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Show THE HERALD PAGE FOUR - LOGAN, UTAH,' MONDAY, OCTOBER JOURNAL, AGGIES HOLD TO LEAD IN R. By AHERN f DcviT HAPPENED "To "TH MAS'c'R LAST AllGriT, VdlTrl - VaIET MiS PADIO "TALK ? WH'A-- ABisOT LISTEMisIg VdHEkS HE STAPTEP --TqTell ABcilT MlS AFRICAN EVPE-F?EklCES , WEE AO. ; ROCKV MOUNTAIN CONFERENCE p, - ! AM1 BOOTS' AND HER BUDDIES Me 3uST RoleEP "TH 7 T OFF Hi? --ToaA&UE., WHEaA.ALL CF a SdDDEkl. HiJ CHATTER UlSsiT MlJSHV VJORD Allens arena will likely a farmers storeliou.se Thursday night Promoter Merl Christensen has announced that in keeping with the times, he will accept farm produce, such as spuds, apples, chickens or eggs as admission from people who are out of cash. General admission prices for the card have been cut to fifty cents also. Ladies with escorts will be admitted free All in all, it should be an exceptional evening. A fast card has been arranged as a starter under the new admission plan with the of welterweight championship the intermountain states at stake when Henry Jones of Provo meets Les Nelst of Albany, Oregon. Henry still holds the belt emblematic of the title and expects to retain his title Thursday night. He will have a tough time doing it, according to Nelson. Ralph Morley of Tooele Utah, will meet Chuck Logan of Seattle In a finu.h match while Cotl-to- n Kimball of Mackay. Idaho, meets Alf Sparks of Smith-fiel- d in supporting bouts. re- semble ak j He like a "mike RiBTHCl rf, BirF He frisataA BcW HAD became EACiTE P , So THAT His PCLLMAaSTeeTM, uppers ArS LOLOERS.CAME LOOSER AM BcTH CCLLIPEP AROULiP Iki H.S ,M3lTTH like a MnCER' BATTLE GETTING BE TRADITION A battle royal has er Anvhow. Coach Dick Romney and his Aggies are determined that things are going to be decidedly different this year. Here's hoping Utah Aggies. EF 0 Mr. J ballet and wit st Ei , unem-ploymen- PEASOti KlS1 RADIO SPEECH (SUMMED been ar- why think 4P Hjuh Md RON all-sta- te CljH& be entitled to two male birds on each of the two days for hunting. Use of rifles during the hunt is forbidden must refrain from shooting before noon and after 6 p. m. November 7. Shooting from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m. on November 8 will be permitted. s j berg returned Saturday from a hunting tnp that took them 30 miles west of Cedar City. They left Logan Sunday ternoon and were at the hunting ground ready for action Tuesday morning. Deer are plentiful in the Cedar City area, Chief Rapp declared, and one gets plenty of running, chasing them down EAGLE RTVER, Wis.. Oct. 23 to get a shot at em, he added. i UP i Charles AComiskey, To reach home by 6 a. m. the owner of the Chicago White local men left Cedar City at Sox, died today at his 600 acre 9 p. m. Friday. band Lake estate near here. The Old Roman, as he was SEA OPERATES TURBINE affectionately known to all the world of organized baseball, At an English seaport where succumbed at 1:25 a. m. to a the .tide, levels sometimes long illness which many of hir change as much as 30 feet an friends declared had its real With three, four prong deer inventor obtains from 30 to 250 beginning 'back in 1919, the days and one three prong, A. A. horsepower by capturing the of the famous Black Sox scanFire Chief C. W. Rapp, water in tanks and using its dals." . John H. Moser and Fred Lund- - fall to operate a turbine. He was 72 years old. will year-w- ell, But for the present, lets forget all about the future and concentrate our efforts on the traditional battle, between two of the best high school football teams in Utah. Boxelder looked very impressive against Ogden two weeks ago when they smothered the Tigers 32-- 0 at Boxelder. Logan failed to role up as big a score against Ogden but they did win in decisive fashion, ?0-It must be remembered that the Ogden-Boxeldgame was play- ed on tne Brigham field and any team that wins a football game in the Bees own back JOBS FOR AMERICANS yard have to play super ball. Soviet Russia is helping the' The perennial question is t Can Logan stop the Bees, United States solve its oower plays? Some dopsters problem. That country say the Grizzlies have one of declares it is filling 6000 jobs the best forward walls they jn its development project with have had in several years, American workmen. u which is saying quite a Net operating income of Class feel that the power plays of Boxelder will be Logans 1 railroads in the United States , declined more than 32 per cent Waterloo. At the start of the season m July. the Grizzly line was anything but strong, however, in the last three weeks the boys have learned a lot of football and. believe it or not, when theyre playing heads up football they can stop Boxelder. ; 6. o-- but last about it. TO J ranged as the curtain raiser. Open season on pheasants and auail has been declared for two days in Cache county, Saturday and Sunday, November 7 and 8. State Game Commissioner Newell B. Cook has listed these dates in a schedule for pheasant and quail hunting in Utah. a C0I)y of vrhich has been sent to Charles Jenkins. Pheasant hunters in Cache Logan games, the greatest In-- ,, r dividual performance he turned in occured at Og- -' den, Friday afternoon. It was in the second quarter when aji Ogden back pulled a quick! kick that sailed some 60 yards and .far over Worleys head Scooping up the ball on hlsl own one yard line, the. great little safety man raced 99 yards through the entire den team to score a touc down Again in the final per- iod. standing on his own 40 yard line he scooped up an Og- -. den ball, skidded to the ground, jumped to his feet and was off for another touchdown. Although pleased with his fine performance, Keith only remarked after the game that his teammates had made the 99 yard run and not himself. He is a clean living chap and the hardest working player oft the Logan squad. Whether Its defeat or victory, Keith Worley, will stand up and fight until, the last ditch. He plays foot- ball for Logan high and not for himselfHe is Logans contri- bution to an position, has-eve- slo- gan of Logan high students as the Grizzlies prepare to battle it out with the Bees Friday afternoon in Logan. Both teams are undefeated in the race for the gridiron supremacy in Region One and the winner will be a heavy favorite to cop northern Utah honors. although Logan must play North Cache, a team that has an unblemished record. Plates concrete 'Beat Boxelder Cry Of Grizzly Warrors BY JACK CHRISTIANSEN Beat Boxelder is the i 12-- 0- 7-- 6, C. PENNANT CHASE (VI. OUR BOARDING HOUSE In Upset Cowboys Crucial Game Saturday 12--0 touchdown each. Young leads the Rocky Mountain conference scorers and Schauo is in third spot. Christensen of Utah is Standing of Teams Pet. In jecond place. L. W. 1.004 4 The Aggies, in their litle Utah Aggies 1.000 game Saturday 0 I tab University .. displayed that 1.000 same united 0 Colorado Aggies . driving offense 1 .867 to U. smash their way through to Wyoming 1 .667 two Colorado College touchdowns while only .500 heavy penalties and one or two 2 Denver U. .509 fumbles 1 B. V. U. stopped them on seve1 .500 ral other occasions. Colorado U. .. . deOn .250 fense, a stonewall line backed 3 W. S. C 2 Montana State . ., up by that flashing cotton-to3 Colorado Teachers 0 Tolman, kept the Cowboys run3 Colorado Mines . 0 ning attack well In hand while Last Weeks the Wyoming aerial plays farUtah university ed little better. 0. versity VRANES PLAYS Utah Aggies ..12, BEST GAME university 0. Johnny Vranes at center, Brigham Young 31, Western State 0. played the best game of a senTexas 'i ,i 46. Colorado Mines sational career. He 0 (nonconference). through time after time to smear running plays while he Saturday's Schedule Colorado Aggies vs. Utah uni was also instrumental in knockversity at Salt Lake. ing down several passes- Vranes Brigham Young vs. Colorado is the Aggies outstanding conTeachers at Greeley. tender for conference honors. Denver university vs. Western It would be hard to pick out State at Denver. other any outstanding Colorado college vs. Army at star. Forgeon really at guard was here, West Point (nonconference). there and every where but he. Colorado Mines vs. Kearney like Vranes. was only one In a (Neb.) Normal at Golden (non machine of 11 men that clicked conference). to perfection. Tne Aggies overhead game ; BY OTTIS PETERSON showed considerable improveThose Utah Ag- ment despite the fact that only gies came through again Satur- one was completed. Two other day and as a result the Blue long heaves were actually and White is out In front in caught but culled back for some the race for the Rocky Moun- more penalties for Utah Agtain conference honors with gies- I. Smith, in addition to four victories and no defeats. doing an excellent job as actThe Big Blue team smashed ing captain and quarterback, their way through a much heaved short bullet passes that heavier Wyoming team at Lar- usually found their mark. amie to the tune of PlayREVENGE ACT DUE ing before a huge crowd that THIS WEEK not did hesitate to show an This week the Farmer eleven unfriendly attitude and with a of officials tha cost settles down In preparation for group them nearly 200 yards in pen- a mighty revenge act. A week alties the Aggies still came from next Saturday, the Aggies meet Brigham Young university through. at Ogden. Unless this writer HEAVIER ODDS HELP is sadly mistaken, the locals TO FARMERS will enter that game with blood Maybe, if the odds are bad in their eye while Coach Dick enough against them, the Utah will probably see plenty of red Farmer eleven will tip over whenever looks across the Colorado Aggies and Utah. The at Brother he Ott. tougher the going, the better For the last two years, the Utah Aggies piay, at least this Cougars have come out on top, year the first time in the history of Young and Schaub each fat- athletic competition between tened their batting average the two schools. Year before in the race for scoring with a last, close one, 1931. 2G. - Fir-ma- ge. TWO OPEN FIELD RUNNING STARS Not only will the Friday game be a battle between two evenly matched teams but it will be a battle between two of the best open field runners ever seen in a high school grid game in Logan. Keith Worley 4s Logans contribution while Floyd Rasmussen of Boxelder Is the boy to be watched from over the hill. Rasmussen is regarded by his coach. Earl Ferguson, as one of the finest football players he has ever coached, and that's quite a bit coming from the reserved Ferg. Worley has proven himself beyond all doubt to be one of the best open field runners to grace a Utah high school gridiron. He started his football ear eer at Logan high three years ago. Plaving on the second team in his sophomore year and in his junior year rating the first team, he early Jumped into the limelight with his brilliant open field running. Incidentally Worley is determined to beat Boxelder for this reason. A year ago in Boxelder when Logan suffered a two touchdown defeat, this wiry chap raced 75 yards through the entire Bee team in returning a punt but he was called back due to alleged clipoing on the part of a Logan plaver. No other make of Cleaner at any price still killed Kai Bi bfmf unrea of tb m)ird of 10 bgd. wgy, Y Ama: her b 'Bi ter t gettli to, b brotb lUe rfibe Iran wouli lucky El blaze mean acrid that, teatli E. worti Kaue know they in on Ti Wsri equals thistfj Efficiency No matter how much to pay (or you are willing aa electric cleaner, you cannot buy in any other make ot cleaner as great efiictency as the New Popular-Priced Hoover offers. 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