July 3. 1952 4—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE I ] .. 1 - II A \ ^1, \ \ CTflPPFR Crawa at Detroit dam on North Santiam river gently ease 18-ton slab of re- wlUrrLn inforccd concrete into place at mouth of diversion tunnel. Fourteen of slabs were used to plug tunnel through which river flowed two years. Second man from right holds telephone to direct crane operator atop cliff. At right is intake of temporary bypass tunnel. \ . W« fr Hw' Construction crews called these concrete slabs big "headaches." Dam. completed ahead of sched­ ule. is backing up lake which will cover the old Detroit site. \ A K • 1 ’ James B. Kesterson of Mill City proudly displays the huge trout he caught in the deep hole down­ stream from the railroad bridge at Mill City last week. The fish weighed six pounds, two ounces, and was 28* i inches in length. Kesterson uses a butcher's scales and rules to prove the size of his prize catch. He caught the fish with a spinner. (Photo courtesy The Capital Journal! SPORTS PAGE Softball Schedule Santiam Softball Entertains Many PANORAMA v’*w Detroit dam on North Santiam I Al“ ULI All A ,how« highway acron top. partially com­ plete powerhouse (left at river level) and main highway grade on opposite bank. Two-year project passed milestone Tuesday with plugging of diversion tunnel through which river flowed during construction. Water began backing up into reservoir. 4 In the first game Monday, Mehama defeated Chuck's 7 to 2. The game was tight and well played and it was­ n’t until the seventh inning that Me­ hama nut the game away. Dick Parker hit two for three and batten in three Mehama runs. Marlin Cote limited Chuck’s to three hits and four walks. The line score: R H E Mehama 000 300 4—7 8 1 Chuck’s 010 000 1—2 3 In the second game Monday, the Engineers defeated the Firemen 5 to 4. The Engineers nut across the win­ ning run in the top of the seventh on a walk, a pair of stolen bases ana a passed ball. Lowery scored the tying and winning runs for the Engi­ neers. Simbini hit one for two, drove in one run and scored twice for the winners. Turner hit two for three, drove in two runs, and scored once for the losers. The Firemen collected four hits of- Wallingford while the Engineers man­ aged two hits off Jimmy Smith. R H E The line score: Firemen M0 020 0—4 4 4 Engineers 201 010 1—5 2 4 ALLEN FIELD SCHEDULE FOR NEXT WEEK: First Game Starts at 6:30 P.S.T. Monday, July 7— Little League Baseball: Mill City vs. Jefferson Tuesday, July 8— Kelly vs. Chuck's Lee Logging vs. Engineers Wednesday, July 9— Chuck’s vs. Engineers Mehama vs. Firemen Thursday. July 10— Firemen vs. Lee Logging Mehama vs. Kelly Friday, July 11 — M. C. Girls vs. Oswego Girls Kelly vs. Oswego. In the second game Tuesday, Me­ hama outran Lee Logging 23 to 15. The line score: R H E Mehama 520 215 8—23 10 8 Lee Logging 000 351 6—15 6 8 WEDNESDAY NIGHT In the final game of the first round of play, the Firemen defeated Chuck's 5 to 1. Jimmy Smith turned in his second fine pitching performance of the week by limiting Chuck’s to two hits. Lee Knowles hit two for four for the Firemen and Dub Stewart collected two hits in three trips, drove in two runs and scored once for the winners. Don Roy drove in Chuck’s lone run with a double in two trips. The line score: R H E Firemen 020 120 0—5 6 n Chuck’s 010 000 0—1 2 9 ------------------------- • TUESDAY NIGHT In the first game Tuesday, Kelly defeated CBI Engineers 12 to 0. The anticipateli close contest held true for four innings and then Kelly explodes to make a rout of the game. Howara Means hit two for two for the win- ners. Lowery hit two for three for the losers. During the War of the Revolution The line score: numerous colonial newspaper editors Kelly 100 054 2 were forced to flee before the ad­ Engineers 000 000 0 vancing British army. RFHFMDTK Upstream face of dam has five outlet valves visible. □ £jIIL1 1.U 1 II Mouth of 1300-foot diversion tunnel was at lower left. Concrete slabs were lowered from cliff top to block it. Reservoir filled fast. SAVINGS EARN SOONER YlfìvQ Head man at Detroit job is Rui-sll DUùò Ho