TTTTT' They'ro All Scout Brigham Golf Team NORTH AND SOUTH STAKE GOLF " BIRMINGHAM, Ala" Pf The John F Coleman f family here believei lrrscouting. j Coleman holder of - the Boy Scout Silver t Eagle award, is a troop The Brigham City ten man leader and four of his sons are golf team traveled to Tooele last Sunday and found their Eagle scouts. The four sons are toughest opposition to be the HoJohn,'.., 23; Edward, 21; course first and then the golf mer, 15, and Herschell, 13. They golfers who were used to playhold total of 100 merit badges. ing on It. However, the Brigham City . , crew were able to squeeze out MUSETTES ABE HERE a tie. John Peters end Billy Glover, the kids of the squad IMPORTANT Bead: We do not want you to throw managed to collect one point for your money away or do we want their team before losing 2 and you to throw your health away. 1. Do you come under any of the Jim Bordeaux' and Pat Jepp-s- n listed items? Nervous sick headgained a split of 1 and 1. ache, dizzy spells, when stoopID. M. Mason and Bob Winze-le- r ing over, black spots in front of drew absolutely nothing for your eyes, back ache, achy their efforts as they lost 3 to 0. limbs, fainty spells, fast beating Don Peckinpaugh and Tom of the heart, feels like it is going Matenay began to brighten to Jump out of your body, then things up for the home team as seems to It slows down where it they came irt iwith a 2 and 0 it has stopped. That is danger- win. ' ous and should be given attenThen Dean Candland and Chet tion at once. Remember, Min-ett- s Hamilton, after finishing the give you an appetite, appe- first nine holes all tied up, came tite gives you strength, and in with a win on the second nine strength .gives you resistance, and notched a 2 to 0 victory to and resistance wards off di- make the final score read, 6 and sease. Mln-etthave proven to 6. be good for the entire family to give strength and peip. Dont deOne of the earliest photolay because this sale can not graphs ever made was taken last'but a few days. Guaranteed from a balloon In 1660 and callby your local drug store, Glens ed Boston as the Eagle and Rexall Drug Store of Brigham Wild Goose See It." Store of City and City Dru Tremonton, a , two dollar and twenty five cent size for one dollar and thirty, nine cents. Mail orders accepted. I Gains Tie Sunday , a r ENTHUSIASTS WILL TANGLE ' a 42 Matches Arranged Between Players In Two-Stak- GAME TONIGHT Will Be First Game For Locals With Complete Team Veterinary help is always as close as your telephone. TalcA advantage of these Utah . Poultry services. Talk it ever with your Branch , Manager today. The Brigham City Peaches play Magna tonight at 8:15 p. m. In ReeS Pioneer park fdr their third game of the Industrial league chase and for the first time will take the field with 4 complete team. The Peaches have a record of one win and one defeat, the defeat a 9 to 4 loss to Bingham last Friday night at (Bingham. ' The Box Elder Bees lost to Carbon by a 11 to 4 count Monday afternoon and this loss releases Phil Oyler for shortstop duty with the Peaches. Also locals, according to Don Chase, manager, will take a look at Harold Anderson on first base. Magna has two Wins to its credit against one defeat. The loss was handed them by the undefeated Provo Flyers. They are one of the surprise teams of the loop and seem to have found a first rate .pitcher In the per son of Saunders, who will prob ably hurl tonights contest for the visitors. The Peaches can toss anyone of several hurlers in tonights game. Williams, Adams or Powers are all ready to go. Coxey, Mann vs. (Bob laseball ToaigM! NEWS ELDi-- Brigham City, Utah Wednesday, May Crompton. 28, 1952 Ed Ward vs. Don Baird; Norm Watkins vs. John Larsen; Jack Watkins vs. Dr. Bunderson; C. C. Watkins vs. Ray Daines; Bud Seigfrled vs. Billy Glover. Dale Rasmussen vs. Val Howard Call vs. Don Sheffield; E. M. Jensen vs. Max vs. Les Morgan; John Peters Dredge; Alden Jensen vs. Grant Golf enthusiasts of the North and South Box Elder stakes will tangle for team honors Thursday when, 42 matched teams tangle any time between sunup and sundown, according to John Larsen and Norman Watkins, directors of the activity for the stakes. The directors reported that the matches may play nine or 18 holes which ever is most suitable. Members of the matches are responsible for contacting their opponent and arranging for the time to play. Lar- Just Received REES ... SHIPMENT NEW PARK Hum-phery- Browning Automatic skiot Olsen Ray Thomas vs. Lloyd Reese; Milt Peters vs. Ross Dredge; Leo Jensen vs. Orville Larsen; Deb Holmgren vs. Einar Larsen; Bill Davis vs. Frank Earl. Scott Horsley vs. Reed Call; Mac Watkins vs. Tippy Pearse; sen will be at the municipal Dick Watkins vs. Jencourse until noon directing the sen; Neil ChristiansenRoger vs. Dethere be and will Watkins play von Breltenbeker, Dee Ward vs. during the afternoon. Reed Hansen. are matches the Following Bud Pett vs. C. B. Williams; with North stake members list- Owen Shaw vs. Gayle Maddox; ed first: Reed Slmonsen vs. Clair Cazier; J. DeiLos Thompson vs. Vern Ray Grant vs. Gordon Larsen; vs. Wiser; Alf Freeman Vic PorsgTen vs. Dr. Pearse; Glover; IW. H. Stayner vs. Farrell Jensen vs. Verl Petersen; Claire Merrell; Moris Glover vs. Bill Harris; QuLg Nielsen vs. 8:15 P.M. mm PEACHES --vs- r; ... let us lay It away SELECT YOURS NOW for you . . . and you can pay for it on a budget plan convenient for you. SPECIAL PRIZES AWARDED DURING THE GAME! THOMPSONS Hardware Sporting Goods Come Out And Support Your Home Town Team! Appliances La-Mo- Dr. C. R. K. WED., MAY 28 Call. Tournament e G. 80 SIX 'Harold Larsen vs. Ted Richardson; L. A. Richardson vs. Omar Jones. Chet 'Hamilton vs. A1 Hansen; Fat Jeppsen vs. Lee Hansen; J. O. Merrell vs. Quin Eskelsen; AUTO IRSURARCE WITH AUTO GLASS AND HIRE IT IS... PEACHES PLAY SECOND HOME Get HGG.P ter v ? PAGE George Mason Jr. vs Delon Andersen; Deb Itadfleld vs. Walt Gleave; Dr. Rasmussen vs. Glen Andersen; Dr. Russell Ftshburn vs. Staynor Thompson, and Wal- BODILY INJURY PROPERTY DAMAGE LIABILITY LIABILITY Collision Comprehensive Fire & Theft Medical Pavments MAGNA WINDSHIELD EARL r.lADSEU INSURANCE AGENCY who started the Bingham game has had plenty of rest and Is also ready to hurl for the Peaches. Dick Bubak wall be behind the plate and the infield will probably consist of Cowley at first, Fisher at second, Oyler at short and Howard at third. The outfield will have Powers, Culltmore and (Nichols, If he Is back from his honeymoon. Lf "Big Nick" Isnt available then Williams will hold down one of the outer gardens. The Peaches are now ready to make a serious bid for prom-inanc- e in the 1952 Industrial league race. They have a good Infield,' an outfield that ranks with the best In the league and four pitchers who have all won in this Class of ball. The biggest bottleneck In the Peaches line-uIs the long ball hitter. Nicholas can, on a good night, fur-nisthe punch needed in this department, but a dependable clouter is missing In the Peach es squad. Fisher may , take up some of this slack, only time will tell, but all In all, Brigham City fans will have an opportunity to see some good baseball this year if they turn out on Wednesday nights.'-- , AUDEItSEriS PAIIIT & GLASS First Security Bank Bldg. PHONE 161 BENT FOR ANY MAKE OF CAR Phone 480 129-- J 85 North Main p h 1 BRIGIIAL1 AUTO SUPPLY CO. CONOCOPRODUCTS Lubrication And Tird Service Auto Repair YMI$ Wmgl of fM? ' i s . N . Let's go on a picnic QI I - f ' i i , s t to Aunt Susies. 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