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Show Mother of justice! STOCKBRIDGE, Mass. (UP) district school here A "Side-Line- s' one-roo- was the alma mater of three associate justices of the United States Supreme court. They were Stephen J. Field, David J. Brewer and Henry B. Brown, who served together on the nations highest tribunal from 1890 to SPOT WITH FRIDAY VICTORY Defeat Ogden By 51 To 37 Margin For Second Place The Box Elder Bees swished their way into the 6tate Class A here on of Kentuckys basketball tournament About downed farms are operated toy tenants. Friday night 37.as they 51 to 1897. one-thir- d Symptoms of Distress Arising from STOMACH ULCERS dukto EXCESS ACID ft QUICK RELIEF OR NO COST Over four million bottles of Tuatmsmt have the Willard for relief of ermptome of distress arising from Stomsch and PmSsnsI Ulcers due to Escase AW fur Digestion, Sour or Upaot Stomach, Dssslnus, Heartburn, SIsoploaanoM, etc., due to Excess Acid. Ask for Willard's Stowage which fully explains this remark-Sbl- e home treatment free aft Glen's Modern Drug been sold Hamilton Drug Ogden Boothe opened the scoring for the Bees, as usual, and the game went along for about six minutes on an even trade basis of scoring with Ogden leading 7 to 6. Then Hansen hit from the field followed by Oy-le- r two fielders and the Bees shot into the lead 12 to 9. But Ogden fought back and the quarter ended with the Bees holding a one point margin 14 to 13- The Bees forged ahead six points to start the second quarter on a field goal by Booth and Announcing... New Plant Expansion FOR MASS PRODUCTION and 12PL MODELS 9PL luL ennsEErte uea aim emu iseaoua at-Kc- ee Eversman Mfg. Co., makers of long established Eversman Automatic land levelers and Dirt Movers, have just completed extensive plant expansion for mass production of models 9PI and 12PL. New efficiencies in manufacturing plus' some savings in raw materials make possible considerable price reductions. r 1 i - M free throws by Hansen, Oyler and Johnson. Ogden failed to score during the first four minutes of the second quarter but then began to find the net to narrow the margin to four points at the half, 26 to 22. ILowder headed the Ogden charge in the third quarter with five points and his teammates, Dokos an Furlong, added three points between them to knot the count at 31 to 31 before the Bees began to hit their stride. Up to this point the Box Elder quintet was playing a listless game of ball ,but suddenly came to life and Booth hit a charity toss, Malmrose hit from the field, Hansen and Boothe each added a and caged a tip-ljust as the third quarter ended to give the Bees a 40 to 31 advantage going Into the final period. An-erse- n two-point- n Lowder went out on fouls early in the fourth quarter and that took away the scoring punch for Ogden and the Bees ran away with the game. Phil Oyler and Boothe, who were tied for scoring honors for the evening led the final charge, Oyler hit five points In the final quarter and Boothe counted with six to make the final score read 51 to 37 and cinch the second berth from Region 1 in the state meet. Harold Andersen, who ( came Into the game toward the end of the third quarter, played a fine ball game. He was strong under the boards coming off with several rebounds which had their effect on the scoring. Harold hasnt seen much service this year, but definitely established himself for service In the state meet- - r Th difference In the two teams Friday night was Oyler and Boothe. Boothe was colder than he had been on many nights, but Phi'l cashed in with one of his better evenings to take up the slack. Wednesday night the Bees wind up their season against Logan. The game will be played in the Box Elder gym and means nothing to the Bees. But for Logan, it is a different story. The grizzlies, in order to keep their hopes alive have to win the game to get Into the big tournament. There is a possibility that the third place could end tie, but in the up in a three-waevent of a Logan defeat their chances are lost. The box score i ; ' y PLAY LOGAN MIL BOX ELDER BOX ELDER CLINCHES TOURNEY (UP) HAMILTON, O. went 32. Alice Lazaron, Bees End Up With Second Place Slot And Tourney Berth The Box Elder Bees will play Everyone has thoughts at one the Logan Grizzlies tonight In even. or to time another "get 8 oclock at the gym stingers We all have the revenge spirit, contest One final in the Region but It varys to degree in different people. This column found for both quintets. that one may In Brigham City Logan is still battling for toa have thia spirit to a very high spot in the state tournament be held In the future, while the degree. stingers are already "In." If the During different weeks, this Grizzlies should defeat the be then their chances will column takes a crack at someone or something. Most if the almost 100 percent better to ime Its just In good fun. But qualify for the meet, but if they Vic Forsgren decided he would should lose, then it will be close curtains for the Logan maget even, and get even he did. to chine. David Malmrose and Doyle A column written by this editor on Chet Hamilton a couple Hansen will most likely start of issues ago found Its way down the game at the forward posts. to Sunny California while Vic Likable ILeRon Johnson will was there on business (playing again be playing at the pivot g ?olf). It was after this that, a slot with Phil Oyler and Boothe at the , Lee plan began to form in his feind-ismind. guards- - Harold Anderson, Collin Hunsaker, and Ronnie Rock The remark about those guys will probably see plenty of acwho get in their practice licks tion.' before the majority of us get the 15 Per Game Senior Lee. Boothe has really chance and then brag by sending back the score cards, touch- blossomed into a scoring demon ed on tender flesh. It had been this year. Very early in the practice in the past that Vic season, Lee was way off on his decided to change. He wasnt shots, but practice and exper going to Bend this editor a score ience showed him the way to card this year as he had in the his offensive game. Boothe , is past. An besides he didnt have now averaging 15 points per has Dave Malmrose a score that he was particularly game. proud of during his stay. (The dropped down quite a bit, but he best round1 he had was an 81.) still is good for 10 in a contest. LeRon Johnson, Phil Oyler and a By doing this, Vic claimed victory, by proving this corner wrong In his forecast. But then the dirty work started." high-scorin- h v Miss literary she under court orders. Because a answer subpiena to refused to TONIGHT IN FINAL CONTEST ly "Matt" PAGE SIX Learns Hard Way Doyle Hansen have all been hit ting around eight a game In Adding these play. league averages up, Box Elder leads the state In point producing. Coach Fergusons Bees have tallied 512 counters for a 47.45 product per outing. ; BOX ELDFR KcJ Brigham City. Wednesday, February NEED HELP Fred appear as a witness, Judge B TO DRINKING0 Alcoholics AnonvL. Helped Ug. WRITE BOX 6 Cramer held her in contempt. Iii lieu of a $100 fine, she was esordered to write a 500 word should obey say on why a person a court subpoena. Brigham WHILE THEY BOWLING RESULTS I City LAST g LIMITED QUANTITIES,) Thursday League, Feb. 22 Seagull Aviation held the lead by a slim margin after splitting two points each with third place e Lumber. Brigham Tire shop rallied to grab four points from the Indian school and held second place while the Eagles and Andersens split two points each. Roy Barnard rolled the highest series of the evening a Tri-Stat- 6.00V ANDYQ? OLD 637. Special Prizes Frank Ammons, Dick Alston, Max Morgan and Chuck King each rolled scores of 175 to win 20 cents in trade at the Taho lounge. Leo Jensen got his hat cleaned and blocked at Finer Cleaners for a score of 200. Lee Hazeldine hit a 211 to win $5.00 lumber, in trade at and Red Baty rolled a 215 to win two chicken dinners at the Pheasant cafe. Tl? Other log ProportionotgZ Tri-Stat- e Nobody knew when Vic was coming home. He ' slipped in during the night and kept out of sight the next day. Then about three oclock in the afternoon a call came to the office. ' "Hello, Mace? Hows the wea- ther up there?" Fine, who answer. "Vic. Where are Im out at You lucky Is this, was the , you? the course. guy, hows your golf? iFine. 1 called to tell you just made a hole in one. Knowing the guy as well as this corner does it was taken for granted, .because with Vic T Width 11', length 11 Cutting bind IT' n 14" Weight I4J0 lb , 3 Plow Trade PRICES these levelers ore the BIGGEST FARM MACHINon the market today. Eversman Automatic levelers ore not only buiit from the finest materials obtainable but also combine mony exclusive ENGINEERING PRINCIPLES These machines hove been perfected year after year as actual experience on thousands of farms ' and millions of ocres have dictated improvements. 'Af NEW LOW ERY VALUES the best time to level land Put fields in shape for labor saving operation now. See your dealer today. Fall t$ MERRELILSt A WALK BLOCK are the things Inc AND SAVE Score by quarters: 13 22 31 Ogden 14 26 40 Box Elder ' Tts getting so you cant trust yotfr best friends these days. But, this corner will have to admit, this is one time that some-n- e really got even. . i . really even. BOX 28TH el ider Line-U- p All-St- ar V iFour stellar athletes from Box Elder county Maurice Hunsaker, ILeRon Johnson, Ron nie Rock and Lee Boothe were named to play in the third an All-Sta- GYMNASIUM K 1:! 4 l Vi A General Admission 75c Reserved Seats $1.00 t FOMAIL (&ASY3E if Iff! ti ! Second Teams Play At 6:30 P. M. First Teams Play At 8:00 P. M. FOR REGION ONE St i DON'T MISS IT! Reserved seats available for all games. Call the high school office, 145. 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