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About The Mill City enterprise. (Mill City, Or.) 1949-1998 | View Entire Issue (July 10, 1952)
4—THE MILL CITY ENTERPRISE____________________ July 10. 1952 SPORTS PAGE Playground Program For Next Week The heat put a slight damper on the recreation playground program this past week. We can’t change the weather but we can change the pro gram to suit the weather. Little ened in the fifth with a five-run bar league baseball practice will be rage but Darell Beerbauer cooled them changed from afternoons to morn off in the final innings. Beerbauer ings in an effort to avoid the heat. gave up only two hits and the win The Arts and Crafts program will ners infield played tight ball all the continue in the afternoons and the way. The Chuck lineup blasted Wall recreation room at the high school ingford with eight hits to hand him 1 offers a cool place for the children his first defeat of the season. Don |to spend the afternoon. In addition Watt and Gene Downing were the J to the change in the program, the scoring aces for the winners as they children are welcome to a shower bath managed five runs. Downing col at 1 p.m. each day when the softball lected two hits in two official trips. field is wet down. In Little League Baseball Monday The score: RHE C B I 000 050 0—6 2 5 night Mill City split a double header Chuck’s 002 041 x—7 8 1 with Jefferson and Stayton. In the first game the Mill City Giants de In the second game Wednesday feated Jeferson 10 to 6. Price Har night Mehama floundered in the late mon was the big gun for the Giants innings as the Firemen won 15 to 2 as he collected two singles and a going away. Jimmy Smith turned in double to score three times. another fine performance as he limited In the second game the Mill City the losers to two hits. The Firemen Midgets ran into some rough com put together seven hits, twelve walks, petition as Stayton won going away and four Mehama errors for the win. Dub Stewart collected three hits in 23 to 3. Johnny Lucus limited the Midgets four trips and scored three runs. to one hit, but had a little trouble The score: RHE finding the plate. More Little League Firemen 030 042 6—15 7 4 contests will be played in the future. Mehama 001 000 1— 2 2 4 Dick Crook and Bob Russell have spent a great deal of time in produc ing these Little League baseball teams and rate a big thanks from the rec- ALLEN FIELD SCHEDULE FOR | reation department. The schedule for next week: NEXT WEEK: A.M.—Little League Baseball First Game Starts at 6:30 P.S.T. Playground Activities Monday, July 14— P.M.—Arts and Crafts Mehama vs. Scio Shower bath at 1 p.m. Firemen vs, Scio. Tuesday, July 15— LEAGUE STANDINGS Firemen vs. Kellys w L Pct. Chuck’s vs. Lee 0 1.000 ... 6 Kellys Wednesday, July 16— .714 5 2 CBI Mehama vs. CBI .667 2 __ 4 Firemen Kelly vs. Lee .333 4 1 Mehama .333 4 ...... 2 Thursday, July 17— .000 6 Chuck’s vs. outside team Lee Log .......... ........ 0 Mill City Girls vs. Woodburn WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS Friday, July 18— AND INVITATIONS Mehama vs. Chuck’s Firemen vs. C B I at The Mill City Enterprise Santiam Softball Play Over Halfway Mark Tuesday night Kelly’s pounded out a 10 to 0 victory over Chuck’s in a five inning game. A combination of seven hits and six walks gave Kellys their wide margin. Ron Davidson, the winning pitcher, had a no-hitter going into the fifth, but gave up two blows in the final frame. The line score: RHE Chuck’s 000 00— 0 2 2 Kelly 307 Ox—10 7 0 In the second game Tuesday night CBI defeated Lee 11 to 3. M. Knowles put together a walk, two home runs, and an error to score four times and bat in three runs for the winners. Lowery managed three hits in three trips and scored twice himself for the Engineers. Jim Poole collected two for three and scored once for the losers. The score: RHE CBI 061 400 1—11 10 6 Lee Logging 001 001 1— 3 5 5 In the first game Wednesday night, Chuck’s stopped the Engineers 7 to 5 in one of the best contests played in recent weeks. The Engineers threat- Softball Schedule Free Hired Man Your TITAN power chain »aw will work for you like a free hired man. You'll do more work wirh lets effort; cut more wood in lest time. Auto matic clutch, self-winding starter, 160° swivel. Powerful, light motor —compact, streamlined, protected. Call on us for a free demonstration and reliable TITAN service. YOUR Martell & Walker LYONS, ORE. | Friday and Saturday | | July 11th and 12th i IN OUR NEW LOCATION 183 N. High FRANK EDWARDS Says: (Frank Edwards is heard every night, Monday through Friday, on Station KPOJ, Portland, at 10:15 p.m. and every Monday, Wednesday and Friday on Station KORE, Eugene, at 10:15 p.m.) The new controls law is a congres sionally-approved invitation to run away inflation. President Truman said it opens the way for rent increases for six million families and it will raise food prices up to 20%. He said he was forced to sign the measure because otherwise the entire defense and stabilization programs would have gone under. This law is a polit ical weapon aimed at the Administra tion but hitting the American public instead. It means more hardship far millions of people who have less than enough to live decently now. • « • The nation’s oil companies warned that they would not be able to supply the demands for fuel oil next winter in the Atlantic Coast area . . . unless they got a price increase. So the OPS had to permit them to raise the price 8/10 of a cent per gallon. Home owners will pay through the nose to be warm next winter. « « * A research authority explains that 3 million men are away in the armed forces and the girls they left behind are just not buying enough new clothes. That seems quite accurate. I noticed that in looking through a photography magazine that many girls have just about given up buying clothes entirely! NEW YORK------ 1.000.000.001 will toon be somebody's lucky num ber! Beautiful Roxanne, of tele vision's BEAT THE CLOCK, helps Sylvania Electric celebrate the production of a billion electronic tubes. This tube, number 1,000,- 000,001, released through usual re tailing channels, means two all expenses paid cruises to Bermuda for the lucky consumer who re ceives it. The billionth tube, which rolled off the company's production line in Emporium. Pa. early this week has been sealed in plastic and preserved. ACROSS FROM THE COURTHOUSE | J 3 GRAND DOOR PRIZES 1 menus in many ways from morning 'til night. Chilled c. ntaloupc halves are th&perfect breakfast “eye opener and are equally refreshing as an appetizer or dessert course for any other meal of the day. Western Cantaloupes, just bulging with fragran juice and sweetness, are reaching your markets in abundance. They s a bumper crop on hand this summer for your eating P'?asureA,***1IaJ the quality this year is exceptionally high. Start RIGHT NO»» to enjoy luscious, nutritious cantaloupes while they’re at th ir best. CANTALOUPE A LA MODE Serve generous scoops of ice cream—any flavor you prefer in chilled cantaloupe halves, either plain or “frilled." Fc a “super touch, sprinkle the ice cream with a cloud of snowy coco or spoon crushed strawberries over it. It’s our nomination for one the very- best-of-all warm weather desserts. at Salem Federal • Money placed in your ac count during the first 10 days of any month, earns from the 1st of that month. Start now’ earning our current 2 Vi % per annum. Drawing Will lie Held Saturday Afternoon at 4:30 You Don’t Have To Be There To Win— You Don’t Have To Buy To Win Free Flowers For The Ladies Free Samples of Beacon Wax for the Housewives — Featuring — * NORGE APPLIANCES * WILCOX GAY RECORDER * SYLVANIA TELEVISION * HAMILTON DRYER * LEW YT VACUUM * SYLVANIA RADIO * KITCHEN AID * 1RONRITE 560 State Street Facing Court House SALEM, OREGON ★ “YOUR FRIENDLY NORGE DEALER" Salem Lighting & Appliance Co. 183 N. High Street aita Paul Smith, Oregon's famed “walking man." has the large trophy he is holding for anyone who can beat him in a 100-mile walk from Salem to Portland and back again. The 67-year-old Mill City resi dent is ready to take on any competition at any time. He can be reached at Box 394, Mill City. Smith last year walked from Bend to Gates as a feature of the Gates Airport air show. SAVINGS EARN SOONER 1st PRIZE—CRYSTAL CHANDELIER 2nd PRIZE—SYLVANIA RADIO 3rd PRIZE—STEAM-O-MATIC STEAM IRON = Beat Him, Win the Trophy Phone 3-9412 =
