU UN HO OP OLTTREUDER . - E.M. Cafe Leads Senior Circuit; Indians Win The Made-You- r league played their games last Friday afternoon at Rees Pioneer park at 12:30. The Junior league saw the Indians scalp Central Chevrolet 20 t chuckto 8 behind the ing of Tippy Pearse. Jestes and Chase eked out a win over Morrisons team 7 to 6. The E. & M. cafe won their second game of the second half 12 to 3 from Hadlields team. In the Junior circuit, Tippy Pearse chucked his team to a convincing 20 to 8 defeat to the first half champs. Central Chevrolet. The Indians collected 13 safeties from B. Jensen w'hile his mates got six hits. R. Hansen and W. May were top batsmen in the game with three for four. Yamamoto blasted out three hits for five trips to the plate. Taylor and Robinette each socked out two safeties. R. Poulson and B. Oman were top stickers for Central Chevrolet, each having two hits. Jestes and Chase and Morrisons team played a game with the Firestone nine coming through with the win 7 to 6. Both teams collectsix-hi- AMERICAN FORK -- vs- BRIGHAM PEACHES 8:15 P. M- .- REES PIONEER PARK Admission Carl McConnell 500 This Is The Next To Last Home Facing Nig Tate Game For The Peaches This Season Now At A New Low Price the NORGE OIL-BURNING HOME HEATER rami! Weve got em, all sizes of used tires. Lots of miles in these tires, good, thick but were treads, unloadng them at prices that will save you real money. Odd sizes, common sizes, new sizes every size there is. Plenty of w hite sidew alls, too. Come on in and look at em. Youll never believe it until you see it. trouble-fre- Up t 40 Garth Baird chucked for the Jestes and Chase nine while Larry Anderson was the pitcher for Morrisons team. Rex Jensen was the only man on both teams to collect two safeties. He socked out two for three. Other top hitters were C. Beckert, J. A. Peters, D. Beckert and R. Sack-ett- . The E. & M. Cafe stretched their winning streak to four games by walloping Hadfields team 12 to 3. The Cafe nine stayed in first place with the victory. Darrell Poulson was the winning pitcher while Earl Nielson was charged with the defeat. Hadfields got eight hits while the Cafe team socked out nine safeties. LaMar Davis was top hitter for the Cafe nine with two hits for three trips to the plate. Dee was next with Christofferson two for four. Captain Steve Bunnell got one for one. J. A. Peters was tops for Hadfields with two for three. Elwyn Olsen socked out two safeties for four trips to the plate. Junior League Central Chevrolet AB 3 5 3 3 Poulson, ss Lund, c B. Jensen, p Oman, 2b 4 H 2 0 R Real buys in truck, tractor, wagon and implement tires, too. Lots of wear in good used tires, at prices so low youll never believe it possible. Weve got all the sizes on hand, in good used tires. Dont wait they wont last long the way we're pricing them. Ward, cf Anderson, 2 2 26 rf Totals 0 0 8 I fuel-ei- ll The Eighth ward Sunday School outing for the entire ward will be held at the Box Elder county park (canyon) Saturday at No fire-tendi- 5 p. m. (SXMA mere hiofe I ? Why delay getting those articles you need now. By making a small down payment, you can take those things home that you need. Use them while you pay. Your purchases cost no more than regular cash prices. Just a small carrying charge is added. LISTEN. MISTER it just isnt good economy to wait too long before repainting your homo. No sir-- . 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