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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1950)
June 8, 1950 •THE MIEI. CITY ENTERPRISE SPCKTS PAGE CBI Engineers 'Edges’ Wrestling Tonight at Operations Nine 25-6 Mill City Theatre Last Thursday evening at Camp Mongold the CBI Engineers won the opening Detroit Dam Softball league game by edging the Operations soft- ballers. Neither team could hit for the first two innings, but the CBI boys got their slugging eyes back in the third and scored six runs. From then on it was their game. Roberts was the starting pitcher for CBI and stymied the opposition for the first three innings. Only one run crossed the plate. Yarnell took over in the fourth and did a fine job for the rest of the game. Both pitched to “Solid Rock"Slm- beni, the man who keeps the enemy runners glued to the bases. It has to be a really wild pitch before a ball gets by Pete Simbenl, the best catcher in the league. Coffey, center field for Operations, suffered a terrific collision with left fielder Pinkstat when they both tore after a fly ball. He was temporarily out of commission but managed to walk off the field under his own power. Pinkstat was unhurt. The CBI Engineers play the Detroit team, Thursday, June 8, at Mongold, then they travel to their home field for a game with the REOs on Monday evening, June 12, at 5:45 p.m. This will be their first league game on the Mill City diamond and promises to be a good one. As to whether their make-up is straight or not will make no point of difference to June Kelley and Thelma Jackson as they meet tonight in a wrestling match at the Mill City theatre. Feminine Umpire Charms Softball Mrs. Bill (Marie) Stover umpired a softball game Monday evening on the Mill City high school field. Al though Marie attracted more atten tion than the ball game, male or fe male, umpires are all alike to the crowd. She suffered as much abuse as any of the umpires in the major leagues. She did a fine job at um piring though, and nobody could make any real beefs. The softball game, incidently, was between the CBI Engineers and the Warehouse Gang. The Engineers had a big inning in the third, scoring seven runs, and then going on to win by a score of 12 to 4. Both teams played well and it was an in teresting game to watch. The lineups were as follows: CBI Engineers: THELMA JACKSON her wrestling prowess and her Omaha ability as she meets Thelma Jackson only 9 pounds her junior in the fea ture wrestling card. At the last wrestling card in Mill City the young Peterson boys won the hearts and the coins of the sports enthusiasts as they punched it out in an exhibition boxing match. The 10 and 11 year old youngsters are featured in the current card of events. Known only as Scar Face to wrest ling fans, the grappler will meet well GET THOSE SUMMER known Clyde Wells in a series of SHOES IN SHAPE falls. Whitey Douglas and Flash Diem will perform before the crowd In the main event. 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Kelly, rf ............................ 2 0 0 Majhor, rf ........................ 2 0 0 The meeting will run for 60 nights Galbraith, If 10 1 through August 19, with ten races Ferguson, p __________ 10 1 each night except Sunday. Post time Yarnell, p ...... _________ 0 0 0 is 7:30 p.m. One of the finest and fastest groups Warehouse: AB H R of greyhounds in local history is ' Nolan, 2b ......................... 2 11 entered for this year's meeting. Watt, ss ............................ Ill Many veteran favorites as well as a Ricketts, 3b 4 1 0 nucleus of outstanding pups are McGrath, c ............ ...........4 2 0 booked. The complete resurfacing of Hanby, lb .......... .............. 4 0 1 the stadium oval, making it one of Woods, cf . 4 0 1 the best tracks in the nation, indicate Kilburn, If ....................... 2 10 that new records may be posted at all Segrue, rf .......... ...... .....3 0 0 I distances this year. Levine, p .......................... 3 0 0 | The feature event opening night will be the annual Multnomah Inaug- ' ural, won last year by Heavy Record. One of the favorites for the added | purse will be Behave Otto, 1950 Mult- nimah Derby champion. BICK’S SHOE SERVICE The Differance Between Eating and Dining JUNE KELLEY Mill City Jewelry AT YOUR FINGERTIPS (Continued from Page 8) toward the police state. “No nation is on its road to bank ruptcy whose people enjoy a national income of $220,000,000,000 per year. No nation is on its way to bankruptcy which, in one year produced $250,- 000,000,000 worth of goods and serv ices, for which it finds a ready market. "No nation is on its way to bank ruptcy which has more than $100,- 000,000,000 of savings, which it has accumulated since the dark days of the late 1920’s and early 1930's . . . No nation is on its way to bankruptcy which finds 60,000,000 people em ployed at higher wages than ever before. No. nation is on its way to bank ruptcy into whose hands the leader ship of the world has been thrust, and which is seeking and is able to carry the torch ... to make our own democracy and our own institutions safe, and prevent our having to be come an armed camp to protect our selves against the godless and ruth less ideology which seeks to engulf the world. “These are the things that make Democrats proud." Bud-grafting a young rubber tree in Southeast Asia to produce a higher yield. Modern civilization has been nourished on the milk of the rub ber tree. From baby nipples to giant truck tires, from girdles to garden hose, life today depends on rubber. Over 90% of all the rubber that is grown comes from Southeast Asia where millions of people make their living by planting, cultivating and tapping tie bil lions of acres of rubber trees. Not satisfied with Nature's prod uct, researchers are constantly at work to improve it. 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