•THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE
April 13. 1950
SPCKTS PAGE
Timberwolves Drop
Second Start
and two more in the fifth to complete
their scoring. Mill City got their last
run in the fifth on a wild play. Thad
Roberts singled, stole second but
Marlatt overthrew second base.
Roberts then was trapped between
second and third, but in the rundown,
third baseman, Morris dropped the
ball with Roberts scoring.
Mill City—
AB h R PO A
Gibson, rf .....
4 1 1 0 0
Roberts, 2b ......
4 1 1 1 4
Leo Poole, 3b ____ 3 2 0 3 1
Muise, p-ss .....
3 0 0 0 0
Law. Poole, ss-p .... 3 1 1 1 2
Thornley, c __ .__ 2 0 0 6 0
Baltimore, cf ......... 3 1 0 0 0
Shelton, If .......
3 1 0 0 0
Hoffman, lb ____ 2 0 0 7 0
Marttala, ph’ ____ 1 0 0 0 0
28 7 3 18 6
• Struck out for Hoffman in 7th.
AB H R PO A
Jefferson—
Morris, 3b ......... 4 2 2 0 0
4 0 0 1 4
Blackwell, ss __
Brown 2b _____ .. 4 3 3 0 2
Davidson, lb ...... 4 2 2 8 0
Thomas, p ____ .. 4 1 2 1 0
4 1 2 11 0
Marlatt, c _ ___
Porter, If ........... , 3 8 2 0 0
4 2 0 0 0
Reeves, cf ..........
Wattenbarger, rf .. 3 0 0 0 0
Specht, 3b ___ .. 1 0 0 0 0
Mitchell, rf ........ 1 0 0 0 0
Gilmore, 3b ........ 0 0 0 0 0
Cameron, P ........ . 0 0 0 0 0
36 14 13 21
Errors : Morris, Thomas, Marlatt,
Roberts, Gibson, Leo Poole, Law.
Poole 3.
100 110 0— 3 7
Mill City
115 420 X—13 14
Jefferson
Batteries: Muise, Law. Poole (5), and
Thornley.
Thomas, Cameron (7),and Marlatt.
Mill City high entertains the Sub
limity Saints in their third game of
the season this Friday. Sublimity
has defeated Turner and Jefferson
while the Timberwolves have lost to
these two teams.
BY THAD ROBERTS
The
Mill
City high Timberwolves
Camera Fans Called For Meeting
dropped their second game of the 1950
A call to all camera fans was issued basebtll season, 13 to 3, to the Jeffer
this week by a fellow fan George son Lions. The game was played on
Steffy of Mill City.
the Jefferson field.
Steffy reported a brief survey re Mill City scored first in the opening
Sport fans will converge on the
Mill City theatre Wednesday night vealed that the canyon has many inning on a single by Harlin Gibson
to view an outstanding wrestling persons interested In photography and a double by Leo Poole. However,
and that they expressed a desire to the Lions tied it up in their half on
card.
The card, to be sponsored by the form a club to exchange ideas and the inning with doubles by Morris and
Chamber of Commerce, will feature further interest in the field.
| Brown. Jefferson jumped into the
All persons with an interest in lead in the second frame as Marlatt
well known matmen, as well as local
talent. Nickovitch, Schnable, Kallio, photography were asked to get in was safe on an error and Porter and
and Adoree, will be among the feat touch with George Steffy, P. O. Box i Reeves followed with singles. Jeffer
421. Steffy will in turn notify each son had their beginning in the third as
ured muscle men of the evening.
The main event will be a tag team person of the date of an organization they scored five runs. Brown was
match between August Nickovitch meeting. With the Santiam canyon , safe on an error, Davidson singled,
and Otto Schnable vs. Almo Kallio offering some outstanding photogra Thomas was safe on another error,
and Andree Adoree. The event will phic scenery, such a new organization Marlatt singled, and Porter and
last an hour and half or will go to the would prove to be an Interesting one. Reeves followed with doubles and the
five runs were in.
best two out of three falls.
i Mill City got one run in the fourth
Special event of the evening will be GRANGE MEETING
The regular meeting of Santiam ' when Lawrence Poole singled, Thorn
a match between Herman Vigeland of
Valley grange was held at the hall ley walked, and when Thomas tried
Silverton vs. The Masked Marvel.
Routine business ] to pick Poole off second he threw the
Also scheduled for the evening will Friday evening.
be local talent. This event will fea was carried out. Ray Gill a member ball into Centerfield with Poole scor
ture some of Mill City’s youth in an of the state executive committee was ing the Timberwolves second run.
However, Jefferson picked up four
exibition boxing bout. The young the guest speaker of the evening.
Hector McPherson from Morning more runs in their half of the fourth
athletes were not announced this
Star grange presented Santiam Val
week.
ley grange with a pennant for being
the outstanding grange in Linn
Ninety-seven percent of drivers in
county. Several members attended
volved In automobile accidents In the
Pomona grange held at Crowfoot
By EVA BRESSLER
U. S. last year had at least one year’s
grange Thursday evening, April 6, Easter services held at the Meth
driving experience.
taking the degree.
odist church were well attended. A
Male drivers in 1949 were Involved
short program was presented at the
in more than 90 percent of all U. S. REGISTRATION TO VOTE CLOSES Sunday school hour, followed by the
automobile accidents.
APRIL 18—IT IS YOUR PRIX II I Gl worship hour at 11 with the sermon cutting the tendons and through the
text, "The Cross and You”. The Sun bone. However the doctor has hopes
rise services were held at the church of saving the finger.
due to the rainy morning, followed Mr. and Mrs. Donald Huber at
by a 7:30 breakfast held at the Com tended funeral service for her grand
munity club house.
mother Mulkey held at Silverton
Miss Jeanette Nydigger who has Thursday afternoon.
been employed in San Francisco, Cal., Mrs. Zander of Seattle is visiting
has returned to the home of her par at the home of her daughter and son-
ents Mr. and Mrs. George Nydigger. in-law Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Stevens.
She has as her guest Miss Lillian Mrs. Zander was met In Portland
Searle of Denver, Colo., who was a by Mr. and Mrs Stevens.
room-mate of hers while in Califor Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jungwirth and
nia. The young ladies will be em- daughters of Coquille visited relatives
ployed In Salem.
in Lyons. They were guests at the !
Sunday guests at the home of Mr. home of his parents Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Lyle Kinzer were Mr. and ! Doc Jungwirth honoring his mother
Mrs. Fred Jungwirth and daughters on her birthday anniversary.
of Coquille, and Mr. and Mrs. Har Mr. and Mrs. Roy Heineck were
old Snell and children of Albany guests at the home of their daughter
The two ladies are daughters of the and family at Olympia, Wash.
Kinzers.
Guests. at the George Huffman
*'j. and Mrs. Merrill Brassfield and home Easter were her parents Mr.
Bob and Kenneth Bosanko, spent and Mrs. George Hubbard, also her
iter Sunday in Hillsboro.
The sister and husband Mr. and Mrs.
Brassfields visited at the home of his Clarence Decker, Clarence Jr., and
sister Mr. and Mrs. E. K. McCoy.
Sue Ann of Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Minich of Port Mrs. Marvin Berry entertained with
land and Mr. and Mrs. Niels Kudson a dinner Sunday honoring her hus
of Sacramento, Calif., visited rela band on his birthday anniversary.
tives in Lyons, Sunday. Mrs. Min Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs.
ich is a sister of Pat and Bert Lyons George Berry, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
and Mrs. Amos Hiatt. Mrs. Kudson Carr, Gloria, Kathryn and Nadine.
is a neice and will be remembered
Mr and Mrs. Walter Hilton and
as Marguerite Lyons.
sons Jerry and Tommy moved to
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hampton and Portland last week.
Mr. Hilton is
little son left for Pendleton Sunday employed at the Union Pacific depot.
§ morning after spending a week’s Frank Hessner who has spent the
vacation at the home of her parents last three weks at the home of his
o Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bodeker.
sister and family, Mr. and Mrs.
o
Mrs. George Huffman had the mis Charlie Bilyeu, left for his home at
s o fortune of cutting her left hand while San Bernardino. Calif.. Friday morn
splitting kindling wood The index ing.
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finger was almost completely cut off,
Mr. and Mrs. George Keeley of
Portland were Sunday guests at the
home of her mother Mrs. Alice Huber.
They also visited her brother and
family Mr. and Mrs. Donald Huber.
Sunday dinner guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Downing were
Mr. and Mrs. George Rogers of Scio,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bailey and family
of Mehama. Juanita and Duane
Downing of Portland, and Mr. and
With $10.00 or More Order
Mrs. Bob Carleton.
An Easter party was held at the
3 Lb. IGA SNO-KREEM SHORTENING
pre-school house for the little folks
Friday afternoon. Mrs. Huber, in
structor, was assisted by some of the
mothers
Grappling Event for
Canyon Sport Fans
LYONS
Friday Ö* Saturday Specials
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TOMAN’S
HILL TOP STORE
FREE
REGISTRATION CLOSES APRIL 18
Do You Have A Saw?
If you own woodworking equipment
you may be the person that the indus
trial committee of the Mill City
Chamber of Commerce is looking for.
Committee members are now regis
tering all personh who own such
things as table, ban, jig saws, shapers,
planners dadoing machines etc.
Owners of such machines were in the
potential profit field, the committee
stated.
Whether your equipment is now in
use or not, if you are a resident of the
canyon send your listing to; Industrial
Committee, in care of P O. box 421,
Mill City. Oregon.
Wanted:
Work for Rototiller
Cheaper, better than spading
$3.00 an hour
$3.00 mln. charge
YOUR GARDEN OR LAWN
READY TO PLANT IN
REC ORD TLME.
W. R. OLMSTEAD
Phone 915
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(trie
& Tavern Supply
DAMS
BALI, TEAM WANTS
COMPETITION
J. T. King announced this week his
8th grade sandlotters are in the mar-
ket for competition.
The young ball players have been
holding their own practices and have
played practice games among them
selves. King stated the boys were
anxious for competition and said they
would challenge an opponent in either
softball or baseball.
Commercial
Refrigeration Sales
and Service
2134 Fairgrounds Road
Salem, Ore.
Phone 3-7193
MILL CITY TAVERN
BYRON DAVIS, Prop.
“At the Bottom of the Hill”
MILL CITY
OREGON
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FOR IH-STRENGTH CONCRETE MIXED TO
YOUR SPECIFICATIONS, AT LOWER COST
CALL
Kimsey’s Ready Mix
Phone ll-F-24 Stayton
Plant near Mehama
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Mill City Theatre
Sponsored by MILL CITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Wednesday, April 19
MAIN EVENT — Tag Team Match Between
August Nickovitch and Otto Schnäble
vs.
Aimo Kallio and Andree Adoree
Hour and a Half or Best Two Out of Three
SPECIAL EVENT
Herman Vigeland rs. The Masked Marvel
Î
Silverton
PLUS SEVERAL GOOD EXHIBITION MATCHES.
LOCAL HEROES LN ACTION!
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