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She Lebanon Express SPORTS SPORT By Frank Carruth By Frank Carruth Ole Mister Rain put the kibash on all of the athletic events slated to be held over the festival weekend but what tion will be given between 5 and 6 p. m. and will include junior and senior life savers. During the Lebanon swim swim clinic and the Red Cross learn. to swim program, the pool will be open for free swimming from 1.

to 5 p. m. every day except Sunday when it will be open from 2 until 5 p. m. when After the the weather swim clinica.and up.

the pool will stay open until 6 p.m., reopens 7 p.m, and closes at 9 p.m. Softball. League Play Due Friday The Lebanon Boys League Softball wars will get under way officially Friday evening at 6 p. m. on six different softball fields located' at various places throughout the city.

In the PeeWee league Templeton Buick will meet Western Veneer at Booth Park, Santiam Lumber and Richie's Drive-In at Green Acres 1, and Ted's Texaco at Green Acres 2. The Majors will have the Dinette tangling with Bill and Caps at Queen Anne and Unsponsored 1 meeting Unsponsored 2 at the River Park diamond. City Recreation Director Bob Monroe has requested that all boys who have not registered and would like to play, can contact any of the coaches and get application blanks. Late entrants will be assigned to age groups. Recs Victory String Run To Three The Lebanon Rees junior baseball' club brought home their third successive victory Sunday as they pounded out a decisive 5 to 1 win ever Philomath in an afternoon.

contest played on the Philomath high school field. Jim Falk, front-line pitcher for the Warrior baseball team, Jalso chalked up his third win in as many Falk turned in his most sparkling performance of theyoung season as he struck out 13 Phils and walked only in six frames. He only allowed two hits, both singles. Denny Brown relieved Falk in the seventh and retired the side in order. Philomath scored a singleton in the first inning and made it stand up until a two run outburst in the fourth by Lebanon put the game in a different light, The Lebanon runs were scored on a pair of singles by Falk and Mike Blanchat, a stolen base by Blanchat, an error and a squeeze bunt by Vern Miller.

The Lebs chased across a run in the fifth on Jim Lamphere's first hit, two stolen bases and another single by Rick Summers. Still not satisfied, the Rees scored two more insurance counters in the sixth featuring a walk to Blanchat, an error, and a clutch two run double by Lamphere, his second hit of the afternoon. The Lebanon Recs will be in action again Thursday as they host. the Alsea Juniors in a league contest on the Green Acres field at 4 p.m. Short Score Lebanon 000 212 0 5 6 3 Philomath 100 030 0 122 Falk, Brown (7) and Arbogast, Armstrong (6).

Wigle, Speis' (7) and Conner. Pool Clinic Date Altered -Too Wet The Lebanon swim clinic has been postponed one day because of an uncooperative weatherman. Evan Richie, pool boss, reports. "However, if its warmer tomorrow," he said, hopefully. program will begin at 9:30 a.

m. with instruction for intermediates, (that means people who can stay (afloat) vanced beginners at (those who can move, around in the water) and beginners at i1." Advanced swimming PONY COMBO WINS Kay Spalinger and Laura Les Garrison teamed up to win second place in the horse and pony division of the children: parade. The youngster trailing along also did his part. MICKEY MOUSE MICKEY MOUSE HAS A PASSENGER a wee mouse fan entered the junior parade with his favorite cartoon star, Big brother pushed and the small one -smiled and waved to his admirers who lined the streets Saturday morning. LINE ROYALTY EATS LIKE COMMONERS When it comes to eating strawberry shortcake, it's difficult to maintain royal dignity and enjoy the drooly delicacy.

However, Queen Miriam, center, and her court managed to consume their dessert- without too much muss. The princesses, well-known by this time, are, eft to" right, Marilyn Swanson, Nancy Weitzel, Betty Moore and Carol Hoeck. (Eggen Photo) Ed Baker, 80, a former resident of Albany and Arlington, died in a Lebanon nursing home Saturday evening following an extended illness. Only known survivor is brother, Frank Baker of Arlington. Jost Funeral home is in charge of arrangements.

The remains are being forwarded to Arlington where services will be held Tuesday. LINE JUNIOR SWEEPSTAKES WINNER This nuptial setting won approval of the judges for best of the lot Saturday in the festival children's parade. Bride and groom are Charlotte Ross and Danny Stogsdill; the minister is. Jimmy Fenner; attendants are Pearl Fisher, maid of honor, and Floyd Fisher, ring-bearer. Nancy Ross is the flower girl, and Sheri Garner the bridesmaid.

Organists, extreme right, are Violet Stogsdill and Carolyn Sue Ross, -(Albany Democrat Herald photo) GYPO LOG COMPANY Chuck Noland's miniature logging outfit, complete with trucks, logs and other equipment, drew a fine found of applause from junior parade viewers Saturday. MONDAY, JUNE 18, 1956 LEBANON EXPRESS -3 Geological Display Attracts Large Throngs to Exhibits Selection, by public choice, of the best exhibit on display at the Lebanon Geological society's show at strawberry festival, went to the revolving rock display by Jess and Laura Emmert of Sweet Home. R. C. Troyer was runner up.

Approximately 1200 persons cast. ballots stating their preference for an individual exhibit. Thirty-tive cases of various types of materials and finished work were shown. Other prizes included: Class 1: General lapidity, E. W.

Ad- Rites Held For William Waddle William Ira Waddle, 74, died at his Sweet Home residence, Friday afternoon following a brief illness. Mr. Waddle, a retired stockman and butcher, had lived in that community for the past 23 years. Mr. Waddle was born at Jefferson, May 3, 1882.

He is survived by his wife, Maude Mae of' Sweet Home, and nine children, Clifford and Everett, both of' Portland; Don, Redmond; Kenneth, Arcata, Lyle, Sweet Home; Mrs. James Swansiger, Portland; Mrs. Ed Longton and Mrs. Ed Pittsley, both of Port Orford; and Mrs. Maymon Calvert, Sweet Home; two sisters, Mrs.

Riley Weeks of- Lebanon and Mrs. Burns Taylor of Wauna, 15 grandchil-1 dren and three great-grandchildren. Services were. conducted at the Huston chapel in Sweet Home this afternoon. Rev.

Earl Downing officiated and concluding rites followed in the Lacomb cemetery. Rites Tuesday For Sweet Home Infant Rev. Pius Baur, pastor of St. Edwards Catholic church, will officiate at graveside services at the Lebanon IOOF cemetery at-10 a. m.

Tuesday for the son of Mr. and Mrs. David Hall, of Sweet Home who died birth at the community hospital today. Other survivors include the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Blaine Cobat of Sweet (Home, ana Mrs. Earl Conrath of St. Helens. Great grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.

F. A. Reller and George Cobat, all of Sweet home. Elderly Man Dies In Nursing Home amson, first; Jess Emmert, seeond; Laura Emmert, third. Class 2: Minerals and crystals, Roy Adamson, first; Jess Emmert, second; Barbara Howard, third.

Class 3: Mixed minerals and lapidary, Frank Groves, first; Mirl Vawter, second; Genevieve Bertrum, third, Class 4: Indian artifacts, Bob Howard, first; Arlie. Bartram, second; Jess Emmert, third. The society's, registrar included names 'from Lebanon, Albany, Cottage Grove, Summit, Jefferson, Estacadia, Soquille, Myrtle Point, Portland, Philomath, Silverton, Independence, Harrisburg, Heppner, Cascadia, Madras, Salem, Corvallis, Bend, Tillamook, Marion, Sweet Home. Also, Vancouver, B.C., chorage, Alaska, Tucson, McClelland, and Yucaipa, Calif. else could be expected since a very, large crowd was expected the crucial softball mix between the league leading Cascades Plywood club and the second place Western Veneer nine.

Another "rain out" was the game the Lebanon girls softball team had scheduled with a team of the same sex from Salem. The only thing the rain didn't dampen was the girl's spirits since I personally counted eight "diehards" getting in a little practice since the game was cancelled. Two of the gals were SO zealously employed fielding grounders that, in a moment of forgetfulness, tried unsuccessfully to empty a mudhole at second base by displaying the water with a shapely body. Altho it didn't work, its good copy. Incidentally, at present, there are twelve gals on the Jerry's Market team and Coach Betty Goble informs me that there is still room 'for more softball playing girls.

Those on the roster include: Ardee Weber- -pitcher, Fayetta White- catcher, Charlotte Jacobs third base, Carolyn White first base, Dee Campbell- base, Judy Fisher -shortstop, Yvonn Stifertutility infielder, Betty Gruget, Nina Edmonds, Marsha Davis, Betty Goble and Bernice Smith outfielders. Mrs. -Darlene Cate and Betty Goble will combine their talents in managing the popular club. Jimmy Hayden, who played varsity basketball and baseball for the Warriors this year, says he will play baseball for the Albany Legion club if he can get his working hours arranged so he can get away for the games. WHO COULD ASK FOR MORE? the queen and her court charmed the patients at the Lebanon community hospital on a royal visit Friday afternoon.

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