Daily News from Middlesboro, Kentucky • Page 2

PAGE FOUR MIDDLESBORO, DAILY NEWS SATURDAY, JUNE)11, PAGE FUUK Athletics Return Home Aftet Losing Harlah Sengs SMOKIES CHALK UP DOUBLE WIN, TOJ, Middlesboro's Athletics ore still looking' for their rst win of the season over the Harlan, Smokies. The dropped a doublehcader to the Smokies last night, 0 to 8 and 4 to in one extra i i in each ease. Deryl Case certainly deserved to win the second. Go'ng into the last frame oi the seven inning game, he held a lead of 3 to 00 and had allowed but three widely scattered hits. Then the roof raved in.

Three errors coupled with two liits and a base on balls lot Harlan tie uii the ball game. A double and single in the next frame and it was all over. Middlesboro Rained a one run lend in the second as Tomas aides walked, stole second, and scored on Manue'i Cordero's blow to With two away in the third Moon walked and came all the Way around on Valdes 1 double to left center. Cordero followed with a two play wallop down the left field line to enroll Valdes for a 3 to 0 lead. There it rema ned until the seventh.

Scopetone lived on Troutman's error. batted for Geier and bounced out to Thompson at second. a i hit to Troutman who erred again, allowing Scopeton to reach third. McCormich hit to Iroulman who threw to Thompson for a force on Gnu- d'o, Scopeton scoring, but Thompson threw wildly in a double attempt and MeCormich went to second. Painter hit the right center field wall lor a double to make it 3-2.

Earl Hill walked, and with two strikes on him, Ed Cousins rifled a single to left to score McCormich and tic up the game. Case cut off Koellmcr's throw to nip Hill going into third. Moon walked for the A's lo start the overtime inning. A walk to Valdes moved Moon up. Cordero did his part with single to center which took a perfect hop into Scopetonc's hands as Moon rounded third.

Brummett sent Moon on in and he was thrown out by a country mile and that was all for Middlcboro. Jones doubled to open for Harlan, Jack Smith grounded out to Cordero, and then Scopetone hit STOP COURTING WITH GLAMOUR, STARDUST dilclts from a neighbor. Middlesboro Has Two Golfers In Harlan Championship Flight A I A Ky 11. i r. 0.

Lewis, Harlan vs Middlesboro'has but two in the A Campbell, a a championship flight of the a a C. C. Cnwood, a a vs. i a Invitational this year. a play 1 0 began this i with John Former and i a representing Middlesboro in the search for the championship trophy.

Farmer was to play Lee Sweat of while opponent this morning was to be C. 0. Cawood of Harlan. Sweat and 0. Mason of Hur- IHII tied for medalist honors i a 08 each In yesterday's qualifying.

Mason came to the lasl two holes in two under par and needed but a par on eac.li to win the medal. Instead, he ended up by the first pitch for a single to center to end the game. Hiirlan seemingly was on the way to an easy victory on the first game, leading by 8 to 2 go'ng into the ninth. The A's tallied couple and filled the bases with two away. Then Tomas Valdes stepped to the plate, looked over a couple of pitches nnd sent one lowering over the left center field wall for a home run to tie up the game.

Delke walked the first Harlan bntlcr in Ihe last of the ninth, and Junior Wolfe relieved him. Wolfe got the side out, but made the mistake of walking the first hitter in the tenth. A sacrifice sent him lo second, after which a hopper got nwny from Thompson at second and 'the first game was over. First Game Middlesboro UOO-001-10G-0--8-7-4 Harlan Chase, Wilson, and MeCormich; Dslke, Wolfe, and Russ. Second Game Middlesboro 010-200-00--3-5-3 Harlan 000-000-31--1-7-1 Chase nnd Russ.

Gaudia and MeCormich three i each green and had to settle for a tie with Sweat who was out in par 34 and back in 'th same figures. Championship Flight Lee Sweat, LaFollette vs. John Farmer, Middlcshoro STANDINGS Won LoLost Harlan Newport 23 1( Middlesboro 21 18 Morrislown 21 I'ennington Gap 20 Jenkins Big Stone Gap IT) 23 Hazard Last Night's Harlan B-4, Middlesboro 7-3, (one extra i i each) Jenkins S-3, Morristown 1-1 Newport 1-10, Hazard 3-3 Big Stone Gap 11, I'ennington Gap 5 Tonights Games Middlesboro at Harlan Jenkins at Morrislown I'ennington Gap al Big Slonc Gap Newport al Hazard W. H. By VIRGINIA MacPHERSON U.

P. Hollywood Correspondent HOLLYWOOD, 11 IHW-- rilllie Burl-e who knows as much about "Jingo door Johnnies" as the next ex-chorus girl, raid to- d-iy the boys have stopped hnnd- ing out i coats and i a baubles because women have stop' ped i i i vines. I And the i they stopped I i i the fluttery-voiced actress declares, the top halted slopped fooling a with flowery i i a i "Now they come right to the point," i Burke sighed. rs still flock a actresses and a i girls. Hut women loo independent and nelf- reliant today.

Men don't bother to court them with Stardust and glamour any more." Not like they did in the early 1 lino's, when the gorgeous redhead was the toasl of London and Broadway. Enrico Caruso was so enchanlccl with her beauty he came lo Ihe thea'T every night he wnsn singing at Ihe Metropolitan Opera House. "He look a gilded box," Miss Burke reminisces in her book "With a Feather on My Nose. "And every night he'd toss vast of roses on the stage." Caruso called her his "leetle bu- hee" and proposed three or four times a night. Miss Burke had loo many William Miss Jackie Maiden Returns Home for Summer Vacation BY MRS.

LOUISE ADAMS CLAIRFIE1A 11 Miss a i a is home for Summer Vacation. She graduated from Ward Belmonl College at Tenn. Mr. and Mrs. A.

B. M.riidun her Lajola iMaidcn, of and Mr. James fl. Maiden her Brother from i i Germany intended thx graduation exercises, at Nashville, last week. Mr.

and Mrs. Bill Ball left this week for Baltimore, to visit Mr. and Mrs. Kerdie and friends. Sgt.

J. P. White left Thursday for a Stonenian, where he i leave for assignment in Japan this month. His wife Mrs Jcanctte White and daugher Luanne will join him as he gets arrangements Mr. Bert Rains a student of the Tennessee School for the Deaf Knoxville, is visiting his iparenls Mr.

and Mrs. Nolan Kains here for the Summer. Miss Dutchu Lou White has returned home after spending a iiveeks vacation with Mr. and Mrs. J.

H. Carrtiacheil Oliver Springs, Tenn. A. Stork Shower was given Tuesday Evening for Mrs. Francis Prater by the W.

M. U. of the Clairfield Baptist Church. At the home of Mrs. H.

W. McDonald. A large group was present and many nice gifts were presented. Mrs. Chan Edmonds has returned home after visiting relatives in Petros, this week.

WHFAT BELT CRISIS--This huge pile of a was dumped on the ground In VernotvTex, bTfarmerffaced with Severe shortage of storage space. Wheat Bowers to the are. complete makeshift granaries to store the preciou grain in hopes prices on this years bumper crop of winter wheat will not drop any further. Wi'lf Norton Vn 1 v' 10 laler boc a nmous 0 on, a a vs. i 1 author.

Hut in those days he and the musical comedy queen used dance till dawn. "I soe i i once Fred Loving, Morluy vs. Harris, i Shelby Hall, Puintsville vs. i ford Scott Joe Kilgore vs. L.

Cain Other M'boro Matches Joe llaskey vs. A. D. Scoll J. Clonr vs.

John Tan- Frank Edwards vs Lewis Spillman Raymond Sliney vs. L. Wilson Frank Jacobs vs. Walter Lnramie It. V.

a i vs A i Cadle Leo Wimlrup vs. Opponent un- Sports Briefs BY JULIAN PITZER 1 1 1 1 1 over the A i rucking wins and i last night a The locals bad 01 "TM; now," while Miss Burke smiled on the set of Columbia's "And Baby Makes Three." "I'm often tempted to ask him if he remembers. But he's much too dignified now." Hollywood's full of big-name stars and producers who were college swains in those days and who used to i up with the rest of the "stage door Johnnies" outside her dressing room door. "They'd take us oul to supper a tlic shows," Miss Burke said. "And often they presented us i flowers and chocolates and a i gifts.

"My, but it was gay." The gents were gallant, the i were expensive, and Iho girls were helpless nnd clinging. "We had some prelly good men I was a girl," says still-pretty grandma In Demonstration Is Held at Owens Home, Meldrum June 11--A Stanley dentonstralion held at the home of Mrs. Walter Owens Monday evening with Mrs. Shanks of Mooresburg, as demonstrator. Mr.

and Mrs. Uless Marcum and children fo Four Mile visited Mrs. Marcum's parents, Mr Mrs. Itiirliin. The locals had 01 "TM; i still-pretty grandma In opportunity to win both, and a mi( j' dk no s- they liked no business al all losing the i I SS "They liked lo kiss us and lis- lleryl Case pitched as good i i (mi lrolln es nm lake game as a would want in the an( hcc 1 I 00 second contest only to lose it on night clubs today three errors in the Hist frame ots of st girls pay- the seven i i gume.

There i a no justice (here for Cnsi last night. Tomas Valdes nml Manuel Cordero i to play outstanding games for the locals. Cordero seems to have no i i i i any and all kinds of pitching. Thc greens at the Harlan Club arc in the best con- i i we ever sain them. F.ach one is smooth as a carpet and softly cushioned so a i u.

i shot i dig in and hold. is a pleasure to play on such greens. 'fen from Middlesboro made the i to a for thc golf tournament. Tint is just i short of Mi "That makes their escorts feel had. We made our men feel big strong, we clinging vines.

And we wore twice the women these modern girls are. "The girls of today earn a great deal of money. But they go homo nt night and listen to sonic mnn the radio. "We had ours in person--with i arms a us. And I i we had the best of it." A lot of bills He used to pay Now only one- Bill Dollar's way is part of the heritage of our youth.

As today's youngsters grow older, each Independence Day will take on deeper meaning and greater significance. They, too, shall lie ready to the American way of life and the freedom which it gives lo every citizen, (THIS BANK Will NOT TRMtSKT BUSINESS ON JULY 4TH) PEOPLE'S BANK OF EWING It li imart ond goon 1 boil. pay all Ihoic imall bllli with a loon. Then only ons to make each month; of many. Fwlng, Virginia T.

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sene" en hivreJuttory re The CkrtitUo Menlter 2 i bsues, I eatleee fl. Sam Crawford here Sunday. Mr Mrs. Lige Barton of Detroit, visited Mrs. N'ancy Hicks recently.

Charlw Owens visited Emmet Barnett of Cannon Creek Sunday. Eugene Owens of Middlesboro spent Sunday night Iwith Bobby Owens. Mrs. Mundy Good and little granddaughter, Joyce Good, Clear Fork spent Thursday with. Mrs.

Nancy Hicks Mrs Lottie ITutlte and little son, Clyde, of Arthur, visit-, ed her'sister, Mrs. Walter Owens here Monday. Mrs. Mary Barton nnd children visited Mr. and Mrs.

Clayton Jones of Binghamtown Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Sillus Barnett of Middlesboro visited his mother, 1 Mrs. Cordie Bainett, recently.

Eight More Young Men Enlisted in Armed Forces A new, quick-drying wet primer, said to give a hard paint, is appli-' icahlc over wet or dry, clean or rusted metal, including steel, aluminum and galvanising. Eight More young mien of the Tri-State Area have enlisted in the Regular Army and iAir Force, il was announced today by M-Sgt. A. W. Brumfield, Station Commander of the local Anny and Air Force Recruiting Sation.

They are Dewey Edward Yeary, Route 1, Garmeda, Earnest C'hailes, 150 Pine Street, 1'ineville, Jack Bruce Gibson, 812 Tenn IMiifville, Ray Marlow, Fonde, AVilliam Jeremiah Hansard, Route 4, Tazwell, Herman Ham- Ictt, Route 2, Middlesboro, Carl John Jones, 326 (Avondale Middlesboro, and James William Lee Fiancisco, 932-10 Street, Middlesboro, Jones and Francisco joined' the U. AIR FORCE, and were trannfered to Lackland Air Force, San Antonio, Texas. The others were enlisted in the. Army and were trahsfered to Ky. M-Sgt.

Brumfield stated that Veterans who were discharged in the first three grades, For example, M-Sgt T-Sgt. and S-Sgt. may still be enlisted in the Regular Army or the Air Force. Also Combat wounded veterans with depend- ens, may be enlisted. The local Recruiting Staion is open daily from 1 Monday Ihrough Fridays.

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