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Show I B6 ROCKY MOUNTAIN REVIEW, August 12. 1965 WBBA SCORES Junior Football Gets Start With Signups Holladay Junior football gets underway Aug. 16, through Aug. 21, according to league director Paul Herrscher. Registration will take place Monday through Friday from 5:30 P.M.; through 7 P.M. with Saturday registration A M. scheduled for .9-12 Registration is set for Oly- mpus Junior HlghSchool, 2291 East 4600 South for all boys between nine years of age through 14. Age and weight will determine team assignments. must accompany Parent the boy to n glstration. Fee is $10. Insurance fee Is additional and parents are urged to bring birth certificates to registration. Only boys whose residence is within the OlymSchool District pus High boundary are eligible to register. There can by no exception, according to league director Paul Herrscher. GOING AWAY? to college, on a mission, in the service, French Foreign Legion? Keep in touch with home with the ROCKY MOUNTAIN REVIEW $5 .00 per year - Western Boys Canadian Baseballers arrived i n Salt Lake City Thursday ready to take the WBBA Regional title back to the northern reaches of the continent. A busy schedule awaits the Canadians as they prepare to take on Salt Lake County D WBBA teams in Region WBBA elimination play. Games will be played at the Spring Run Ballpark, 5290 South 1350 East. Tourney play opens Friday at 9:30 A M. with Hillside League meeting Mt. Olympus. Friday play is completed with k. East Canada meeting Mill-cree- Legion Nines Make Impression In 1965 Salt Lake County made its deepest impression in amateur baseball during the 1965 season. Competition was tighter and play better than it has been on many seasons. When it came time to open the State Tourney, seven Salt Lake Valley teams were ready and qualified for the meet. Skyline, Granger, Holladay, Granite, Highland, South and West were among the teams selected to participate in the late-summ- er Losers open Saturday play at 10 A.M. on the Spring tournament Games were played oa three Derks Field, Mudiamonds nicipal and Murray diamonds. play got underway on time and except for an odd occasion, was on schedule on each of the three diamonds that attracted hundreds of fans during the heat of the day. The weatherman gave the tournament a bigbreak. Nearly two weeks of rain had left most observers feeling the Legion season could end with mid-JulRather, temperatures soared near the century mark throughout the six y. o days of the meet. Shade was a premium. It came only after much searching. Scores were surprising for the most part. Before the tournament was three days old West and South teams had bowed from contention. After four days holladay, and Granite were on the out list. Play was tight throughout the tournament. Only Clearfields 26-- 2 victory marred somewhat throughout close games the 16-te- elimination meet. double i. The Antelopes took the final game Saturday in the Holladay Boys Baseball League sponsored by the Salt Lake County Recreation department In the back row is proud coach L. Mark Richards, center, and assistants Boyd Degn left and Carl Brown. Back row left to right, Larry Brown, Robert Sharp, Robert Flygare, Richard Andrew, Willard Sundberg, Reid Richards and Scott Mackay Front row, left to right. Bill Wakefield, Greg Sundberg, Mike Degn, John Adams, Marlin Andrew, Allen Jolley Not shown are Darol Wagstaff, Billy Swenson and Kirk Andrew The Antelopes beat the Lions 3 The boys are nine and 10 and are part of the Pee Wee League WINNERS ALL 4-- Run diamond. Winners continue at 3 and 5 P.M., according to N. Gayle Mgr. and Neilson, Regional Director. Here is the schedule: FRIDAY Hillside VS. 9:30 A M. Mt. Olympus 12:30 P.M. Edgemont vs. Holladay - Cottonwood. 3:00P.M. -R- ichfield, Utah vs. Sherman League Canada vs. 5:30 P.M. East MiUcreek. SATURDAY 10:00 A M. -- - Losers 12:30 P.M. Losers 3:00 P.M Winners -- Winner of this game to die Little World Series Wlnners-Wia-n5:30 P.M. of this game to the Little World Series , er Announces Promotions ( Continued from page 3 ) casting control foreman at the division's refinery, now becomes planning engineer at the mine. All appointments are effective Immediately. Mr. Olson Joined Kennecott in 1950 as a trackman at the diviciaaf - Btaffcaiw Canyon mine. His experience in- cludes positions as a geological draftsman, engineering Inspector, division safety director, train and shovel general mine foreman and east-sid- e operations superintendent. He Is a 1950 graduate In mining engineering from die University of Utah and is cnrrently working toward a master's degree la business administration. Mr. Matbeson Is a graduate of the Colorado School of Mines and has been employed by Kennecott since 1950, serving In the engineering departments of the mine and concentrating plants and as a supervisor In mine operations. Mr. Carlson Joined the comIn 1953 as an engl pany neertng trainee. He Is a graduate of Michigan College of Mining and Technology, has a BS degree in mining engineering, and was an Instructor In the mining department of Michigan College of Mines prior to Joining the Utah Copper Division. Mr. Erickson Joined Kennecott In 1955 after receiving a bachelor's degree In mining engineering from the South Dakota School of Mines. He obtained a master of science degree In Industrial management as an Alfred P. Sloan Fellow at the Massachusetts institute of Technology In June One Of The Cutest Two-year-- a shopping spree Margaret Laryal Behrmann is going out on -- - and all because she's so cute The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl H Behrmann, 1062 Flatinum Way, Sandy, woo fcfth prise in the 31st annual national childrens photograph contest. Harold H Bennett, president of ZCMI, said the youngster has won a $50 family shopping spree at the store She was presented with her award Tuesday, July 27, in ZCMTs Tiff,n Room by Gerald G. Smith, store manager. The winning photograph was taken In the ZCVO photograph studio and was entered In the annual, nationwide contest. Sixty-thrfamily shopping sprees were offered as top prices along with 236 specially engraved watches for runners-u- p. ee k E3VDU GOdl!? Governor Calvin L. Rampton |