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Show Carbon Youth Places Second in High Jump A parade of kid baseball players tual Furniture grind out a 5 vie-- 1 over Helper Mercantile. Little through Helpers business district n and a no-hi- t, pitching per- Johnny Bianco went the distance formance highlighted the opening for the Furniture team, allowing of boys baseball in Helper Sat- five hits, one walk and picked up over the six infour strike-out- s urday afternoon, May 23. Mayor Chris F, Jouflas threw ning route. Burly Don Robertson out the first ball in opening game a chip off the old block, led Muceremonies at the Little League tual stickers with 3 for 3, including one double. park following the parade and This years opening brought out played Helper Furniture in the years first game in the West- an innovation as far as the league ern Boys Baseball league. Robert is concerned. Every boy on every vJewkes of Kiwanis turned in the team played at least two innings no-ru- n t, game as his team in the two games Saturday. Lea- won by the score of 0. Southpaw Jewkes had to be good because Tommy Byrge of Helper Furni9-- no-ru- Ki-wa- gue officials and directors are try-tor- y ing out this new ruling this year in order to give every boy in uni' form an opportunity to see action in every game. Thfe plan met with general, approval last Saturday. Pony League will take over the diamond for the first four days this week, with one game each night. Following this week, two games a night will be played each weekday with the exception of Wednesdays, the games being alternated between the two leagues. no-hi- 1-- Helper Merchants To Host UP&L NJCAA National League Neldon L. Huff, storekeeper seaman, U.S. Navy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Manson E. Huff of Castle Gate, is serving aboard the attack aircraft carrier USS Bon Homme Richard operating in the Western Pacific. Currently with the U.S. Seventh Fleet in Far Eastern waters, the Bon Homme Richard provides a large part of this countrys mobile air striking power in that part of the world. Stars Place Meet On Bob Cromar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cromar of Price, has Helper Kids Swung Info Baseball Action Saturday - at Aboard Aircraft Carrier Two Carbon Ball returned from the National Junior College Athletic Association track and field meet held in Hutchinson, Kansis, with a second place in the high jumping events. Youthful Cromar won the right to attend the junior college competition when he broke the long standing ICAC high jump mark. Cromar leaped to a height of six feet five inches at the ICAC track and field competition held in Og- Team All-St- ar Two standout baseball players from the Carbon College ICAC championship team have earned berths on the western regional all-st- ar nine. Athletic Director William Peterson of Carbon College released the information Thursday that Joe Ruden, first baseman, and Jim Kulow, a pitcher and infielder, were both selected for regional honors. den. Only four In placing second in the national named from trials, Cromar reached a crossbar height of six feet three inches. Cromar is the first athlete from Carbon to attend the national junior collegiate finals. teams were the entire United States. Each of the four teams represented their particular district of play. Kulow was named as a pitcher. He lost only one game all year long, and that an 8 to 5 decision to the national junior college Paris Junior College of Texas. Young Ruden, who is small in stature compared to most first basemen, more than made up for any inadequacy of size by his splendid hitting and fielding. During the season Ruden batted a lusty .450. But Kulow wielded an even more potent bat as he hit at a phenomenal .589 pace. The 1959 NJCAA team will be selected and announced by the NJCAA service bureau B 01 Survival Training Ber-ense- n, 005 E such WilFratto, Regis. PO-21-DP Carbon mington Richardson, Groomes and Coons. Carbon 4, Wilmington 5. LOB Groomes, Pittman. S HR Sullivan, DeBruhl. DeBruhl, winner, Fratto, loser. HBP by Fratto (Bedford). U 1 :45. Specter and Bunnelle. T A 17-1- 0. 9, ts, Saturday, Sunday out for Morley 000 000 113 000 x Carbon Wilmington ture was almost as stingy with PONY May 25 base hits, only allowing Kiwanis .' V.F.W 400 0116 two hits. Oddly enough, neither of Carbon-Emer- y 000 0044 May 2- 6the hits figured in the score that H Jennings 2, Oviatt 2, Wonder Bread.- Runs 000 010 inin the fourth Kiwanis made Snow, Wright, Littlejohn, Ortega, Carbon Locker 001 010 x 2 ning. A walk, two wild pitches, Crissman. HR D. Powell; Henderson, Wright, Runs The Helper Merchants will en- Powell, and a passed ball brought the Oviatt. Innings pitched by Wright Vetere. Singles D. Powell 2, and tertain the Utah Power strong only score of the game. 6, Valdez 2, Marsing 4. WP D. HenKeller. HR Henderson, team from Salt Lake City The days second game saw Mu Light LP Valdez. SO by derson. 3BH D. Keller. 2BH Saturday and Sunday under the Wright. Thomas. WP Wright 14, Marsing 7. Salzettti. LP guidance of a new, but yet unVFW H. Jennings, Verde, Porter. SO by Salzetti 13, Painter named manager. Luke Cormani, Snow, Wright, 5, Porter 5.BB off Painter 2, Porformer manager of the team, for- Holdaway, Oviatt, Marx, Rudman, F. Jennings, ter 4. to his submitted mally resignation OBrien. Wonder Bread Painter, at Compton College. box scores team officers and directors at a Carbon are the Bank Lindsey, Emery Thomas, Porter, Campbell, Alger, of Following meeting of the organization Mon- D. Howa, Scartezina, Curtis, Litin which the Eagles the games Protopappas, Hassell, Jennings. day night in the National Junparticipated Ortega, Valdez, Don Powell, Devon tlejohn, Powell, Christensen, In Lack of adequate time to devote ior College Athletic Association PowelL to the team due to his odd work- Crissman, Marsing. Carbon Locker Henderson, tournament at Grand Junction. A survival training course, ing hours with the railroad and 26 Bertel-soL. May Keller, Vetere, Salzetti, his duties as a city councilman .'. 321 025 13 sponsored by the East Carbon forced Mr. Cormani Rotary Winters, Halamandaris, S. to resign. Wildlife Federation and taught by Moose 201 000 3 Keller, Olson, Riley. Matt Star, president of the He! Lee. Robertson, instructor with the Runs Mancina 3, Salzetti, Utah Fish and Game Department, per Baseball Association, announc- Kone 2, J. Dorman 4, Howa, Dart, May 27 was completed Saturday with the ed that' his group is considering Hansen, Wiseman, J. Keller, Her- Hiawatha 213 203 011 Mr. successor to of a final examination being given to possibilities Dorman. Innings pit- Wellington zog. HR 210 201 O- 6 to week intend Cormani this and ten adult students and 30 juvenched. by Croft 1 23, Noyes 4 13, Runs Colosimo 2, Anderson in a man new helm the at have ile students. Kone 6. WP Kone. LP Croft. 2, Burnett, N. Valdez 2, Jackson, Keith Hintze, chairman of the time for Saturdays game with SO by Kone 8, Croft 1, Noyes 7. Fitzgerald, T. Valdez, Simms; AtPower and light. The games law enforcement committee for Utah week-enMancina, Salzetti, wood 2, Tryon, Davis, Draper 2. d are scheduled for Rotary the Wildlife Federation made all this J. Dorman, Kone, Howa, D. Dor- Singles Anderson, Simms, At3:00 5:00 p.m. Saturday and p.m. arrangements for the course and man, Piantes, Naylor, Bryner, wood 2, K. Norton 2, Blackburn, ball local at the Sunday park. served as secretary and treasurer F. Norton. HR Wengreen. Barnett, H. Utah Power and Light will bring Dart, Moose J. Keller, Valdez. 3BH Wiseman, throughout the session. 2BH Smith. amateur of The purpose of the survival a potent aggregation Herzog, Davis, Olsen, Colosimo, H. Valdez, Jackson. Includ- Burton, to baseball talent Helper. inValdez. LP training program is to train Noyes, D. Keller, W. Howa, S. WP Davis. SO structors to teach rifle safety in ed on the roster are six pitchers B. Howa, Seppi, by Davis 4, Atwood 9, Valdez 2, Cochrane, Howa, Ten the East Carbon area. Courses in Bill Berg, Russell Gibson, Norm Croft, Causer. ' Jackson 4. BB off Davis 5, Atrifle safety will be made availa- Chenoweth, Steve Shafbuck, wood 3, Valdez 5, Jackson 2. Mutschler, Karl and students in Williams, ble to the teen-ag- e 27May Hiawatha Colosimo, Ander000 02 2 son, Barnett, H. Valdez, DeFrieze, the East Carbon area later on Chenoweth was an aceof Utah sev- Rotary the at University VJF.W. 000 000 Jackson, Fitzgerald, I. Valdez, this summer, according to Mr. eral years ago and In- Berensen, Simms, Smith. Hintze. Runs Mancina, Naylor. was signed into the nings pitched by Jennings 5, SalThe regular meeting for the Williams Atwood, K. NorWellington chain from South High in zetti 6. WP Salzetti. LP Jen- ton, Tryon, month of June of the East Car- Yankee H. Jensen, Black-buhow1954. of ace The the staff, a - Ran for Morley in 9th. bon Wildlife Federation will be ' B. Norton, Davis, Swasey, is Shafbuck, who has been nings. 002 030 2018 Paris Saturdafy, June 20, at 8 p.m. in ever, Mancina, D. Salzetti, Rotary Mortensen, Olson, Draper, years, and has Kone, J. Dorman, Howa, D. Dor000 100 022 5 Carbon the banquet room of the Drager-to- n with UP&L foronsix the amateur fedbeen selected D. Bemson, Wilson, RuE Hansen. man, drug store. Piantes, Naylor, team for the past eration Carbon V.F.W. den, Pomroy. PO-Holdaway, H. JenMay 28 five years. The UP&L nine also DP VerParis Pomroy 1 000 Snow, 000 Lions 1 Oviatt, nings, Wright, STOP ITCHINGI IN 15 MINUTES, boasts the the in leading hitter Paris 10, . 060 526 X 19 and Culpepper. LOB After using get federation last year, Bernie Mori de, F. Jennings, Hayth, Crissman, Bliss PomD. 2B 6. Carbon Bemson, Wheeler., Berensen, Maranaki, Runs back THE 2, 48c ITCH IF Wiseman; Morgan your arty, who finished the season with RuD. Bemson. SB roy. 3B NEEDS SCRATCHING. You feel a Scartezina 2, Miagliocco 3, .456 average. Moriarty also 2- 8the medication take hold. Itch and serves as an assistant to den 2. Kulow, loser, Ward, winner. May 3, Larsen 2, Gamber 2, Manager Carbon Emery 451 701 18 burning disappear: Use instant- Les Stewart. West 2, Warner 2. Singles HBP by Kulow (Reedus). or Moose 313 021 10 drying day Wiseman, Morgan, Scartezina, BALK to still is WP Ward. Ward 2. attempting inHelper for eczema, night ringworm, Rims Lindsay 4, Alger 2, Magliocco, Taniguchi 2, D. Larsen, sect bites, foot itch, other sur- crack the win column after three Judd 3, U Spec-to- r PB Bemson 2, Kyle. 3, 3, Spadafora. HR Taniguchi. 3BH face rashes. TODAY at Kelleys games. They hope to get a winning Crissman Littlejohn M. Ortega S. 2:50. Bonella. T Joe and 2, Howa, R. Jensen, Curtis, Magliocco. 2BH Price Drug Co. start under the new manager. Howa, Cochrane, Causer 3, Her- G. Pilling, D. Darson. DP MagOr- liocco to Spadafora, Wiseman to zog 2, Noyes, B. Olsen. HR J7TTYTTTTTTTYYTTYTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTYTTTYTTTTTT2 Tanitega. Innings pitched by Lindsey Vouros to Biddinger. WP 5, Curtis 2, Max Howa 4, Wise- guchi. LP . Platis. SO by Taniman 3. WP M, guchi 8, Platis 3, Miller 2. BB off Lindsey. LP Howa. Taniguchi 5, Platis 9. Carbon Emery Lindsey, AlR. Jensen, Snow, H. Lions ger, Pugh, Judd, Marsing, Little- Pilling, Miller, Vouros, K. Pilling, john, Ortega, Howa, Valdez, An Wiseman, Cowley, Fielding, Petdriene, Powell, Crissman, Scarte- erson, Biddinger, Platis. zina, Hutchins, Curtis. Bliss Morgan, Scartezina, Moose Max Howa, Scott D. Larsen, Magliocco, Taniguchi, The Following Price Lumber Yards Howa, Cochrane, R. Davis, Wise- Gamber, Spadafora, West, L Larman, J. Keller, D. Causer, D. Kel- son, Warner. ler, Herzog, D. Croft, Noyes, Bobwill be Closed ell day by Howa, Seppi, Brent Olsen, y) Lions7 Burton. 213 100 1 8 100 214 210 Hiawatha May 29 R. Jensen, Fasselin, Runs 003 210 Moose 6 Snow 2, Vouros, Platis Wiseman, 012 53x 11 V.F.W. 2; Colosimo 3, Barnett, H. Valdez, M. Howa, Herzog, Runs Jones, T. Valdez 2, DeFrieze, Wiseman 2, Croft, Noyes; JenAnderson. for opening of Fishing Season Singles Jackson, nings 3, Verdi, Holdaway, Oviatt, Snow, Vouros 3, Colosimo 3, Ber2, 2, Wheeler, Wright Jennings ensen, Barnett, H. Valdez 2, T. HR Wright Oviatt, Noyes. 2BH Valdez, Smith, Anderson. 2BH Wiseman 2. DP Verde un- Wiseman. WP Jackson. LP assisted to Wright. WP Oviatt Miller. SO by Anderson 2, ValCochrane. SO by Oviatt 7, dez LP Jackson 4, Vouros 5, MilCochrane 3, Causer 2. B off Ov- ler 4.3, BB off Anderson 4. Valdez iatt 3, Cochrane 3, Causer 1, SepJackson 1, Vouros 1, Miller 3. 1. pi R. Jensen, Fasselin, Lions Moose M. Howa, Herzog, K. Pilling, Cowley, Wiseman, S. Howa, Causer, D. Biddinger, Pilling, VourKeller, R. Davis, J. Keller, Seppi, Wiseman, Snow, G. Platis. os, Miller, Fielding, B. Howa, Croft, Olson, Burton, Hiawatha Colosimo, BerenNoyes, Cochrane. V.F.W. H. Jennings, D. Ver- sen, Barnett, H. Valdez, FitzgerSimms, Jones, di, Holdaway, Oviatt, Wright ald, DeFrieze, ,Snow, Rudman, Berensen, F. Jen- - Christensen, T. Valdez, Smith, a a a a aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aa aaa a aA nings. OBrien, R. Wheeler. Jackson, Anderson. League Grounded in 7th. A Fanned for Shorts in 5th. 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