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JOURNAL, LOGAN, UTAH. - jjfHvmld JotirnalM .llLV 11. 1 I PACE FIVE. 2 Off For The Old Swimming r -- SATlRDVY, g, Hole-Ho- wood Style lly fjs ranks Colonial Club Takes On Cliffs Service Recover Expense )f Brown Club it M o n clays Cut Brooklyn irds One Lead By Round Lists , YORK tu Simf bis w' July H Ih' Svw lotting mav llB))ioiis 'I 'ork 'ank Irot Louis Browns1 defeated boost Joe byhe ond club to its sec nant straight t 4 Si and three singles off feeling in the first inning pro- k ed the Yankees five runs Stan Sens replaced him and huried S rest of the game, allowing only hits and fanning four hitters I Donald Winning llteher Donald, who had not won Lame since June 23, went the ke for the Yankees and efrely scattered nine hits among The Yankees com- Brovins I td the'r lOtsth double play in Itexeighth Hughson won his mnfh vie- the Red Sox to a J tnumph over Detroit Hugh-- l permitted only seven hits and brie in three runs with two sinHe had a four- i and a double shutout going into the ninth men each sin-- i, l the first three producing the Tigers- only fated only 18 inter Hughson n m the first six innings helped two dou.ile plays 'el Harder halted the Fhiladtl-- t Athletics with four hits and Cleveland Indians clouted Her-- n Beese for three runs in the 1 taking a triumph The was Hardirs seventh He had one bid inning, the seventh n Pete Sudtr doubld a pair of and batted - 2 nets home after Harder had them passes Besse gave up safeties in the fifth Ray Mata iking across the Fourth tally i his third single of the game ie St. Louis Cardinals cut the oklvn Dodgeis National ltague 7j by beating the in 10 innings 2 k the Flatbushers lost to nnati Reds also m 10 the t) lath For BurUy uker Triplett singled with two vnd two one to tie the score the Cards m the ninth and ' Musuls bunt with two on, ltd with an error bv Ace ms sent home Terry Moore the wine mg i un icky Walters slid home v. ith tun after winning to sni hits tot holding his 10th Walttis opened the 10th single and Kirby Iligbe was ulyn r iced by Hugh Ccsoy After st at WHIhiille: p mu Colonial Clnli at Cliffs m a game each Diiwing the spotlight is the s Colonial Service tussle at Utllsville when Colonial attempts to keep its clem slate and ride subsequently to the secCorp Barnet Ross takts phtsical drill under aims with Marines chamlit San Uiego. Calif , base Foimer lightweight and welter ond half title In Logan Milk Morning pion gi urinated honor mm in his pi itoon following stern wetks ti nmng o lot k, (Trent s Bike at while I1! ovule nee will see Curtis R M irkc-- t tangle with the hometown squad Teams me reminded of the ruling that games must stait on The Hie crown wax tense and timee Rich club provides an uni-pNEW YORK, Jolt 11 HI as the slips were eeil- hushes mikI headline Heiny Armstiong betej," the story said. Beaten Again The limb said Zivic (It was a eool August night when I s iw him He w s fit shit fluke He h cd caught their Hustlrisen fiom the preliminaries thin FT t in v out of condition and e hot with stars in ing 'a would be different it time bis fots and list in terroi piS eyes He bunked at the size of the But next time it was only a little crowd gathered m the Los different Zinc did all the hustlBY UNITED PRESS geles ball park but he didn t hlmk ing and all the hammering and after the bell lang He toie into- in the 12th round the lefeiee a new scoring punch Showing hi win- stepped up to a battec ed, bleeding Baby Arizmendi as if intent on avenging all the vvirngs blinded Negio boy and waved him and playing heads up ball the to his corner The cycle had been Ogden Reds gained a tie for first in the world l The fight was hard and lose.' c ompleted place in the Pioneer League last the story sail. Armstrong started A chorus of boos greeted the night by defeating Pocatello, 6 to fast. dec ixion, the story said. 5 Salt Lake lost to Boise 10 to (It was the Arizmendi vutorv ( I ve told him he s crazy to 9 and the Idaho Falls Russels which gave him his stait After Mead wordefeated Twin Falls, 7 to 5 try this comeback that he came on to New Yolk ried ' Hc'l I m s ore broke but In beating the Cardinals. OgM.Ue little out knocked and I don t need money so badly den banged out 14 safeties off the a was Mike prettv Belloise that I have to mike it off a slants of Davis Ogden Pitchers fancy bov then but vou should man who is through and doesn't Wesneski and McQue gave up nine his on hack see him now He is know it Look at the others hits The Reds scored their winhe heels and when he talks AmAnznic ndi, Ross, Sairon ning run in the ninth trtning Fred mumbles Along Lammeis' Lane bers They quit while they had Smith s single to center with two they sav Mike never quite shook all their buttons hv cant away and Occte Engel on third off the effects of tne beating heBjt two mopths ago Big base accounted for Ogdens final ) him dealt Armstrong Eddie ditd ) and winning tally. Armstrong's opponent," the story xqiil, Thiee expensive errors by Salt Armstrong, said, was only a stop from told reporters hix Lake handed the game to the plans were amateurs.' t,P Boise Pilots The Bees came back (From Natchez to Mobile and with a four run rally in the ninth he to Hollywood Detroit from but failed by one run to knot the went He knocked out 15 consecuscore Dijanich lasted for the Bees tive men and the sports writers until the fourth inning when the Little Perbegan calling him Pilots went on a rampage and two petual Motion Fin illy he caught costly Bee errors unnerved Diup with gnarled IVtey Sari on in janich Boise scored five runs in a bout for the feacherweigl the inning Dijanich was replaced championship of the world Peteyi by Reeves who finished the game was game as they come but after NEW YORK July 11 U'P) Despite outhitting Idaho Falls six rounds his face was a bloody 12 to 8, the Twin Falls Cowboys Pete Reuser of the Brooklyn smear The crowd loved that National League batting dropped their game with the RusHenry knocke! hix rival down in the sixth. the story said. champion last year, jumped from sets The Russets scored four runs m the first inning and were never (Sarton never fought again second place in the Major League hitl ng race to fust this week re- seriously threatened Jell was losbut there was no holding ArmNew ing pitcher and Biale the victor. strong now He ground down placing Joe Goulona of the Yotk Yankees by commanding another 14 men and hts managSPEAKER STILL SI(K er, big, fat Eddie Mead began 14 point advantage, official tabsr. ulations tevealcd today CLEVELAND. July 11 ciP- smoking dollar cigars In anfrom his booste Reiser average months he was fighting for Tns Speaker, baseball other title Little more thin a 318 registered a week ago, to veteran, remained on the damger Red Boston l. bettering the featherweight, he had cleaned more list today but was Box So he Bobby Doeir, who moved comfortably now than resting house in ms division at time any a from third place to second with was matched with Welterweight since his operation, Lakeside hosare 347 These niaik of averages Ross) Birncv Champion pital attaches said Speaker was Hut at the count of nine,' the based on games played up to and Cluh-Cliff- 1 TODAYS SPORT PARADE it Ogden fights For Tie With Pocatello i shoe-shin- n- ALEXIS SMITH, statuesque blonde from the state of Washington, makes a pretty picture as she races the morning wind to the ol swimmln hole. You can use your imagination as to what a Hollywood swimming hole consists of. Miss Smith is fastly becoming a prominent movie stHr ) - Reiser Tops Gordon In Batting Race Dod-got- i s, Maintaining Good Health Is Everyones Business Taken From Hvgc-iby Public Health Nurxo The nation that has health, v children has the future Any ef fott duected toward the pteserva-tio- n of our national lesouices must begin with the conservation of child life The health and vitality of each generation dt-- nd upon the health of the preceding generation. To build for the futute we must start at the beginning -- with the child from the pienatal period through adolescence. Whatever furthers the health of children particularly through preventive measuies, reduces the number of childhood illnesses lessens family anxiety, relieves the strain on the family purse and is an educational force in promoting the health of the entire popula- tivities in recreational, cultural, religious, and other communal centers to faster and sustain high f imtlv morale for the development of healthy mental and emotional attitudes in our chtldten We need not only a physically fit ainty to win the war, but a confident, stable youth generation to build the brave ncw world and o the kind of peace we ate fighting and are community problems The'y are everybody s business Wo can achieve them if we will make the often t We can achieve them only thiough the coordination of all public and private agencies here considered and the cooperation of every se-e- meets Hurry in the tourney, Civan, CcMUe, former Walker tup Ward Eliminated player By Bill Welch Bud Ward, Spokane, defending champion and favorite to ut.un his title, was eliminated SPOKANE, Wash, July 11 d 11 afternoon by Welch 2 yesterday Bill Welch, Houston, Tex, and upup In another quarter-fina- l Pvt Pat Abbott, Los Angeles, set Wificd Wchrle, Racine, Wis, ruled as favorites in the feme wns beaten by Gtvan 5 and 4. r Wchrle 'final round of the western lost the match through golf tournament poor putting national links Cither quarter-fina- l Welch, results' public meets Fireman Biuee Abbott defeated Marsh Hamchempion McCormack Los Angeles a foim-t- r mond, Spokane, 4 and 3. McCormack defeated Skeo Rte public links titleholder Abbott who hies exhibited excellent form gel, Glendal.e Cal , 3 and 2. Corp ' ama-.teu- well-bein- g NET IINAI.S OCEAN CITY, N J , July 11 s il l'i Bill Talbe rt of Cincinnati Extension of preventive against contagious diseases and Hairn Everett of Jacksonphysical examinations for all peo- ville, Fla, meets today for the ple A broadened health and edu- Atlantic coast te nms championinsurcational program for the ship Talbert, child, medical inspection of ance salesman, defeated Gemge school child! cn for the caily detec- Ball, FI Paso, Tex, 2 6, tion and correction of remediable b 3 vesteidav ald Everett defeat ed Bill Vogt of Pnnccton univeroperated on Wednesday night for physical defects An uneurtailed piogram of ac sity, b 3, b 3, for an intestinal obstruction. 1 Lonnie Frey hit storv Mini, Henry's rival got u including Thursdav bill to Casey but iy Got don who held the lead (Ross never was a great fighter trs slid into second and Pee-- f was nughtv good The fight throe consecutive weeks diopped Reese muffed the throw Max but he wasnt 15 rounds old when Birney off 12 percentage points feu a 'hall popped out hut FYank knew he had been overmatched 345 to tie for thild place with amuck .singled and Walters hit him on the chinked Williams of the Red Sox. who a beat Armstrong tht throw, this time at and in the belly He hit him hun-- ' climbed fiom fifth over the past Plate of times and when Birnev Wl'fi. cude Pass, m md Jimmy Foxx dicds walked back to hi corner after Southpaw Larry Ftcneh of the tuned to give the Chicago Cubs and said Dodgeis continued his lead among cued bell he last the decision over the Boston Well, I know I coulelnt win, but the Major League pitchers with es Pas.se m limited the Braves me out nine triumphs and no defeats five 'f hits for Ins 13th triumph I didn't let him knock That was Ins only real chance,' of the victoiies won while in a lA Foxx. who batted '3 for 4' th- - story said. After that he telief toie He is followed hv Hank 'home l ' u winning marker tireel Borowv of the Yankees who holds eighth tin six months the mob was second place with seven wins and "adelphi, t Pittsburgh and one si tback with eeitemort Armalwere post- - hopping with two crowns Leaders in other departments strong, Double's (N) Reiser Biooklvn, ready, shot for a third Lou 1 Menlai-, an Italian boy who held Hack Chicago and Jonst, CinAmbers star Bin ky Walters, cinnati 22, (A) IHierr Boston, 29 the lightweight ehamiionship lut on a tn ,t piece of base was the victim this time The 8 in the Triples N S u g h t e r St ji th inning as the was a classic but when it Louts, 7, A) Heath, Cleveland 8 shaded the fight Dodgers, wns over Henry Armstrong was Home tuns tN) Mize, New title holde r too Yotk, 14, (A) Williams, Boston, Triple-crow- n 18 IlHnk, the reportWont ers called him ) Stolen bases (N) Reiser Brookrival was fresh in lyn, anil Millet, Boston, 10, lA) Armstrong'! Hr Case, Washington, 14 the Kith, the story said. pire came hae k fast. (Henry begin putting on weight AC. MV GODOY anil he abdicated the feather title "itree s' o s shut out, (loSANTIAGO, Chile, July 11 t n Money was rolling in by the l'PW, ,( ot 12!) - Roscoe pounds, Toles, Detroit negro, like,, t , be fa voted at thousands now anil Henrv wroie draw with need to fought a never a 'Well ? Jds in poem t) 14th running of worry about money again Mead Godoy, Chile'an heavyweight Citv handicap SHl( Weie fixed for life" Thi v who lost twice to Joe Louis, be foie' t Lmpire City went Toles , 12DU0 fans last 0 London and while Henrv knocked out Ernie Podcrte k the. weighed 202 'v pounds to Godoy s anVntUf " f' rhv "inner, fans yelled 'Whey, es a bloody, 200- - He had beaten Godoy once M Yam,'1 V " Lack rocotii tn bloomin' find they had fought a draw prevurrieane, 'e h m (u , up Bt Suffolk Henry couldn't find the range iously in Buenos Aites in that last round, the story said (The wheels spun and when T p BROTHERS IX) WELL dirk thev stopped up came Ambers , Julv II (I Pi PIIJLADFLPHI cw'fm)t Of Eqin- k qon 4b won un had ng h. Armstrong 16 vear-ol- d Bob !, and little anT1' noarly slr,u Bin bouts Falkenburg in cession Par wli-- tt Willett, Flank 1 iro.,PV nfWl11 Californian, for plays But a was Lou shot ihooting Anniston, Ala, favot-it- e $22 the 15 blistering, spine tingling for the national junior Arcaro rounds were fmisl ed little Lou ef h "ill be sent next had regained his lightweight singles crown today t0 Oici Vlh,rt' he w,u title Then, almost a veir Jeter and then teams w ith his brother, mot A J and Yaldma eame Fntzie Zivic and Tom, to pla.y Bruce Daniels and h, P-d'lhv rivals- - in the along Crown Skukle of Worcester, T.iple Henry ran out of Donald 'llnJ'n classic, July Mass ( ip the double s final titles ) faniic Milk Bike i -, e senes ,j with a roe Yankees laced into Johnny in the first tirg for five runs and toasted to ng yesterday triumph ir eighth consecutive 2 Three passes, t, the Browns s Muket Valiev of the Third round leagues sc ond hilt will be pi i td Mundcv night with Iaigan, Pi ov idem e and Uellsv-illdrawing in l p Ur uit d a detigerous slump, and wws with the Biowns may needed to just the tome the McCarthvmen an h. Yankees opened . stay at the stadium after rune games six of thur last had pioved ,f the Biowns the New Yorkers iblesome lead because ht hate lost their . Detroit Tigers and Cleveland ht Louis into town , ians follow sets Chicago s , three game Yankees home te sox end the Mandat's Schedule idem e Cm I is T. ni Pi o idi nr e At logon-m p Morning u aiM-Four Ked box are only Tie Boston and games out of first placetha.n-- . the nag to otenome e York-rNew edge while the to gimts i York Giants 3 Games Game 4yV Softball tuble-p- l ( j tion j! mea-sute- il pto-seho- b-- b-- 6-- 3 MEN WANTED 1 ' ( 1 Canning Season Is Here! T hose formidable fighting machines can not take part in olfenxive action until they reach the theatre of war. No mutter to what extent production is stepped up, transportation still remains a vital factor. 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