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I THURSDAY, JUNE 1, ItUu CENTRAT POINT AMERICAN, CENTRAT POINT, OREGON PAGE THREE ■ '■ 1 ' — — - ......... .............. ’earn, because I still maintain that I have put together the classiest in fielders i have ever seen. And what By K. D. P. Marshall Carter, after beating It sorta warms the cockles of my is more, we have a darned good Bob Kenaston two straight, suf- heart to know that there are quite pitcher in Bill Landers and a fast ( fered a sharp reversal of form and I succumbed to Bulldog Jackson and a few people in this town who are coming pitcher in Wilbur Johnstone, in favor of starting a softball league who someday will be the sensation ' his vicious hammerlock In a rough, for the younger kids of this town. of the league with his windmill bloody main event match in It has been my plau to use players style, as soc 1 as he can get control armory last Monday night. victory was Jackson’s second in a from as low as 8 or 10 to 14 years of the ball. When Delbert Ayers JI NE IS DAIRY MONTH other food, she may look upon this row here. <>f age, but with the understanding comes home from Albany College This month—the month of June product as a definite budget saver, In losing to the Portland rough- that the kids must be of good physi there is going to be a big intprove- —has again been set aside as Dairy and she is right! > neck, Carter didn’t seem like the cal condition—one of the most im ment in the team too. Month. All over the country, food No time is more timely than the portant phases of the game—and stores have designated this special summer months for having a pitcher , same person who whipped the day- The hitting of our team is sowly also the permission of the parents time for helping the six million of cool milk on the table at meal ! lights out of the world's junior improving all the time and it will heavyweight champion on the la** who may knew more about the I dairy farmers in the United States condition of the kids than 1 do. not be long that we will rattle off to feature wholesome dairy pro times. It not only satisfies a taste two programs. With the exception for "something" and aids in in Softball can and occasionally does all the hits necessary to produce ducts. I’ge more butter— drink teresting fhe entire family In drink of the first two minute« of action, when Marshall sonnenberged his require lota of running and might runs. It has been the weak hitting more milk—eat more ice cream— ing more milk, but ft also serves way to a fall, his attack had little prove to be too much of a strain on of our team that has got me slightly eat more cheese will be familiar to supply some of the food elements effect on the Bulldog, and he was the kids. That is why I prefer to worried but lately they are begin sign» during this special Dairy that are often lacking in the light unable to stay clear of Jackson’s ning to hit the ball and so I am not run a five-inning game instead of Month. er summer diets. If you try the pet hammerlock hold. Jackson, af worrying now because any time the regular 7-inning game, But at The merit of using an abundance milk pitcher on the table idea, you ter losing that first tumble, came the »»me time the game will actually [ they Wil) suddenly hit the stride of milk and dairy products in the will find that allowing 1 glass of back to win two straight in 12 min which I hope will be on the open improve the condition of all boys I* average household is something that milk in the pitcher for each person ing game Of the season. utes and 10 seconds of brawling. properly coached. I cannot i>e questioned. Many con is usually not enough. — U — Sailoy Dick Trout put the finish — q — I vincing studies of home diets prove In building more dairy products er on Sammy Kohen of New York To the members of Faber ’ s Team: Everybody has been poking lots definitely that the moat enthusiastic into your menus don't overlook the City in the fourth round in their of jokes at us because our softball I just wish to tell you that all of users of dairy products are from the importance of cheese. Made from middle event by giving him airplaue team has not won a game and got you should show your appreciation families that show more evidence ol milk, it contains the same valuable spins 13 on»' way and lo the other beaten badly by Teamsters last Fri- of Everett Faber'3 work in starting good nutrition and better standards proteins, minerals and vitamins and way mid then flopped on him for a team and I would not lie surpriset day night by score of 20 to 2. I am of health. because of this and along with its the match. Sammy was through for not worrying a bit at all because if Mr. Faber has Put in more than The failure to use adequate and low cost, really deserves an im i $50 to get started and it is my wish the night. soon our team will click, The last protective amounts of dairy products portant role in home menus. With that you put on high class playins Jim Spencer lost to several games I have been using during all season and as a warning is frequently attributed to an econo- so many varieties to choose from it in the opener on foul. everybody in our team in order to that any of you who do not show mis situation; but actually it is is possible to find a cheese that give them a good workout and there enough spirit, which will demoralize many more times one of HABIT, suits every individual taste. Remem has been no effort on my part to the team, will be promptly dropped When the homemaker is reminded ber, in cooking with cheese that a Dr. C. W. Lemery keep the same lineup all the time. that in a quart of milk she receives And losing to a class A team does for the rest of the season. I had more food value and in a wider dis- low temperature should always be (Niiccessor (<> Dr. J. J. Emmens) 201 Medford Bldg. not bother me at all because I know rathtr use a greenhorn who shows tributlon than she receives in any used. much spirit in playing than the best I ra< tice limited to eye. ear. nose, that by the time the end of the Bea and throat and fitting of glasses. son comes we can beat any class A player in the league with no spirit because a player with spirit will go Tel. 5H7 Res. 101X a long way jn producing a fine team. !E And just think If it has not been CLASSIFIED for Everett Faber what will we do during the long summer hours to pass our time. Nothing worthwhile. — 0— JACK LEES' GARAGE We played the best game of ’he season last night when Faber's BARBER SHOPS played against Elks in which we For a smooth shave and quick lost by 9 to 6. Vp to the fourth in SERVICE ning young Johnstone pitched a fine Go to the game and then blew up where the SQUARE DEAL BARBER SHOP Elks scored 9 runs off him. The PHONE 12(10 W. A. Shell, prop. next inning Bil Landers went in and Com« in and go ooct tho ont tn completely stopped them cold. John REALTY PARLORS mowtr You'll agro* that you stone is really improving all the Sen* n«cer Mtn anything lik* it CENTRAL POINT REALTY SALON time and it won’t be long before we Shampoo, Finger Wave, Manicure will have two high class pitchers in Permanents Johnstone and Landers. ( HEESE FACTORIES When the league starts the 6th of SONOMA VALLEY CHEESE June, our team is going to be nat FACTORY On North Pac. Highway tily attired in new jerseys and caps, PABC'O PRODUCT'S the color being blue and gold with CONFECTIONERY A Roof for Every Home the name of Faber’s on the jerseys Paint for Every Purpose ROSS &' ROSS the initial "F" on the caps, and Candy—Tobbaeo—Fishing Tackle New Stock Wall Paper which were ordered by Everett Fire-Retardant Roofs bring From Faber for the softball team, FARM IMPLEMENTS Lower Insurance Rates E ARE anxious to have all our now on watch our smoke. W. E. ALEXANDER friend« aee the McCormick-Deering Phone 213 ,'W S. Bartlett McCormick-Deeriug Agent No. 7 Encloeed-Gear Mower. We think it ie one of the finest niece« of farm Re pa ira—Harness WRESTLING NEWS Try an Ad in H i W ay / to H ealth The American t Z>yJADA R«~MAVN E OREGON DAIRY COUNCIL McCormick-Deering Mowers Have Always Been Good Business Directory and the 15'. 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