Logan Herald Journal | 1954-08-30 | Page 4

4- ynry H.I.W 3ourn.l -ffi. v t ( j l 'evv Amateur Champ womes Giants j0jn Panics Of Protessionals Dodger Spurt 1(0 s Braves h "at FORT COLLINS , DENVER X ynners V Bv KM NELSON week tilings out the cme pig-i- n .Mountain States Confer-- ! foottiall campaigns. ' Tlip vaimux schools have downed the curtain on the serious IniMness of muting new athletes. Dievve checked over gttd equip- ment. inspecting for fitness and t hnesse. They've asked "Uieir buys" to wind up summer work and return to the training table. the The liniment is ready; towels are numerous. Cud the publics ear Is hanker-ltii- ! for the echoes in the stadium. Coat h John Honing and his assistants at Utah State have 1 he Mr! vs. auker Bi avt s d'i um of a mu arm pennant" was shatfit-i- probably strength, but vm!1 be lacking in experienced leseives After meeting Kansas State, the Hams go against tiaditional at foe Colorado Inivetsitv, their then piav 25, Bouldei, Sept home game of the season, against Brigham A oung Lmver-sdOc t. 2 Other home opponents ate Wyoming University Oct 9, College of ttie Pacific Oct IS in the Homecoming game, Montana find v, lette-ime-- LU-ve- s . Iniveisitv fie outright Its , spung drills of conyear) the scientious Jon hesitates lo go too fur out on the limb But it appears that the Aggies and he and his assistants will hold their own, this autumn. acWvomlng expects strong cording to reports from Laramie. Matter of fact, the summation of sportswnteis and conference coaches goes heavily to the side of the Cow hovs The Herald Journal, in yesteof rdays edition, spoke the Wyoming squad, and the Utah that paiticipaled in ilowevei, Blackman will have a half dozen or moie newcomers, most of whom graduated from the Junior college tanks m June An even dozen lettermeo n firu-fl- States potential. Col Here are notes from , men up from last years potent fiosh eleven and others who shone in spring workouts are being counted on heavily, especially in the line Only Charles DeLuca is bat ked fioni tlie regular front wall set that opposed Wyoming in the windup tie with Thanksgiving been has DeLuca Wyoming switched from center to his old post at tackle This is the only slot at which Blackman feels the Pumeeis aie fairly well set The hackfiefd should have more depth than at any time In the past five years Jimmv Bowen and Rustv Fairly at quarterback, Fred Tesone at left half, Fred Mahaflev and Odell Rolling at right half and Walt Anderson at fullback all lettered and saw plenty of nction But even these cant feel too secure with fellows like Halfbacks Max Wlllsey, Cecil Jackson, Charles Bernard, Fred Boehm and Willie Anthony and Fullbacks Dannv Biro, Bill Korn and Johnny Wilson pushing them to the hilt. The plavers will suit up for photographers at 2 30 Tuesday ft Sk; .i -- - f? Net Meet Goes T -- it -- I, A , t M a ' I 'w Info 3rd Round FOREST IIILLS, N. Y. and Australias Lew who breezed Into the third Sunday, Seixas met Junior Cupper Jon Douglas of Monica, Calif., in wnat figfor Isst to be a shoo-i-n of Cincinnati round Davis Santa ured years runnerup. Also scheduled for action were Hamilton Richardson of Baton Rouge, La., sixth-seedStraight Clark of PasaTom dena, Calif., eighth-seede- d Brown Jr. of San Francisco, ninth-aeede- d Bernard Bartzen of Dallas and Billy Talbert of New York. In women singles, the scramble for Maureen (Little Mo) Connollys vacated title begins in earnest with Louise Brough of Beverly Hills, Calif., Doris Hart of Coral Gables, Fla., and Beverly Baker Fleltz of Long Beach, Calif., making their 1954 debuts third-seede- d lOlh-seed- 'JV' C Va Second-seede- d Hoad, -- a- (IP Vic Seixas of Philother ranking five and adelphia were favored today American to roll fnto the third round of the U. S. term championships with a minimum of trouble. Bidding to Join Tony Trabert from more warfaie plus three for pnor seasons, will lotm the nuc leus of the squad But several 1953 clear-spoke- n, pie-seaso- Let-term- c success. probable Alter such a fine recnicl lust yeat (the Aggie team won moiei games in the season than anv other Utah State eleven for many a Lmver-sit- y the DF.NVLH Moie than 50 candidate will heed Coach Bob Blackmans all to the start of fall football piactice Wednesday at the Univeisity of Denver and the D U mentor will start them right woikouts off with twice-a-da- v For the most part the squad will consist of the same personnel optt-- t a sort M.I -- 'I wo VI v.fi XI " Tiger catcher Frank House reaches for Jim Deslings late throw In the fourth inning at New A oik as A' tinker shortstop AVillie Mirnnda slides in safely. Yank hurler. rookie Bob Grim tied a Bomber record as he notched his 17th win of the seuson, 11-TOO LATE Bees Gain 1 st Spot As Great Fails Beals Billings The resurgent Great Fulls Elec- tries shoved Billings out of the Pioneer league lead today with a string of five straight victories Kiesling Takes Steeler Post For Third Time Stec-lc-r- afternoon. Wednesday theyll be roused St a.m., suit up an hour later for their initial chalk talk and field get a dose of the same In over the Ponies while the Salt drills, the afternoon and have additionLake City Bees walked in the al skull and movie woik after backdoor to take over first place. dinner. Billings, sutfenng its most huThe Pioneers open their 1954 miliating series setback of the campaign Friday night. Sept 17, season, tumbled twice yesterday under the lights at Hilltop Stadi-- ! to the upstart Electrics, 3 to 2 in urn against Colorado College in the opener and 13 to 4 tnthe night- the oldest football rivalry west cap before 2,000 Great Falls of the Mississippi and one of the fans. 10 oldest in the nation. ThevH be in a gala "Welcome Salt Lake City taking part Meanwhile, Air Academy" program slated for 15 3 to soundly thumped Ogden with General Hubert before 2,800 ladies day patrons that night, mently-name- d com Harmon, to take a half-gam- e lead in the of the Academy near mandant Pioneer circuit as the season Colorado Springs, and many other roared down the homestretch In other games, third place high air force and government for Idaho Falls moved to within five dignitaries on tohand new the first the salute public one-haand games of the top with a 5 to 2 victory over slipping Pocatello while Magic Valiev continued to plav havoc with Boise, 9 to 3 Mike Wcrhach tossed a tight four-hittin the fust game pf the tvvinbil! at Great Falls vesterdav as the Electuc slipped past Billings 3 to 2 Darrold Myers banged out a double and single to top the Great Falls attack Mustang pitcher A1 Grunvvakl homeied in the Clev eland seventh with one man on in a New A ork . .. futile effort to aid his own cause. Chicago In the second game, the Billings Detroit defense came apart at the seams Boston as Whitney Void pitched a seven Washington hitter to give Great Falls a 13 Philadelphia .... to 4 win and five great Falls a 13 Baltimore 42 88 to 4 win and five straight letoues Baltimore Results Sunday's ovei the slumping Pomes. Baltimore 8, Washington 4, 1st. Baltimore 5. Washington 0. 2nd Walter OLEAN, N. Y. nr) Kiesling took over today as Itouii coach of the Pittsburgh for the third time, replacing Joe Bach who resigned after the team suffered its third straight exhibition defeat. The Detroit Lions, San FranKiesling was elevated tc the cisco Forty-Nineand Los An- top of the Steeler coaching stufl geles Rams fattened perfect ex- Sunday night by President Art hibition records in National Foot- Rooney, who announced Bachs ball League games during the resignation at the team's trainweekend. ing camp at St, Donaventure UniDetroit, the defending league versity here. Bach gave up the reigns a. nead champion, made ft three in a row bv whipping the Washington Red- coach of the Steelers lor the secand the Rams also ond time after his squad suffered skins, 37-e scored their third triumph over its third straight National NFL rivals by beating the Cleve-- i ball exhibition loss m land Browns, in Friiiav Pittsburgh Saiui dav night, to the 4 night action. San Francisco also Green Bay Packers, beat a league rival for the third Kiesling. 50, will direct the straight time by crushing the Steelers in their next exhibition! Chicago Cardinals Sunday, 42-against the Philadelphia Fagles In Saturday night games, the Wednesday night m Rochester, Green Bay Packers downed the X. A lie is expected lo retain and the Gene Timpani and Chuck Clmrun-dol- o Pittsburgh Steelers, as assistants and add a Philadelphia Eagles edged the' third aide Chicago Bears, s Pro Football 7 lf rs Foot-Leagu- 38-1- 36-1- j 36-1- ' 24-2- Detroit Detroit Layne's New Career Hinges 14, Philadelphia 2. Philadelphia 1, ork 4. Chicago 1. New A Cleveland Cleveland 1st. 3. 2nd. 6, Boston 2. 1st. 8. Boston 1. 2nd. Saturdays Results ork 4, Detroit 2 Cleveland 5, Washington 2 Chicago 5 Philadelphia 2. Boston 3. Baltimore 2 Tuedavs Games Detroit at Washington, night. Baltimore at Philadelphia, night Cleveland at New A ork, night. Chicago at Boston. New On His Showing Tonight (Special' theie to win. One year ago, when both men were teatured m different be out -A- Vhat happens tonight at Vest1 Jordan arena could well be a decisive factor in the current comeback cared s of Lewiston's' Rex Layne. to meet Slated aggressive Churck Woodworth lit a ten round mam event. Layne is going to have to pour it on throughout ttie bout or suffer the consequences In fact, many of those who are fairly good at predicting such things, predict that unless the Cache Valley slugger can deck his opponent, hell be unable to, win a decision. For Woodworth, the BA'U stu-- . dent who turned to the ring as a career, has been training hard for the fight. lie maintains a rigid training pace and is in top shape to go all the way through the contest. Layne, on the other hand, may or may not have trained hard for this one Age Difference - o-- play-for-pa- 24-ye-ar c Beioie this year Palmer ham He won a major tournament broke that spell bv claiming me amateuV title at All American Chicago last month fu-tu- ie Lemon Hits j pre-lumtt- y bouts on the Moote-Maxi- A m card in Ogden, Layne salted Ins man awav with a few NATION I LEAGIF W. 1 Pet. C.B. 80 47 .6.10 powerful punches but Woodworth New A oi k dievv loud clieets when he out-- i Biookly n 79 49 .617 , 72 54 .571 his opponent Milwaukee boxed, 63 66 .488 18 to take a popular unanimous de- Cineinnati 60 68 .469 20 St. Louis cision A58 68 .460 21 l So what'll hapiHit tonight Philadelphia 53 76 .411 28 lmost anything could, but what Chicago will happen is ptobubly anyone s Pittsburgh 46 83 .357 35 guess, dt pending on which of the Sunday's Results hovs they favor Cincinnati 3, Philadelphia 2 1st .And in addition to the top mam Cincinnati 8 Philadelphia 4. 2nd track team whuh swept to the event, matchmakei Laurel Blown Brooklyn 12, Milwaukee 4 1st, 11 unofficial team i h.i'npioiish.p of has gotten together a top innings New A oik 7. St 1 mas 4 2nd raid foi the fight fans the Luiopeuii L.iiiies, posed a Ron Whittle, popular Chicago 7, Putsbu' .l 4 1st dangoroii' thic.f oday to 4 on will take PittMuncn 1. 2nd t'meago tmgmun, siiremacv The Sov lets gobbled up 17 o! Paul Petkitts in a scheduled Saturday's Results Bobo Olsons span mg t mcmnati 2 Pittstuiigh L the 35 gold medals at stake m me Milwaukee 5, New A oi k 2. Junius Washington. games whieh ended heie Sunday. partnei, 7. Ft Louis 3 mees Darted Lamer, up and Capping tiie tremendous formanee was a stunning vvotld- - coming slugger, v ,'h Don Ken- Chicago 5 Philadelphia 2 . Games .it I mcmnati. ilw aukee, Chu a.o St Louis, nignt r, Amou-tan.Ol.'mp- Inter-nunima- m 20 Game Murk Cleveland' Boo BOSTON HP Lemon boasted the longest winning stieak bv an American League piuhei in five vears and the honot of being the mpmi . winner todav tirst support of his bid to win file "most valuable player" aw aid. r, The who reluctantly turned pitcher in 1946 after failing to make good as an outfielder and mtieldcr, turned in his 11th straight w m and 20th triumph Sunday as the Indians defeated the Boston Red Sox, 2 and Lemon held the. Red Sox to eight hits in the opener while Art foi lloutteman pitched a his 14th win in the nightcap It marked the sixth time that Lemon reached the circle, equalling the club recottl established by Boh Feller, Lemon previously won 20 or more gann in 1948, 1949, 1950, 1952 and 195.: Feller set the Cleveland club mark by winning 20 or more in 1939, 1940, 1941, 1946, 1947 and right-hande- c I gf'fj rM 5-- 4, 4, er their six-iutt- vI 20-ga- 11th doubleheader 6-- in 14 tries 8-- 4-- 20-ga- er six-hitt- er rs to spaik Cleveland's attack. n Yogi Berra's first indouble W'hitey rord ning provided with all the runs he needed to best Virgil Trucks and win his two-ru- 15th game for the e 3-- 8-- 7-- 1, , Maxie Baer Is Fine Family Man Max FRANCISCO OF Baer, who won and lost the world heavyweight championship with a gun, had the last lauch today on wise guys who had said he never could be a family man. The erstwhile Livermore lover, now 45. is a proud husband and the father of three children One of them. Max. Jr., now is 17 and mav have a great golfing futuie ahead of him. SAN i six-fe- 5-- et four-inch- nine-year-o- ' es For tonight's double header softball show. Cranes Cafe Gnls of Ogden will play Jims Texaco Girls of Smithfield at 7.30, with Rogers Texaco of Ogden slated to meet VVingets of Logan at 9 of 266 in winning his first Utah The contests will take place Open title, the Logan lights, under Hie under Johnston turned the trick with of the Elders of the sponsorship 67 a sizzling three under par Second-Twelft- h wards yesterday to go with his earlier On the mound for the Locun fifi 68 His of and 65, scores effort will be Lex Baer and Ralph broke the old record of 270 set by entry with the other team Maughan m 1947, Palmer Johnnv Merlin Sampson. ster including Johnston finished the rugged four-da- y tournament 14 under Boyd Atennergren, Ivan Christensen, Mark Chugg, Clyde Anderpar and five strokes in front of son, Lvnn Fmss Logan professional Dick Lundahl Christensen. Spuhler and and amateur Herb Pollotk of Salt Lake City. Lundahl picked up $500 for his second place effort with rounds NEW YORK, (IF of 270 Pollock, playCasey Stene with the awful ing the best golf of his young gel. career, was awarded top ama- truth, finally admitted todav his Aankees "have gotta win everv teur honors with rounds of clay from now on or else abandJohnston refused to wilt during on any notions they have about the four day grind lie took the a sixth straight world championlead with a four under par 65 on ship. "I gotta admit m.v plavers are the opening round and continued to pour on the pressure the rest putting out good and playing good said Stengel "But it aint of the way The pace was too hot ball, doing us a darn bit of good as for the rest of the field Dave Stanley of Bakeisfield, long as Cleveland keeps winning Calif and A1 Zimmerman of We got 25 games left, and all I Anz tied tor third have to sav is we gotta win every Scotxdale, place among the pros with 274 day or pack up. totals Stanley had a two over par 72 on the final round while Zimmerman fired an even par 70. Former Provo professional Jimmy Thompson, now of Bakersfield, was next in line with a 276 and a 69 yesterday . Defending champion Zell Eaton of Los Calif, finished up with a 279 to tie with Tee Branca of Salt Lake City Gibbons Tooele, Utah s Ro'.o was the tourney's numbei two amateur behind Pollock with a 280 Gibbons had one ov cr par round during the meet a 75 the second dav. Left, Case BEST : Ser-ranto- s. 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Wheeler, Mei ( Audio son $ H75 00 Weld), Alim II $75 cm in hooks leer, Pullen, Table $1513 74 IK ha SPmiM Audio sou cm B i .01 Williams, F.thel $4410 on, II Sl.iO 00 Ol ool i Ph haul Ida $138 00 la hot Bmr Amos $ 6 (8) Winn Jennie $ 1002.00; Audi ux $ 1775 00, Ruth $3475 00 OO Sihiumiil-h Business ,i 032 64 null are Alitu son Wisei, F.mert tt $475 02 Anhder Theton $,7.i5uO, 19 ,(100 It ten. Them ei , M stuns Ini S.!9 65 supplies I 11 Atkins mmhet Milili ed S $3375 00. i $1685 00, aid inn W (Hi, ho d M M, mn, (.li n K. Bowen, ('lane $69 4S mileage, ZiLlix. Lallie $36 40. Hai old $71 OH On supBeiklev Catdv Co $185 03 Hailes Kenneth B $4170 00 $6025 Him Janitor $3300 00 ha m Salaries (.la, IAS Coip plies R and M 1 lei tin Hailev W ? $0.42 00. Ban .Amos Dow i.x G h oil,, s27 .(' Alien lotm $2359 (8), Allen, Nor-ii),- ui Fixtures Lnbot and $100 82 I W $4435 00 Baizee Bake!, a i ,3o up I .in sen, I..IU1 V2ii()2 63 Baldwin. Luther P. Brunson Mudio S474 89 supplies Ballam O !. $4. 90 00 xkog $.1951(8) Ami Dixn $2402 39. Bateman. Fred $2364 88; Bui loughs Adding Mac tune (o a17i.5(8. Leishman, I. $34.35 on, Ballam, dial Ballam, Rullen Lvnn $74 93 service $46 50 extia dining, Tacv C $3,215(81, Bankhead, Anna Mmioiie s $.35,30 Men ill F'l- - Hindi up, erncm $1271 25; Bullen, ice $58 02 repairs Jim' Tex- Horace laiwell S $201 Bluihird $236 02 tlmi a $2775 00 Series Marie Dean $2535 29. Bullen, Ida $206.00; $34 50 Lahoi Reese, II $148 00 Bankhead. Clco M $80 97 gaa and oil, Bullen Lvnn $51.50; Clarke. D. $827 50 W ixer, F'nieiett $516 25 Ball, Lloyd and Sons aco StationA L supplies Tvpe-wiiand extra Koval 52 $2091 55 dining, Bud. Maiilvn $310(81, $29 Jenkins mileage, Glen Mae $45(8), Ronald $1735 88, Dattage. $845 40 ronl and dravage. Bunre, Jennie fill lxlenxen, (Hi $255 Co 53-tipewnteis, Blau. Geniel $165 00 Roi glml Clawson ( lame $"j no, Hurst, $153 58, Dork. Marie $1360 88; Ruttars .talks Tire and Oil Co $456 gas Randall 1. H $473 15 repaits C Hiad-Hia$.i8 t 11 30 $2'I29 lb, oil F.uime Russell and thaus, Johnson, $0.1 90, Rosie $01100 and Gaiace $457 1 1 Gas Poller, Ai den F.liason, Gemge $2190 66 R obei t B $3735 00, Bieiuh 36 mileaue Jorgensen Mrs and O.t B.ikei Raiee $103 64 -- $63 $25 80 Goodsell, Law i cnee $36 00; Han-- i Lennis L $45 50 Stai Sheet Metal Woiks $03 49 hi, laiuis 11 $4235 (81, Hiobeig, kindergarten sen. Uhiioid E. $9 00; Housley, Milcage Bodilv L D $100 Sihnol l.u u h Disbursements ir pan. Slav net, T C ( y John $4345 (8), Biown, Baibaia Baldwin. Lutner $37 25 mileage, Jardine Service $33 32 talv in $2883 53; Humphreys, An1953-5- 4 $85 61 gas and oil, Jardine, l.aRue mateiial. Sihisa, $2970 00, Brown. Bessie $4235 00, extra innltor services; Bank-heagus $1273 25, Jenkina, Seymour 00 mileage: Jenkins, Grant Donald $105 12 Alt Market-$1- 21 86 food and $1187.75; mileage. Sca- Bulst, Annie $3395 00, Buttars, Leo $40 40 extra driving; $100 Jensen, Alms L. 48 mileage; Jensen, Alma B llions, Janies A Ji $38 40 travel Maiv A $56 00, ISuUais, Sylvia supplies, Amnican F'ood Store William Bateman Fred $91 25 extra Jan- L. $90 $1284 25; M., Jonea, $30 00 extra janitor serv- expense, Summit School $64 26 -- B $361122 $1 237 54 lood and supplies; $2824 75. itor services Benson, Henrv Jorgenson, W M 70 m $53 Jones extra census, Smithfu til Junior High Don $3160 00, tan Campbell Ament an Si luiol Supplv Co ex ti a driving $60 26 Bindrup, ices $2708 33; Keller Ulneh, $1609 96; Jorgensen, School $523 25 tab allowance, non Rav $5(8.1(81, (atlson F J S 195 3( - supplies janitor Alios Maiket Ladle. (Telia $1293 75: Lamb, Aernon $46 17 extra janitor ser40 A James $96 ser extra It tanitnr $4235 00, tat i ei, $4235 00, AsA()l 04 Salt Lake Haidwaie to $1(81 food and supplies F Idon $3058 12, vices Bingham, Howard $93 00 Leonhardt, Alma, sices, Jorgensen, Milton $2 532 F'ood htoies, Inc. Smith, J P. and Son Chambers Jay $2950 00, Cham sociated $2591 25, storage extra driving; Brown. 50 ; Work Johnson leveling Ready $45 beta, Maude A, $256 00, Cooley,1 $2 355 3- 2- food A Studio $174 00 Louis $115 40 extra driving; Means. Mildred $120 00; Moos-maMix Concrete Co $70 00 materBnr- M R $5102 00, Cronquist, 3 m. T $45 23 food Bat k i of Itali $47 37 State Beinston. Delbert Contractor tea, drapet Ray $3009 25; Morse, Brig-- ! ials, Jacobsen. Jos C. $7 480 00 questionnanes and supplies, Rereton, Clarence ham $1364 25; Murray, Barbara 95 new building. Burton, F. Stettlei, Ernest baia $3730(8) new building; Jack Electric Dahle, Faun $3065 00; Dahlr, $219 75 food, Bolls Refilgeia-- I G Co $598 66 play ground equipand Sous $10 500 83 repart s and Olive $127.50; $121.50, Murray, $215 (10 replacement; Robei $6025(8) Haines, Homer turn Sei v ii c $417 01 t epairs ance ment Brockhank State Insui Appaiel Co. Appliances bldg alteiatlons; Rulon H. $3336 85; Obray, Nielsen, 00 $28 Marlow lahot G Marv $4235 00. I) a i n e a. S 904 00 Cat lie County School District Ralph $2049 07; Fund $2,988 uniforms, Ballard and Jeasop, aiire- Skabe-lutiElton Olsen, Keller. Ulneh $98 39 extra jan$3705 00, Dailey, A'alene P $04 00. Dr Robert E $249 50 im$8,149 7- 5- powei , maintenance, $146.30; Carter $657 38 record players, L. reuit, itor service Kloepfer aupplie. Cut he Valley Dali y tine Chambers. A W. and Mae J munization and exams, Scouts, Dailey, William M $3885 00, Dal-- ( ill ay me Peart Vaughan $5150; ' $252 20 materand Sand Gravel - $12 952 07 Chamheis. vvyler. Renee $29(8) (Hi, Downes,1 Association food. r, ,7, SOn, john $1152 50; Saun- $4 475 50 Bov of Amenta $300 00 contripioperty Kent. Elbern $378 40 Diav-agK ( aiolvn $2855 00, Dunn. S ( aspei s lee (team Company Marv A $2 000 (Hi land, Cahoon, ials; 50 Kca $7o fl bution, Soiensen. WlUar(t G. $1155 00, Savage, Kmgxford. Alton $31 26 gas lahoi . A $4435 (HI y At R (onxtruition Co. S8.860 25 $54 10 lood ( enti ol Milling C Aella $2326 76, $6184 Seamons, Emmett Stephenson, R 32 J $40 and oil; Knowle. F.liaaon. l.ita $4235 00, Kppich, $1,151 90 lood, Chugg, Vinson F. $248189; Thornley, building, Crystal Furniture Co kindergarten mtlaRe, Siairv. F. Oil Co $274 30 Karren mileage; $2 00 labor and materials; Mai ion $110 00 loud; Conti- VitUlam Clark $40 00; Unsworih, maintenance. lift M $3425 00 and oil, Kirby, Owen A. iJ. Co. $75 01 $4354 00. nent at Baking Companv Supply gas 84 Cache A allev Builders Fahiiuua, kinder$30 00 Charles $478 12. Orpha Smith, Audrey $507 mileage; Alta $3215 00, Fixliei, food Co $800 35 building material; Bus Drivers garten Singer Sewing Fackrell, eed. mileage $100 Seed and Feed Logan bor. 4 Cub River Irrigation Co $32 Co $175 04 equipment; Emma $4235 00. Fletcher. Father Davis Board of Education Alfied Machine Allen. $131.00; Anderson, A. Son and Lyon, George $4140 00, 46 lood commodities, Rozella L. Deans Zeno $1574 55; Baer, LeGrand Chugg, Marion $49 00 top $358 85 sen Smithfield Implement Co. $76 29-- Coal 13565 00. Fuhriman, Lai hitect art fee; 00 ; S 55 $28 L. food and sup- $30 00; Bankhead. Leo $1478.55; repairs Market $238 sod; Colev. Company $117.17 dray age; parts; Seamons Service Station Gai dner, Wallace B $42(8)00, plies Coleman Plumbing and Heating 34 $135 Sherwln Benson, llenry $1487.75; Bingand oil; gaa 56 $44 Lees Service gas and oil; food ham, Howard R. $1504 30; Brown, Co $5,396 71 contract work maKails Giocery $5127 William Paint Co. $533 62 main- Glauser, Allied J. $3160 00, Grif25 $48 Lumber 43 Logan Company $989 fin, Amo $120 00. Griflin, Spen-ir- r and supplies terials, Christensen. Roy A Ixuis $3265 67; Dattage, Glen tenance, Sorensen. Fled $293 23 labor and materials, Cantwell building material; Lundahl Iron $4642 00, Gunnell, Eva Lee Company DiMitbuting Gateway $45 00, Godfie.v, Marven $1308 35; Dale mileage; Schimmelpfenning. Bros Lumber Co $50 83 building Works $64 35 repair; Iewiston $53 $4120 21. $659 10 lood, Gilt Edge Flour Godfrey, Wendel $1450 50, Good-e- y, 70 mileage; Sinclair Refining 25 $348 School Mlab. Junior High materials Clarke Sanding food. Gtenn'a Hall. Wilma J $3015 00. Hamb- Mills $944 03 Dallas $1580 05: Griffin, DuCo $624 43 gas, oil tepaira; chine Co $8'. J7 food and sup- ane $1393 00, Hammond, Arthur $163 52 Linda B $3705 00, Hansen, Market quipment; Co-- allowance; Lewiston Elementary Smithfield Lumber lin, A Hardware 54 school $45 42 census; Logan1 Mileage; Inez W'. $3495 00, Hanson, Mae plies; Gnffin, B. M and Sons $2841 00; Hardman, olev, M R Jr. $45 $749 34 building materials; $4235 Central Auto Part and Tire Co. Laundry and Dry Cleaners $11.20 Co. C. $64 17 food and supplies 00, Harrison. Ruth $1282 42; Housley. Glen $912 00. $438-92 cleaning; Lang Company $504 68 Smith Brothers Lumber Co $1,354 46 bus parts; Christensen, $2925 00, liras. Jame W. $3825 00. Hailstone and Wiley $4,336 95 Jenson, Milford $1688.17; Liech-fSteve's materials building building D parts. Low, Blair Jennie Mae $73 50 labor; Cioft, $27.25 V. $3155 00, Hilly aid, J. Marlin food, Hill, Hausen, Otto $1467 25; Mauchley, Glen 17 Co $507 Oifice supSupplv Arthur Publications $116 25 sup- $27.20 mileage; Lincoln School Evelyn $2188) 00 . Hillyaid, Gene food, Heckman, W llliarn $54 00 J. William $1849 75; Mitton, Far-le- y and Smith, plies 98 Trust equipment, Bank and $40 census; Larsen, Leonard B $1662 50; plies Continental food: Herald Printing Company $1176 02, Nyman, Carl $1512 50; Hobson, Ruth 74 K $338 mileage; Smith, Leatham. wCo. $1.200 00 bonding expense; $105 68 $125 45 supplies; dravage; 00; Hotchkln, llolsteter, T. Olsen, Floyd E. $1465.75; RanBetty Jean Frd $42 54 reimbut sement ; $3705 61 25 Manufacturing Co Horace B. $31 food Logan B. $1083 63; Delore $180 00, Company Hug, som, Joseph F. $1362.50; Rawlins, Cache City Schools $603-5- 1 $184 50 repair materials; educational Snu,h r(hp !,Kh School $1.874 89 Hughes, Olive S $3910 00; llurren, Wholesale Supply Com- Horace B. $1164 30; Jensen Rawlins. of Oil 95 Standard $76 Co. allowance, Junk and Hide Valley supplies survey expense; IishC. A. $4327 00, Hutchinson, Mar- pany $651 3u food and supplies. Reginald $1106.50; Reeder, Robert 21 $126 and 'California Ins. ATnce oil; gas man, James A. $260 39 drayage: $897 51 pipe, Christensen. food; $1440 65; Rc- -r , Lowell $1195.25; ion $180 Darrel W. Kapp Pi orluie extra $3991 00; 00, Hyde, Wiiiard $30(81 Co $1,076 00 insurance; Cragun, Law, Vernon D $414 00 mileage; Saunder $129 87 B. Voons $3494 Company J, Kisky, 42; Hyde. Seamons, Corlette $1414 90; Waite, Janitor services, Seamons, Car-let- tf Dyer. Dr. Ezra W $43 50 immuniza- Logan Hardware Co. $2,360 15 food C. $4975 00. Gladys Wayne $1461.10. , driv-21 $75 tion: Cache Valley Arts FesUval school supplies paint: Leatham, atoiage extra food Maiket $476 50 Leigh Jenkina, Archie $4569 00; JenkPrivate Drivers 00 Vinson $86 $50 00 contribution; Crookston. Oiarleg B. $100 Lee ing, Stephenson, ins, Grant B. $3784 50; Jensen, and supplies; Logan RefrigeraWililam C. $387 00; Heckman. Roe-Cache 80 1 Glenns $19 mileage; Maxine $145 36 mileage; Loving-e- r extra Janitor service, Sears $37.10 tion Company $32 00; Jenaon, Patricia Carrie $135 00; New bold, repairs; Moosman, Ray Teachers Associstion bulk and Co $407 65 mnmten- - $254 00. diainfectant Co $2,207.04 County Lovinger Disinfectant Company J. $602 00; Jensen, Monroe Ralph Obray, Floyd 24 385 $250 00 travel allowance: Crane $2 $3185 00; suppliea; Logan Bike and Sport ance, Smithfield City Jesaop, Sylmar G. $44 25 supplies; Lott Mercantile $602 00; Peterson, O H. $218 00; Decurb and Company $43 12 plumbing mat- Shop $1 124 07 repair Sirowtlier, guitar, $145 82 food and auppliea $4948 00, Johnaon, C B. $4335 00; auppliea; Pitcher, Emwn $688 00; Taylor, erials, Cannon, Ravmond $410 70 Leonhardt, Alma land, Sihaub, K. Johnson, Russell $4235 00, Jones, $40 40 extra lore $1 000 00 $79 73 F'ood Store NJoore'a Lester $301 00. arihitect1 Bessie $28 mileage: Cache Valiev Banking janitor aervke: Liechty, Otto C and Sons $6,670 75 00; Jones, Eunice T. food and supplies; Mt States Tel. Individual Allowances Desk Salt Company $152 812 55, Tax AnticiLake fee: Exchange ' $3775 00; Jones. Ralph C. $4223 76. and Tel. Company $305 08 tele$55 75 extra driving Neal $85 75; Israelsen, Benson, ContinBonds. and Notes pation $1,356 68 furniture 5 Music Service Corporation K eetth, Emily $2555 00; Kellett, phone service; Mt. Top Frozen Alerd $169 00; Miles. Douglas ' ental Oil Company $1,420,74 gas 57 $145 Insurance 12 replacement; Exchange Moore of II E. $4335 00; Kennard, Lon H. F oods $328 02-f-ood. $42 50; Riggs, Fred $48 15; and oil Theurera Store $46 71 5.1615 'oo; Kirby, Owen A $4335.00, Marion $33 50 California $1,412 80 insurance, food; Olsen, Don $54 45. uniform; 28 A. S $53 Dunn. mileage; Macio admin, exp ; Timmins, Joseph Orlos Market 137.96 food and Hearing Service $426 30 Salaries for Maintenance Dohrmann Hotel Supply Co reimburseMoaer, Erwin U. $51.59 mileage and supplies. Allen, F. L. $416 00; Anderson, 75 equipment: Doubleday k audiometer; Thcurer 25 survey; Murray, Agency ments; Pacific Fruit and Produce Garry $223 Mary Carl $2930 66; Anderson, Nathan Company $203 50 supplies; Dahle Lou $57 00 $2.184 57 food; Peart. Elizabeth $140 00; Anhder. Theron B. labor; Murray, Mary $106 95 Insurance; Tham, Melvin Robert $305 96 travel allowance; C. $32 lf mileage; Tennant, G. 25 labor, $40 80 food; Pehrson, $74 Mrs. rge $249 60; Bair. Amos W. $312 00; Mourtisen, immunC J. $3100 Dames, Dr 19 mainten$705 mile-1- 1 $138 00 food; Peterson. Company Glen $69.60 $3205.00; Larsen, kindergarten Shirley $2925 00, Ballam, O. L. $599 95; Bullen, izations; Dock, Mane $30 00 Insurance Co. 2,- -j lbw Vrnon D 53395 oo; Leavitt, $200 00 audit; Peterson, r $352 7- 5Harold Tracey E. Miller. Muage. Dean Carlson, F. J. $603.20; Dames extra janitor service; 00 Insurance; Time Inc. j Ethel K. $3705 00; Lee, Gurney $56 38 food, Petty Cash Accounts $648 75; Clarke, D. Ronald $339 30; 1 sic Co. $447 90 supplies ; Deaeret repairs: Monroe Calculating $83.0O-supp- lies; $751 87 food; Pit her, Leo Transport Motor s52 qo; Lee, Maxine $2855 00; Eppich, Irel M $612 95; Housley, Industrie $50 00 tables ; Dixon chine Co $31.00 repairs; Magic 00 food. $3.828 97 duver $183 05 training Chemical $422 $3735 LetsbAaron sup70 Calvin $22 65. Company 11; Leishman, and Company $1,477 supplies; Tide Water Associated Oil m,n Restaurant Store and EquipHarriet $112 00, Linder. plies; M and L Coal and Wood Co. Jenkins, Gant $370 40; Jenson, Deseret Book Company $306 76 $39 Mather Seed and Co $318.37 gas and oil. T homson Clyde A, $3155 00; Litz, Margaret ment $314 06 eqnipment: Rob Alma L. $416 00; Jones, William 2 supplies; Clarke, D Ronald and $3975 00; Loosle, B Stratford sons Trading Post $32 47 food M. $651.30, Produce $36.30 insecticide; Electric $4,93C 59 materials extra janitor services: Jorgensen, James lbor; Terry, W. H $50 00 mile- - $3677 50; Low, N. Blair $3210 00; and supplies; Poyal Baking Com- $373 60; Mauchley, Glen J. Glen $136.25 extra Janitor Mendenhall of Logan $974 50 gas Lower, Joyce $3565 00 pany $403.57 food. bus parts; Miller, Charles W. age; Texas ('o. $1.249 09 $798 20; Moosman, Ray $750.75; services : Gordon $26 40 food; Neilsen, Clayton C. $254.80; Peart, Savage, Edwards Furniture Co. $343 05 $134 28 repairs; Murray Barbara and oil; Tbeurer, Lloyd M. $611 53 Malmberg, Joseph P $4569 00; mileage and reimbursements; Martin, Joy E. $1665 00; Mauch- Sexton, Jonn and Company Charle L. $650 00; R a tils on, R. equipment: Everton and Sons $54 00 labor; Murray. Olive $139-- 00 equip-meley, Grant $4357.00, Maughan. E. $123 85 food, Kkankey's Market Leo $710 80; Snrth, Parley K, Hardware Co. $109 88 labor; Means, Mildres $94.50 Toolson, Richard 11, $100 00 $39 71 food; Standard Brands $2514.60; Smith. William F. Jr. B $4569 00, Maughan, Lovixa Everton Mattress and Furlsbor. Monson Lumber Com- mileage. Inc. Co $151 45 food; Star Sheet $3675 00, Whitman. Jay $822.25, Utah Concrete and 48 $403 $90 00; Maughan, Seth $4310 00; Pipe Miller niture Co repairs; Ebners pany $813 03 materials; Metal Works-- $43 SOrepairs. $340.70 Electric Motor Service $50 45 pipe: Utah Idaho school McCarrey. Leona $3937 52, Coal and Feed $539 Expenditures for Veterans Theurera Store, Lewiston Bernice H. $235.00; Mcsupplies, Training repairs: Earl's Garage $55 461 Mortensen, Victor $1,032 66 coal Supply Co $13,606.22 Theur-er- s Prorram gas and oil: Earls Printing $26.- - and drayage; Modern Drug Store books, replacements; Utah State Culloch, Anna $3845 00; McKnlght, $270 82 food and supplies; Store, Providence $56 06 $115 54 65 supplies; El wood, Ollle $161.- - $237.36 Annie Anna Allen, John $10 00, janitor ser$4210.00; Mills, Mauchley, School Board Assoc. supplies; and supplies; Theurers vice; Cache County School Dis$3970 00; Monson, W, R. $4335 00; food 00 drayage; Grant $348-8- 7 Miller, dues; Utah State School Employmileage; $214 55 food trict $432 27 administrative and Store, Richmond Fuhriman Implement Co. $933.- - LeGrand $36 40 mileage: Mauch-le- v, ees Retirement Board $17,726 78 Monson, Norma $104 00. Market and Music 05 bus parts: Tornoff and Thrifty supplies; Neddo, Ella $3395 00; Nelson. driv- maintenance; Chapter Supply retirement; Utah Savings Glen J. 1184 xtra food and Co 11,804 40 repairs, new instru$70 42, instructional supTrust $540 00 Interest; United Gladys H. $48 00; Nelson, O E. $150 35 $113 84 Company Mitton, William Ing; food $84 24 rements: Field Enterprises, Inc. extra driving; Mt. States Tel and States Rubber Co. $54 84 $4600 00; Irma C. Thompson. Vance plies; Don Critchfield $42 40. textNichols. and supplies; Thornley, Clarke books ; Farm and Ranch Publi$1,284 32 books; Farmers InsurTel. Co. $2,060 92 service; Moov ' placement; University of Utah $4227.00; Nielsen, Clayton C. $567 95 food. insurance Exchange $720 41 Utah 36 Ruth cations $24 50, textbooks; Gib$107 xtra Nielsen. $46.32.00; $32 00; questionnaires; man, Ray $153 janitor tUah State Employees Social bons, Robert G. $5962.18, salary 25 G. $234 S. Dr. Francis. ance; B 00. $3975 Social Jennie State Nielsen, Agency $30.00 Security service: Morse, Bingham, Security $545 94; U. S. A. C. Hor- and mileage; Lamb, Eldon $45 00, immunizations; Fredrickson, i social security; Utah Obray. E. S. $3807.88; Odd, extra Janitor service. Noble, $819 49 $56.25 food; Janitor service; James F. Lincoln Vernon. $50 10 kindergarten mil- B. $4085 00; Oldham. Ed- ticulture Dept. Dr. W. G. $250.00 immunizations Bookbinding Co. $654 00 repairs; eage; Farm Mechanics Dept. and exams; Newfcouse Hotel $75.- - j U S. Fuel Co. $3022 95 Arc Welding Company $36.00, cosl; ward P. 1848 00; Olesen. E. B. Utes Dairy 12,882.45 food. V and II Market $118 91 food textbooks. North Cache $30 00; materials; OO $4336 00; Olsen, Lenora $3775.00; for Utah State Surplus Agency admin, expense; Sundry ' and supplies. census Floradell School $34 62 Maughfu, Clark B. $4832 84, supplies; Olsen, Arthur L. Jr. $3180 00; North State Oil Co. $236 50 gas Property $803 69 Wadswort'i, Fred $44 00 food; salary and mileage; McClurg, expense: Fuller Toponce Truck and oil; Nielsen. Glenn G, Divi United States Post Office $620 73 Olson, Delsa $96 00; Olson, Ralph Weeks Dairy $2,783 47 food; A. C. k Company. $125 83, filing Co $296 39 freight: Ford and ' trlbuter $377.72 gas and oil; suppliea. Utah Oil Refining Co. D. $4606.00; Olson, Ruth D. Williamson, Mrs. Pearl $32 60 00. $3955 Gregory Const Co. $84 00 level- Power cabinets; Morrison Publishing mileage; $817.70 gas and oil; L'ah Naegle, Rey $44 38 food, Woodburys $248 69s tor-ag-e. Company, $23 22, text books; lrg W. Edward $6025 29 Co 00; Payne, and $11,587 10 power mile$379 Light Clavton Nielsen, Golden Rule Store $357 45 Gertrude L. $3565 00, Payne. and Light; NaNielsen, Rulon, $23 00, janYcmnker, S W'. $66 65 food; itor service; North Cache Farm shrubs. Grant. Heber J. Com- -t age, travel expense, labor; SSL-9- 8 54 $4235 935 $6 Co. 00; Petkea, May Motor Perkins, Association Valley tional Education $312.77 pany $2 285 69 insurance: Gnf- -i Mechanics 65 Jessie $3705 00, Perkins. W. W. Younker, Mildied S. Department $G 49, supplies, Nielsen, Elna L. bus. Vint Electric $1,121 other. and fin, Harold $109 61 drayage; mileage South Cache Farm MeWalter A. $4235 Perkins. supplies; $4435.00; 00; and materials; Vroman, Blanche 80 wring $37 j mileage; Nelson, Gardner, Wallace B. $59.62 mil- chanics Department $43.64. supSchool Lunrh Payroll books; v1 Oil Peteraon, Mary P, $4375.00; mileage; North Cache C. Inc. $55 93 eage; Gessell, Fred 8665.00 la- ,$289 92 Marie $4273.00; Peterson, Bernice Vulcan $1044.00; All-so- p, plies; Stacey's 65.45, textbooks; 50 Allen. $343 aK 45 lab. Company School $1,792 'gas; bor and materials; Goodsell, High Wanda H. $2963.44; Poppleton; 50 equipVelva J. $1168 90; Anderson, U.S.A.C. Bookstore $101.80, textLawrence $37 50 extra services; low ance, o'her; Nielsen, Rulon Service Co. Inc. $79 Alice $76 00; Postma, Grace Elizabeth S516 40; Atkins, Annie books; Vulcan Service $15(7. extra Jaritor services;' ment, Van Plumbing and HeatGlers Fulls Insurance Company $48 40 $097 80, 1'oulxen, Tilda $4040 00, textbooks, State Board for Vo. $1261 50, Au hihdld. DeAnn 14 liibot and m$724 Co 75 V $76 ing . Gunnell AI- Sl.294 (jo Nyman. Cai! Education for Adnur.Lti -G 95. A Inland $3395 $37 00 Pulsipher. 00, an Oulen, E. M. $25 Na'ional Cash Rcgn'er aterial' ton $42 50 labor and mateuals. chiving Costs $388.80. admirusrii am 1 tive Puicetl, Verdena V. $3095 22. Bair, Enid $1058 25. Baldwin, Co $3 787 85 Gavlord BrOS S18190 suppliea, equipment. Nel- engineering fee. . costs. Dean Elvina 50, Alda $1261 Baldwin, un$2074.50, Ranzenberger, I Gates, Dr. L. K. $44 50 immuu- - son Bernard $22 50 labor, Naco! Western Arms Co. $2.70 00 disbursements General Control Salaries Travel 19 512 32 1 School Elections Sundrv Administrative Office Supplies x . W luting, Whiting, I 1 AA 1 A 1 1 ! A , i 1 VA - I 1 401 60 i 3.233 00 7.974 64 954 19 994 38 1 955 - i , i A AA . A i 1 A 60 T , I leage oni-pan- - 395 44 d, 5,727.80 6.940 53 - 1 696 41 James, 875 08 7 940 35 4 786 34 1 681 41 545 02 3,237 97 137 38 286 75 9 870 08 2 725 10 - - Drivers Training Kindergarten Expense Summer Music Aeteran Payroll Veteran Supplies and Expense su , 27,093 90 13 250 20 - i 1 1 614 689 89 Suppliea High School Administration and Athletics Sundry School Expense Adult Education 1 tu -- 4 846 30 Expense Educational Supplies - Auxiliary Service Health Service School Lunch service -- $27,-20- , 77-i- 689 897 56 - nsm - n, d, Charles - e; 4 637 53 om-pan- . - 43,501 77 49 459 53 477 69 12.998 44 - Labor Equipment Other Expenses Operation of School Plant Janitors Supplies Extra Janitors Service Salaries Janitors Light and Power Telephone Fuel 076 23 257 45 - Instruction Teachers Salaries Supervisors Salaries Kindergarten Teachers Visiting Teachers Supervisors A Asst Supt Ttavel Visiting Teat furs Tiavel Special Teacheis Tiavel Principals Travel Clerical Assistance Free Text Books Books Library I.i.-iw- StO-0- - i 111,074 96 6,121 18 5,575 98 - 58,632.10 - - 14.940 988 19 028 695 - Water Maintenance of School Plant Salanes Repair of Building k Grounds Repair of Furniture A Fixtures Furniture Replacement 19 072 14 487 3.941 3 671 Fixed Charges Insurance on Property Insurance on Employees Boiler Insurance 44 45 68 55 9 398 24 2 988 77 510 29 Transportation Contract Carriers Salaries Bus Drivers 105.948 09 - 41 172 84 Churchill 12 897 30 Debt Service Tax Anticipation Notes Redemption of Bonds Interest on Short Term Loans Interest on Bonds . 38.379 92 19,975.98 422.33 849 27 3 464 1 0 21,545 59 50-re- pairs; 87,823 5 - 'h , 150.000 00 1.736 25 3 479 20 2.081.25 l y, 3 186 40 Bus Maintenance Individual Allowances Bus Insurance Misc. k Kindergarten Trsnsportation Bus Replacements $3.-79- Harvey 70 09 91 14 00-s- 00-la- 00-mi- leage; . $1.-47- Wat-terso- n, 157,296 70 $2,-2- Building Account Sites New Buildings Alteration of Buildings . , - 00 29.327 40,114 39,092 26,397 19 00 25 134.930 44 1.368,135 38 165.236 66 Total Pavments Cash on Hand 1,533,272 04 ASSETS AND LIABILITIES STATEMENT - Assets Sites and Buildings Equipment Library Books School Buses Operating Cash Veterans Training Prepaid Insurance 1,500,192 49 192,435 89 10,827.48 54.025 40 165,236 66 . 964.71 Funds Not Received 18,724.31 and Water Stock .... fr. , plies; ; t j e, - n; 60-dra- yage; 1,942.407.04 j Ma-i72- Dat-tag- Liabilities School Bonds Outstanding Excess of assets over Liabilities State of Utah 178,000.00 1,764.407.04 in. j 1.942 407 04 48-e- - County of Cache I. Dale Schimmelpfenrug. the duly appointed and acting Clerk f the Cache County Board of Education hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and correct copy of receipts and disbursements of the Cache County Board of Education for the school year 1953-5-4 t the best of my knowledge. DALE SCHIMMELPFENN1G Subscribed and sworn to before me this 24th day of August, 1954 TVER L. LARSEN. County Clerk (SEAL) By Barbara B Hall, Deputy Clerk Bonded Indebtedness suppliea; 35-e- j La-Ver- ne j , I - ; JfO1- 4- 116 NORTH MAIN. LOGAN, UTAH Telephone 2CE8 Other Convenient P.F. Offices 55 East 4th South 2258 Washington Blvd. Salt Lake City, Utah Ogden. Utah Telephone .Telephone SS09 - Perkes, 75 47 - I pJPACIFI .INDUSTRIAL I ace-$t- Sti.iB tK) ) jl -- JJLLJI as V Notes plies mann V 150 416 25 Uniform 477-- J FREE! of the New Y fisfectwe 25 43'. 20 1, 19jJ Fedetal Funds Forest Reserve out- his 200th major off left Dbn Liddle For an irtterfy 5 July Tax Anticipation State Kmdfi ga ter IH $34-6- xx Mfc. Ca.sh All Fui, Phillips 66 Service 3-- ' RECEIPTS Total ! LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE S3. 89 Go1''e lani'oi! 4 to-da- v . i;hons Godtev. M'ven Ol NTS DISTRICT Anit'cv1 Furniture and Equipment IN LOSAN -- much-ballyhooe- C $65 So Visual Aids , 2-- 8-- Game Tonight 23 AC ATION SCHOOL - face-to-fac- ankees Ted Kluszewski homered in each game to rai'-- his season total to 39 and tie him with Mavs for the major league lead as the Cincinnati Redlegs beat the Plul- adelphia Phillies, 2 and 4 The Chicago Cubs downed the Pitts- -' in the burgh Pirates, 4 and other NL games Bob Wilson drove in six runs with two homers and a double to He just won a city tournament lead the Detroit Tigers to 14-- 3 and 1 wins over the Philadel- -' in Sacramento. Max said, beamI to look up when phi a As and the Baltimore Ori- ing "And have oles defeated the Washington I talk to him " Young Max is 4 In other Senators, and tall and never has taken AL games much interest in fighting. Baers other son is The youngest child is Jimmy daughter Maudie Marian ' When I married Mary Ellen Sulliv an m 1935 a lot of people told me it wouldn't last any longNEW A'ORK (IF Chris Chris- er than my first marriage to tensen of Denmark and Johnny Doiothy Dunbar, Baer said. Lombardo of Mount Carmel, Pa "Well, that just goes to show two welterweights who scored you " The Baers live comfortably in notably upsets in their last bouts will meet tonight in a TV Sacramento and Manager Ancil at Brooklyn s Eastern Huffman had a lot to do with that Although Max didn't get be-- 1 Parkway Arena Also tonight, heavyweight Bob vond the fourth round against Joe d Satterfield of Chicago will engage Louis in their Frankie Daniels of Bakersfield. fight of 1935, it w as the first one Calif, m a television bout at St in which Hoffman insisted that Nicholas Arena Baer start putting his money into In Brookly n. Christensen of the annuities husv left jab, who won an upset "Now I'm fixed for life and so decision over New Aoix's famous is the family," Baer said. Rill v Graham on Julv 19. is faAct his old talent for hamming vored at 72 to 5 to beat club- - it and being seen at the right fighter Lombardo, who battled to tables hasn't deserted him. No a startling draw with New Aork's fight gathering is complete in Johnnv Saxton on Aug 4 this area until Max Baer checks Saxton is fighting welterweight m to monopolize the microphone champion Kid Gavilan Rv- - the for a few minutes and look pucktitle at Philadelphia Wednesday ish in all the pictures. mcht Baer also is busv refereeing For the St Nicholas fight, Sat- fights and does a between-the-round- s terfield. an explosive puorher, commentary on local telewas favoted at 1 to beat Daniels vised fights. A 1951. Johnston Does What Was Utah Open; Expected--Win- s Dick Lundahl Takes Second with 2 and 1 triumphs over the Boston Red Sox, increasing their American League lead to four games although the second-plac- e Provos Billy PROVO, OP) New A ork A ankees scored a 1 win over the Chicago White Johnston was S900 richer today and the proud owner of a new Sox. Utah Open Golf championship Lemon Wins 20th Game Bob Lemon scored his 11th record. Aoung Billy, home pro at the straight victory and became the Timpanogos course, set a new winmajor leagues' first ner of the season with an eight-hitt- open record with a 72 hole total m the opener, while Art lloutteman pitched a for his 14th win in the nightcap. Larry Doby hit his 28th homer, A1 Rosen his 22nd and Vic Wertz his 10th and 11th round-trippo- 8-- 1. 6-- tC Aiamos Dane Fights 7, AYEST JORDAN MY (01 CACHL r Dl ( OF BOARD m A MRU LEGAL NOTICE (!' - j ties refuses to niestu however and 8 in : Is full of possibili- He 30 ri their chafftes as fair" in Skvline competition this fall, lientle John Is proud of his line, and believes, with sincerity, (hat his backficld Oct of I tah No s dav game , fuvi-lin- e good LEGAL NOTICE (.1 newly-crowne- have fol duv the following lins and Denver mm einint the the M and Hu Inmeci fust piactice sessions Colonulo Davis said I'lltlav lie will hold prospec ts. l rspec tn c tv . About 4.'. piactice-- . twice a dav fin most FORT COLLINS candidates tor ( oloi aim A v M ol the tn-.- ! ttuee wee ks of the Colleges tcmlliaii scju.ul an ex Mawm in on ettin.pt to whip touch Bob Ins squad mu. condition in the peeled to anwei Davis' call lor the fust piactice stioi t tune before a tougt opener against Kansas State at Mantiat session Sept Mills tan Sept 18 Gridili1! . will tic t'.Mjed will tie- av.ill-aiil- e Tuesdav. Aug 31 and will pose ten Ins a nucleus as to Davis duv that for pliotoi'i aphet s team. 1 tic Ham team will on Com lies will Join the atlil'-te- t I FINANCIAL REPORT Sweeny an investment turiM-froGROSSF. JOINTE, Mich , W -Palmer, who works as a manuPort Washington. N A , a- c now and d facturer's representative Arnold Palmer, the 1937 British Amateut ct, the I S Amaeur golf champion, makes his home in WickUf.e, was in command nios- o battle pion a uphill tough said todav lie thinks" he ll he Ohio, had wav alter the canning ttnec h. old Sweeny back to defend the title next vear with the on to go e die bn putts title. the but there s a good possibility he loie claiming hole fourth y bovs may join the It wasnt unil the 32nd to before very long Palmer went ahead for 're that old son of Palmer, the time But tie won the m x1 first a Latiobe. Pa , professional, and hawed tv o' hene to go struggled for a victory over the last three for v R toi v tered today in the wake of a thunderous attack which served ork notice on the labeling New Giants that the Biooklyn Dodger s' pennant express is in high geat. The end foi the Braves came after seven nightmarish hours Sunday night when the Dodgers completed a 12-- 4 and 11-- 4 rout that tinned Milwaukees ( ounty Stadium into a morgue The double deteat knocked the tiiaves Robert Sweeny Saturdav at the which Club of Detroit z games out of first place and Country amleft them in a position where earned him to the coveted ateur championship A either the Dodgers or New ork He was prodded about hi Giants an eliminate them bv plans a delicate situation 500 r ball the lemain-defoi placing the slightest hint that he since ol the campaign The Dodget s who clinched the was considering joining the pros would endanger h's amateur stat- pennant in Milwaun.ee on Sept 13 us and said onlv "I think IU he last v eat hamnic ted out 29 hits hark next year, but I can't say in the doubleheader. including e for sui foui homei. two triples and six Vlav Switch Soon doubles to me i case their a inning close to to the sandv-haue- d lhoe Stic ak to six games. Duke Snider Palmer dont think he'll and Gil Hodges wcie the chief executioners, Snider remain an amateur veiy long. Biooklyn Since his bovhood days, Palmer hitting fas 32nd and 33id home t s to drive in six iunx and Hodges has dreamed of following m the blasting home! No 35 and driving footsteps of his faher, Milford Deacon Palmei, who has been in foui runs pio at Latrobe since 1921. Dodger Tie Record A horrified nowd of 45 922 saw Aictory in the amateur makes the Dodgeis tie a lecord by scor- him a top drawing card right now, a name the pro tournament spon-sen- s ing eight runs in the 11th inning would like to have in their to tuin the opener into a debacle, and then club lout Milwaukee lucrative events If Palmer does decide to make pitcheis for 16 hits in the ntght-- c the hange before the 1955 U. S. ap The Giants, meanwhile, saw Amateur at Richmond, Va . he their fn lead cut to a would become the sixth player to nine game and a half when they abdicate the title in the long hiswitn the tory of the tournament, and the split a doubleheadei fa St Louis Caidinals The Cauls second in two years Gene Littler, the 1953 winner, won the opener on a pop-fl- y svCs-in gave up his amateur status and single by Alex Grammas, a 11 innings, but the Giants sal- a chance to defend the title. Golf vaged the nightcap. thanks' Thus, the United State to two homers by I)ustv Rhodes Association will keep its finger crossed in hopes that Palmer will and another by Hank Thompson because the' THE CH MP Arnold Palmer The fust game was a brilliant remain a simon-pur- e exhibition In which Stan Musial presence of the defending cham- - of AVTcklilfe, Ohio, won the Nahit two homers. Willie Mays ex- pion in next year's amateur would tional Amateur Golf ploded his 39th homer and threw be a big financial asset. out the potential winning run at the plate in the ninth inning, and Rhodes hit two triples after entering the game as a pinch-hittThe Cleveland Indians swept LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE 5 Herald Journal THo 4 I Pet-erao- n, - , en i Total Bonded Indebiedr.es $178 00(1 00