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Show Ill ll, rnMMiinmminmti nw umimin 'I HE JOURNAL. LOGAN CITY. North Cache Ends Grid Defeats Bear River were Spackman and Bullen playing their last high school game. Hawkins and Captain' Durfey, nnUtarrimff hqll for the visitors. Score by quarters North Cache 13 13 12 038 0 By Pap- , JARRING JIM LOOSE no opportunity- - to tr Ennlscorthy Ireland, tAP) after Patrick Flood, of Kellegney, ihr first of the year. The Oak- - near here, claims to be the old. lrfnd, Cal., negro will be unable est person in Ireland. Flood to says1 he Is in box until that time-duan attack of boils childn and 17 great grand- Consequently, his proposed- children living. return match with Tommy FreeMileage on Great . Britains the titleholder, must be cmcago, Nov 10 (Pi get backi they had at,reea to Imperial Arways has been tripJack Thompson, former welder-- ) box In Cleveland the latter part led over last year's routed' month. weight ehamnion of the world, of will have wia back the title until I J e 00 North N Gunnel Cache Grldders . Bishop brought to a close one of the . Gleason most successful football seasons in the history of the school .... Cooke . . Durfey Friday tv hen their team marched through the .. Tate Bear River high school squad ... Green . Garrett to the tune of 38-The local boys seemed to Thompson have things about their own . Capner . Hawkens way throughout the fracus " with an assurance of good j Substitutes: North Cache: gains cn. every play The vis- Rawlins for Bair, Feltman for itors showed their best wares Funk, Baker for Merrill, Hig-gein the final quarter when they for Hillyard, Bullen for opened up with a repeated Smith, Spackman for Merrill, aerial attack that metted them Waite for Bergeson. their best yardage of the game. Officials: reieree, Reading; Four mirutes after the kick- umpire, Merrill. off the Bulldogs carried the ball to a touchdown by two well executed and end run playes with Gutke and THANKSGIVING Hillyard the ball. This threw carrying a monkey wrencn Day in Bear Rivers machine and seem to be able . Tickets on sale daily November they didnt tojally sufficiently to rtrp the 25 to 27, inclusive- - on basis of d for the succeeding plays, thus the a fare and quarter ended 13-- for the Bull- round trip between all points on 20 aftar another dogs yard the Oregon Short Line' in Utah, plunge by Hillyard. Idaho, Montana and Wyoming The second quarter was a and to points in Utah and repetition of the first to find Wyoming west of Granger on the the score 26-Union Pacific and to points in After plowing down the field Oregon and Washington; also for 2 more similar touchdowns from stations Ogden to Salt the third quarter ended 33r0. Lake to Californa and Nevada The fourth quarter was more points where one-wa- y fare Is keen due possibly to extens- $30 or less and to Denver, Coive substituting on both teams lorado Springs and Pueblo. Rewith no scores made but w.th turn limit Dc, 1st. For further a real threat as Hawkins, the particulars consult your local Beet Diggers broke agent. quarter, loose for a 25 yard gam and Union Pacific Svstem the completion of a 10 yard (Adv.) pass, but it evidently wasnt to be as they lost the ball on St. Vincent Cape Verde Isdowns to loose the final chance lands (API Return of Panama for scoring as the game end- hats to favor' this season caused. thu hat ed a welcome revival It 1 the opinion of " the making Industry in jrfthCsd iswriter that no better class has lands, long noted for their been shown in division one this hand turned headgear. Exports year than that displayed by to Paris increased tenfold. Ralph Gutke and Keith Hillmiles yard of the Bulldogs. These Forty nine thousand boys show, much promise for without an accident, flown besome varsity squad and they tween February 1 and August 1 will bear watching. has won first prize for commerTout, Hillyard, Parsons, cial airplane flight for Aviator Gutke. Feltman, Baker, Waite. 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