September 5, 1962 (8 pages)

al tg conyou'll oO any , your STEM a NEVADA-MASSACHUSSETTS CO. » one of the largest tungsten operations in the U.S. Bane EQUIPT. Ea + 4 IN THE RADIO BOOTH AFTER TH E GAME---In front are (L -R) Larry Wilson, David The Nevada County NUGGET. . Wednesday, September 5, 1962.Page 3 Townsenand Mr. Russ Hodges. Inthe back are Jim Wyckoff and Mr. Lon Simmons. The twomen broadcast the Giants ball games from Candlestick Park and also when the Giants are on the road. Festival Features Boxing DINUBA---One of the "biggest boxing shows in the history ofthe Valley" will be a feature of the annual Raisin Harvest Festival to be held here Sept. 29, according to Don Rager, chairman of the Raisin Festival committee. Vi DRAFTING MATERIALS NEVADA COUNTY PARENT CO-OPERATIVE NURSERY SCHOOL egistration for the new term will take place at its center on the fair grounds, Grass Valley, onThursday, Sept. 6, 8 p.m. For further information call 273-3255. ee MECHANICAL DRAWING ATTACHE CASE, TOTE.CASE, SLIDERULES BUY UNIT LOTS & SAVE*«% . D.E. MATSON FOREST PRODUCTS SUPPLIES OOD T -SQUARES, TRIANGLES, SCALES, RULES, TAPE, PROTRACTORS, INK, PENCILS, SKUMX, LEADS, LEAD HOLDERS, Hobbyhouse & Office Equipment 120 West Main Street * Grass Valley * * Phone 273-4288 HILLS FLAT GRASS VALLEY The committee currently is completing arrangements for a full card which, Rager said, will include top West Coast talent as well as promising San Joaquin Valley boxers. The boxing. show will be an outdoor event, beginning at6 p.m. in Dinuba's Raisin Bowl, following an afternoon parade and other events in downtown Dinuba. Other attractions of the 51st observance of the Raisin Festival will include an automobile thrill show and racing inthe Raisin Bowlon Fri = day night, a high diving exhibition on both Friday and Saturday, a freeFriday night talent show and a public old style barbecue with enter-. tainment. Automobile manufacturers . built the first closed bodies in 1909. Horse Enthusiasts Plan Annual Show S AN FRANCISCO ---Equestrian enthusiasts will be treatedto an unexpected special feature at the 13th annual All-Arabian Horse Show and Pacific Coast Championship classes at the Cow Palacein San Francisco Sept. 14, 15 and 16. The Hi-Lo's, one of-the. country's best-known male quartets, specializing in imaginative harmonies in ballads, barbershop and jazz, will perform at the 1:30 p. m, show Sunday. Other arena features will include an unusual demonstration by one of the most versatile Arabian stallions in the country, “Rabashi,” owned by Beauford Clark of Monterey, California; Joe Simpson and his Champion Border Collie SheepDogs, and "Tafar," Arabian dressage horse ridden by Glen Gimple -"UBLIC AUCTION SALE MINE & MILL MACHINERY BUILDINGS & HOUSES 600 Ton Milling Plant . “tinestzn” CH ERY m.s. innemucca CAMP & MILL MON. & TUES. starting 10 A.M. ea. day formerly owned by J \(33) Mine Battery Locomotives; (185) Mine Cars; (3) Surface wa Locomotives; (16) Surface Cars; fm} (600 TON) Rail to 100#; eS (20) Muckers; (54) Slushers & Tuggers; (20) Mine Blowers; (75) Mine Pumps; (11) Mine {i Hoists to 225 HP.; Lamp House & Mine Safety Equipt.; 100,000 ft. Mine Timber & Lumber; (20) Air le> ‘Compressors to 160 HP. DRILLING EQUIPMENT » (138) Track Drills, Rock Drills, wa) Jackhammers, Drifters, Stopers; (1000's) New Swede Drill Stee! Carbide Bits. CONSTRUCTION EQUIPT. Shovels, Tractors, Loaders, ~ Graders, Dump Trucks, etc. > CRUSHING PLANT Al EQUIPMENT Screens & Vibrators, Magnets, Weightometer, Hoists, Conveyors, Conveyor Belting. CHEMICAL & PILOT PLANT Assay Equipment. 771 NEW SUPPLIES & PARTS 130,000# New Steel, Electrical Supplies, Truck & Auto Parts, 74 Pump & Compressor Parts, ° fi Symons & Jaw Crushers, Feeders, P] Conveyor Parts, Plumbing Supplies, New Tools, etc. 600 ton MILLING PLANT i Marcy Ball Mills 644 & 66, Flotation Cells, Jig, Feeders & & Bins, Filters, Precipitator, Classifiers, Thickeners, Conditioners, Steel Tanks, Mill Beit & Chain Bucket Elevators, (75) Mill Pumps, Conveyors, Mixers, Sizers, Concentrate Tables fi Dryers, Kilns, Blowers, Magnetic Rog Separators, Laboratory, etc, POWER & ELECTRICAL EQUIPT. Diesel Generator Sets to 3122, KVA; Light Plants to Capacitors, Electric Power & Switch Gear, Power Transmission Fj Equipt., Copper Power Cable, etc. BA (300) Standby AC Electric Motogs to 150 HP. WATER & PIPE LINE (75) Water Pumps, (5) Deep Well Pumps, (51) Motor & Booster Pumps, Steel Water Tanks, 40000 ft. Pipe, Underground Fire Fighting System. SEPT. 17 & 18 a . ALL THE KIDS IN THE MAJOR LEAGUE BUS=---Leaning over in the front is David Morrison, behind him is Arthur Moon, Tommy MAINTENANCE EQUIPT. A Staser has his eyes closed, then Rusty Witwer, Harold Hoar, OUR CHAPERONES GOT TIRED----Mr. Babe Childers (L) and Mr. Charley Weeks slept on the way home from the ball game. 7 * \ ; ~“ 7500 watt; Oil Type Transformers, fi f A Machine Shop, Welding Equipt, Bag JOhn Gagliardi and Bobby McLeod. Wood Shop, Pipe & Plumbing Shop, Hand Tools, Garage & Automotive Repair Equipt., etc. (40) TRUCKS OFFICE MACHINES & EQUIPMENT ia >. . (100) HOUSES & BUILDINGS—Frame construction with hardwood . Fi floors, plumbing, electricity. ~ PLANT & WAREHOUSE BUILDINGS—Some Metal or Corrugated Covered, Some All Steel. x CAMP & BUNKMOUSE FURNISHINGS @ Fuel & Storage Tanks. A _ OaviD WEISZ o, New York an CALL, WRITE, WIRE FOR AUCTION BROCHURE CO. Ccctioncers iweles 14, Calif., MA 4-8005 Los Angeles r Little League Sees Giants Beat Braves By Jim Wyckoff, 11 year old outfielder for the Nevada City Little League Braves August 30, 1962. The Nevada City Little League made their second annual trip to Candlestick Park. We left Seven Hills School at approximately eight o'clock in two buses, The minor league in one and the major league rode in the other. After we were on the road for awhile, Ralph Childers, (Little League president) , gave us all a little slip of paper with a number on it, he wouldn't tell us what it was for. After he finished passing them out he called two numbers and Larry Wilson (Yankees) and David Townsend (Indians) hadthem, Sothey got to see Russ Hodges and Lon Simmons (radio sportscasters forthe Giants games). We then traveled on andwe saw the capitol when we went through Sacramento. Then we stopped at the Milk Farm and got something to eat and a drink, After about fifteen minutes there, we traveled on to San Francisco, We got to Candlestick Park about fifteen to one and ate our lunch. Then the game started, The Braves were up, Jack Sanford was pitching. After about fifteen minutes the Braves were out. Then the Giants were up. Kuenn (Giants lf) was out then Davenport was out. Willie Mays wasup and the pitch was hit for ahome run over the fence to make it one to nothBowling Results PLUB DUBS w2 . J. Mermilstan 126 178 148 452 C. Schwartz 147 156 126 429 E. Freitas 148 140 166 448 A. Silva 139 176 153 468 Total 554 650 583 1797 PIN TUMBLERS w3 M. Barney 162 135 142 439 J. Mortan 177 129.136 442 H. Morton 147 99131 377 E. Barney 195 148 133 476 Total inc. HC 704 534 565 1803 MISSHAPS wo D. Luce 150 143 144 437 M. Luce 130 150 120 400 B. Frederick 144124157 425 F. Frederick 123133 112 368 Total inc. HC 564 567 550 1681 SPANISH INN w4 M. Taylor 138,170 119 427 C. Remington 146 160 148 454 W. Remington 169 132 144 445 B. Taylor 234 218 154 606 Total 687 680 565 1932 . ROLL OFF #7 Ron Hogan 182 149178 74 583 CHALLENGE (692) John Mermerstein 150177 158 90 575 Cedar Ridge League w3 LeRoy 135 79116 330 Ancel 94122131 347 Carol 66 56 72 194 Total 295 257 319 871 ? wo George 91 86 96 273 Virginia 72 78 49 199 Alberta 90 99 90 279 Total 253 263 235 751 Tuesday Fours League LIZY GLOTZ MIRE w3 Conti 105 115 143 363 Doris 118 86104 308 Cathy 115 132 117 364 George 108 131 121 360 Total inc. HC 469 487 508 1464 HIS & HERS wl Dale 124119 98 341 Ellen 106 108 104 318 Alberta 121 108 69 298 Ray 126 128 136 390 Total 477 463 407 1347 HIS & HERS wl Ellen 111 101 120 332 Dale 147 133 138 418 Alberta 96 110-103 309 Ray 114 130127 371 Total inc. HC 500 506 520 1526 ? w3 Russ M. 106 106 106 318 Fern M. 129 129 129 387 Mary L. 144103 85 332 Russ L, 159 156 213 528 Total 538 494 533 1565 MISSHAPPS wl Dave L. 132154 209 495 Marna L. 111 100 134 345 Bea F. 124 138170 432 Frank F. Total 149116121 386 516 508 634 1658 PIN TUMBLERS w3 Mary B. 154 161136 451 John M. 121159 156 436 Helen M. 134103 111 348 Ed B. 212 154152 518 Total inc. HC 631 588 566 1786 ACCIDENTALS wil R. Martin 96145 120 361 PF. Martin 129 159 133 421 M. Lease 114 94114 322 R. Lease 172 182 140 494 Total inc. HC 578 647 574 1799 SAND BAGGERS w3 ing. Then Cepeda, the pitch, ahomerunto make it two to h: zero, It stayed two tonothing for twoor three innings and then Davenport hit a home run to make it three to nothing. In the seventh Milwaukee got two runs both homers and in — SFG ESNAN & STORAGE FREE ESTIMATES 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE PHONE 273—8781 THE BEST MOVE @ YOU EVER MADE J. Jott 193 132 132 457 M. Palayo 165 163 177 505 B. Andrews 156 158 160 474 P. Hops 147 182 203 $32 Total 661 635 672 1968 Hi-Nooners League HI LO’S w3 Tamietti 127 101 100 328 Barney 172 140 163 475 Ullom 158 131142 431 Total 457 372 405 1234 EXPERT PRINTING KNOT HEADS wl Rowe 117 108 97 312 Taylor, M. _ 170 132 123 425 Taylor, B. 139 102 114 365 ge Total inc. HC 492 371 373 1189 Printing For BEALE wl Wanda 116 130117 363 E Pp Gait 118 87 83 288 very urpose Sharon 135 137 112 384 Juanita 123 102 136 363 ‘ute 147 130 152 429 **xCIRCULARS Total 636 583 600 1819 JOLLY ROGER w3 **xSTATIONERY Juli 87 86125 298 : Sally 115 130 106 351 ** MAIL PIECES Andi 130 113 131 374 Vicky 137 141 115. 393 #* BILLS Bi 131 133 143 407 tonal ino. HC 616 622 636 1874 *xFORMS BEALE w3 ei Ws saiss asa . NEVADA CO. PRINTING Larry 133 141155 429 _ i a and PUBLISHING Dr 189 190 197 576 Reni 165 142 156 463 2712 W. Main St. Total 745 745 751 2241 JOLLY ROGER wi GRASS VALLEY Steve 158 116 123 397 hn 132 107 134 373 se 156 132 128 416 phone 273-4590 Wally 151 142 131 424 Mike 159 181114 454 Total inc. HC 777 699 651 2127 SEPTEMBER 8 A Big Time At THE CALIFORNIA INN Our First BIRTHDAY PARTY . (Refreshments Will Bb Served) the ninth they (San Francisco) changed pitchers for the fourth or fifth time and put in (Don) Larsen with bases loaded. Larsen pitched the ball to Hank Aaron who hit it to Davenport, Davenport threw home for the first out, The next batter (Tommy Aaron) hit it to Larsen and he caught it and threw to first while the runner was off the base and that was the end of the game. Giants won 3to2, After the game Larry Wilson, David Townsend and I went to see Russ Hodges and Lon Simmons to ask them questions and get our picture taken. Then we climbed on the busses and went home, We Invite You To PREVIEW the new fall colors & styles for BACK TO SCHOOL or BACK TO WORK SWEATERS LEVI'S tone oot Slit Fits, White Pullovers, CardiLe vi’s, Corduroys, * ’ r gans, Zippers. 13's Pegged),Continentals $8. 95-$9. 95 -$10. 95 PACIFIC TRAIL JACKETS LEVI WOOL SHIRT S, ESSLY SPORT SHIRTS HAGGAR SLACKS SAN JUANSLACKS GYM CLOTHES HUSH PUPPIES. VIC BREUER’S 143 Mill St. Grass Valley 1962-63 WINTER SCHEDULE WEEK NIGHT LEAGUES WOMEN MEN Tuesday 1:15 P.M. Handicap Monday 7:15 P.M, Jolly Roger Invitational Singles Classic Tuesday 6:45 P.M, Bucaneer (handicap) 5 man teams Wednesday 6:45 P.M, Firemen 5's Friday 9:15 P.M, MIXED LEAGUES Striker (handicap) 5 man teams DAY LEAGUES Monday 9:15 P.M. Wednesday 6:45 P.M, Wednesday 9:15 P.M, Thursday 6:45 P.M, Thursday 6:45 P.M, Friday 6:45 P.M, WEEK Mixed 4's Mixed 5's Twi -Lite Mixed 4's Mixed 5's Argonaut mixes 4's Mixed 5's END . SATURDAY JUNIORS 9 A.M. 11 A.M, SATURDAY ADULT 6:30 P.M, SUNDAY Mixed 4's Scotch Doubles WOMEN Monday 12 noon. Monday Munchers 3's Tuesday 10 A.M. Koffee Kuppers 3's Wednesday 12 noon 4's Thursday 12noon Hi-Nooners 3's YOUNG PEOPLE Monday 5:15 Monday Mix-up mixed 4's Tuesday 4P.M, Girls 4's Wed. 4P.M. Church Groups 5's Bantam(12& under) 5's Juniors (13 thru 15) 5's 1:30P,M, Seniors(16 thru 18) 5's SENIOR CITIZEN Friday12noon Mixed 4's Now Is The Time To Sign Into A Winter League HIWAY 49 20 AT BRUNSWICK ROAD ‘GRASS VALLEY : Ph. 273-4401 :

al tg conyou'll oO any , your STEM a NEVADA-MASSACHUSSETTS CO. » one of the largest tungsten operations in the U.S. Bane EQUIPT. Ea + 4 IN THE RADIO BOOTH AFTER TH E GAME---In front are (L -R) Larry Wilson, David The Nevada County NUGGET. . Wednesday, September 5, 1962..Page 3 Townsenand Mr. Russ Hodges. Inthe back are Jim Wyckoff and Mr. Lon Simmons. The twomen broadcast the Giants ball games from Candlestick Park and also when the Giants are on the road. Festival Features Boxing DINUBA---One of the "biggest boxing shows in the history ofthe Valley" will be a feature of the annual Raisin Harvest Festival to be held here Sept. 29, according to Don Rager, chairman of the Raisin Festival committee. Vi DRAFTING MATERIALS NEVADA COUNTY PARENT CO-OPERATIVE NURSERY SCHOOL egistration for the new term will take place at its center on the fair grounds, Grass Valley, onThursday, Sept. 6, 8 p.m. For further information call 273-3255. ee MECHANICAL DRAWING ATTACHE CASE, TOTE.CASE, SLIDERULES BUY UNIT LOTS & SAVE*«% . D.E. MATSON FOREST PRODUCTS SUPPLIES OOD T -SQUARES, TRIANGLES, SCALES, RULES, TAPE, PROTRACTORS, INK, PENCILS, SKUMX, LEADS, LEAD HOLDERS, Hobbyhouse & Office Equipment 120 West Main Street * Grass Valley * * Phone 273-4288 HILLS FLAT GRASS VALLEY The committee currently is completing arrangements for a full card which, Rager said, will include top West Coast talent as well as promising San Joaquin Valley boxers. The boxing. show will be an outdoor event, beginning at6 p.m. in Dinuba's Raisin Bowl, following an afternoon parade and other events in downtown Dinuba. Other attractions of the 51st observance of the Raisin Festival will include an automobile thrill show and racing inthe Raisin Bowlon Fri = day night, a high diving exhibition on both Friday and Saturday, a freeFriday night talent show and a public old style barbecue with enter-. tainment. Automobile manufacturers . built the first closed bodies in 1909. Horse Enthusiasts Plan Annual Show S AN FRANCISCO ---Equestrian enthusiasts will be treatedto an unexpected special feature at the 13th annual All-Arabian Horse Show and Pacific Coast Championship classes at the Cow Palacein San Francisco Sept. 14, 15 and 16. The Hi-Lo's, one of-the. country's best-known male quartets, specializing in imaginative harmonies in ballads, barbershop and jazz, will perform at the 1:30 p. m, show Sunday. Other arena features will include an unusual demonstration by one of the most versatile Arabian stallions in the country, “Rabashi,” owned by Beauford Clark of Monterey, California; Joe Simpson and his Champion Border Collie SheepDogs, and "Tafar," Arabian dressage horse ridden by Glen Gimple -"UBLIC AUCTION SALE MINE & MILL MACHINERY BUILDINGS & HOUSES 600 Ton Milling Plant . “tinestzn” CH ERY m.s. innemucca CAMP & MILL MON. & TUES. starting 10 A.M. ea. day formerly owned by J \(33) Mine Battery Locomotives; (185) Mine Cars; (3) Surface wa Locomotives; (16) Surface Cars; fm} (600 TON) Rail to 100#; eS (20) Muckers; (54) Slushers & Tuggers; (20) Mine Blowers; (75) Mine Pumps; (11) Mine {i Hoists to 225 HP.; Lamp House & Mine Safety Equipt.; 100,000 ft. Mine Timber & Lumber; (20) Air le> ‘Compressors to 160 HP. DRILLING EQUIPMENT » (138) Track Drills, Rock Drills, wa) Jackhammers, Drifters, Stopers; (1000's) New Swede Drill Stee! Carbide Bits. CONSTRUCTION EQUIPT. Shovels, Tractors, Loaders, ~ Graders, Dump Trucks, etc. > CRUSHING PLANT Al EQUIPMENT Screens & Vibrators, Magnets, Weightometer, Hoists, Conveyors, Conveyor Belting. CHEMICAL & PILOT PLANT Assay Equipment. 771 NEW SUPPLIES & PARTS 130,000# New Steel, Electrical Supplies, Truck & Auto Parts, 74 Pump & Compressor Parts, ° fi Symons & Jaw Crushers, Feeders, P] Conveyor Parts, Plumbing Supplies, New Tools, etc. 600 ton MILLING PLANT i Marcy Ball Mills 644 & 66, Flotation Cells, Jig, Feeders & & Bins, Filters, Precipitator, Classifiers, Thickeners, Conditioners, Steel Tanks, Mill Beit & Chain Bucket Elevators, (75) Mill Pumps, Conveyors, Mixers, Sizers, Concentrate Tables fi Dryers, Kilns, Blowers, Magnetic Rog Separators, Laboratory, etc, POWER & ELECTRICAL EQUIPT. Diesel Generator Sets to 3122, KVA; Light Plants to Capacitors, Electric Power & Switch Gear, Power Transmission Fj Equipt., Copper Power Cable, etc. BA (300) Standby AC Electric Motogs to 150 HP. WATER & PIPE LINE (75) Water Pumps, (5) Deep Well Pumps, (51) Motor & Booster Pumps, Steel Water Tanks, 40000 ft. Pipe, Underground Fire Fighting System. SEPT. 17 & 18 a . ALL THE KIDS IN THE MAJOR LEAGUE BUS=---Leaning over in the front is David Morrison, behind him is Arthur Moon, Tommy MAINTENANCE EQUIPT. A Staser has his eyes closed, then Rusty Witwer, Harold Hoar, OUR CHAPERONES GOT TIRED----Mr. Babe Childers (L) and Mr. Charley Weeks slept on the way home from the ball game. 7 * \ ; ~“ 7500 watt; Oil Type Transformers, fi f A Machine Shop, Welding Equipt, Bag JOhn Gagliardi and Bobby McLeod. Wood Shop, Pipe & Plumbing Shop, Hand Tools, Garage & Automotive Repair Equipt., etc. (40) TRUCKS OFFICE MACHINES & EQUIPMENT ia >. . (100) HOUSES & BUILDINGS—Frame construction with hardwood . Fi floors, plumbing, electricity. ~ PLANT & WAREHOUSE BUILDINGS—Some Metal or Corrugated Covered, Some All Steel. x CAMP & BUNKMOUSE FURNISHINGS @ Fuel & Storage Tanks. A _ OaviD WEISZ o, New York an CALL, WRITE, WIRE FOR AUCTION BROCHURE CO. Ccctioncers iweles 14, Calif., MA 4-8005 Los Angeles r Little League Sees Giants Beat Braves By Jim Wyckoff, 11 year old outfielder for the Nevada City Little League Braves August 30, 1962. The Nevada City Little League made their second annual trip to Candlestick Park. We left Seven Hills School at approximately eight o'clock in two buses, The minor league in one and the major league rode in the other. After we were on the road for awhile, Ralph Childers, (Little League president) , gave us all a little slip of paper with a number on it, he wouldn't tell us what it was for. After he finished passing them out he called two numbers and Larry Wilson (Yankees) and David Townsend (Indians) hadthem, Sothey got to see Russ Hodges and Lon Simmons (radio sportscasters forthe Giants games). We then traveled on andwe saw the capitol when we went through Sacramento. Then we stopped at the Milk Farm and got something to eat and a drink, After about fifteen minutes there, we traveled on to San Francisco, We got to Candlestick Park about fifteen to one and ate our lunch. Then the game started, The Braves were up, Jack Sanford was pitching. After about fifteen minutes the Braves were out. Then the Giants were up. Kuenn (Giants lf) was out then Davenport was out. Willie Mays wasup and the pitch was hit for ahome run over the fence to make it one to nothBowling Results PLUB DUBS w2 . J. Mermilstan 126 178 148 452 C. Schwartz 147 156 126 429

E. Freitas 148 140 166 448 A. Silva 139 176 153 468 Total 554 650 583 1797 PIN TUMBLERS w3 M. Barney 162 135 142 439 J. Mortan 177 129.136 442 H. Morton 147 99131 377 E. Barney 195 148 133 476 Total inc. HC 704 534 565 1803 MISSHAPS wo D. Luce 150 143 144 437 M. Luce 130 150 120 400 B. Frederick 144124157 425 F. Frederick 123133 112 368 Total inc. HC 564 567 550 1681 SPANISH INN w4 M. Taylor 138,170 119 427 C. Remington 146 160 148 454 W. Remington 169 132 144 445 B. Taylor 234 218 154 606 Total 687 680 565 1932 . ROLL OFF #7 Ron Hogan 182 149178 74 583 CHALLENGE (692) John Mermerstein 150177 158 90 575 Cedar Ridge League w3 LeRoy 135 79116 330 Ancel 94122131 347 Carol 66 56 72 194 Total 295 257 319 871 ? wo George 91 86 96 273 Virginia 72 78 49 199 Alberta 90 99 90 279 Total 253 263 235 751 Tuesday Fours League LIZY GLOTZ MIRE w3 Conti 105 115 143 363 Doris 118 86104 308 Cathy 115 132 117 364 George 108 131 121 360 Total inc. HC 469 487 508 1464 HIS & HERS wl Dale 124119 98 341 Ellen 106 108 104 318 Alberta 121 108 69 298 Ray 126 128 136 390 Total 477 463 407 1347 HIS & HERS wl Ellen 111 101 120 332 Dale 147 133 138 418 Alberta 96 110-103 309 Ray 114 130127 371 Total inc. HC 500 506 520 1526 ? w3 Russ M. 106 106 106 318 Fern M. 129 129 129 387 Mary L. 144103 85 332 Russ L, 159 156 213 528 Total 538 494 533 1565 MISSHAPPS wl Dave L. 132154 209 495 Marna L. 111 100 134 345 Bea F. 124 138170 432 Frank F. Total 149116121 386 516 508 634 1658 PIN TUMBLERS w3 Mary B. 154 161136 451 John M. 121159 156 436 Helen M. 134103 111 348 Ed B. 212 154152 518 Total inc. HC 631 588 566 1786 ACCIDENTALS wil R. Martin 96145 120 361 PF. Martin 129 159 133 421 M. Lease 114 94114 322 R. Lease 172 182 140 494 Total inc. HC 578 647 574 1799 SAND BAGGERS w3 ing. Then Cepeda, the pitch, ahomerunto make it two to h: zero, It stayed two tonothing for twoor three innings and then Davenport hit a home run to make it three to nothing. In the seventh Milwaukee got two runs both homers and in — SFG ESNAN & STORAGE FREE ESTIMATES 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE PHONE 273—8781 THE BEST MOVE @ YOU EVER MADE J. Jott 193 132 132 457 M. Palayo 165 163 177 505 B. Andrews 156 158 160 474 P. Hops 147 182 203 $32 Total 661 635 672 1968 Hi-Nooners League HI LO’S w3 Tamietti 127 101 100 328 Barney 172 140 163 475 Ullom 158 131142 431 Total 457 372 405 1234 EXPERT PRINTING KNOT HEADS wl Rowe 117 108 97 312 Taylor, M. _ 170 132 123 425 Taylor, B. 139 102 114 365 ge Total inc. HC 492 371 373 1189 Printing For BEALE wl Wanda 116 130117 363 E Pp Gait 118 87 83 288 very urpose Sharon 135 137 112 384 Juanita 123 102 136 363 ‘ute 147 130 152 429 **xCIRCULARS Total 636 583 600 1819 JOLLY ROGER w3 **xSTATIONERY Juli 87 86125 298 : Sally 115 130 106 351 ** MAIL PIECES Andi 130 113 131 374 Vicky 137 141 115. 393 #* BILLS Bi 131 133 143 407 tonal ino. HC 616 622 636 1874 *xFORMS BEALE w3 ei Ws saiss asa . NEVADA CO. PRINTING Larry 133 141155 429 _ i a and PUBLISHING Dr 189 190 197 576 Reni 165 142 156 463 2712 W. Main St. Total 745 745 751 2241 JOLLY ROGER wi GRASS VALLEY Steve 158 116 123 397 hn 132 107 134 373 se 156 132 128 416 phone 273-4590 Wally 151 142 131 424 Mike 159 181114 454 Total inc. HC 777 699 651 2127 SEPTEMBER 8 A Big Time At THE CALIFORNIA INN Our First BIRTHDAY PARTY . (Refreshments Will Bb Served) the ninth they (San Francisco) changed pitchers for the fourth or fifth time and put in (Don) Larsen with bases loaded. Larsen pitched the ball to Hank Aaron who hit it to Davenport, Davenport threw home for the first out, The next batter (Tommy Aaron) hit it to Larsen and he caught it and threw to first while the runner was off the base and that was the end of the game. Giants won 3to2, After the game Larry Wilson, David Townsend and I went to see Russ Hodges and Lon Simmons to ask them questions and get our picture taken. Then we climbed on the busses and went home, We Invite You To PREVIEW the new fall colors & styles for BACK TO SCHOOL or BACK TO WORK SWEATERS LEVI'S tone oot Slit Fits, White Pullovers, CardiLe vi’s, Corduroys, * ’ r gans, Zippers. 13's Pegged),Continentals $8. 95-$9. 95 -$10. 95 PACIFIC TRAIL JACKETS LEVI WOOL SHIRT S, ESSLY SPORT SHIRTS HAGGAR SLACKS SAN JUANSLACKS GYM CLOTHES HUSH PUPPIES. VIC BREUER’S 143 Mill St. Grass Valley 1962-63 WINTER SCHEDULE WEEK NIGHT LEAGUES WOMEN MEN Tuesday 1:15 P.M. Handicap Monday 7:15 P.M, Jolly Roger Invitational Singles Classic Tuesday 6:45 P.M, Bucaneer (handicap) 5 man teams Wednesday 6:45 P.M, Firemen 5's Friday 9:15 P.M, MIXED LEAGUES Striker (handicap) 5 man teams DAY LEAGUES Monday 9:15 P.M. Wednesday 6:45 P.M, Wednesday 9:15 P.M, Thursday 6:45 P.M, Thursday 6:45 P.M, Friday 6:45 P.M, WEEK Mixed 4's Mixed 5's Twi -Lite Mixed 4's Mixed 5's Argonaut mixes 4's Mixed 5's END . SATURDAY JUNIORS 9 A.M. 11 A.M, SATURDAY ADULT 6:30 P.M, SUNDAY Mixed 4's Scotch Doubles WOMEN Monday 12 noon. Monday Munchers 3's Tuesday 10 A.M. Koffee Kuppers 3's Wednesday 12 noon 4's Thursday 12noon Hi-Nooners 3's YOUNG PEOPLE Monday 5:15 Monday Mix-up mixed 4's Tuesday 4P.M, Girls 4's Wed. 4P.M. Church Groups 5's Bantam(12& under) 5's Juniors (13 thru 15) 5's 1:30P,M, Seniors(16 thru 18) 5's SENIOR CITIZEN Friday12noon Mixed 4's Now Is The Time To Sign Into A Winter League HIWAY 49 20 AT BRUNSWICK ROAD ‘GRASS VALLEY : Ph. 273-4401 :