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Show TIIE JOURNAL, PAGE SIX LOGAN CITY, CACHE Monday ,Oct. 9, 1922 COUNTY, UTAH GIANTS They Win Contest On Sunday By Score of 1 To 3 With Bush And Nehf Pitted Against Yanks , Each Other Classed Out (By Associated Press) ' NEW YORK, Oct. 9. Just the opening of the world's series last Wednesday John Mc-- i Graw said the club with the most consistent fighters wins the most be-fo- re v IT s ball been vindicated. His Giants, rat ed to have nothing more than a faint fighting chance battled through the finished super-pla- y Of the Yankees, and won four games, tied one lost none and are It was still world chumDionS' enabled skill that and courage long George Kelley to straighten out a Joe Bush curve ball in the eigtht inning of the game yesterday when the Giants were one 'fun behind and the- - bases- full with two out. He had just been belittled by Miller Huggins, the Yankees manager, who had ordered Bush to pass Pep" Young to get a chance at an 'easy hiark.' T - i W CA l A . V rH C, M' '.r' 2 1 ' iI : IK A - By Associated Press) JOHN SCOTT up. According to reports brought back by the Legalities who were at 1rovo, the Aggies were strong in line plunges and end runs with Butch Knowles doing the best work. Itutcli tore the through tine and around ends m a dimmer that will stamp him the peer of halfbucks if lie keeps it up. Wes Schaub opened his college football Career in a fine manner ns did Clur-euo- e Ledilingham' at smarter. Captain Conroy .of 'the' Farmers played the game .with ins hand bandaged up on account of a Dad case of blood poisoning. He played a stellar game. " Doc Nelson, former Aggie tallied the three squad member, points for the B. Y. U. with a drop kick and also played a at Y the wing Fuller, position. quarterback, also was a star. The first Aggie score came in the opening quarter following Butch run. Knowles; Knowles. himself crossed! the line. The goal was missed but a drop kick by Schaub gave the Logamtes a total of 9 points for the first quarter. In the second quarter the Aggies completely smothered thevY with superior football. Provo alibis this to mistakes but the Farmers clearly outclassed. Three touchdowns went over the line in this period and then Coach Romney relieved some of the regulars with new men. In tlie third quarter, the new trouble Aggie stars found in getting started and the Y pushed close enough to, the goal line to score their three points after which they did not get even' close again. In the fourth period the Farmers scored two touchdowns. When the game ended the Aggies had the ball on the B. Y. L. line and another line plunge would have netted a touchdown.- Coach Romney and his team ate . NEW YORK Oct 9 At least three members of the New York Giants, worlds champions, fend three of the Yankees, the losing team in the series, will participate in a tour of the orient that has been organized to further the growth of baseball beyond the Pacific. The official roster has not been completed but it is known jHioorge Kelly, whose hit won yesterdays game for the Giants, Arthur lehf and Emil Meusel will go from the Giants squad and Joe Bush, Waite Hoyt and Fred Hoffman from the Yankees. f 0 , s. 4 V i , - team, played their first collegiate game of football, but they displayed a quality of football which will find them winners if the 'lighting keep? tmkf'Ys - . , v;7 It INTHOFT - . Gainer the uromAn is ever for the love of tne man. of Y. F 9 production 19 0 13 41 0 0 3 0 3 Scoring: Aggies Touchdowns: Knowles 5, Gardner. Goals after touchdown Schaub 2. Drop kick Schaub. B. Y. U. Drop kick: Nelson Substitutions: Aggies Lindsay for Knowles: Evans for Maughan, Selg-frie- d for Woodside. E. Gardner for Jetfs; Church for Hendricks; Bingham for Harris; Williams for Gardner; Knowles for. Lindsay. B. Y. I' Bunnell for Nelson; Maeser .for Partridge; Partridge tori Mansion; hell. Time of period 15. minutes. Re Ashton. Manson for Morgan; Nelson for $un- - feree- -f Homer Warner. Phi pi re Wid dish. t now EDWARDS. 1 Hanson Score by periods Utah Aggies B- - 7il hiiifi hkS loved only ihe womMt but the love were victors by The line-u- p and summary: score of Id to 3. Utah Aggies (41) B. Y. U. 3) The Aggies outclassed in every Woodside le Miller hut met some way stiff opposition it Young from the V" gridders which made Maughan Bowman g them hustle at times. During the Hendricks e G ed hill third period the Farmers were held Ietl rg without a score and the Prove Harris Partridge rt Hatch eleven was able to score three Croft re Nelson points oil a drop kick. The Aggief Conroy (C) ...qb ..I.......; Fuller did not play perfect' ball, it being Leddingbam .....Ih Chamberlain the first conference game, for. about Knowles rh JiiUf.. Ulti,., mon..-.hu- i Morgan fauyl- - on - the MlSUb Head linesman Don Ked- - i Hiisi M.eejBraa-ii- ii F" Om fine-gam- Aggies To Leave On NCHC Wednesday For Mon-- Last Year 35-ya- tana For Game Friday WitMho B. Y. V. out of the ' way Ihs Utah Aggies have got something else to worry about now in meeting Montana State i Coach 'Ott Romney college gndders at bozetnan Friday of thia week. The Aggies will leave the Oregon Short Line depot Wednes day at 1 o'clock and travel to Bozeman where they play on Friday. This will make a hard trip for them. , Coach Pick Romney knows that tfe will run up against a hard team in Montana and every Utah fan knows this too for Ott Romney has, a great reputation! Ott carried awayi every state football title that he fought for while coach at the Salt Lake East Side high school. He is a Romney and that'ffneans that his team will be full of good clever football. Ife has a gang of veterans also at Bozeman who wtH be hot after the Loganlies. ; Coach Dick Romney will take a squad of twenty players, Trainer Geo rge Nelson and Manager Sam Cowley as well as a faculty representative to , -, rlf-k- , V " l h. V . fj7 v - if' i' tiUIL WKVSEL IIOBKIITSOV 6 7- - "A If you had Because you could have invested your $960.00 in our Preferred Stock and in a year that $960.00 would have earned for you seventy more dollars and youd be $70.00 richer today. Why let your money lie idle, of spend it carelesswhen it is so easy to invest it safely at 74 per ly cent in shares of Utah Power & Light Co. PREFERRED STOCK Our stock pays dividends every 3 months,., on.. Janu-afy- Bozemah. 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