The Herald-news., June 28, 1951, Page Page Two, Image 2

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WOLVES BLAST
FT. PECK 18 TO 3;
SIDNEY NEXT
WOLF POINT TEAM MAKES 18
RUNS IN FIRST THREE INN
INGS OF SUNDAY GAME. TO
PLAY SIDNEY THIS SUNDAY
AT STAMPEDE GROUNDS.
Jamming 18 runs into the first
three innings of play. Wolf Point
gave the Fort Peck Vets a solid
defeat Sunday at the Stampede
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Grounds. The Vets managed three
runs on four hits in the first three
frames to windup scoring at 18-3.
The game was scoreless after the
third inning.
Wolf Point will meet Sidney
on the Wolf Point diamond this
Sunday, July 1 at 2:30 p.m.
Not in “League" territory, the ■
Wolves are so located they cannot |
take advantage of eastern Mon
tana league competition, and
have been playing any team
with an open date.
In the Sunday run-away against
Fort Peck, the Vets started the
scoring binge with one run in the I
top half of the first. Wolf Point
came back with four runs in the
bottom half. Felix Jensen, second
man at bat for the Wolves, hit a
triple to bring in Taylor for the
first run in the inning.
The Wolves ran up 7 more runs
in the second, with Fort Peck going
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scoreless. The Vets returned to the
bench to make two more runs in
the third, with the Wolves tallying
another 7.
Wolf Point scored their 18 runs
on 11 hits, making three errors.
Fort Peck had four errors, scored
the three runs on four hits.
The box score:
Wolf Point ab r h 45 18 11
Taylor If 4 2 2-l Peck ab r h
F. Jensen ss 5 3 2 Call 2b 4 10
J. Boyd 2b 511 Thielke cf 4 1 1
L. Jensen cf 5 3 2 Kusymo lb 4 1 1
J. Burt 3b 52 1 Wagner ss 40 0
McNett lb 52 0 Simons If 40 1
Morley c 3 2 1 Burwise 3b 3 0 0
Sorley P 4 2 1 Eohling rs 10 0
Loftus rs 6 1 1 Foster c 3 0 0
■J. Jensen 2b2 0 0 Kagy p 3 0 1
•Baker rs 1 0 0 Gaylord lb 3 0 0
•McLachlan rfO 0 0 33 3 4
A, in for Taylor in fifth; B. in
for Sorley in 7th; C. in for Baker
in 9th.
VIDA
Yvonne York is spending the
week with Mrs. Anton Abraham.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Schlepp Jr.
and Carol Mae and Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Schlepp and Ervin were guests
of the Russell Peters on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Frederickson and
Larry and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Schlepp Sr. called in the
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Abraham.
Yvonne York and Alma Jorgenson
attended the show in Circle Sun
day evening.
Mrs. Matt Oshanick visited with
the Alex Boysuns on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Boysun at
tended the dance at Grandview
Saturday evening.
Harold Olsen and Jim Turnlin of
Ft. Peck made a business trip to
Grand Forks. N. Dak. and will vis
it relatives in Minnesota.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Eggebrecht
and Helen visited the Frank Press
ers Monday evening.
Mrs. Ray Abraham called on Alma
Jorgenson Monday evening.
Wedding Bells rang in Ossian
lowa on June 25th for Doris Hem
sath and Paul Huber. Congratula
tions to the young couple and all
the happy wishes that go along with
it.
A hail storm doing considerable
damage went through the Alfred
Casterline locality on Sunday after
noon.
The Vida baseball team journey
ed to Sunnyside Sunday and the
Vida team was defeated with a
score of 16 to 14.
lio Peck is building a new addi
tion to his business place at his
at his new location.
Sad news was received that
George McFarlane of Olewein.
lowa passed away on Sunday morn
ing from a heart attack. Mr. Mc-
Farlane was a P ion eer homesteader
of -Y lc ia, res iding one mile west.
The new block building of Press
er s Auto Sales and Service is
nearing completion.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Nefgzer. Mr
and Mrs. Bob Nefzger, Clair Schil
linger, Mrs. Clarence Brown and
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THE HERALD - NEWS,. Wolf Point, Roosevelt County, Montana
Mrs. Jimmy Van Atta drove by
car to Olewein, lowa to attend
the funeral of their uncle Mr.
McFarlane. I
Mr. and Mrs. John Randall of
Indiana called on the Ed Schil
lingers Monday. John was a class
mate of Mrs. Schillinger and of the
Jate ^eo Schillinger in the Wolf
Point High SchooL
Mrs. G£ e ! ln McFarlane is a patient
at the Trinity Hospital. |
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bogar. Diane
a nd Bruce returned from a vacation
to the westerp part of the Slate .
and Glacier Park.
Two voung couples of our com- I
mumty have recently become proud
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Nefz
ger s baby boy arrived June 20
and has been named Dan Charles
nJ cf the two grandfathers.
^ r ' Mrs. Jim (Odd) Lunde
named their baby boy Gary James.
He arrived June 23
„ “L 53 Gl ° ria Dahley of Bremerton,
L ls here to spend the summer,
with her sister Mrs. Alex Bovsun.
r ?T rs “ J acob Schlepp. Sr.
of Lodi California are visiting with
them children and friends in the
Vida community.
♦ Johnny Boysun at- 1
tended the show in Wolf Point Fri- I
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schlepp and
son were callers at the Henry Fink
hcinei home Friday evening
a™ l , Mrs. Henry Finkbeiner
and Violet shopped In Minot, N. D.
and visited relatives there over the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Marmon Jr.
we E e Suests at the
Anton Abraham home on Sunday.
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Continuation of The Wolf Point Herald. The Roosevelt County
News, The Fort Peck Leader. The Wolf Point Promoter.
The Roosevelt County Independent.
Entered as second class matter at the poetoffice at Wolf Point,
Montana. July 11, 1940, under the Act of March 3, 1879
Published Every Thursday Morning at Wolf Point,
County Seat of Roosevelt County, Montana
HARRY N. DOWNS and MIKE M. VUKELICH
Editors and Publishers
G. C. (Kip) HINTON, Associate Editor
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