May 31, 1949 (8 pages)

4-HIT WIN FOR Paul ‘Tamo, Nevada City yesterday, was curved his selection of pitches past the Auburn Cubs batters yesterday afternoon at Pioneer park for a 4-0 four-hit shutout. He disposed of the opposition in a matter of one hour and 29 minutes. Tamo struck out seven and walkeq two and was never in trouble. West tried to steal third and that was as far as a Cub got all afternoon. The first three men up ‘for the home team scored and Kosinski added another in the third. The rest of the game was a string of goose eggs. Pat Hurley, pitching for Auburn, also turned in a ‘competent job on the mound, striking out three and not issuing a walk. Kosinski, with two doubles, got the only long hits of the game. Nevada City servéd tWo double ‘plays. -Haddy to Goldsberry to Childers in the fourth and Haddy to Childers in the seventh. Jones got a single when his grounder took a hop over Lardner’s head into left field. Childers was safe when his daisy cutter went through ‘Lemos’ legs, Jones scoring, Thompsonsingled Childers home. Kosinski doubled. Thompson scored on Goldsberry’s grounder to West. In the third Kosinski doubled and came home on Perry’s groundout to Lardner.: After that every one on both Sides just took their turns at the bat to play one of the shortest nine-inning games of the PlacerNevada league this year. Truckee will play here Sunday at 3:80 p.m. Box score; Auburn Lardner, ss . Lemos, 2b McKay, 1b . Moreno, cf . Gailbreath, If Eden, c ‘West, 3b Ketino, rf Hurley, p next ab meeemestes a — a — i — i — 2 — i . KrorFSCcCORHOS c OF Wehr DH OO SoOHwneoocowwnsy 8 4 4 3 4 3 3 3 3 oreene 30 0 4 24 11 oe Neévada City ab r h po a e Jones, cf .. FASE: NGS ae . ate)! Goeea Oriaer; tb. 4.108.211 1° 4 Thompson, 3b aes Oates Wee eae at MOemaki, re. 42. 8's OO Goldsberry, ss 4 01 8 8 0 POM) i silks + es eee * Vallee Hoe . ee Haddy,, 2b earner . ies . Feds pees” VRS Fouyer, c .. pian . alae Senay aS Cage RONG ED e088. BO Ores rey Totals: » .. $2. 4°. 8° 37 18.2 Runs by innings: \AROUIE jcc cc 000 «6000 «©6000—O0 Nevada City . 301 000 00*—8 Hits by innings: PRUE Go caccecensnnce 100 000 120—4 Nevada City .. 802 O11 10*—8 Summary: two-base hits: Kosinski 2; runs batted in: Childers, Thompson, Goldsberry, Perry; stolen bases: Jones, Goldsberry; double plays: Haddy to Goldsberry to Childers, Haddy to Childers; struck out by Hurley 3, by Tamo 7; bases on balls off Tamo 2; left on bases: Auburn 5, Nevada City 4; time of game; 1:29; umpires: Fisher and Lemos. COL. SNELL SAYS PW GERMANS WOULD LIKE TO RETURN TO US.A. Many German soldiers who were prisoners of war in camps in this country became friendly and expressed a desire to return to this country, according to Verne C. Snell, Grass Valley, who was a colonel] assighed to the Florence, Ariz., prisoner of war camp during the last war. Snell addressed the Nevada City Rotary club at its regular meeting Thursday in Deer Creek inn. Ridge Schools Enjoy Play Day Activities Students of elementary schools of North San Juan, Cherokee and _Birchville participateq in an allday play day at the North San Juan school playground. David Dalke, rural schools superintendent, was play day coordinator assisted by Robert Robinson, Mary Joan Campbell, Cherokee school; Patrick Conway, John Conway, North San Juan school, and Jean Estes, Birchville school. Ribbons for first, second and third places were awarded in foot ._ races, hobble races, wheelbarrow race and baseball throw. Lois Butz umpired a softball game to close the day. — _ W. P. Fleming, McCourtney road rancher near Grass Valley killed a (8%foot coal black snake idention the ‘mound for in good form as he whipped and WOLF & ROYER TILT SATURDAY Marvin Haddy, manager of the Nevada City representative in the Placer-Nevada league, © protested interference on the part-of Neves, umpire, in the second inning of the Saturday night game in Roseville ang the local entry played the rest of the game under protest. Final . score was 21-6 in favor of Roseville. The Wolf & Royer sluggers combed ‘‘Babe’’ Perry for 13 hits during the six innings he pitched, and gathered two more off Moreno, relief hurler. The local boys scored more runs against Wolf & Royer than any other team so far this season but were unable to prevent the Roseville men from scoring. Playing“under the lights for the first time added to the disadvantage to the local team caused by being shorthanded and having but nine men in uniform at game time. Clark, the first batter flied to Kosinski in, right but the big fielder misjudged the ball an@ Clark had a triple. Carbone and Jensen walked. In a hole Perry bore down and McNulty fouled out. Disen forced Jensen at second while Clark — scored. Moreno’ dropped Truscott’s fly and Carbone scored. Moreno recovered the ball, whipped it in and Disen was out trying to score on the error play. Roseville had a 2-0 lead. In the second Roberts was safe on Goldsberry’s bad throw and Hartman singled him home. Clark singled and Jensen doubled home Hartman. Perry hit McNulty to load the bags. Disen was called safe at first on a close play’ by Umpire Errecart. Attempting to nip Jensen at third Childer’s throw to third was wide and it was at that point Neves was in Goldsberry’s way trying to field the ball. The bases were cleaned and Roseville was ahead 8-0. Haddy immediately protested and the rest of the game was played under protest. After that the game degenerated into a brawl between players, predominantly Nevada City, and umpires with Umpire Gallagher taking plenty of abuse from. both teams On the caliber of his strike and ball calling. Roseville had six earned runs to thre for Nevada City. Box score: went the route for both teams, each a fielder’s choice. runs came grounded out to end the inning. tenth after Cartoscelli was hit and WASHINGTON, Medicine of the Commission.‘ LILIENTHAL QUESTIONED BY SENATE COMMITTEE D. C.-—Chairman David Lilienthal, Atomic Energy Commission, whose resignation has heen demanded by some Republican Senators, appeared before a Senate Appropriations subcommittee which is digging deeply into the granting of fellowships to alleged Communists, and the disappearance of small amounts of Uranium-235. At left is Dr. Shields Warren, Director of Biology and right, of the. GRASS VALLEY WHIPS NC IN FOOTHILL GAME Three hits, three errors” three passes to first pe ae for six runs in the top half of the tenth inning for Grass Valley Wildcats as they whipped Nevada City Merchants 10-5 in the opening game of the Foothill League here Sunday afternoon. A heavy downpour that lasted about three minutes delayed the game and the, match’ was played in intermittent showers and sunshine. Jim Trathen and Bob Radley allowing eight hits. Trathen struck out 14 while Radley whiffed 6. The game rolled along scorelessly unti] Radley doubled:in the fifth and scoreq on Tittle’s error of Tobiassen’s fly. Grass Valley made it 4-1 in the sixth on three hits, one walk and an error. The Merchants promptly tied it up with three successive hits and an error in their half of the sixth. Hil) ‘and Coley singled and Ralph Childers tripled. Childers scored on Trathen opened the tenth with a double. At that point the Nevada City defense crumbled and six in. before Trathen Nevada City gained a run in the BLOCK NC CLUB HAS INITIATION THURSDAY The Block NC club, lettermen’s organization Nevada City high school held its first formal initiation at the high school Thursday for athletics winning letter awards during the past year. The ceremonies were under the direction of James Beverage, Block NC club president. Coach George Abbott, athletic director at the school, and club adviser, announced the following letter winners: Ed Havey, Dick Penrose, Peter Scribner, Kent Walker, Dean Morrison, Buddy Seeburg, Fred Bennuzzi, Jim. Branson, Joe _ Fisher, Bud Deschwanden, Noel Weldon, Ben Nelson, Ross Dahl, Bob Thompson, Jerry Coleman, Bill Moody, Gordon Lageson, John Cartoscelli, Jerry Brady, Alan Hewitt, Elmer Coster, Norman Hoskins, Dan Duggan, Jim Underwood, Norman Ellis, Charles Degrenffrenreid, Bill Beverage and Doug Atkins. Sunday Scores Grass Valley 4, Placerville 3. Colfax 5, Roseville A.C. 1. Lincoln 2, Folsom 0. Auburn 6, Truckee 3. Monday Games Nevada City, Auburn 0. Truckee 15, Grass Valley 9. Colfax 10, Folsom 9 (10 innings). Roseville A.C. at Placerville (night game). Score by innings: Grass Valley . 000 004 000 6—10 Nevada City . 000.013 000 1— 5 Childers, Clark 4, Jensen 2, Disen, Truscott 8, Roberts 3, Stinson, Hartman 4; stolen bases: Kosinski, Goldsberry 2; struck out by Hartman 12, by Perry 7; bases on balls off Hartman 6, off Perry 6, off Moreno 2; left on bases: Nevada City 12, Wolf & Royer 11; earned runs:: Nevada City 8, Wolf & Royer 6; time of game 3:40. ; & PINCH-HITTER Bt cas Dick Penrose, playing with Placerville American Legion junior baseball team hit a triple as a pinch-hitter in the eighth inning and stole home for his contribution to victory against Folsom 8-4 Saturday afternoon in Placerville. 118 MILL ST. ~ GRASS VALLEY Wolf & Royer ab r h po a el/came in on Radley’s second double. Clarice, (8.02. 7 2 5 1 0 1] Wojack grounded out to end the Summary—three-base hit: ChilCarbone, 2b <0 FO 2.2 Ol game. ders; two-base hits: Trathen, RadGoodlow, If eh Or 2 wbeoet Box score: ley 2, Tobiassen; runs batted in: Jensen, Ib ..5::2 8 6: 0 11 Grass Valley ab r h po a @/ Young 2, Sheldon 2, Yocum, ToMcNulty, If-cf. 5 2 1 1 0 0O. Skeahan, 3b . 3 2 1 1 ytd biassen, Childers 2, Cartoscelli, Disen, ss .. 4.8) 4S 052) 1) Painter, 3b 2. 5 2 1 1 8 0} Radley; stolen bases: Young, LarTruscott, cf-2b. 5. 2 1 1 #0 1] Young, as .. 5 1 1 3 2 1! gs0n, Skeahan, Wojack; double Roberts, rf .. By Bode LO UBero, . ©. Siscccss 4 2 °1 14 1 Of} play: Young to Tipton; left on Stinson, c .. 6 Bo 2 Se Oe Ie vies 4 1 1 0 1. 1] bases: Grass Valley 5, Nevada City Hartman, p Gee Sie Lee OR meee yout 0 0 0 0 © 0/10; struck out by Trathen 14, by Se eo Sheldon, cf ..5 1 0 0 © 0} Radley 6; bases on balls off Totals 46 21 15 27 7 41] Yocum, rf-lf .5 0 1 © O 0} Trathen 6, off Radley 3; umpires: ; Tipton, 1D -.-. 5 © 1 11 0 1] Ray Childers and Bret Bennallack; Jones, cf va 8 2 81g. gf Trathem Pw 5 1 1 0 8 2] time of game: 2:89 Haddy, 2b-lf Be Oe GO aed idan 6.4 166 Vos 6 Totala’<41° 10: ° 8 80 12.8 Kosinski, rf-2b. 4 1 2 2 0 0] Nevada Cit ab r h po ae D t & C ff Goldsberry,ss-lf 3 1 2 4 4 8] Wojack, be Bee OOO: Neral, onu $ 0 ee Fouyer, ¢ ..-.: Bi Oe Bn Oe Ob array me Cee Pe . as ain Weeatae igen . Perry, p-lb . 4 0 © 1 1 0. Tobiassen, cf.5 © 13 1 OH AMBURGERS Chilterns: ib-se. 8 13° ©. 1 SP ENM, UE eeu + 1 2°90 @.% To Take Out Moreno, ifs) 40 0 0 it +.) Coley, : tbe ues. es SO a eae _—-— o_o Or or CHUGOLS; ON cis Ah ee ee ee SHORT ORDERS Totale $66. 9 24 10 7) Cole, rf. ... 2.0.00 0.5 PIE A LA MODE , Cartoscelli, ‘rf. 3:2. <b. 0). 0-090 Score by innings: Voth 6 oo 00 2 8 0 OPEN 24 HOURS Nevada City .. 001 011 008— 6] ciithson, ¢ 6 6k ee Wolf & Royer . 261 551 10x—21. pagiey, p. .. So ee ee THE DONUT HUT Sunmary:three-base hits. ee Broad Street Nevada City Clark, Roberts, Stinson; two-base Totals 88 5 8 30 18 5 hits: Kosinski 2, Jensen, Clark, Roberts, Stinson; runs batted in: Jones, Kosinksi 2, Goldsberry 2, FLY RODS CASTING RODS TROLLING RODS SPINNERS . RUDDERS Creels and Reels: NEVADA CIT & SPOR 315 Broad Street EVERY NEED oe For the Fisherman FRED REED FLIES Real Live Wiggly Worms ALL COLORS and TYPES of SALMON EGGS Y ELECTRIC T SHOP CERTIFICATE OF PARTNERSHIP DOING BUSINESS UNDER : A FICTITIOUS NAME We, the undersigned copartners, do hereby certify that we are transacting business at the Plaza, Nevada City, California, also known as Number 104 Broad Street, at the intersection of Broad, Boulder and Sacramento Streets, in the City of Nevada, County of Nevada, State of California, under a designation not showing the names of the persons interested in such business. to-wit: PLAZA GARAGE; and that our respective places of residencé are as follows: Hugh Steinhoff, Lower Banner Road, Nevada City Rural No. 1 Route and Nevada Township, Nevada County; S. R. Dahl, 117 Nursery Street, Nevada City, California. This certificate is filed in accordance with the provisions of Sections 2466 et seq. of the Civil Code of California. Dated: May 20, 1949. HUGH .STEINHOFF Ss. R. DAHL 3tate of California, ) ) 88 County of Nevada. ) On this twentieth day of May, 1949, before .me, Eva N. Heath, a Notary Public in and for. said County and State, residing therein, duly. commissioned and sworn, personally appeared Hugh Steinhoff and S. R. Dahl, known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the within instrument, and they acknowledged to me that they executed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal, the day and year in this Certificate first above written. EVA N. HEATH Notary Public in and for the County of Nevada, State of California ALBERT L. JOHNSON Attorney-at-Law Nevada City, California Publish May 24, 31, June 7, 14, 1949. i, OLYMPIA WELDERS Grass Valley-Nevada City Hiway PHONE 61-J-3 LAWNMOWER SHARPENED AND REPAIRING All Work Guaranteed Crenshaw’s, 401 E. Main Street, Phone 24 for Pickup and Delivery COMPLETE FIRE PROTECTION Extinguishers of all kinds. Firé Hose and fittings. Recharging inc. CO2, POOLE FIRE EQUIP CO Phone 375J, 128 So. Auburn. G.V LOST—Nugget Gold Ivory Bracelet on May 17. Reward. Phone Duck Inn, Grass Valley 688. Three pianos, priced to sell fast. Famous high grade fhakes. Terms, Free Delivery. Immediate information, write Cline Piano Co., 344— 12th. St. Oakland, Calif. J7¢: HOLMES. FUNERAL HOME Phone 203 246 Sacramento St. Nevada City The Holmes Funeral Home service is priced within the means of all, Ambulance service at all. hours. REAL ESTATE Insurance, Mimeographing, Public Stenographer, Notary. Phone Answering Service STINSON COMPANY 102 West Main Street Grass Valley, Telephone 101-J _— by DR. WALTER MULLIS DENTIST 485 ZION ST. PHONE 564-. NEVADA CITY Lighting Fixtures Replace your damaged fixtures while you are doing. your spring cleaning. COMPLETE LINE OF WIRING MATERIALS Crosley Shelvador Refrigerators — Amana Home Freezers SLATER ELECTRIC [. 147 So. Auburn Phone 733-J Ff Grass Valley Service. tf ( Telephone Grass Valley 1050 GLENBROOK (-— BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER COMPANY THIS SUMMER . BUILD THAT PATIO Time to start work on that. patio you've been planning. Come to BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER CO. and consult us about materials, costs, etc. If you want to do some of the work yourself, we can advise you how. Remember, a patio gives added living pleasure and added property value. : 4 “<5m) BASE High School Willard @ Phone 453 BENEFIT SHOW & DANCE FRIDAY—JUNE 3 SHOW—8 P.M. Directed by Frank Stewart DANCING—9:30 P. HIGH SCHOOL BAND WILL FURNISH THE MUSIC under the direction of $1.00 Per Family SPONSORED BY NEVADA CITY ATHLETIC CLUB . BALL Auditorium M. to 12 Midnight Goerz flea as a water moccasin, eer ee ee ee te eee ee a

4-HIT WIN FOR Paul ‘Tamo, Nevada City yesterday, was curved his selection of pitches past the Auburn Cubs batters yesterday afternoon at Pioneer park for a 4-0 four-hit shutout. He disposed of the opposition in a matter of one hour and 29 minutes. Tamo struck out seven and walkeq two and was never in trouble. West tried to steal third and that was as far as a Cub got all afternoon. The first three men up ‘for the home team scored and Kosinski added another in the third. The rest of the game was a string of goose eggs. Pat Hurley, pitching for Auburn, also turned in a ‘competent job on the mound, striking out three and not issuing a walk. Kosinski, with two doubles, got the only long hits of the game. Nevada City servéd tWo double ‘plays. -Haddy to Goldsberry to Childers in the fourth and Haddy to Childers in the seventh. Jones got a single when his grounder took a hop over Lardner’s head into left field. Childers was safe when his daisy cutter went through ‘Lemos’ legs, Jones scoring, Thompsonsingled Childers home. Kosinski doubled. Thompson scored on Goldsberry’s grounder to West. In the third Kosinski doubled and came home on Perry’s groundout to Lardner.: After that every one on both Sides just took their turns at the bat to play one of the shortest nine-inning games of the PlacerNevada league this year. Truckee will play here Sunday at 3:80 p.m. Box score; Auburn Lardner, ss .. Lemos, 2b McKay, 1b .. Moreno, cf .. Gailbreath, If Eden, c ‘West, 3b Ketino, rf Hurley, p next ab meeemestes a — a — i — i — 2 — i . KrorFSCcCORHOS c OF Wehr DH OO SoOHwneoocowwnsy 8 4 4 3 4 3 3 3 3 oreene 30 0 4 24 11 oe Neévada City ab r h po a e Jones, cf .... FASE: NGS ae . ate)! Goeea Oriaer; tb.. 4.108.211 1° 4 Thompson, 3b aes Oates Wee eae at MOemaki, re. 42. 8's OO Goldsberry, ss 4 01 8 8 0 POM) i silks + es eee * Vallee Hoe . ee Haddy,, 2b earner . ies . Feds pees” VRS Fouyer, c ... pian . alae Senay aS Cage RONG ED e088. BO Ores rey Totals: » .... $2. 4°. 8° 37 18.2 Runs by innings: \AROUIE jcc cc 000 «6000 «©6000—O0 Nevada City .. 301 000 00*—8 Hits by innings: PRUE Go caccecensnnce 100 000 120—4 Nevada City ... 802 O11 10*—8 Summary: two-base hits: Kosinski 2; runs batted in: Childers, Thompson, Goldsberry, Perry; stolen bases: Jones, Goldsberry; double plays: Haddy to Goldsberry to Childers, Haddy to Childers; struck out by Hurley 3, by Tamo 7; bases on balls off Tamo 2; left on bases: Auburn 5, Nevada City 4; time of game; 1:29; umpires: Fisher and Lemos. COL. SNELL SAYS PW GERMANS WOULD LIKE TO RETURN TO US.A. Many German soldiers who were prisoners of war in camps in this country became friendly and expressed a desire to return to this country, according to Verne C. Snell, Grass Valley, who was a colonel] assighed to the Florence, Ariz., prisoner of war camp during the last war. Snell addressed the Nevada City Rotary club at its regular meeting Thursday in Deer Creek inn. Ridge Schools Enjoy Play Day Activities Students of elementary schools of North San Juan, Cherokee and _Birchville participateq in an allday play day at the North San Juan school playground. David Dalke, rural schools superintendent, was play day coordinator assisted by Robert Robinson, Mary Joan Campbell, Cherokee school; Patrick Conway, John Conway, North San Juan school, and Jean Estes, Birchville school. Ribbons for first, second and third places were awarded in foot ._ races, hobble races, wheelbarrow race and baseball throw. Lois Butz umpired a softball game to close the day. — _ W. P. Fleming, McCourtney road rancher near Grass Valley killed a (8%foot coal black snake idention the ‘mound for in good form as he whipped and WOLF & ROYER TILT SATURDAY Marvin Haddy, manager of the Nevada City representative in the Placer-Nevada league, © protested interference on the part-of Neves, umpire, in the second inning of the Saturday night game in Roseville ang the local entry played the rest of the game under protest. Final . score was 21-6 in favor of Roseville. The Wolf & Royer sluggers combed ‘‘Babe’’ Perry for 13 hits during the six innings he pitched, and gathered two more off Moreno, relief hurler. The local boys scored more runs against Wolf & Royer than any other team so far this season but were unable to prevent the Roseville men from scoring. Playing“under the lights for the first time added to the disadvantage to the local team caused by being shorthanded and having but nine men in uniform at game time. Clark, the first batter flied to Kosinski in, right but the big fielder misjudged the ball an@ Clark had a triple. Carbone and Jensen walked. In a hole Perry bore down and McNulty fouled out. Disen forced Jensen at second while Clark — scored. Moreno’ dropped Truscott’s fly and Carbone scored. Moreno recovered the ball, whipped it in and Disen was out trying to score on the error play. Roseville had a 2-0 lead. In the second Roberts was safe on Goldsberry’s bad throw and Hartman singled him home. Clark singled and Jensen doubled home Hartman. Perry hit McNulty to load the bags. Disen was called safe at first on a close play’ by Umpire Errecart. Attempting to nip Jensen at third Childer’s throw to third was wide and it was at that point Neves was in Goldsberry’s way trying to field the ball. The bases were cleaned and Roseville was ahead 8-0. Haddy immediately protested and the rest of the game was played under protest. After that the game degenerated into a brawl between players, predominantly Nevada City, and umpires with Umpire Gallagher taking plenty of abuse from. both teams On the caliber of his strike and ball calling. Roseville had six earned runs to thre for Nevada City. Box score: went the route for both teams, each a fielder’s choice. runs came grounded out to end the inning. tenth after Cartoscelli was hit and WASHINGTON, Medicine of the Commission.‘ LILIENTHAL QUESTIONED BY SENATE COMMITTEE D. C.-—Chairman David Lilienthal, Atomic Energy Commission, whose resignation has heen demanded by some Republican Senators, appeared before a Senate Appropriations subcommittee which is digging deeply into the granting of fellowships to alleged Communists, and the disappearance of small amounts of Uranium-235. At left is Dr. Shields Warren, Director of Biology and right, of the. GRASS VALLEY WHIPS NC IN FOOTHILL GAME Three hits, three errors” three passes to first pe ae for six runs in the top half of the tenth inning for Grass Valley Wildcats as they whipped Nevada City Merchants 10-5 in the opening game of the Foothill League here Sunday afternoon. A heavy downpour that lasted about three minutes delayed the game and the, match’ was played in intermittent showers and sunshine. Jim Trathen and Bob Radley allowing eight hits. Trathen struck out 14 while Radley whiffed 6. The game rolled along scorelessly unti] Radley doubled:in the fifth and scoreq on Tittle’s error of Tobiassen’s fly. Grass Valley made it 4-1 in the sixth on three hits, one walk and an error. The Merchants promptly tied it up with three successive hits and an error in their half of the sixth. Hil) ‘and Coley singled and Ralph Childers tripled. Childers scored on Trathen opened the tenth with a double. At that point the Nevada City defense crumbled and six in. before Trathen Nevada City gained a run in the BLOCK NC CLUB HAS INITIATION THURSDAY The Block NC club, lettermen’s organization Nevada City high school held its first formal initiation at the high school Thursday

for athletics winning letter awards during the past year. The ceremonies were under the direction of James Beverage, Block NC club president. Coach George Abbott, athletic director at the school, and club adviser, announced the following letter winners: Ed Havey, Dick Penrose, Peter Scribner, Kent Walker, Dean Morrison, Buddy Seeburg, Fred Bennuzzi, Jim. Branson, Joe _ Fisher, Bud Deschwanden, Noel Weldon, Ben Nelson, Ross Dahl, Bob Thompson, Jerry Coleman, Bill Moody, Gordon Lageson, John Cartoscelli, Jerry Brady, Alan Hewitt, Elmer Coster, Norman Hoskins, Dan Duggan, Jim Underwood, Norman Ellis, Charles Degrenffrenreid, Bill Beverage and Doug Atkins. Sunday Scores Grass Valley 4, Placerville 3. Colfax 5, Roseville A.C. 1. Lincoln 2, Folsom 0. Auburn 6, Truckee 3. Monday Games Nevada City, Auburn 0. Truckee 15, Grass Valley 9. Colfax 10, Folsom 9 (10 innings). Roseville A.C. at Placerville (night game). Score by innings: Grass Valley . 000 004 000 6—10 Nevada City . 000.013 000 1— 5 Childers, Clark 4, Jensen 2, Disen, Truscott 8, Roberts 3, Stinson, Hartman 4; stolen bases: Kosinski, Goldsberry 2; struck out by Hartman 12, by Perry 7; bases on balls off Hartman 6, off Perry 6, off Moreno 2; left on bases: Nevada City 12, Wolf & Royer 11; earned runs:: Nevada City 8, Wolf & Royer 6; time of game 3:40. ; & PINCH-HITTER Bt cas Dick Penrose, playing with Placerville American Legion junior baseball team hit a triple as a pinch-hitter in the eighth inning and stole home for his contribution to victory against Folsom 8-4 Saturday afternoon in Placerville. 118 MILL ST. ~ GRASS VALLEY Wolf & Royer ab r h po a el/came in on Radley’s second double. Clarice, (8.02.. 7 2 5 1 0 1] Wojack grounded out to end the Summary—three-base hit: ChilCarbone, 2b <0 FO 2.2 Ol game. ders; two-base hits: Trathen, RadGoodlow, If eh Or 2 wbeoet Box score: ley 2, Tobiassen; runs batted in: Jensen, Ib ...5::2 8 6: 0 11 Grass Valley ab r h po a @/ Young 2, Sheldon 2, Yocum, ToMcNulty, If-cf. 5 2 1 1 0 0O. Skeahan, 3b .. 3 2 1 1 ytd biassen, Childers 2, Cartoscelli, Disen, ss .... 4.8) 4S 052) 1) Painter, 3b 2.. 5 2 1 1 8 0} Radley; stolen bases: Young, LarTruscott, cf-2b. 5. 2 1 1 #0 1] Young, as .... 5 1 1 3 2 1! gs0n, Skeahan, Wojack; double Roberts, rf ... By Bode LO UBero, . ©. Siscccss 4 2 °1 14 1 Of} play: Young to Tipton; left on Stinson, c ... 6 Bo 2 Se Oe Ie vies 4 1 1 0 1. 1] bases: Grass Valley 5, Nevada City Hartman, p Gee Sie Lee OR meee yout 0 0 0 0 © 0/10; struck out by Trathen 14, by Se eo Sheldon, cf ...5 1 0 0 © 0} Radley 6; bases on balls off Totals 46 21 15 27 7 41] Yocum, rf-lf .5 0 1 © O 0} Trathen 6, off Radley 3; umpires: ; Tipton, 1D -.-.. 5 © 1 11 0 1] Ray Childers and Bret Bennallack; Jones, cf va 8 2 81g. gf Trathem Pw 5 1 1 0 8 2] time of game: 2:89 Haddy, 2b-lf Be Oe GO aed idan 6.4 166 Vos 6 Totala’<41° 10: ° 8 80 12.8 Kosinski, rf-2b. 4 1 2 2 0 0] Nevada Cit ab r h po ae D t & C ff Goldsberry,ss-lf 3 1 2 4 4 8] Wojack, be Bee OOO: Neral, onu $ 0 ee Fouyer, ¢ ...-.: Bi Oe Bn Oe Ob array me Cee Pe . as ain Weeatae igen . Perry, p-lb .. 4 0 © 1 1 0. Tobiassen, cf.5 © 13 1 OH AMBURGERS Chilterns: ib-se. 8 13° ©. 1 SP ENM, UE eeu + 1 2°90 @.% To Take Out Moreno, ifs) 40 0 0 it +.) Coley, : tbe ues. es SO a eae _—-— o_o Or or CHUGOLS; ON cis Ah ee ee ee SHORT ORDERS Totale $66. 9 24 10 7) Cole, rf. ..... 2.0.00 0.5 PIE A LA MODE , Cartoscelli, ‘rf. 3:2. <b. 0). 0-090 Score by innings: Voth 6 oo 00 2 8 0 OPEN 24 HOURS Nevada City ... 001 011 008— 6] ciithson, ¢ 6 6k ee Wolf & Royer . 261 551 10x—21. pagiey, p. .... So ee ee THE DONUT HUT Sunmary:three-base hits. ee Broad Street Nevada City Clark, Roberts, Stinson; two-base Totals 88 5 8 30 18 5 hits: Kosinski 2, Jensen, Clark, Roberts, Stinson; runs batted in: Jones, Kosinksi 2, Goldsberry 2, FLY RODS CASTING RODS TROLLING RODS SPINNERS . RUDDERS Creels and Reels: NEVADA CIT & SPOR 315 Broad Street EVERY NEED oe For the Fisherman FRED REED FLIES Real Live Wiggly Worms ALL COLORS and TYPES of SALMON EGGS Y ELECTRIC T SHOP CERTIFICATE OF PARTNERSHIP DOING BUSINESS UNDER : A FICTITIOUS NAME We, the undersigned copartners, do hereby certify that we are transacting business at the Plaza, Nevada City, California, also known as Number 104 Broad Street, at the intersection of Broad, Boulder and Sacramento Streets, in the City of Nevada, County of Nevada, State of California, under a designation not showing the names of the persons interested in such business. to-wit: PLAZA GARAGE; and that our respective places of residencé are as follows: Hugh Steinhoff, Lower Banner Road, Nevada City Rural No. 1 Route and Nevada Township, Nevada County; S. R. Dahl, 117 Nursery Street, Nevada City, California. This certificate is filed in accordance with the provisions of Sections 2466 et seq. of the Civil Code of California. Dated: May 20, 1949. HUGH .STEINHOFF Ss. R. DAHL 3tate of California, ) ) 88 County of Nevada. ) On this twentieth day of May, 1949, before .me, Eva N. Heath, a Notary Public in and for. said County and State, residing therein, duly. commissioned and sworn, personally appeared Hugh Steinhoff and S. R. Dahl, known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the within instrument, and they acknowledged to me that they executed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal, the day and year in this Certificate first above written. EVA N. HEATH Notary Public in and for the County of Nevada, State of California ALBERT L. JOHNSON Attorney-at-Law Nevada City, California Publish May 24, 31, June 7, 14, 1949. i, OLYMPIA WELDERS Grass Valley-Nevada City Hiway PHONE 61-J-3 LAWNMOWER SHARPENED AND REPAIRING All Work Guaranteed Crenshaw’s, 401 E. Main Street, Phone 24 for Pickup and Delivery COMPLETE FIRE PROTECTION Extinguishers of all kinds. Firé Hose and fittings. Recharging inc. CO2, POOLE FIRE EQUIP CO Phone 375J, 128 So. Auburn. G.V LOST—Nugget Gold Ivory Bracelet on May 17. Reward. Phone Duck Inn, Grass Valley 688. Three pianos, priced to sell fast. Famous high grade fhakes. Terms, Free Delivery. Immediate information, write Cline Piano Co., 344— 12th. St. Oakland, Calif. J7¢: HOLMES. FUNERAL HOME Phone 203 246 Sacramento St. Nevada City The Holmes Funeral Home service is priced within the means of all, Ambulance service at all. hours. REAL ESTATE Insurance, Mimeographing, Public Stenographer, Notary. Phone Answering Service STINSON COMPANY 102 West Main Street Grass Valley, Telephone 101-J _— by DR. WALTER MULLIS DENTIST 485 ZION ST. PHONE 564-. NEVADA CITY Lighting Fixtures Replace your damaged fixtures while you are doing. your spring cleaning. COMPLETE LINE OF WIRING MATERIALS Crosley Shelvador Refrigerators — Amana Home Freezers SLATER ELECTRIC [. 147 So. Auburn Phone 733-J Ff Grass Valley Service. tf ( Telephone Grass Valley 1050 GLENBROOK (-— BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER COMPANY THIS SUMMER .. BUILD THAT PATIO Time to start work on that. patio you've been planning. Come to BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER CO. and consult us about materials, costs, etc. If you want to do some of the work yourself, we can advise you how. Remember, a patio gives added living pleasure and added property value. : 4 “<5m) BASE High School Willard @ Phone 453 BENEFIT SHOW & DANCE FRIDAY—JUNE 3 SHOW—8 P.M. Directed by Frank Stewart DANCING—9:30 P. HIGH SCHOOL BAND WILL FURNISH THE MUSIC under the direction of $1.00 Per Family SPONSORED BY NEVADA CITY ATHLETIC CLUB . BALL Auditorium M. to 12 Midnight Goerz flea as a water moccasin, eer ee ee ee te eee ee a