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Show Thursdc Page Four ysf Mesa Mavericks Best Eagles On Diamond The Mesa college Mavericks opened the hardball season with a 13 to 5 truimph over the Carbon college Golden Eagles in a nonleague junior college baseball game played at Grand Junction Saturday afternoon. The game was unusually good for the opening tilt of the season, and there was a good crowd on hand, despite the absence of seating facilities. Only one windshield was broken, in spite of the fact cars lined the edge of the field. Eight pitchers saw action, four for each crew. Pollock, who started for Mesa, was credited with the victory and Halverson, first Carbon moundsman, was charged with the loss. Mavericks six-ru- n spree in the second inning put the game on ice. Five of the runs came after two men were out. Ginn hit to Garber, Carbon third, who whipped the ball to Leamaster at fust base for the out. Pollock fanned. Blaney singled, Merlino singled, Ledingham walked, Sarten singled, Spenie banged a double, and Hurd followed with another dou- - Automobile and building insurance are our main lines, but we can even insure you against dog bites. Drop in and see us. 7ic ble. All scored except Hurd, who was on base when Sawyer hit a fly to Leamaster. Seventh inning was home-ru- n frame for the maroon and white. Sarn whammed the first ball pitched by Ward for a homer. Hurd, third man at bat, knocked the second homer a few minutes later. Sawyer got on first on an error and Ginn and Blaney, on fielders choices. Merlino hit a homer to clean the bases. Sarten connected for a homer in the first inning, scoring Blaney and Merlino. D. Crawford, Carbon catcher, hit a homer in the second stanza, with none on. Records of the pitchers follow: Carbon: Halverson, four strik-out- s, two walks and nine hits in four innings; Picciani, three hits in two innings; Ward, one strike out and four hits in two-thir- ds of seventh; and Kennedy, one strike out in one and one-thiinnings. Mesa: Pollock, two strike outs, two walks, and two hits in three innings; OConnor, three strike outs, two walks and one hit in two innings. Miller, one walk and one hit in two innings and Peck, six strike outs and one walk in two innings. J. Crawford, Carbon Second, caught Sawyers fly and tagged Hurd at second unassisted for the double play of the day. D. Crawford was outstanding for the losers and Sarten and Ginn were tops for the Mavericks. The teams will tangle again at Price next April 15. Score by innings: Carbon .... 030 002 000 5 5 6 360 010 50x 15 15 5 Mesa Batteries Halverson, Picciani (5)- , Ward (7), Kennedy (7); D. Crawford. Pollock, OConnor (5), Miller (6)- ; Alan Peck (8), Ginn. The second evening class this will begin year in machine shop 7:00 at p.m. at 6, Thursday, April Registrashop. the Carbon college tion will be held at that time and the class will be held Tuesday and 9:00 p.m. Thursday from 7:00 to and will run approximately three months. M. A. Roberts will be the instructor. Tuition for the course veterans with a IS $12.50 and of may atEligibility Certificate tend on the GI bill. The class is mainly designed to U. S. fund is to get help those who would like vert them Iron Curtain to prepare trade into the M rtiV'&'vX' Xw.v.v'W'.s Pictured above is the recreation hall recently completed in Columbia by John Galbreath and company. The stone structure was begun in 1938, as an NYA project but was abandoned and left standing approximately half finished m 1940. It was deeded to the Galbreath company last year by IN COAL MAJOR LEAGUE non-leag- ue It jceS fi h.'t v the county and the company has spent nearly $12,000 completing the structure The hall is to be deeded back to the county when finished and then turned over to the community. Construction has been under the supervision of Grant SlaugenhaupL total score of 548 points. Jack Theorine of Union Supply followed right close with a score of 547. Mike Mihalik rolled up the third place score of 522 for Horse Canyon while Frank Burdis made 521 for Utah Fuel. Scores running over 500 were tallied up by J. Tobey, J. Maxey of your money in the bank" will be a bigger dollar capable of buying more of the things you want later on. Never was there a better time to come in and see us about starting a savings account. Youll find a friendly welcome. fch9rrrmrftfnrhnn MOST COMPLETE LEAD STOCK OF PRICE, UTAH Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT Drive-I- n For Your Convenience Teller Windov and B. Easter. Doug Tollis was high single game scorer for the match with a game of 208 and another of 200 F. Markosek and J. Tobey tied for second with games of 199 points each, while F. Burdis was right behind them with a game of Member F D I C brhappieSPENDING MIS 198. Ms Its the BOWLING TEAMS LADIES FIELD SEEDS IN EASTERN UTAH WE INVITE YOU TO COME IN AND LOOK OVER OUR DISPLAY. o CLEANING Bring your seed groin and othlf seeds to us to clean and treat in our modern cleaning plant. basic new automobile idea for 1950! LEAGUE MATCH Standing in the Ladies league bowling remained virtually the same Wednesday as the first and second place teams battled to a draw while the third slot team took an additional point from the last place squad. The match between the first place Sunnydale Drugs team and its nearest opponent, the Workmans Market squad, ended in a tie with each team taking two points. Wasatch Store, however, did better in its efforts to improve its league status by taking three of four points in its match with the bottom rung Anselmo squad. Little Tollis lead the Snunydale Drugs squad with a three game tally of 423 points while Christine Memory, in turn, set the pace for Workmans with Market three-gamthat totaled 409. Mary Fahls three-gatotal of 421 ran a close second for the evenings honors. Single game score standings fol- -j lowed nearly the same pattern as the game totals with Lillies game of 179 high, followed by Christines game of 160. Mary Fahl and Laura Driggs each rolled games of 151 points for Wasatch Store. Scores in Wednesdays bowling in Ladies league. SUN. DRUGS 1st 2nd 3rd Tot L. Tollis 179 135 109 423 J. Vigil 138 100 120 358 D. Burdis 117 105 125 347 B. V. Wagoner .... 102 108 140 350 WORKMANS MKT. C. Memory 118 160 131 409 C. Bon 109 129 82 310 131 126 133 390 M. Carey E. Tollis 98 147 245 WASATCH STORE 112 136 248 Jo Jensen L. Driggs 151 115 124 390 Y. DeUaCorte .... 125 117 98 396 M. Fahdl 151 142 128 421 M. Eaquinto 90 90 F. ANSELMO H. Farliano 109 128 93 330 M. Mayer 111 104 115 330 R. Farliano .... 107 119 118 344 . 83 106 104 293 J. Tucker 103 103 87 293 P. Graham z PRICES LOWERED es me O Following is a partial list of items which we stock: ... Bank w; HOLD FIRM IN GARDEN AND ANACONDA TRIPLE SUPERPHOSPHATE . SIMPL0T SUPERPHOSPHATE Emery me WE HAVE THE LARGEST AND 42 18 SPRAYS AND DUSTS WEED KILLERS AND SPRAY EQUIPMENT MARTIN SEN0UR PAINTS AND VARNISHES FARM MACHINERY AND HARDWARE PLASTE- R- LIME -- CEMENT COMPLETE FEED LINE PHONE 12V2 tf Never was there a time of greater incentive to save regularly from every pay check. Every dollar FARMERS STOCKMEN P. C. r the time to save Attention ... INSECTICIDES, 1 NOW is Kaiser Coal and Union Supply continue to hold the lead in the Coal Major league bowling, but last weeks three-wa- y tie for third place was broken with Kaiser California is the leading pro- Steel, Horse Canyon and Utah ducer of lettuce in the United Fuel slipping into position in the order named. States. Union Supply crept one game closer to the leading Kaiser Coal team leaving but four games sep aratmg them. Although Kaiser Steel came out on top in the three-wa- y tie the situation was not what it could have been since the team dropped one of its games to the last place Sunnydale team. Doug Tollis lead the Kaiser Coal team in its battle to stay on opt by amassing a three-ga- Phone 202, Price Thursday Night Carbon College NEW COLUMBIA RECREATION HALL TOP KAISER COAL TEAM The Carbon college baseball nine is hosting the Snow college team this afternoon in the first league game of the season. 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