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Show THE .JORDAN JOURNAL. MIDVALE. £TTAH - -- Champion Bobby Jones Plays Golf for Crippled Children - i U. S. TAKES lEAD IN EXICAN PESO UNDER SlUMf I WORLD AVIATION COMING IfN;~N;;;t~ 1 lj UNDER CONTRO '·· a PUt;b I u •• in : A I COIN DROPS, CAUSING ADDITIONAL ALARM; GOV· ERNMENT IN DENIAL I FIRES - , ' GENERAL MANAGER NATIONAl. AIR TRANSPORT MAKES STATEMENT • . +++. .+++++++•••••••~•••.""" REPORTS GENERALLY LEND EN COURAGEMEN T; TRENCH WORK NEEDED I Myton.-Storms every day ror a week culminated in one of lhe worst storms ever experienced in this locality \Vednesday. Rain came down in sheets and hail was deposito<'. in some Half A Million Dollars Has Been Spenl places three inches deep. The hail ...u,our•v Trade Severely Affected; Con· I Since Beginning Of 1925 There Hat Fighting Fires Outside The Na· troversy On Endurance Test; covered an area of about five miles Here; Flying of Renaissance Bee~ I Organization Is To ln 11 estitiona! Firests; 100,000 Acres long and a mile wile. ·while c More Than 200,000 Passengers gate Slump Burned Over damage is noted it is thought .,. siderable Carried Last Year . was not seriously hurt, seed the that , 1 ripe, and, as t':le pia~ being it none of c· . 1 ' weathel e Mont.-Favorabl was wet from previous rains, it was Mex1co 1ty.-The Mexican business • . Missoula, now States United Cbicago.-The on where nerves are already most of the fores areas of tho not easily damaged. 1 m 1 accordaviation, in world Washington-Mon tana-Idaho distriet re- l as a result of the economic boy- , leads the Salt Lake City.- Data on the fors ulted in marked advances in checking ca_lle~ by adh~rents of the Roman j ing ;o Col. Paul Henderson, general industry in the Intermountain estry eating been have which flames the iiaLnOIICS cause m the present reli- manag>er ot the National Air Trans1 Utah and Idaho, are co!'J.tained sates, several for timber through valuable controversy, Tuesday felt addi-1 port. weeks, according to reports to forestry in the annual fotestry almanac of the The unequivocal statement Is based alarm at the continued slump o! 1 American Tree a ssociation, recently b.eadquarters. on a nation-wide survey of the AeroThis almanac is pub 1shed published. Tu~sday's silver exchange showed 1 ~autical Chamber of Commerce, find· The most menacing fire now burn- 1 in the interest of the lumber consers1lver peso reaching 4.20 per cent mgs of which were announced by Col. ing is on the Clearwater forest, where I vation movement and contains similar goverand vice-president Henderson, as compare~!. with Monday's each gust of wind scatters the flames data from every state. 1 nor of the organization. The study . to 4 per cent. and starts innumerable spot fires. I VernaL-Lieuten ant J. H. Peters of Bankers, however, repeated their de· shows that in tho last year, five and Fou:· of the largest fires on the 1 San Francisco, representing the.- U. S. that the depreciation of the sil· one-half million miles were flown, Kan!ksu re!!erve now are under conGeodetic survey, was in Vernal this peso, interms of the gold peso, more than 200,000 passengers were 1 trol, bm. it will require an additional week to set up a magnetic compass been caused by the boycott, which carried, and air express in excess of hundred miles of tre1:ch to hold the at the courthouse grounds. These inCatholics hope will create a busi· 112 tons was transported by the 290 I!ames on that fore Gt. truments are esta blished in north and I depression sufficiehtly acute to ' commercial operators reporting to the Crews on the P end Oreille reserve south para llel locations of the air mall 1 1 the government to modify its chamber. • · · · · I reported good progr ess, although, as lf ·J Bobby Jone;;, holder of the Amerkan and HrTsl route and eventually in every county at game golf exhibition an ?layccl who Jamplons!IIJIS, which ~.: in ~·hlil~~ le<; situation the cri the of Epitomizing benefit j thf' I for Ky., Barhourvllle, ious poliev. in the Kaniksu, much trench work is seat, said Mr. Peters. The lieutenant Meanwhile, a government commit· aviation found itself at the beginning attraction for the more than 5,000 vlsitorfi ,,;~l VPnllett;n ::rl~~= I~~~~~~u:n sectwn of eastern Kentucky, vied ns an needed._ Fires on the Flathead were is working between Utah and Califor1 saddle mare. Both are on fh e-I!H~ted of financial experts 1s completing of 1925, t!Je survey says: "It was un- shown In the picture, with Boi.J Adair• prominent At! an t'a 1ms,1ness man,P owner of \ Pndetta, In the sad tile. held With the exception of the con- nia. orglnzation to investigate the econ- der-rated by a few influential officers Clagration at Woodward Lake. SeverSalt Lake City.-If a motor truck c situation on the disordered ex- of the army and navy. It was Ignored al of the fires in the Flathead are reconwas action praetical as far so in you a dust barrage on the highgives Stroke That Won Jones 1 QUEER SITUATION Schoolboy Is Insured ported to be dying out. One new The boycott is continuing to reduce cerned by leaders in public life; it was fire on the Kootenai and three on the ' way between here and the Uintah lbasOpen British in SLIP Title TONGUE BY luxury trade, the women's apparel regarded askance by business. d'Alene forests were reported. 1 in, grin and bear it-that is, If you From the story of Bohhy Jones' last Coeur it are a loyal citizen of Salt Lake. You 1926, mid-summer, in now, "But theatre picture motion the and 18 holes in the nritish open: can afford to. That motor truck and in Mexico City. It Is re- may be stated that much o! the former New Yorkers Storm Tossed Pitcher Use Must Manager eleventh .Jones ml~sed an tJ1e "At the of nineteen others operating between commands high the in reserve to be operating mm·e severely his total, missing level to opt>ortunlty posdisappeared, have He Names to Umpire. other portions of the republic, al- 1 army and navy New Yorlc-A sudden and furious he~e and the basin are adding more a th1·ee-foot putt after a faultless Mexico City is without any- ltive and definite attention has been three to the edge of the green. He thunder storm demoralized New York than a half million dollars a year to Thursday, flooding streets and sub· the prosperity of Sa,lt Lake. even pretending t.l represent ac· , given by the administration and Con"If you were a big-league umpire. lost another stroke at the thirteenth a ways. crippling transportation, toleof '.rh~ name the general conditions elsewhere. gress; and finally, with the entrance next. you the gave at bark manager it a an.d but got Roosevelt.-Alfa lfa seed during the of responsible men and substantial was who and ~ight service. Lightning I last ten days is not so encouraging, game p~one the prostart e pitcher to fifteenth saw him even with tJ 1 capital into air transport, the place about 2,000 miles away from the scene fessional when Watrous' putt overran I killed a boy m New Jersey and caused the outlook now being that the crop Air of German Holds Control of aviation in commerce and industry of action, what would you do?" asked six feet !tnd be missed the return. ; sixteen fires in the metropolitan area. will he slightly less than in 1925. Two is now very generally recognized. Billy Evans, noted American league The sixteenth was halved and thE.>n at Stanley Carpenter, 15, was the victim or three important districts, which ·:-. ~¥~ Berlin.-In conformity with a law There has been, undoubtedly, a reumpire, recently In a fanning bee. the crucial seventeenth .Jones found a o.f the storm as he cross~d an open last year produced a large tonnage .·."The rules state that when a manager shallow sandplt just o1T the falnvay, . f1eld at Hightstown, N. J., with two of first class seed, will this year have l&l!Jsea last month, the government is· naissance of tlying." gives the umpire the name of a pitch- llut a spectacular mld!ron took him younger brothers. The brothers were stringent regulations regarding only a small fraction of last year's 1 Reserve System Brings Savings er to start the game, said pitcher to the green 170 yards away. shocked by the lightning, but unhurt. output. While nothing definite can construction, Importation and use must pitch until one batter either has fiying machines in Germany. Air· "That stroke won for Bobby-11 A hundred v:omen and children im· be given out as to the tonnage comWashlngton.-U se of the reserve must not be armoured, have been retired or reaches first base In single strokes can win golf champion- prisoned in a flooded tunnel in Cenpared with last year, It seems certain prcJtecti.on of any kind or be supplied system by government chiefs in set· safety. Then the manager can shift shlps. He took a four to Watrous' 1'tral park were rescued by firemen. In that It win be materially less, although anthe of amounts arrangements for mounting rna- ting aside certain If he so desires. With Jones le-nding by a stroke 1 lhe municipal ferry house at St. lnd;cations are that the quality will five. exunforseen for of war. It is forbidden to nual appropriations "So that it won't be embarrassing, the tl1emselves George thousands o! commuters stood wedged players .,onstnlct import or use machines the penses has Incidentally resulted in a no names will be mentioned other through crowds entirely encircling the ankel deep in water, waiting for trans- be equally as good, 1! not betetr. b.•rlvc~ments of which can be controlled new means of government saving, the than to say that the game was' played eighteenth fairway. Salt Lake City.-With the object in .Jones' drive portation to their homes. Transit on bai· reserved having now treasury permis-1 Special point. a central in the American league. thir· !or i zed d paralv. was Island Staten the down far and straight w nge view of compiling accurate data for 1 1i from the ministry of communica-~ ances of $291,8.34,651 for the last two The home manager had a left· m iddl e, w 1 le- Watrous' tee Rhot found ty-five minutes. Floods also caused nineteen·l;ear-old bander and right-hander warming up a bunker and his second another at the short circuits that blocked the sub· the manufacturers o! the state, the in· Ortman, l<'red is ne('essary for the construction years It was revealed by Director Lord Beaver~ of the Portland the for hurler dustrial department of the chamber of he 1 report. annual his In importation of modern sporting , of the budg~>t prior to the game. He was undecided left of the green. Five was the best way system at three points. insured been has league, Coast Pacific commerce Is conducting two surveys, . aside I set All military instruction of . r~~trves were ordered to be as to whom he would start. On the the professional could do, while .Jones one of which is to ascertain what prod· $100,000. for managemc>nt club the by th b Tl fo par his ohtalned club, up until three or four days prior Is forbidden. Airplane factories I ftrst In 1!,122 and In the first three • Diamonds Will Yield To Radium •en egan ofe ur. high Portland a ucts manufactured here may be profit· Is Ortman 2 Young to the game In quefitlon was a promis- nerve-racking walt for the return be licensed by the ministry of years $ 21,140,137 in unexpended balNew York.-All you need to turn ably exported and the other to deter· I Is looltNI upon as one Ing youngster who had seen consider- Hagen." CO!nn:tunications and all aviation stud- 1 ances from these funds were added to school boy, and re$100 yellow diamond into what a],)- mine to what extent Utah coal mines ne a finds. greatest baseball's of able service in relief roles. He had must he registered, as well a!! all I the surplus fund of the treasury. "The 1 to bt:! a $700 blue diamond is may hope to compete with those of Los in pears game one-hit a pitched been shipped to a club In the Amerl· success of this procedure," Mr. Lord cently or unfinished machines some $8000 worth of raidum, accord- the middle west. said, "in preventing deficiencies in a p- Angeles. . · ·---- _ can association for more experience. Beaver.- More rain has fall en since propriations and in saving public ing to Dr. C. Everett Field , director "In giving the name of the piteher first of August than during a ll the the York Carry Secret State Discussion fun~s has firmly embedded it In our New of institute unRadium mana~er, the of home the to the- umplr<', months of the year. Monday's previous ree th y a a use \Vednesd would public he e mad who declded as to whether bl d b . national budget system. There Is now Paul Smiths N. y -T 1 · · th f acceptance general unrhinkY rou e · • left-bander or right-hander, Shakespeare m:tnaged to write his ~ ult~ · of s0veral years' experiments. rainfall reached six-tenths of an inch e prmc1p e o .· tense situations urovoked by the pitchthe of name the in wrote ingly immortal dramas with a vocabulary of \Vh eth e r or not the blue ston es would with a little less the pending day. A that the mmir~lUm am~unt of money to •T•mc•n debt and M~xlco'fi reli ious the to shipped been hnd who er only 23,000 words, which pro,·es that stay blue, or Rhift back to the "cheap" total for the nine days in August Baltimore is the largest city in the President Coolidge ''"as i! se- be expen~ed Ill any fiSCal year is not minors. Sha!,espeare never broke a $12 bras- I co!~J', lat;,r •• Dr. Fi eld diet r.>1't' prete~d amount to 1.6 of an Inch. Haying is conference with Washington for of necessity the aruounk appropriated country supporting a mfnor league before minutes few a until "Not j ~,o J..now. i\o one knows yet, he saHI, being hampered by daily storms. Prosby congress, but the smallest amount baseball team. sle. , •ruesday The conf • manager home-team erences were upon which • th b . the did time . game because onr expe rim L.nts have not pects for a third cuttivg of ha • • • • • • e usmess o. the govover the telegraph wire which he Hurrledlv mistake. his di~cover Y are I good in the rainy belt. Adele Cook of Detroit, Mich. , 1 lasted long enough". Powell Osborn, utility intlelder or • ,...,,.."' connects the White House ernment can be effectivelv_ administer~-!sit the but matters. adjust to tried - -- - -- - Washington with the president's ed un~er the program outlme<l by con· the Ew.wsville Three-I league team, Ing manager, possessing a sense or promment horsewoman, who has 1 Washington.-T he condition of;.the Five Entombed Miners Rescued as a polo player, Is fume achieved club. Quincy the to loaned been has gress. office here. apple crop on August 1 1926 things Utah make to desiring and humor, the only woman to win honors as a • • • a production of 932,000 bush: indicated who miners five -All I~y. Sale.m, unplea:;~ant, Insisted that 1 temporarily Extra precautions were taken to game. coach in the ancient Ethan Allen, all-around athlete star Radio Compass Test Arranged the message 11 which passed, of course to weather and subject els, the at cavein a by 1mr•:·~soned were • • .. man the that to. up 1 llved joined the rules be Cincinnati, of University the of mably between the president and I Washlngton.-R adio compass sta- I the Reds In the East. He is an out- announced to pitch do so until at A San Antonio golfer found $20,000 1 Hudson uune last Thursday were I other Influences between now and hartiona along the Atlantic coast from reached or atate dqpartment. retired least one man was ln stolen securities hidden in the brou~ht to the :;urrace alive Thursday vest, according to the bureau o! agri· fielder. be wlll probably Norfolk to Boston 1 at said All wire loops which are first. rough nfter the had sliced his drive. I mornmg. R:mdolphe Cobb was the cultural economics, division of crop airother and naval serve to "The start of the game was del11yed This Is nil very interesting, but wbat I· ~Jrst man to ~each the top of ~he and livestock estimates of the United to connect with nawspaper of- opened Walter Higuera, a Paso Robles high and commercial telegraph off!· craft traveling the coastal airways 11choo! pltcher, has been signed by the at least five minutes by what seemed was his score for the hole? I ohaf_t. Cobb. sa1d to the crowd wh1ch States department of agriculture. 3. waited anxwusly; "Hello, there boys. were ordered closed whfle the j within the next month, due to the un- San Francisco Seals. He will report a heated argument at the plate, which, • • • Salt Lake City.-Establish ment of pt~rt the on f'm not sick." The miners were greet· l camouflage was mlddleweighl however, the Flowers Tiger -..,.,~,., of. messages passed between ' expectedly rapid work of the dirigible llext spring. of the visiting manager. Of course, It champion, has b~en knocked out by 11 ed with cheers when they appeared. ~· new intermountain bea culture staSm1ths and Washington. All Los Angeles In calibrating these sta• • • . ton may come to utah, according to slip of the tongue, but l'annma Joe Guns, Sam Langford, Lee The rlense throng on the mine proper-.,.,,..,.,. ••,,.~ along the 600-mlle route 1 tiona In order to determine the factor Hoot Moore, former University of was merely u Anderson, Jamaica Kid and twice by 1 ty pressed forward and It was neces- a letter _re~e!ved by D. H. Hillman, r;lven strictest Instructions not of error for each radio compass cen- Alabama pitcher, has been sign<>d by It produced a queer situation." state ap~anst, r;om James I. Hamto scheduled is r sary to detail national guardsmen to Angelem Los The ter. • Kid Xorfolk and Jack Ddaaey. • Usten ln. Memphis and turned O\"er to the Mon1 bleton, aplcultunst of the United crowd.3. the restrain hangar J. N. leave her Lakehurst, Is Fast Scott Pete roe club of the Cotton States league. States department of agriculture. Monday morning, weather permitting, The Assodution of American Horse • • Kansas Hard Hit By Heat Brigham City.-Utah's fruit crop, for a trip down the coast as far as Charlie Je:fcoat, se,·enteen-year-o ld Shows, l.nc., consists of 76 members , Many Hurt When Oil Bolls Over 'j the Poyner's Hill, N. C., radio station. southpaw, who Is helng given 11 trlnl the exception of apples will be with , Shows throughout the United Stutes. Kansas City, Mo.-Scorching south larger than the' crop of considerably were ~ersons Kan.-Several ?an.-y, . I sections various In fixtures annual nre swept the southwest again and She will circle each radio compass sta- with the Yankees, won 10 high school h d' m)ured and a small pamc started at 192" and winter · of the country ' summer r "• accor mg to t e report Issued 8; 30 o'clock here Thursday night le:mtler·atur<es soared well above the j tton on the coast 011. the way down, games with an average of 20 strike· • • • Andrews federFrank by ednesday \\ . · th ll ·h mark, setting new records ! checking up a visual compass bear- outs per game. 1 01 Th~ each statistician agricultural al the at , tank e. urnmg Because of scarcity of woman polo "' en • summer and b!.lwing only to lngs with the radio compass bearings 8 011 000 at is year this crop farm Gas company rivals In the state ot Maryland, the Prairie Pret<ident Dule Gear of the Western maximum of the hot summer of : as she has previously done with all the • h b burnsending 1 over, \\'omen's Polo . association of Bait!- near here bmled After a hot nlght, however, 1 stations on the Long Island shore. Ul· league has announced the signing of las compared against 110,000 oil several hundred feet In the ,_ ushels, more l><sucd a challeuge tQ a n[cked 1 lng ast year. an !JUS e s as Texas. Austin. of I<Jstlll 36 0 l:nsh , .,, 1 .. was some relief, the weather 1 tlmately the ship will make a similar wh1ch tank, OO·barrel . he • r. a this contest the for on poloists was man ot formerly team Estill umpire. , the wind 1 check on all of the Atlantic coast staall·r..•m announced, when ed Ogden.-A road crew was en was struck by lightning and set afire month. early Into the west and then 1 tlons, when they will be available to Texas league start. : "arl:r Thurs,lay morning, had attract- Wednesday In removing tons of rock • • • • the northwest. lt lO~egree drop 1 furnish directions for aircraft under Nearly 2,000 men competed in Intra- f ed nearly 2000 persons to the scene. and debris washed on the main s:;.lt George Sisler, now manager and \ low visibility conditions as they now expected to follow. mural sports at the University o! Cars were- parked near by, the cur- Lake-Ogden highway at the foot of the St. Louis Hrowns, The hottest weather In twenty- . guide ships at sea approaching or first baseman of Southel'll California during the last lous spectators flocked into the farm Wilcox hill Tuesday night as a result 'nad his beHt year In 1022 when he years was reporte1l by Winfield ' leaving the coast. seuson. This Is the largest turnout and efforts of employees to keep them rl! a cloudburst in Farmingtl¥1 can· eq~alled Ty Cobb's American teague ------,....... u .. , where the thermometer reached # yon. l>attiug record of AW. for these sports In the history of the back were futile. Topeka, with 105 degrees, and Bad Fire Reported In Payette Forest Salt Lake City.-Desplte the fact • • • • • university. off!. forest national Bolse.-Boise J ex· d;grees, 103.3 with .City au~m~"'~ that much of tile tourist trlvet is Navy Aviation Students Ready • Bryan Harriss of the noston Hed Satindirectly notitied were here clals . te;;!Deratures ;_;ll' the highest " Sox is the tallest man in the major the regof all that per cent horses Eighty-five die 1 Washihnl!,'ton.-:-Two hundred and going east this year, due to the many thoroughbred !stered , urday that a 3000-acre tire In the Pay1>. leagues, ~tanding 6 feet 6 inches. Wal· conventions being held in Philadelphia 1 ~eventy-two ens1gns who took the two In th~ United States succu b b f was hard hit by. the ette national forest in th e G ar d en va1. ter Gautreau of the Boston Braves in Kan~>as· ll Corn ,. · I• connection with the Eesqui-centen· in aviation special mont.hs' they rea,.h five years olil. 1.~ 1 e or~ 1 "-lld one-hair ley section of Valley county has been who measures 5 feet 21h inches, Is th~ eepec~.a Y 1n up 1and fields. 'W nutuber <.t .fotalitles occllrs ebe~~ee~ : ('ourse at annapobs, the navy depart- nlal exposition, Salt -Lake and Utah and In placed under control · A repor t a 1ao ~hortest. burned werer badly tiJrFJ;1 _. shows ~'lopl i:icott, two and three years. . photograph The . ~----, nt:-nt announced Thursday, will be dis- can expect a heavy influx of tourists to was received that a new f'Ire i n the • • • . ....a.r.uers "'ere forced . hp.a.,s the l'ete, as known popularly more tnbuterl among \"arious ships of the during the remainder of the summer • • • 1 Umpire George Mugerkurth of the ay or oreeu corn to livestock. Deadwood river section of the Payette Scott, outtlelder. City Kansas former .Ja,·elln throwing is one of the old· fleet about August 15th. This repre- months, Grover C. Howe, traveling e state:. board ot agriculture said forest is threatening to spread Into the International league staft' was relem:ect now playing with the Chicago Cubs, Is forms of athletic competition sents half of the class that graduated 1 :Dassenger agent for tha Lackawanna est not even SOi't;hum crops, which Boise national forest. The slide gulch to the American association by as- said to be the fastetit man on his feet in June, the others I railroad, announced on his arrival almost drought resi!ltlng, would fire in the Boise forest was reported signment of contract. 1\Ia;:-erlmrth re- in the major leagues. Pete Is a ver- known to man. It traces back to the 1rom the Academy last summer. 1 here Wednesday. course the taken ~p,•ar th1·owlng days of the vikings, 'taving quested the transfer, to he near his extlngulshe_d_._ _ _ _ __ unless rain f~lls soon. satile chap. if the occasion demands home in ~Ioline, nl. 1 ja\·e!ins were thrown from ship he also can go bnc.:k of the bat and do wlH•n Ogden.-Wor!t was begun Tuesday Proposed Plane Route To Canada as lmplemeuts of warfare. ship to • • • Peking Awaits Definite Word Lives 1 backstopping. efficient some on a concrete reservoir in morning pasproposed Minn.-The Paul, St. • • • "Rusty" Yarnell, Philadelphia Na· Peking.-Confirm ation of the cap.. Buffalo. K Y.·-·Elevtn persons are Is the third Young Mr. Locke of Iowa has ' 11enger and freight airplane route North Ogden to be userl for storage Killifer Is Factor ot have bee>n drown~?!:! as the ture of Nankow pass, key position of tionals' pitching recruit, ·om Detroit to St. Paul wm be ex· water for fire protection. The reser· playing now playpr bull league 23-80 of a second from the major clipped I "mys(ery wave" which Kuominchung (national arm:r) In the re~mlt of a being two seca other of the 23-80 with spectacles, Hornshy Rogers winter who ~nded to Fargo, N. D. and Winnipeg, voir, being bunt upon the advic; of out as 100-yard dash record, Ideked engaged was Klllifer, Bill.ast •wept nranrlt an(l Yarnhc.n: beaches mountains north and west of Peking, 1 To!'· and Lee Meadows of the Pirates on be ng the margin by which tho Man., unrlet' plans made at a confer- ' Fire Chief George A. Gra,res, I's to C b t manager of tl Chi 11r. The bodies or Hcven of those by the allied armies of Marshals wu porcer of the Cardinals. cago u s, o act (lractieed diner pet'itllts his luncheon l~ , pcrishen have b•;t)l: recovered. Pei-Fu and Chang Tso-Lin, still .reas .:~ach and scout for the St. Louts companion to beat him to the h k ence of officials interested in the Ford have a capacity of 10,000 gallons. • • • • c ec · reliability airplane tour. The confer- ! • • • to 1 ot hen•, at !irst repr,rterl missing mains lacking owing to interrupted This youngster, Tony Lazzer!, Is get- Cardmals. That move now seems Logan.-A committee representing has eace decided to start the new air ser· seventy-six, aged Eyck, Ten and Jim front took the It for between stroke, master a communication been have Father Re,·. The l>lter lor·ated. quite an extra base hitter. be to ting Utah State Holstein Breeders' asthe k•liiHl}'er of the faculty of Canisius the capital. Both warring factions Seldom does a day go by in which the to St. Louis not only an excellent been coaching the crew at Syracuse vice next st)ring. Pilots of the planes claim victory in Saturday's battle and former Pacific coast star doc~n't come coach but a right-handed pitcher, Vic university for the last 23 years. He participating in the reliability tour sciation has arranged to meet with ·~~C• sold he believed the tragedy ".a u>erl by a aelcl\e. or eudden the dlspos.itlon in Peking, only twenty- through wi til a long wallop. He's Kean, who was procured from the Is the last of that once famous "Bi~ tuner! up their maehines ~arly Wed· tbe llveatock committees of the Salt The othel'll nesday %nornJn~r for the bop to Des Lake and Ogllen chamber ot com· ,.,~~~'''1" of lltmr,•pher!e prer~sure, auch etx mUes away, 1s to await deflultA certainly mnklni a big success of bls Cubs In exchange for Short.~top Coo· Three" In rowing circles. 1 merco 110011. word were Jim Rice and Charley Courtne:r. M:ol.nes. oc:1·uned last y•ar on the lakH. • I j I I I · I , I I I 1 •I I I I I " .. I ! 1 I I i I IBA EBALL ~~~ NOTES MJ I Mr~. I I . . .. 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