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Show Itcb Big Game Golfers Set ogan Kunt Has I .ed And Biua A Tranlc Start Dinner Next Friday Hsrald Journal I V old big game Idahu's lluee-daseason was orf to one of its Lofvtn Golf and Countty Cluo's annual Red ard L!ue dinnoi, bloodiest starts in ytais with will bo undue, ud Fnday, ttnee men slot to de d!i, ,w.hcr concluding eunt of lie sci'-ondead ot a heait attack, one hunt6:30 pm., at the Amtuuan Le . n homo in Logan canyon. er ciiUcdlh wounded and a filth event for the autumn Plans vc,e anuuun.td today by leroveung lumi'a ,o..,ni Glen Worthington, sect et ary. The fdtdh"es were Lavience We aie allowing each'n "'imai to challenge an opponent of Sotin. 35. Stites, Ida, Cei.ild 25, Teto lia, and Janies er to pay for Beesev, the similar speed for the day's match E W cllai cl, u.t, Idaho Falls. (hum r, he said Vet non n,ht, 50, 1 mmclt. Pi ov ,o.i ,1 , pan nits weie died of a heait attack yesteidav SPORTS PARADE made by club oUicidl,. biought on bv exhaustion aftci Golf play for the event has spending all day on the mountain begun trails, m Boise county i. Membeis mav attend the By Own Brother whether oi net they play a Sotm died en loute to a ospitul match. after being hit m the hack Chairman of the entertainment today a bullet fired bv lus hi other by committee is Dale Mutt, who, with Jack. The bullet hdd glanced off P cadent Jaik Pal son is mak- a tree and struck the victim lust ing general plans two hours after the season openTlheie will be the usual leport ed of the president, of various The Solins hunting 35 chan men, and election of miles southeastweie BY OSrtR FRALEY of Giangeulle. otficeis. Beeslcy was found dead at midBallots hde been mailed, and The best BROOKLYN HP night last night bv Teton countv 7. to be returned Oct by inside baseball of the Wot Id aie officers who stdtted a seaic h Candidates aie as follow henes in the first three names fdiled to letuin For president Jim Miller, Lo- when the victim was the wav Dodger Carl Eiskme to his family home fiom a taiget Cliff Wair, Pieston. and gan. as he to Mantle Mtekev pitched Colburn shooting tup president Jim gtruck out the Yankee slugger andVice The otic eis said Beesley had Bob Wainer, Logan. four tunes in the third game while been shot through the heart bv a Treasurer John Clay and 22 posting his record 14 strikeouts. eahber bullet which appaient-l- y The first three times Mantle Rulon B. Scjunes. Logan. was filed accidentally Dnectors Elliott Bingham, was up, Erskine pitched Mickey Welldid was killed bv a stiav inside, tight on the fists. The Von Everton, Leo Johnson, Rav bullet yesteidav morning as he fourth time. Mantle seemed to Moigan. Pete Randall, and Clark was getting out of a pickup truck Three will be move back just a trifle in the While, Logan. to begin a hunting tup with his elected batters box. James and Ralph Oxley, ison, Parofficeis Jack Reining aie of Pocatello both Thats when Erskine outguessed son, Tom the kid from Oklahoma and blew vice president; Harold Kinghoin, Cassia County Sheuff Le Page Comer, president. a pair of strikes right thiough who oidcied an investLeRoy Anderson, Dr. Layton, the middle. Yankee Manager Cas- tieasurer; said the S M. Budge, James Colburn, J. igation of the shooting, ey Stengel hopped up on the dug-o- II Tavlor and Glen Worthington, accident took place on Cottonwood Ridge west of Oakley. steps and shouted at Mantle directors. that those were the kind to swing Wounded In ler Holdover diiectois include Dr. at Mantle took a heftv swine at Bob Artie L Obenchain, hi, Boise, 4 I John, Bob War- Budge. the next one, but instead of being Dean C Pack, Dr L. Keith '"as "ountltd n the leg wlmn he down the middle it was a grass nei, Gates, Rulon biiui.es, Maiv Daws s'GTod from b'hln,t a ,ne ln ,h(' I ong valley aiea in cutter which he missed by a foot and alley counShnley Jacobsen. 7 a7 -- h v , c. xs eJ p.-l- ul u'll have to ai i u d liHiibiui today. Two other levins O Lin fm (i x stalw at t t u , sigmla .ml thev'le' toe toast of the D Kp'av ng a''"'" t o Yc FiiddV m aht dt leateil Weber l to 0, knocking tlo W.i mux lioui the iipiic.itcri ljuks, and est.il- themselves us tie team to whip in the no ilioi ix Li.ih ia-- c uit, Mcdnwhilc, Box Elder blanked South (ailie 12 0 at Biighatn bioke mlo the win I it x , n column after two i omuls with a win over Ben I ciniond m the g ie stadium, and 0Jen took die me asm e ot Noi'h Cache 2o 0 din-ne- Wav Carl Outfoxed Mick Super-Anahis- Maybe Allie Reynolds, the of the Tankers, isn't as fast as he used to be, but hes plentv fast enough for the Dodgers Pee Wee Reese complimented the Oklahoma fireballer when Yank Golfers WENTWORTH. Eng, Amenta's professional golf stars (IP) fought off a bnlliant rally by Britains underdog players today and won the Ryder Cup for the eighth time, 6'a to 5 points. With the score deadlocked at Jim Turnesa of Bnarcliff, N Y. furnished the winning point Bobo- Newsom, the long time when he' defeated major league pitcher, has been Peter AIliss, the youngest player seeking the job as manager of the ever to take part in a Ryder Cup on the 36th hole, Atlanta Crackers. Finding Pies- - match, AIliss. the son of British golfing ident Earl Mann rather hard to star Percy AIliss, found himself convince, Bobo crackede Hire me and Ill pitch for you with Britain's entire hopes day and think for you the ing on his ability to make a 2'j foot putt on the final green. He other six. Both Gil Hodges and Billv Mar- - missed it and a tremendous sigh tin have a chance at Babe Ruths of disappointment came from the lop series batting average of crov d of 18 000. .625. Each of them is hitting an even .600 with jsix hits in 10 trips to the plate. But Hodges, who had the zero for 21 record horrors in last years series, is hoping only super-anahist- s, - j rid-on- to stay at his current pace. Im just keeping mv fingers crossed," he grins. You never know from one dav to the other what is going to happen to you In the box." But the bt ash Billy, a mod 1 of warps the to get ready to tevvnte the record book. then gave the Americans , their final when he halved his match against Beinard Del half-poi- Hunt. Irnlavs Krsu'ts o 20. Ninth Cache 0 12 south Cue he 0. I ('- -. u 12 Bin 1 omciiul 8. Ik ai Riv ei 19, W c be l U. Bus Big Game I The htg game next week has its T i emonton Gat land, in vvheie the mighiv llces and the potent He.ns quaie off m the traditional sister school battle. Outcome mav well uetiimme the eventual legion champs hii r Team Standings setting slated WednesOther games day this week because of U E eonv ention pit Weber at Logan, Olden at South Cat he diul Nuith Cache at Ben Lomond Weber and Ixigan will he scrapping to slav m the running, each having lost a game, while Ogden seeks to dispose of South Cache and stav alneast the winner of Bear River and Box Elder. At Omlen Fiul.iv night, the Bear River team hounded across the goal line thiee times m the second pciiod. i clung on a rugty. State Police Officer Dean Ben- ged gtound game for 15 fust nett who helped bung the victim downs. from the wilderness area in a Teamwork tortuous four-hojourney, said the bulet was fired by Bob Miles, ' Theie weie no outstanding .Cascade, a member of another plaveis; rather, the entire team mapei formed as a hunting party. Obenchain was biought to a chine, doing everything about Boise hospital, where his condi- light, and methodically wearing down the Weber defendeis tion was bsted as good. Hugh Naylor, Phoenix, Touchdowns were made by Carl Home Air Jensen, fullback, who smashed Ariz., a Mountain Force Base airman, was recov-erin- g over for the initial counter after from bullet wounds in the five consecutive first downs, and left knee and right leg which then later hulled over from the were suffered Thursday when a 10. and bv De ere Anderson, who caught a pass Horn .38 caliber pistol accidentally discharged as he prepared for a Bob Woodhead. At Logan, the Grizzlies scoVed deer hunting trip at Fall Creek. in the first and final periods. They diove down the field after taking the kickoff, using a mixture or ground plavs with Jodie Cowley, Emerson Eames, Frank Bench and Lynn Speth alternating in chores. Logan later diove to the four-yar- d stripe in the second period, Because of limitation of space and fumbled and the demand for tickets the Ben Lomond took to the air jdst High School and Knothole club befoie halftime, and wound up d line as the gun on the will not be admitted to the game next Satur- - sounded. In the second half Logan conday evening at the usual admission. trolled Hie ball until fumbling. The West side of the stadium is Hen Lomond reioveicd and after reserved full price. The East side two plavs. a pass gave the Ogden is reserved for University and dub its fust and only touchdown. Aggie students and student wives Big Two Minutes with activity cards and they may obtain reserved seats without until The scoie was tied cost All other seats on the two minutes before the final buzsold at will be side East tegular zer. Tiank Bench look the hand-of- f reserved prices, S3 00. and set ambled 50 yaids to There will be bleachers on the v and that iun meant scoie North and South sides and some for Logan along the east side of the field, At Noilh Cache, the Bulldogs these will be sold for $2 00. Stand- put up a staunch elofcn-,in the ing room tickets will not behold fust half, hut l an out of nowir in until all reserved seats are taken the sec ond Yoith Cache fum1 led If all reserves are sold by game on their own 15, and Ogden went time and there are still people to woik sroung after four or waiting to see the game they may fi ' nlav s , buv standing room tickets ior Ogden seoml twice in the $1 50. foui til canto, riding the wind that 'the Tmeis created in a high-geare- d t. half-bac- USAC Outlines Ticket Policy For Utah Game k. ball-carri- Wednesday's Schedule Elder at Bear Hivei. Wtber at Logan. Ogden at South Cache. Noilh Cache at Ben Lomond, Bov ft i. Prep Scores BY High 12, k - .VSr I o mu mndo one ol TMi; CIUZ7IIIK their two touchdowns is fhinvu hue, as L.iuiscm I HO'.t Lincoln 7 Beaver 45, Kanab 0 Tooele 20, Wasatch 7 IJaik City 20, Giantsville 0 Cvpius 19, South Summit 6 Davis 33. Provo 0 Umtah 27. Moub 6 Jot dan 40, Caibon 21 Murrav 39, Bingham 4 West li, South 6 Idaho Preps I acjL ames .YrVi-- 4,.0-- trnt-.- for Stoker, Furnace, Stove Weiscr 6, Meridian 6 New Plymouth 27, Achidn 0. Not us 13, Ftuitland 7. Mai sing 20, Middleton 19 Donnelly-McCa58, Midvale 26. Caldwell 21, Boise 14. Burley 21, Buhl 7. Mountain Home 34, Wendell 12. Gooding 41. Odkley 0 . the Coal to Burn . CASTLE GATE ll 25 Ontauo, Oie., Kellogg Riggins Genesee Lewiston 40, Cor! W. Sanders Coal and Wood Co. 710 North 35, Piiest River 0. 19,, Cambridge 0. 24, Orangeville 0. 32, Cocur dAlene 7. -- a GATE CASTLE "YOUR Nyssa, Ore., fcth DEALER 293 Phone West Grid Fatality SYRACUSE. N Y Yjr' w"r"7 i . h two-yai- , HP John senior guard on the Boston Lmvcisitv football team, died yesteidav of lnjtiues sulteied ln last night's game against Sviacuse University. lie was believed to have died fiom a head nnury but doctors weie awaiting the results of a examination to SACRAMENTO. W Gov. Fail post moitem dec ide the cause of death. The Warren and Lt. Gov. Goodwin J. 4 tie. game ended in a Knight met yesterday to iron out the final wrinkles of transfeung administrative power before Warren leaves for Washington to take his new post as Chief Justice of the United States. The new Chief Justice w ill leave for the Capitol at 7 am. today! BROOKLYN HP Carl Erskine and will be sworn into office Mon- - set a new W'oild Senes record day, about the satpe time Knight Fllday bv slllkmg out 14 men is taking the oath governor1 wbjje phing dle Dodgers to a of California. victory over the Yankees. Warren returned to Sacramento Here, in his ov n words, he tells last night after he made a fare- how he did it. well television address in San' I wasnt shooting at anv lecord Francisco. out there. All I was aiming to do He pledged that he would give was our bdeks away from the the best that is in m to interpret wall. get the Constitution fairly for all the Weie still a long wav fiom it people and defend against being home" yet. but with Yecf every 'assault, rpgardless sterdays victory at ierfst we besource. mov gan uphill And, if nothing Californias was else, theingYankees governor at least know named to the post Wednesday that were in the Series. will President It EBcnhower. by To you the truth, I didnt be the first time in neatly 11 have tell the foggiest idea that I had years that the state has had a bioken any Series iceoid for change of administration. who held stnkeouts. I didnt "The Supreme Couit is Rk de- it and now that I know found out that fender and protector of the Con- How aid Ehniie of the Athletics Vh stitution, Warren said, and if set the old reroid with 13 strikethrough the years its woik is outs in the 1929 Woild Series, CARL ERSKINE well done there will forever be I'm still rot sme that I can even one law for all men. name his spell right. The firat inkling I icceivcd (o pineh hit in the ninth but about Breaking the rceoid was frankly, I wasn't too woriied. I when Preacher Roe congratulated felt we had the victory pietty well me and told me what 1 had done in sight by then and I was de, HP! - Westminster in the clubhouse after the game termined OGDEN, not to lose it. Tou're kiachng me, Pieath? College Parsons, out to piove That homer by Roy Campanella t. emselves anv thing but the per- I asked him in the eighth gave me the nicest ennial doormat of tne Intcrmoun-tni- n Now, Carl, would I ever kid feeling Ive had since I pitched n t, Collegiate Athletic Confer- you about something like that? that game against ence, "lomped to a 4 win Fri- Hoe laughed the Chicago Cubs. June 19. 1952 I could fee the pressure mount- - That vv as the sweetest walolp I've day night over the Weber Wild-ca.ing when Johnny Mize came up ever seen. Seventy yards of penalties for the Weberites in the final half, ELK HUNTERS plus a blocked punt paid off in the winning TD for the Parsons HUNTING INSURANCE from Sait Lake City. $5,000 Principal Sum, $250.00 Medical. $1.1(1 Three Days In the only other Utah game Of tbp 1CAC, Carbon College of SQUIRES INSURANCE AGENCY Dixie College in ai Pncp 21 Federal Ave. Phone 1100 mgm iame at St. George, 13-- Warren Leaves For New Post 14-1- uc-toi- give-and-ta- Wasn't Shooting At Any Particular Record thud period. Box Elder power was just too much for South Cache. In the sec-- i ond period, the Bees dm e 40 jvaids on running plavs, with Wil-- i ford Christensen, fullback, nah-- , ing over from the three In the third, another chive netted 50 yards and a score Ixon tail, halfback, rained it over. The Spartans couldn't iieiee sconng terntoiy. Erskine 2 ' attention was called of deer rifles to the sighting-iat the Logan Rifle and Pistol club tange todav All aie invited to meet at the range from 11 a tn. to 5 p m. today. mouth of Dry Canvon. and sight in their hunting rifles. W'e will furnish targets and a spotter to help vou check vour no-hi- no-ru- DELUXE if QJ Hunters n club officials sain can be furnished to club membeis only this year. gun. Weber Ecws 20-1- passo Hunters Invited To Sight in Deer Rifles Today Are You Making PILES More Risk 1 for Yourself? Fild out! by getting important newbulletin. Approved by hospital's mecheal staff Write today tr McCleaiv Hospital, E1013 ElntS! Bivd , Excelsior bpimgs, Mo. - HOUSE PA! 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Reybenolds throws cause the ball looks smaller than ever with his speed. Bobo Wants Job ricn Lo-a- cgm-niitt- - klJ Ore I'-- Best Baseball: vet - Sm ihf ''Id - Lewiston - Preston ed 12 6. |
