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Show Champs of the Service Club League KivvanisTcaai Takes Service Club SmillTs Markcl Team Wins Third Game of Series for Championship League Crown With Friday Win ... . Brown's Title Dream Sunk by 14 Hit Team Runs Over 20-3- 0 Club by 12 to 1 Score For Sweep of Series Winning the second game the playoff series by a Is in score of was crowned as Service club league champs following the last Friday's slaughter of the team. Bruce Oman and Jimmy Hill hit two baggers for the winners while Billy Jensen, pitcher for the losers hit a triple. Sidney Jensen, the winning pitcher, allowed only two hits as he went the distance for the championship Kiwanis nine. Scoring two runs in the first inning, six in the third frame and four runs in the fourth inning, the Kiwanis team has command of the game from the 12 to 1, the Kiwanis team 20-3- beginning. WITH THE LEADER . TRAIN JUttaah . . Kiwanis Team Wins Series for Championship the 0 team 12 to 1. Team members are: row, left; Wight, Jimmy Hill, John Valberg, Bruce Oman Dwight Kelly, and Larry Boothe; front row, left; Gale Ruddell, Rex Lish, Sidney Jensen, Robert Williams, captain, and Larry Watts. of the Service league by defeating ... back Richard !tmitQ Prepare yourself for success on a truly democratic campus. Opportunity is afforded to prepare yourself for your chosen profession at Utah State under the most highly qualified instructors in the nation, leading to desirable positions in many areas including Science, 20-3- Smith's Super Ball Team Announce Winners Humanities, Engineering, Technology, Agriculture, Forestry, Education, Commerce and Industry, and Home Economics. Of Softball Play Grid Practice Plain City defeated the Brigham City Fourth ward team last Saturday night to win the championship of the Division 15 LDS church Senior softball tournament, at Rees park. On the basis of the win, the Plain City club and runner-uBrigham City Fourth will comtournapete in the ment in Salt Lake City. The sportsmanship award was given to the West Weber team at Saturday night finals. You will enjoy the splendid facilities of the new Student Union Building for recreation and social development. In this beautiful structure you can make your leisure hours enjoyable and your education contacts beneficial. Start the Fall Quarter New Students take Entrance Examinations Sept. 23 Former students begin registration morning Sept. 24 For Catalog and Inlormation, address the President Starts at Box State Agricultural College Plain City Brigham Fourth Batteries: Cook and Young and Hadfield. Logan, Utah Liberal and Practical Education R. H. E. 6 7 1 4 6 4 Jenkins; 9 13 6 11 Howell LIVK ITEMS PROM OUR MORGUE I mioitiTr -- vr-- D. Adams Batteries: Jones; Thorpe and Stine, las. 4 2 and Doug- R. H. E. 10 13 3 West Weber 3 3 4 Ogden Nineteenth Batteries: Greenwell and R. Penman; Donaldson and P. - ' r E R H Malad Third , Dee Glenn Smith- lour'd congratulates team captain Charles Claybaugh after the group won the senior division championship of the city last week. Team- - mates, left of the handshaking pair are Dale Erdmann, Lynn Brailsford, HarMade-Your-Leag- ue i Driver Who Risked Hi Life fo Prevent Highway Crash Honored in Minnesota Sfarf SesTriple LOS .t iUf.PLf o' . hm4 e opW itom pW !ved a eve'Oow "' '' 'fh vey Morgan, Dwight Reeve? Rex Lish, Shanon Christiansen, John Day and Leon Poulsen. Other members of the championship team are Stanley Williams, David Cottle, Gordon Stokes, Dick Hawks and David Jensen. Smiths Super Market, sponsors, feted the team with a day at Lagoon, Tuesday, and a picnic supper in the evening. Extend Date of for Rcacua Gas of 10 from Death by at Honors op r. j j f Lunchem.,,,, Motorists in Crash Laud Truck Driv er P ossible Deaths For Heroism in Averting p.twT UL,nT.sritiois Hntt ewwd . - j .L.nf,l J. ,.l ssit. " the ! m cempsny did should to the suefttwa Hr oombe , kei Heroism is a habit wih truck drivers! UTAH MOTOR TRANSPORT ASSN. " . . . 10 k. Paul Track DrWcr Contest for Kids Boys and girls between the ages of 6 and 12 still have a chance to enter the contest offering prizes to those bringing in over 250 wire hangers and grand prizes to the boy and girl bringing in the greatest number. Gene Garfield announced this week that the deadline for bringing in the wire clothes hangers has been extended to September 16 in order that more youngsters can enter the contest. Grand prizes to the two youngsters bringing in the most hangers are a pair of ice figure skates for the winning girl and football to the boy winner. Any boy or girl bringing In 250 of the wire clothes hangers Will get A free show ticket, according to Garfield, chairman of the Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsored drive. Places to bring the hangers Hunsakers Announce Birth of First Son Broadbents Return To Riverside Home Mr. and Mrs. Colin Hunsaker Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Broadbent announce the arrival of their and three children have return- first child, a son, born Satured to their home in Riverside, day morning, August 28, at California following a two weeks Cooley Memorial hospital. The eight pound lad is to be vacation ;with relatives in Utah. Mrs. Broadbent is the former named David Colin. This makes the 10th grandWilma Valentine, daughter of N. child for Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. J. Valentine of this city. Dr. Broadbent is the Dean of Stewart, Brigham City, and also Students at the Riverside Cam- the 10th for Mr. and Mrs. Hunsaker of Honeyville. pus of the University of Le-lan- d Mrs. Hunsaker is the former Bobby Ann Stewart. 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Two practice sessions have been scheduled, one from 6:00 to 8:00 in the mornings, the other from 7:00 to 9:00 in the evenings. Assisting with the coaching ;ob this year is Evan Sorensen, new BEHS basketball coach, who is working with the back-fieland Vernal Haris who is in charge of the sophomore contingent. Opening game of the new season is just over a week away when the Bees will play at Twin Falls on September 10. First home game will be another practice tussle with Jordan on September 17 while the opening conference contest will be at Weber High on September 24. Other games scheduled will be with Ben Lomond on Oct. 1, at South Cache on October 8, Logan here on October 15, Bear River here on October 22, Box Elder at North Cache on October 29 and Ogden here on November are as follows: Gene Garfield, 5. Peach City Apts., No. 1; Grant The balance of November has Notes Olsen, 17 West First North, Apt. Hospital been reserved for regional play5; Robert Pella. 312 East Forest; offs with the state finals schedRichard Larsen, 351 South First Angela and Irene Yates, daugh- uled for November 20. West; and Jay Swensen, 355 ters of Mr. and Mrs. Willard West First South. Yates, Harper Ward, had their tonsils removed on Tuesday morning, August 31. They are doing nicely.' An adenoidectomy was performed Tuesday, August 31, upon Dwight Kelly, 13, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kelly, 578 North Third East. I LIKE WHAT I SEE IN AN IfK tlder NEW5 Elder School Scores: Utah Box 4 Wednesday. September 1, 1954 Attack of Winners Molenaar who allowed 14 hits. Smith's Market Big game of the season in the AB Senior division of the Made-You- r 4 league was won Thursday Lish, c 4 at Rees park by the Smith Mar- Morgan, 2b 5 ket team as they defeated the Erdmann, If 4 Browns Shoe nine 18 to 12 to Claybaugh, ss 4 take the season championship. Brailsford, p 3 Thursdays deciding game of Reeves, lb 4 the two out of three game Christiansen, 3b 4 championship series pitted the Day, cf two teams against each other Poulsen, rf 3 35 19 14 in a sudden death match, with Totals the Smith aggregation coming Brown's out on top. AB 4 Getting off to an 8 to 2 lead Smith, lb in the first two Innings, the Stumm, 3b 3 Smith team was ahead the en- Hailing, If 3 4 tire contest. Browns came up Molenaar, p 4 with a five run rally in the Christensen, c 3 third frame making the score Stuart, ss 8 to 7 for a brief time but the Romer, 2b 3 1 Smith squad produced a five Nelson, 2b fun outburst of their own in the Fife, cf 2 fourth to pull farther out in Owen, rf 2 front. 29 12 Totals and Smiths 350 504 118 Erdmann, Claybaugh Reeves hit doubles for the Smith Browns 205 302 0 12 nine while Hailing and Mole-naa- r pulled two base hits for the Brown squad. Home runs were hit by Brailsford and Clayyour toast means most wit- hbaugh of the winners. Winning pitcher was Lynn Brailsford with 10 strikeouts and giving up eight hits. , Losing pitcher for the Browns team was Herbert NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION PUBLIC SALE United States Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management LAND OFFICE, Salt Lake City, Utah, Aug. 10, Under provisions of section 2455, R. S. ae amended by eection 14 of the act of June 25, 1954 46 Stat., 1274; 43 U. S. C. 1171), and pursuant to the application ef Raymond Lind of Burley, Idaho, Serial No. U 06592, there will be offered te the highest bidder, but at not less than $4 00 per acre, at a ' public sale to be held at 10 o'clock A. M., on the 6th day of October, 1954 next, at this office, the following tracts of land Tract it SEl4NWd Sec. 24 (40 0 Acres) Acres) W2SW'4 Sec. 24 both in T 13 NR 1? W. SLM. Each tract will be sold aa a unit but ao part of either tract will be sold teper ately. Bids may be made by the principal or hie a sent, either personally at the sale or by mail. Bids sent by mall will be considered only if received at this office prior to the hour fixed for the sale. Bids must be In sealed envelopes accompanied by certified checks or post-o- f fice money order made payable to the Treasurer of the United Statee for the amounts of the bids. The envelopes mut be marked in the lower corner Public sale bid. Serial No. U 0M92. Sale, 10 AM. Oct. 6, 1954." The highest bidder will he required to pay immediately the amount thereof. Any adverse claimants of the above described lead should file their claims, er objections, on or before the time The Bureau ef designated for sale.Land Management has not searched the records of Box Elder County to ascertain the existence of an adverse claim. oonckguoua owner cdaioilng : a , Any preference right must assert euofi right within 30 days from the above sale date. ERNEST E HOUSE, Manager. 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