Carbon sheriff pulls double-duty as Babe Ruth president

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Carbon County Sheriff James Cordova approaches the Price City Council concerning concession repairs at the Babe Ruth baseball fields in town. Cordova, recently received word that the 15-year-old all-star tournament will be conducted in Carbon County this year at the high school, college and American Legion ball fields. He has high hopes that last year's 14-year-old state champs will "take it to" the competition on their home field and retain their state title.

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