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
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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.
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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!
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The billionth tube, which rolled
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