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THURSDAY. JUNE 21. 1951 CENTRAL POINT AMERICAN. CENTRAL POINT. OREGON Pee Wee Baseball Season Under Way Wednesday evening. June 27, will find Pee Wee and Club baseball teams opening on their home field against Jacksonville. At 6:30 p.m. the Pee Wee will take the field for the first game. These boys, 12 years and under, who have been practic ing under the direction of Don Fa ber, hope for their first win, as they lost their first two starts, 0-4 to Medford and 5-6 against Talent. Speical ceremonies at 7:30 p.m. will find Mayor Don Burelson pitching the first ball to Superin t- endent H. P. Jewett at bat, with chairman of the school board, Don Patterson behind the home plate. This will open the game for the Cubs, who have won both previous games, at Medford and Talent. Colonel Waterbury, president of Southern Oregon Junior Basebell league, will be a special guest. This league comprises teams from Ash land, Phoenix, Talent, Medford. Jacksonville, Central Point and Eagle Point, Also, as special guests will be the members of the city council and the directors of the school board. All parents and interested friend.* are asked to be present to give their support to this activity, a part of the new Central Point summer re- Valley Drive-in THEATRE No. Pacific Highway 99 Fri., Sat. June 22-23 James Cagney—Virginia Mayo in “The West Point Story” —PLUS— “Bad Man From Red Butte” NEWS — CARTOON Sun., Mon. June 24-25 Judy Garland—Kene Kelly in “Summer Stock” (in » technicolor) —PLUS— Loretta Young in “Cause For Alarm” NEWS — CARTOON Tues., Wed., Thurs. June 26-27-28 Betty Grable—Dan Railey in “Call Me Mister” families for a full evening of fun. had been loaded on two errors and 8 o'clock. Everyone is urged to Baseball and other games will be one walk. Batteries were John Big come out and enjoy the fun and played after supper. Each family ham and Harvey Tonn, and Byron support the teams. should bring a covered dish, wiener* Herbert and LaDale Hermann. Um and buns. Let’s all attend and get pires were Don Collins and Dean Remaining schedule for 1st half at acquainted with the rest of the Voss. : season: families interested in our Cub Scout June 26— work. In the second game Newland-Todd Billy’s Drive-in vs. High School The new Pack Committee mem ' snowed under the Future Farmers Newland Todd vs. Lions bers were announced at the last of America 21-2 when they jan Pack meeting. They are as follows: away in the fourth inning for 16 | June 28— F F. A. vs. Billy's Drive-in. Oran C. Chastain, chairman; Thui- tallies. Angus Todd got the first Wisely‘s vs. Lions man Barnes; Ray O. Warden; Clark homer of the season by clouting one McDowell. Morris M Jones, publici over the fence. On his second trip July 10— Billy’s Drive-in vs. Lions ty Rep.; Homer B. Young, assistant to the plate, he would have knocked Newland Todd vs. High School cub master; and Jack Gillaspev, another from the park if the ball July 12— Cub Master. had not struck a pole and bounded F. F. A. vs. High School back. Batteries were J. Carrigan Newland Todd vs. Wisely's Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Powell, of and G. Carrigan, and Todd and Mar Union Gap, Oregon come to Central tin. Umpires were D. Collins and July 17— Lions vs. F. F. A. Point to get their furniture on Mon J. Bigham. Newland Todd vs. Billy’s Drive-in day, June 18. July 19— Soft ball games will be hel<4 eacn Wisely's vs. High School Tuesday and Thursday evening at Softball Notes 1 J| Dirtv Work creational program under the direc Coach Warren at the high school tion of Leonard Warren. stadium. There will be no games Monday Last Monday evening found the evening as Central Point drew a bye. two Central Point teams vied' against Medford teams at the Med ford high school grounds. In the Cub Pack To.Hold opening game, the Pee Wees found Annual Picnic Today difficulty and a 0-4 score was the result. Wheeler was relieved by The Cub Scout Pack 40 will hold Herrmann as pitcher while Green their annual picnic at the Tou Vellc served as catcher. Park Thursday, June 21 at 6:00 P.M Immediately following, the Cub All Cubs are asked to bring their won 5-3 over the older Medford1 group. In this game, Collins pitched his first game, and reports are that G U Y TEX much more action will be seen ol FIRE & AUTOMOBILE him in games to come. INSURANCE Wednesday evening the boys Outrai Point. Oreana played at Talent with the Pee Wees TEX for Pro-TEX-ion losing 5-6 in a two inning overtime. I Again Wheeler was pitching and Green catching. The Cubs placed their second win, 5-2 with Bigham pitching and Tonn again catching; the highlight of this game was a. home run by Collins with the bases' loaded. Tasty Hamburgers The Pee Wees are asked by their coach, Don Faber to practice at 9 a.m. Friday and Monday morning, and the Cubs at 3:30 p.m. with MILL CAFE IN TOWN—TRY US! Open 6 A.M. until 12 Midnight Except aSturday 8:30 P.M CLOSED SUNDAYS' THANKS TO THE MANY FRIENDS WHO HAVE MADE THIS POSSIBLE. WILL CONTINUE TO TRY TO PLEASE YOU! Finest Foods “If This Be Sin” Gates Open at 7:0 D.S.T. Show at Dusk I ROLLER SKATING Medford Armory Skallu« I'artlen b> PHONE 2-5284 229 West Main ______ Medford. Oregon — - — - Make Your Headquarters when In Medford ItK III IEt.I* HKKTANK—U.’J. 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Rutter We Serve Breakfast ! JUNE 15th marks eight years of service. WE STILL SERVE THE NEWS — CARTOON Wisely’s soft ball team edged Billy's Drive-in Tuesday night, five to four in a hard fought game. Gor dan Carrigan scored in the first inning for Billy’s and Byron Herbert scored for Wisely's. Jack Burn.- tallied in the second inning for Billy’s, The tie was broken in the fourth when Dusenberry scored for Wisely! but was tied up again in the seventh when Larry Bigham scored i on his single and Herb Trautman’s triple. In the overtime inning, Carrigan scored on Larry's hit, the Wisely team gained two runs when Colley secured a hit after the bases Burger Inn (in technicolor) —PLUS— Myrna Loy in FAGS THREE PHONE Harold Frank 2 8030 Snodgra« Morgan MEDFORD. OREGON Tool Grindin« CfXMFU WAT. AFTKRNOON PO. Box lit Fbone 881 Outrai Polot. Oregon JOHN A PERL DIAL 2 0*75 FRANK PERL «
