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Show PAGE EIGHT THE SUN, FRIGE PIE BASEBALL NEWS OF 1 There positions FRIDAY PTAH-EYE- BT TROK LAWRENCE, KAN TO LON- - AND NEAR BY DON, ENG AFOOT SCNEDIE AND SCORES u no change in the relative BASEBALL of the team due to last Sunday's contests in the Eastern Utah league with the exception of STATOnra OF TEAM Mnhrlaml, who advanced over Sunny-aid- e and Hiawatha. Price eaptared its fourth straight victory hy defeating Hiawatha 4 to 1. Mohrland downd ed Sunnyaide in a battle, 58 to 3 at 8unnyaide. HeljiCr, dogged by bad luck, lost its fourth straight game to Kenilworth, 4 to 3 Won. Lost. Pet. . 4 0 1.000 Pries I Kenilworth Muhriand 2 Hiawatha 1 1 Hunnyside Helper one-side- 0 2 .7) .MiO 2 4 .ooo 1 2 LAST SUNDAYS OAKES UINTAH BASIN LEAGUE When Llewellyn White, a journalism student of the University of Kansas, asked Mias Sue Moody, a classmate, to marry him, she accepted his nronosal provided they would spend their honeymoon abroad. Thats easaid White, and the wedding sy, was on. The honeymooners left Lawrence, Kan., for London, Eng., afoot. Mrs. Whits carried the following sign when they took to the road Lindy flew we have to walk. The groom had a sign whieh read Lawrence, Kansas, to London, England Road Scholars. While going to New York they will accept rides, but they declined to state how they expect to eross the ocean. NEXT SUNDAYS OAKES Runnyside at Price. Muhriand at Kenilworth. . Helper at Hiawatha. UINTAH BAKIN LKAGlK Won. Lust, l'et .818 0 Fort Duchesne .... 2 .7110 7 it Roosevelt ....... ANW 4 Vernal 0 R .444 than one base. In a slugfest whieh Arcadia ... ....... 4 J0I4 challenged scorekeepen to count the Neoia Duchesne Olty .... .... 1 10 ' .000 batters as they crossed the nlate with monotenous regularity, Rolapp won v ROOSEVELT, Aug. 6. Fort Du- over the Orange Crushers of Soring chesne's Indian team firmly einche( Glen for the second time this year. first place in the Basin Loop penan Woodward and Teaaic, Rolapp twirl-er- s . chase when they took the first garni held the fruit juicer batsmen of the semifinal rounds being playet down with their heady pitching, while on the Fort Duchesne grounds, de- their teammates were connecting with score everything that Nichols and Coss, the feating Neoia by the of 15 to 3. C. La Hose, Indian twirler, moundsmen for the Crushers, had to gave Neoia hut nine hits, scattering offer. Teasie knocked a home run in these, in five innings, turning the addition to several doubles. Two base Stats Chairman Karmen and 'Others Farmers back in order in four of the and three base hits were plentiful on Are Dinner Guests. rounds. In the second game Verna the winners side. The percentage oi! Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Davis were hosts overwhelmed Duchesne City 17 to 4, the Rusty Nine is now .875, the team and thereby gained undisputed pos- having lost one game to the Orange to about forty republican workers at session of third place, trailing Roose- Crushers and won seven. These two their home Monday evening, says the velt, and a place in the final round to teams meet again soon in what shouli Vernal Express of the 4th, in honor of Carl R. Mareosen of Price, republican be played next week. be a thriller. state chairman ; Mrs. Jesse J. Cannon The final game of the round will sea Roosevelt clashing with Arcadia. PRICE WILL KEET INDIANS AT of iSalt Lake City, vice president of the state organization of womens One of the three defeats suffered this KYTON CELEBRATION was workers; Mrs. Stewart of the at hands the of Arcadia in year e series Salt Lake City organization, and Seth Arrangements for a early season, hut since that time the Bean have been strengthened greatly with the Fort Duchesne Indian team Pixton, state bank commissioner. Atnd have aeeond place firmly pinched. to be played at Myton on September torney Charles DeMoisy, state eentral The four highest teams will play a 5th and 6th was completed this week committeeman, acted as chairman of lwo-gam- e elimination aeries next week by Manager Bills. Myton is havin an informal meeting, which was adfor high honors. If Roosevelt anc its annual rodeo on these dates am dressed by Congressman Dun & ColTort Diiehesne get in opposite brack- the ball games are to be one of the ton, Commissioner Pixton, Mrs. John ets a great game will be seen the final important entertainment features. The N. Davis, Mrs. Stewart, Mm. Cannon day, as each has defeated the other on Price team defeated the Indians, who and Chairman Marcusen. Ice cream, its home grounds, by a small scon are champions of the Basin league, in cake and punch were served and a real The final game will be on a neutn a double header at Price on July 4th. social time was enjoyed by the invited Ever since the defeats the Indians guests. . .field. , have been anxious to meet the Price Over at Duchesne the Duchesnel .RUSTIC NINE DEFEATS OLD AD- - aCTfregation over in their own coun- county republican precinct officers VEBSAEY AT LATPDA try. A guarantee and a split of the were the guests of the state eentral committee at a well appointed ehieken gats was offered the invading nine. Much interest has been shown in The Green River Mellon Day comtinner at the Travelers Hotel. Carl the young baseball teams of Helper mittee was also anxious to have Price I. Marcusen, state chairman, accomand vicinity after a few weeks play- play Sunnyaide at its program, hot panied by Mrs. Jesse F. Cannon, vies ing and in which a number of fast, the Myton offer was the first one re- chairman of the Utah republican lainteresting games have been witnessed ceived. It is probable that the Mellon dies organization, and Mrs. Stewart, In the last game whieh the Rusty Day committee will have one of the chairman of the Salt Lake eonnty laHine, Helper boy team, played with others of the Eastern Utah leagtio dies' orgsnization, made the trip for the oeeasion. J. P. May, county chairXatnda, the local nine defeated its old play Runnyside September 5th. Adversary on the home lot by a score man, presided as toastmaster. Covers of 14. to 10. Good pitching featured GREEN RIVER KELLON DAY TO were laid for Marcusen, Mrs. Cannon, the game, but numerous errors on both Mrs. Stewart, J. P. Ms, Ray E. Dill-maBE GALLA AFFAIR aides aeeonnted for the large number Fred Ferron, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-or- d of runs. Ifarketti, Latuda barter, was Carbon county again plana to McConkie, Mr. and Mrs. Ira B. in unusual form, but the poor work with the eity of Green River m 'annon of Mt. Emmons, Mr. and Mrs. of his mate lost the tilt. Vigor held staging their annnal Mellon Day cele-irati- 'idwell of Altonah, Georgs Powell of bis old position on the mound for the on Labor Day, Monday, Seplluebell, Mrs. Arthur Key. of Upako, full session and pitched his usual tember 5th. Plana for the occasion are drs. John Redmond,. Mrs, Paul S. game for the locals. Pierson icing worked out hv the association! lanson, Mrs. M. A. Bryee, Mr. and of the Rusties slugged one far into This years affair promises to equa dm. Homer P. Edwards and a Mr. the outfield for a homer in the sixth. or eclipse that of last year, when four Lindley of Chicago. The table was Heard and Thompson for the visitors thousand persons swarmed to that eity decorated with red pinks. each knocked a three bagger, while tor the festival. Melon Day last year Verdi was the only Ruatie to hit twenty thousand melons, including ten INJURY TO WHEAT BY PRAIRIE one for three sacks. This victory fol- thousand Water melons, four thousam DOGS AND RABBITS lowed closely upon another contest in 'ive hundred honeydew melons, five whieh the Helper nine won, 8 to 5. lunared honey halls and five thons-sn- d Grassy pasture ranges are,the natural Until the fourth inning the Latuda feeding grounds of prairie dogs. were distributed to cantaloupes, i eating the most nutritious grasses aquad led with a two-ru- n margin. The the Labor Day crowd. Almost a thousRusties scored three in the fourth and and persons attended from this coun- they compete with the domestic live from then on had the better of the ar- ty and from this part of stock for which pasture is provided, gument. Marketti and Vigor staged Castern Utah is again exnceted to and destroy from 50 to 85 per cent of the mors palatable grasses. Prairie a very brilliant pitchers battle that lelp make the occasion a success. anode the game nnusuallv interesting. dogs in a pasture adjacent to a wheat Piersons double and Schiros triple The wages of sin is death, but there Held, however, cause still greater damwere the only hits that went for more- ia always a man for the job. age, because they will invade the wheat field after fall sowing and will mow down all vegitation near their liurrows whether needed for food or not. During the spring and winter they nibble the tender leaves, and vhen the stem shoots up they like the joints of the stem and at one bite ireak it down. After the wheat gets I to the dough stage they nrefer the lead and so literally mow down the stalks to get at the heads. Sometimes lia cutting ia aa definite and elear as if a man had ent out a swath with a whether you buy from sythe. Prairie dogs will also feed on Local Dealer or other grain crons near their colonies, ua direct. lint their damage to wheat is tremendous. , Jack rabbits, also, have their natur-- f OmTmm ceding grounds on pasture and 21 Dp grass ranges. Six or seven jack rabPrim Fr bits ronsume as much forage daily as Get full particulars one sheep. In wheat fields the damage by mail today. Use they do ia comparable with that of below. 'Coupon prairie dogs. Other crops suffer, too, because of the variety of plant food . Sold On Approvtl the rabbits will eat. The biological .You are allowed 80 survey of the United States department of agriculture is furnishing leaddays' actual riding test before sale is control camership in paigns in states where these rodents binding. lave become pests, in order to eradicate them entirely from crop areas. 'he of all counties conname of nearest Mead Dealer. cerned is enlisted, and poisoned bails are prepared and distributed at eost Instructions are given on the best method of covering the acreage ineat Ojele So, Milage, A A L volved so that the days of the prairie Please send full Information and noma of neor-e- rt og there ahall be numbered, and the dealer. aek rabbit population limited to what Viw desirable from the point of view of game. Sired or Guaranteed. Lamps, P.O.Bcm wheals, equipment. Bombing planes may cross the Low prices. Send no to our shores in time of war, Tom. money .Uie the coupon. liut we faney none will ever go back. State. 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