The Coconino sun., 1926-04-30

Greening's father, which Mr. and Mrs
Dan Alice are now occupying.
Audrey and Merle Jackson of Hol-
| lywood, Calf, arrived Saturday to
make their home with their grand
father L. r. CIawson again after an
absence of several months.
The ball game Sunday between the
married and single men fulfilled all
Expectations in the way of excitement
and from start to finish was we'll
fought game. The single men started
out in the lead, in the third inning
being 5 to the married men 0. The
married men then took a more firm
stand and by the fifth had Is to the
Isingles 10 and it looked as though the
game was won when by the last in
ming the singles had again crept up on
them and had 16 to the marrieds' 15.
/ In the last inning Ellis, third base
man for the married men had chance
to bring home the bacon and struck a
long fly with the basses full but it
Handed in a mitt, which left the score
lbs to 16 for the single men. The line
lup for the singles was: Harris, c;
Dick Cole, p; George Scheck, p, Ric- /
lea, 1b; Mellick, 2b; Little, 3b; eon,
fss; Cole, If; Scheck, If; Metzgee, cf;
4 Cunningham, rf. For the married
men: Joe Reed, {; Bracco, p; Bolton,
p; Burris, 1b; Nelson, 2b; Ellis, 3b;
Shirley, SIS; Carr, If; Scoyen, #; Cor
den, cf; .Bracco, rf; Marcus, If. This
is the first real practice game of the
season and some promising material
lshowed up which will be developed
into ball teams for the summer sea-
ison.
The statement in this column rela-
tive to G. H. Carrithers not being
qualified for the position open here in
the park service has been misunder-
stood BY some and the writer wishes
to take this opportunity to correct the
impression that Mr.. Carrithers was
not doing satisfactory work here. The
/ writer meant to state that Mr.. Car
lithers had not passed the civil serv-
] ice examination required and for that
reason was not qualified, and most
Ecertainly not that his services had
not been all and more than are asked
OF an employe in his position. And 1T
is sincerely hoped the ill-worded
item had no deleterious influence on
4 his standing.
! Ray Scheck has given up his pipe
fitting Job at the power house and on
Tuesday went to his former home IN
4 Sterling, Colo, where he has posi-
ton in beet sugar factory.
The long anticipated minstrel show
will be held Friday night at the conf
4 munity building. This affair is spon-
sored by the PIT. A. and directed by
VIM Ransome, VINO has been an ac-
tor on the road and it promises to be
one of the most entertaining ever
staged here.
H Mrs. Thomas, head waitress at Ell
fTovar is away on vacation at this
time.
A. Norton of Los Angeles is the
new engineer at the power house. he
will have the third trick, Bob Walkey
who had it, taking the second. !.
sWes" Case was very i'll the last OF
Hast week, though somewhat improved
doesn't feel his old self yet.
i RAYMOND Williams, "Billy" Bass
and "Curley" Ennis went to Rainbow
bridge and the Indian country for pic
lures and other material to be used
4 for advertising purposes by the Santa
Fe.
Reuben Francy, brother Of Robert,
arrived Monday from Apache county
and will be employed in the trans
portation department.
The box supper and dance given by
the Camp Fire girls at community
hall was much enjoyed by large
crowd present. With their guardian,
Miss Frances Sharpe, these girls each
year give one of these affairs to pro-
lcure money for their expenses for the
year and so far have been entirely
self supporting About $109 was
cleared beside providing pleasant
levening's entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. R. Nance returned
Wednesday from their New Mexico
trip. They were gone about a month,