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Show SEPTEMBER 30, THE MURRAY EAGLE, THURSDAY, Win Football Tickets! MISS W an(l eehlyVarade of Sports By I. G. High School Girls Enjoy Softball Game MONDAY, Sept. 27 In a thrilling, spilling, and exciting soft ball game Monday evening under the new lights, the Sophomores led by Rachel Kezerian, pitcher, rallied in the first inning and forced 17 runners across home-platRachel knocked two homeruns in the first inning, and held the Juniors scoreless until the third when June Meyers and Virginia Demke scored. The Softies scored four more home runs in the third and rallied rgain in the fourth and scored 15 runs. BotW Mary Baker and Dorothy Demke hit hard line drives for home runs. In the fourth for the Juniors, June Meyers, LaRue Mortenson, and Maxine Adamson scored, and in the fifth June scored again with Ann Stilavich for the Juniors a total of 8 runs. Many spills and freak plays kept the spectators laughing although the game displayed much good talent for a girls league next summer. The only accident of the evening was that of Lois Stauffer who sprained hermi ddle finger. e. Tennis Association To Meet The first meeting of the newly elected Tennis Association officers will be held next Monday, October 4th, at 7:30 p.m., in Murray City Hall. The purpose of the meeting' is outline plans for the coming year, along with making requests for improvements of the Tennis Courts so that next year, Murray City will be able to accomodate many "hundreds of players on her courts. Officers representing Murray next year are: President, Mr. George Doran; Miss Carol Thomason; Secretary, Mrs. Les Aamodt; and Tournament Manager, Mr. Les Aamodt. The above named officers will appreciate support from every individual in Murray. If you are not familiar with the game, come out in the evenings and it will be taught to you. I deem it essential that these officers have the support of all, in order thatMurray can rank with the best in Tennis along with the Softball Field. Vive-presiden- i 1 t, MURRAY DRUBS MORGAN 28 TO 0 Hansen kicked off to Morgan on their 20 yard line. Morgan, safety man, returned ball 10 yards to their own 30. Two tries at center failed to gain, fumbling on third down and was recovered by Evans. Wolfley for 5, followed by Evans for 6 and a first down on Morgan's 20. Beck dashedleft end for 3, Evans hit line for 4 more. On the next play Evans fumbled, recovered ball going to Morgan on their own 12. Morgan hit line two consecutive times for 8 yards. Hansen slipped through line and held Morgan for no gain. On the last down Morgan made the spectacular kick of the day with ball rolling out of bounds on Murray's 7 yard line. Call kicked to safety man returned to Murray's 30 where he was hit hard by Green, fumbling ball, with Green recovering for Murray. Beck ran around right end for 55 yards but fumbled when hit giving ball to Morgan as they recovered. In two tries Morgan gained 6 yards through center. On next play Prpich slipped through Morgan's back-fiel- d and threw them for a 7 yard loss as the quarter ended. Score 0 to 0. Murray took the ball on Morgan 40 yard line. Wolfley's pass to Putnick was good for a first down. Wolfley made 5 more a left end, Barney made it a first down. On a lateral Delis to Wolfley, to Beck placed the ball on the 1 yard line. On the next play Evans went over for the touchdown. A pass Wolfley to Putnick was good for the extra point. Simons replaced Green at tackle. line. He was Murray kicked to Morgan on their downed in his tracks. Morgan failed to gain on two plays. A pass was good for 4 yards. They punted out on Murray's 46 yard line. Wolfley made 3 yards at right end. Evans carried a reverse for a 3 yard loss. Murray took time out. On the next play Wolfley passed to Putnick 20 yards away. Putnick received and carried 30 yards for touchdown. Wolfley rounded right end for the extra point. Meehan replaced Prpich. Hansen's kick was taken on the 5 yard line and the man receiving was hit hard byMee han on the 10 yard line. Simons slipped through for a 5 yard loss. Morgan kicked to Murray's 35 yard line. Wolfley made 3 yards at right end. Morgan Wolfley's pass on their 20 yard line but was hit hard on the 25 yard line by Wright. Morgan made S yards in 3 tries then punted to Murray's 40 yard line. Beck returned it to his own 35 yard line. Murray took time out. Subs: Bringkurst, F. Evans, Youngberg, Trip, Plott. Evans made 4 yards at left tackle as the half ended. Score 14 to 0. Hansen kicked to Morgan's 30 yard line. He was downed there. They made 4 yards on a reverse. Then they made a beautiful quick kick. Murray was penalized 15 yards for clipping. Morgan refused the penalty, giving Murray the ball on their 20 yard line. Beck made 3 yards at left end then Call kicked to midfield. It was returned 10 yards but Morgan was penalized 15 yards for using the knee. Murray took the ball on their own 35 yard line. First down 10 to go. Call made ix yards in 2 trips at center. Beck skirted left end for 10 yards and a first down. Murray fumbled a lateral pass but recovered for a 3 yard loss. On a bad pass from the center Call ran back, picked up the ball and rounded left end for a six yard gain. Call kicked to Morgan's 25 yard line. Morgan hit center for a first down and two trips. Morgan's end caught a pass good for 9 yards. They then lateraled for a first down. Mormade 8 yards around right end placing the gan half-bacball on Murray's 35 yard line. A pass failed and a trip to center failed again. They then went through right tackle for went around left end for first 7 yards. Morgan half-bac- k down on Murray's 23 yard line. Tripp and Dahlquist broke through to throw Morgan for a 4 yard lots as the quarter ended. Score 14 to 0. Murray replaced by new team. 4th quarter: Morgan's pass was knocked down by Delis. Green went through beautifully for a 4 yard loss. Quick kick placed the ball on Murray' 4 yard line. Tomich kicked mid-fiel- d, 30-ya- rd k Y J13 HIT 1937 Get In The Prices For Cattle Ah Goes To Town innin Football Tickets Try Make Sharp Advance Over Salt Flats Prices of the better grades of slaughter cattle advanced sharp ly in August, and in ine nrsi half of September they reached the highest level in many years, the Bureau of Agricultural Eco nomics reports. This advance was attributed largely to the marKea cattle in shortaee of erain-feof Prices the slaughter supply. the lower grades, of slaughter cattle declined in August," but slightly in early strengthened September. of it is expected that prices cattle will be maintained at a relatively high level until increased supplies of grain-te- d cattle become available next winter and spring, when it is catprobable that prices of such tle will decline. Slaughter supcattle are now plies of grain-fe- d much smaller than they were a year ago, but an increase in cattle feeding is expected to occur this fall and winter, chieiiy because of the improved feed and the grain situation this year obtained profits relatively large from cattle feeding operations during the past 6 months. Little or no seasonal decline in prices of the lower grades of slaughter cattle is expected in the next few months because of the strong demand for stocker monthsand feeder cattle anticipated during this period. Prices of the lower grades of slaughter cattle in the first half of 1938 are likely to be maintained near adpresent levels or even may vance seasonally in that period. Cattle marketings probably will continue to be fairly large in the remainder of 1937, except from areas where drought conditions during the past lew years have greatly reduced numbers. Slaughter in this period is not likely to be so large as in the corresponding period of 1936, however. Shipments of cattle and calves from the 17 states in the western cattle area for the period Irom August to December probably will total about 5 per cent less than such shipments this year is expected to occur in the Northern Great Plains States, where marketings in 1936 were unusually large because of drought. SALE OFANDIAL FOR DAMAGES Ab Jenkins on the Bonneville salt flats averaged 157.27 for the The contest of all contests! All you have to do is guess the football scores of each team listed The person on opposite page. guessing the closest score of a certain game will be awarded tickets for said game. If all questions are answered correctly in the ads on same page with closest score, two tickets will be award- hour endurance boosting his3 by previous summer's assault miles per hour. Asand was sisting the genial Jenkinsof Inthe three times winner dianapolis' 500 mile classic Lou at the Meyer who swapped shifts A skidding car as 170 miles per hour almost wrought havoc to the trials but Ab mastered the situation and escaped with a sprained shoulder and a set of blowouts. Hardly had the photoelectric ineyes clocked the auto manes anto Ab's possession when nouncement came that two Eng lish race artists seek to dethrone the Utahn. Captain George E. T. Eyston plans his assault on the salt flats course in a few days with his Speed of the Winds ship seeking the endurance marks and a later try at Sir Malcolm Campbell's 301 m.p.h. John Cobb is the other racer who is now preparing his car in Surrey. 24 one-ha- ed. For instance if you say B.Y.U. 12 and U. of U. 14 as a guess for that game and it is correct Mr. John Doe, if that is the winners name, will take his pick of tickets. He can choose the Y or the U. depending on which game he would rather see. The second place will then take his pick of tickets and son on until all four tickets are gone. The High school games will be carried the same way. lf Friday afternoon finds Murray playing Granite. The winners will then be entitled to tickets to any home game played by either school. Jordan will be idle this week so there will be a total of 12 tickets given away for the 12 PRIMARY TEACHERS HOLD closest scores on the high school MONTHLY MEETING game. The winner and son on can take their choice of tickets to The regular monthly meeting games. They will be able to at- of the officers and teachers of tend the next weeks games at the South Cottonwood Primary either Jordan, Murray or Granite. held their regular monthly meetPick as many winners as you ing Monday evening at the home like. Do not delay. Not much of Mrs. David Owen. A social time left to pick the winners of followed the business meeting. the two games played this week. Mrs. Afton Jenson and Mrs. All high school students may Owen were hostesses for the leave their respective schools, but evening. must be handed in before 1:00 p.m. on the afternoon of the day to take shee from, call at the game is played. All other con- Eagle and subscribe today, so testants must leave their picked that you too can win free tickets. winners at the Murray Eagle Imagine! one university winoffice by the same time. ner will save you enough money Teachers at different high to. subscribe for the Eagle for school that will take your win- one year. Subscribe if you today ners are: Miss Reynolds, Granite are not already the best receiving High; Mr. Ballard, Jordan High; weekly paper in Utah. and Miss Jacobsen, Murray High. a year, urray, you are Only $1.00 losing valIf you do not have the paper uable tickets! out of bounds on Murray's 50 yard line. Again Morgan failed to complete a pass. Putnik intercepted a lateral and ran all by himself 50 yards for a lone touch down. Hansen converted. Score 21 to 0. Hansen kicked to goal line and returned 15 yards. Morgan gained 5 yards with a pass and two trys at center. MorBeck returned 10 yards to 40 yard gan kicked to line, then rounded left end for 7 yards. Evans failed to gain through center and Murray was penalized 15 yards for unnecessary roughness. A pass from Wolfley to Call was good for 50 plac-m- g the ball on Morgan's 30 yard line. Morgan yards, for penalized off sides. Wolfley made it a first down. Lateral was good for another first down. Putting the ball on the 2nd yard line Wolfley went over his own right tackle for a tough down.' Hansen converted. Score 28 to 0. Call kicked to Morgan's 20 and it was returned to the 7 yard line. Morgan passed to their own 45 yard line for first down. Two passes failed. Morgan passed for 30 yard gam as the game ended. Score 28 to 0. mid-fiel- d. FOOTBALL CONTESTANTS Mar d well-finishe- Contest! d STATE OF UTAH, County of Salt Lake. In the City of Murray of said County. Most girls are about politics, but be interested in IL ? man. Oh well, nature8 to most girls, but you knJ when most girls start t! down their past always catcls up with them. Isn't "mi a rj shame. l,TH to ft aror and ". Those overheard limmv n ""5? saying, but it is harH who thev mpani t.:. T'Ut day Timothy was certain boy named Scottfa rive Well I understand he ? rived m time and was swell, didn'thavetow! horned "IVI . t There was a fellow who, m complaining that he had note to read, was handed a book k a chorine. But it didn't help J, he was a mind reader. Wto reminds me folks, Max Trips walked past a mind reader t other day and she reached cc and slapped his face. Can m imagine why? Mae Walton is trying to speed up her high school career because she wants to get married Watch out Bob, I heard you a a good candidate. It happened that three rrfi strayed up to Morgan the other day. Yes, and three never stray, ed up, but you would think the way they came shaking out so the office the other of day. Upon coming out of the dressing room the other day in Morgan,. Barney was reminded that he had dressed to quickly. Vej thinks Barney, I am not bashful, so he stepped behind a car, and completed putting on his trousers. "So you can't tell whether your blonde girl friend is smooth or not?" queried Dick. To which Frank replied, "No! she slaps rr.j hand every time I try to fed out." 7szi WWEIIMll WINE All IN VARItmi 20 alcohol in my possession the described following animals, which,, if not claimed and taken away, will be sold at public auction to the highest cash bidder at 5151 South State Street in Murray City on the 11th day of October, 1937, at the hour of 1 I have by Toluat p.m. One Jersey cow and calf. The has an ear tag as follows: Cannon's Dairy Farm, Hunter, No. 27. 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