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Show miidka THE Thursday, March 22, 1962 Fint Saction Insert UTAH PRICE, E, Helper Kiwanis Cage Invitational Opens Action Tonight Tic CllLiroae OHs Hold High Second Place Jinx Spot in Mixed Foursome League Prevails Maor League In In the Tuesday Mixed Foursome league, the OHs hold a commandpoint lead ing seven and one-haover their nearest competitors, the Andreinis, with a 34 won and record. High games of the night were bowled by Ralph Budo, 222; Jay Marx, 221; Doug Easton, 213; A1 Pierotti, 208; Clede 207; Keith Leavitt, 200; Jay Chadwick, 196, and Bob Olsen, 190. A1 Pierotti holds both the high game and high series bowled by an individual thus far this year with a 256 game and 607 series. Jay Chadwick has second high game of the year with a 255, and Bert Christensen and Ralph Budo are tied for third high game with a 247. Nita Webb has the second high series in a 604, and Ralph Budo is third with a 601. lf -- st An-drei- DEALERS SUN-ADVOCAT- WANTED The teams in the Major League, with the exception of first place Consumer Finance, havent been able to beat a second place jinx and Consumer, which has been in the lead since the start of the second half, hasnt had to cope with it. Armonds TV, currently in second place, has been in that spot three times only to be knocked off a week later. The Oasis Club has risen to second place twice during this half, and each time theyve attained this spot they were beaten the following week. VFW reached the second place position two weeks ago only to be knocked out of immediate contention by Armonds TV, and Carbon Emery Bank moved into the jinxed second place spot via a four-poisweep over Price Steam Laundry. Last week the hex was on again when Carbon Emery dropped three points to Consumer Finance, and Armonds won four from Price Steam Laundry to move into second place again. Carbon Emery dropped to third place, two games behind Armonds, and Oasis is currently in fouth. VFW and Moose No. 2 are not far off the pace in fifth and sixth place, respectively. In last weeks play, Jim Hansen, bowling for Moose No. 1, turned in the high game and high 5 series of the night with a effort. Other high games and series were bowled by the following: Gib HanFerron Pappas, 198-54sen, 204; John Pappas, 209; Kirk Jim Kulow, 205-56Burton, Ed Tallerico, 200; Joe Basso, Bob Olsen, 532; George Bobotas, 535; Harold Morley, 210-55and Ralph Deakin, 210-54Bob Soderberg, Sr., 534. nt 214-58- For SPANISH FORK, MT. PLEASANT, EPHRAIM 5; Invest in your future by owning your own store. America's largest automotive supply retailer, Western Auto, is expanding its dealer organization in this territory. Excellent locations available in area. You will merchandise our famous nationally advertised sporting goods, automotive supplies, household goods, and other profitable tools lines. Minimum investment is 515,000. Contact us for full information on The Western Auto Associate Plan. WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY, New Store Development Dept., Box 1031, Ogden, Utah. 214-56- 205-56- 1; 3; 1; 3, What appears to be one of the best balanced fields In the history of the 13th annual Helper Kiwanis Invitational basketball tournament gets under way in the Helper Junior High gym tonight and continues Friday and Saturday. Riggs Shoe Store of Price and Regis Club of Helper meet each other in the first game today at 6 p.m. Riggs, formerly Price Trading Shoe Department, is rated one of the powers of the meet with five Carbon College players, Reid Pace, Ron Henderson, Paul Bla-se- r, and Randy Doug Powell, Moore on the roster. Regis Club recently won the Carbon County recreation tournament and it has bolstered its line up with two Carbon players, Hoggett and Smith. At 7:10 p.m. two Utah County teams, Barrett Builders of American Fork and a BYU intramural team, square off. Barrett Buildace Hershell ers have (Bones) Pedersen playing for them along with Russ Hillman, a member of the BYU N.I.T. championship team of 1951. At 8:20 p.m. the San Juan d of Blanding clash with Construction of Salt Lake City. Blanding has long been a basketball cirpower in cles. Roy Thacker and John Benson, former BYU stars, are included on San Juans roster. Okland Construction finished third in the Kiwanis tournament last year. The final game Thursday at 9:30 could possibly be the best one In the opening night slate. Busico Cash Store of Tooele will test the El Rancho Steak House of Price. Busicos are back for Claude Lacey and Frank Crandall, Gene Warner arid Rowe Harrison. Busico Cash Store Joe BusiEl Rancho Steak House Vern co, Mgr., Angelo Cerroni, Bob Ip- Shiner, Mgr., Gary Bliss, Ron sen, Bob Colledge, Darrell Evans, Swensen, Jerry Nielson, Erick Bob Swan, Lonnie Gleave, Tra- Joffs, Duane Greene, Larry Reid, cey Brown, Lynn Gleave, Gary Jim Kulow and Rex Adams. Canba-hal- t. r Okland Construction Company Willis Carlisle, Mgr., Wes Fain, Jack Anderson, Blaine Sylvester, H. G. Linford, Ron Reavely, Ron Allen, Bob Masters, Jay Rasmussen, Paul Bagsley, Ron Hanna, Bruce Goodrich and Ray Chat- - win. Riggs Shoe Store (Price) Jack Leonard, Mgr., Reid Pace, Ron Henderson, Paul Blaser, Doug Powell, Randy At- Moore, Toy wood and Dick Judd. NO PROVO LINEUP 60th Anniversary BUYS DO GREAT BIG WONDERFUL THINGS WITH YOUR DOLLAR I LOOK AT THE SAVINGS DURING FEBRUARY SPECIAL U All-Sta- rs Ok-lan- M-M- their fourth straight appearance in Helper, having copped the title in 1958. Manager Joe Busico has Angelo Cerroni, Bob Colledge and Bob Ipsen, former Utah State great, on his team. El Rancho Steak House, managed by Vern Shiner, is composed primarily of seniors from Westminster College, including Gary Bliss and Ron Swenson. The roster also includes Jim Kulow and Rex Adams, two top ranking players from the Helper recreation league. liie presentation of team trophies and individual awards will be made Saturday night immediately following the championship game. The presentation will be made by Kiwanis Club president Joe Myers and Stan Litizzette. Trophies for the championship team, second place, third place and consolation champions will be presented along with 10 individual team. A awards to the team trophy for sportsmanship will be given and Woodrow Merkely will present the coveted wrist watch to Wyler the tournament's outstanding player. All the trophies and awards are on display in the window at Woodys Jewelers on main street in Helper. 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The long season hunting for this bird last year attracted 14.963 hunters who bagged a total of 20.813 birds for an average of 1.48 birds per hunter. The mourning dove, long rated as the number one game bird across the nation, again ranked second-bein popularity with Utah hunters. The annual season last September found 15,210 hunters afield who bagged 128.069 doves for an average bag of 8.42 birds per hunter. The first open season for grouse over the northern and eastern portions of the state was also listed as a success by the department. This early season hunt saw the 861 hunters afield bagging a total of 2.246 grouse of all species for an average bag of 261 birds per rs st XM Wherever you go... the bourbon to beat if you can! AIM Available SOTTLID M BOMO Wmerfill-Mzie- r FINE KENTUCKY BOURBON FOR OVER 150 YEARS usanu wna scwrw tmm. sussra rams 14 roo...tffiTLB ms Htna hunter. 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