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Show I.OOA.V. CACHE COUNTY. UTAH CACHE AMERICAN right p-- zo F011ER CACHE VALLEY BASEBALL Ttu day, September 6. 1922, - il. Amnio COIfflOBEDiKIAH A B It. II Mrs It KagrU is the winnir ol the O.n'.s hull Ch.b wi'iiui I r. If Mis i.ul.r't (l.i!,,;! i, hip 1 . l.'i! J tor the f. mils on 71. rv-- I j d iy by l ting I., t J, ar s tl.a: h n v,s n .,M,' t on l iul,y Oj:n the (nils w.:h 15 V y hVan, th-th hi p ,ii. It w.l! ti'y I1' h lx Iniifr-ti- i to g to hir Sjkl.i'W that Mrs. Faikctt was for , jnn-rlof b mg Iiagui.r If Lundahl, one of the Lundal.1 twins ldaughtir of Mis. E V. Lut.dahl cf 0 this city. An account of the match has been received lure by Mis Sacked brothers, as It apjx'aiej in tlw Omaha lire. Il 1 tu (lull Tlw Cache was e unladed Monday afternoon on the Johtaon Grow tmr-luinw- difia'd championship, Bnuthflcld nod 9 to 7. Ajjiaii, club won t)i honors butAnialj; tling It out lor flirt honors, o.i difi-V'8und.y when the former Lrwbton and the latter ddi-aTrenton at Johnson s grove lx fore ow of the largest crowds of hr re Mr.ro tail! fans to o the days of the baseball. The following are the box scores for all fight games: MUST CAME HIDE FARK i ie the bic-e- avo-mLl- lex-gu- e Utah-Idah- il GOLF TITLE Smithfkld Wins Tournament Honors with An.alga Second and Trenton Thiid. Large Ciowds Attend. orf I'IIIS 0 Kh! .. Tula! AMkLGA Petty, 2b . Larson, as E. Ewing, e Danford, 3b Evans, rf-- p M. Ewing, rf-- p loi-aii- AD. n. . ... . ... - Reeve. If fib-rd- s . Thorn, lb Smith, cf Brigham City Promoter Fixes Ring Program Totals LEWISTON A.B. R. II .... 2 0 0 Talbot. If Smith, cf ulituh t j .i 1 & Jtk f,i, nit br Is - . Award Made to Piayers Last Night 1 1 : i f.rvie , th.-alr- t o.i . 1 P ta t ;,- . : : M :i eg- Lit p.,r 7 hah Ear- - B il Ca'ri ; li ii ty fheds 1:..; .! hed M . .c ty j Ki Spoil. Carnival f l. Co. .1. ,:i n 1 k 1 kodak! . batting li Std: l&h ..J Mi Ivor, Su.Hhfle' ii. To Compete ch.vin-P- " Lor, r 7'hu.n. Ali a', Pit. hi r In', E. J In n. Fiwn ll Jcwi hy, Fm.uh c,f second, dry cleaning I.( Star Cur. on. t( w.v 7 :.i third. lie fim Lom's Olney Bm.il.f.s-'M.l avd is. do jk i. ds of P.o ,r. 1 ri'.al fd lis, of Igai-'o- J n r stT.ku.g out the r.e t. fa h 11 :ht, Prvscilptljn Dns com- til.y, Pde Evji.s, Amai.a. Mw.1 p .t o..'s. bat. H.i.d-- I ware, pavive. catcher, on Trrvm! team. At live end of the prire diaw:.".", the nanus of al tlie players, manscorers. agers. umpires, Jud.es sure put Into a box and the number diawn entitled the innr to a beautiful blanket given ty Cache Knitting Works Won by Ted Lruls Collegia ns. I W'.l-kin- I nl hur j e .rhl Ii: With h,t a fr (I.,-t? ail ( ; n f ,1 inlay, P.)1 i iff....;,,: I fore .! hiMc s,!h tl.1 (Ik npeiunc of the U..il. , tie tr nil 25. at r..'.t it t'iah (X! : f'lale football praune. C ! :.e C'l'r.-..- ' s come to !, J1k Ronmry and C. .it ar ..n N rtimUr II and the fu.hj'r- "iking ovrriime tn g, t,,;g k. at 1'i.iv . Ih k'a ban y f. r the ramp. It mm ho Ji vsu l , r.irt his blut (f Ot's n y rctunad from n'M.y ilrvcn Tl.e u'.ui final w.l) 1,' ti n In Y '!oatt,ne park, has t.-:- . ' '. :v;;.g I'aved at !!: ;; nihl.ii put l of his t...' e di!l!. n the t'." a. xuek tuufrnv g Ag'd atd L't.lvt rvty of f- -i LI ti. h a '.i s, and upon to n J fae t! at the Ar;x wi.l r. t ,1 f r gristly because of the d ;ie ion, iiUhoiah irony of the gild d rv are gang to be Hg:.-;pic ed to conp'.ne the ichor, year R' iiincy ts plainly opiur., about the dome of his cohorts the coming conference race Oi.l, bn nun from U,t years rquji M.lf Modern Mark, t. Me will be iHbiiug, and appiovunaUl; Cull wh. Caclie An,eTlcan. 20 (quad tnen.lxirs wi.l be r , . r n . ; ye ... home runs, T botie steak. j IS htternun. Chuf lav Im.ud.n p,( d and Mac's cafe. Logan; thk are Lab kour.g, l.uUtwtk: beautiful E;f(ut to Captiol . fnnth, quarterback; El Smith, end Chrl'etLven Furniture Co Bill Park.r, guard and Pete and Lund .rent frarn.d plcure. tackle. O'.lver nun who play ruttiltuie Co won by Brown of ed regularly last year but will not Tiei.mi who tt ade the only home be back are: Thompson, fullba k run cf the tournament Shields, tackle, and Vadal Chll h throwing out moot men Allan Adams, flas! ; at Second base, grease and oil Jab baekfleld, sii!iomore halfback last year ts Caeije Auto Co. Logan. Hogan filling a mission in Europe. Tlic Lcwlrtcn. death of Virgil Cropley was a stagMast sacrifice hits flash light. gering blowr to Romney, who wav City Drug Co. Danford of Amalgs counting upon him filling tn at Plaver scoring last run. year's halfback. Cropley was fine punter and passer. The quarterback position chief worry at the present He doesn't seem to have another Ike Smith to shift to the signal calling position this year, and right now it looks Lfce he will hav t0 fnjm ,monB lhr sop- The Promoter Or-- 1 Brigham City lando Petersen says local fight fan.' 1 will see one of 3 rf Coles, the best bunch of 0 sluggers ever brought together 3 S Inyard, lf-- c In 0 the ring at Brigham City on Sat- 4 Nielsen, lb 4 Lewis, ss September 10. on urday night. 3 Lane, 3b Peach day celebration. 4 Coley, 2b Don Felt of Ogden, the coming 3 Merrill, p light heavyweight champion, who 3 Hogan, c ... has 27 knockouts to Ills credit out Bud Stilng-- 0 j of 30 fights, will meet 5 Totals known boxer. pani( e nationally Stringham has on equally pood re S.MITIIFIELD AD. R. II cord as Lth, having won most of I his fights on the coast. The win - 4 R. Richards, If In this conte. t will meet Jun-- 2 5 O'n.r cf Fulkeieon, Hanna. niy 3 . Ison Mdvor, p 5 M. llamtn, 2b l In the mat six round;, March- - r.,1. h C.utke and Ray Lowe, ar. ! 3 0 ant Grei n of Ilyrum, vclio Is fa t tl.e Olney, 6S j;.rkrs arc M.l!' r P.' an an 1 .coming to tl.e front as a Lo'ir, vv:'l 5 C' ; 1'e M.Dv.ald. M Donald is th. 1) ll.in en, c 2 no r t Hmry rnvK Gatlh Ch'k of'rnlv (.tie (,f the 5 Van Noy, lb egiin'ct who ha 2 Icran will go rix rounds with Kd i .id 5 V. Hansen, rf opirhnre. r.iy 5 Scrowther, 3b lCoy of Fa.t Lax" C.ty, ( rfu wh.le ex'rc- ' O'B: Sen of Tre ton, I laho, v.'i nu-.Is inler." tirg. The first 6 40 Totals 10.1. as waited a long tune to g.t a'.Mire Is on 8 ptemlx'r 2t with the return match w.th Samps m Jen-- 1 L mv rsity SEVENTH GAME son of Bilgh.am City, pels his, blanch. chance on Peach day. Some time j T1)e rcst ot lhe A.,ic srhedu!i ago these men put up one of the the conference foes and best four round fights corn here. one other tilt. Sampson hit the canvas four or y ana State comes to Log a a back October 1; the Aggies go to Boulder to meet Colorado IT. October 8, then leturn to Logan for a game with Western State, October 15. Jinx Conner of Biighani and Following the latter game, there Wayne Capener of Garland will start the show. Old Tima Financial Crisis The financial crisis of INST grew out of the refusal of President AnNo Polico Dos Breed drew Jackson to renew the clmrtw AMALGA The name pul he dug does not of the Bank of the United Stntev A B. R. H. Indicate any particular breed of This lnvtltuth n. privately owned, 5 2 2 dogs, but Petty, 2b-lmerely a purpose to which sought to become the unofficial banx N. Larson, ss dogs of various breeds can be, and of Issue of the nation with special are trained. Shepherd dogs of Ger- privileges. It was widely extendEvans, lf b Danford, many, France, Russia and Belgium, ed, and when a renewal of Its char ...... M. Ewing, and pure bred dogs of other breeds, ter was refused It was compelled U cross breeds and mongrels have close Its doors, with serious conseReese, been trained and used as police quences to all who had dealings Thnin, lb dogs. with It. Lewis, c Smith, cf Raymond, cf Coro Borers Homes The European corn borer Is not 37 7 9 too Totals particular about having a cornfield for headquarters; It can live In EIGHTH GAME coarse stems of more than 200 varieties of plants. TRENTON .... ill! imiicj Ai. Eh . . AnifUna. c- ;I TOURHALlEHi C'he eubariijUiofi LOGAN AGGIE PROSPECTS GOOD L'acla Etta to man kin he potlts an' oMlg'u," wild I'ni !e Eben. "I know a man dit atond wlf .ut kickin' while Ids wife dreaeil him np In fancy loungin' coat in' a gorgeous necktie en' a invokin' rap. fen she Inepeeted him an decided dot aiie couldnt live wlf such a A hx.kln' man nohow." f cm to signify his In'entlon of compgllnj la the Slate AMONG the carthil is Evron (Luck) Grant, former I'alrcrrity of Utah atar. Graat twice sarpasirj the world record I lhe 10 netre high hurdle rice list pr.t, skipping orer the atickl to H--l treaenda. The axrptcd wdrti record la 14.4. t Washington Star. A i THATCHER A Clothinf? Co. ' SECOND SMIllIf C. ME 1EI.D A B. R. R. Rhhaids. If Fulkotson, cf P, Hansen, Olney, sa M. Hansen, 2b W. Hansen, rf Scrowther, 3b Van Noy lb Pilcher, p j - COLLEGIANS lf-l- G roes beck, Nyonan, 3b Nielsen, cf Carlson, ss Hirst, rf Lewis, b lb . .. Aside from the growing scope and convenience of everyday telephone service, the operator has a good idea of what the telephone hits meant to people for whom we have handled emergency calls. An operator in one of our exchanges was on night duty some time ago when a woman called in, weakly asking for help. Sounds coming over the line indicated that the woman had then falen to the floor and dropped the telephone. Quickly tracing the address, the operator called police, and returned to the subscribers b c Dailey, p Sorenson, lb Hammer, ... JUST IN TIME! j Totals Westover, Hale, 2b 1 j p-- line. 3b-2- p-- . p-- lf LET US CLEAN Your FURNACE Payne, c Done, 2b 3b Wood, Jensen, lb Brough, ss, L. Jardine, cf Butler, lf-- p C. Payne, rf Brown, If 3 - 4 4 4 3 3 Overcoats AH. R. H. 5 2 5 4 4 4 4 4 4 Swinyard, If Lewis, ss Smith, cf Nielsen, lb Coles, rf Baer, p Layne, 3b Coley, 2b Talbot, If 1 1 SCHEBYS Cleaners and 38 W. 1 No. Phone 923 9 11 Billyh Uncle Barger Annexes Ogden Feature Tn the feature of an fjrht card staged by Bil fdassmann here Friday evening, Eid Burger of Preston, Idaho knocked out Epeedba.l Kaydsn. Ogden In the enth round of their scheduled Have the soot and dirt reoved from your furnace with our large vacuum Furnace Cleaner. ' Now is the time to stop those sn.oke and gas leaks by having is repair your furnace with our neW Iron Furnace Cement. Jackson-Fr- y Tailors a Wyoming which we will sell for only & Repair Bill. the Cleaning 3 Totals Winter Coal Bill Suits and LEWISTON Hogan, c And Cut Your We Have a Few 13 10 Totals NOW Midget Volume Tlie smallest hook In the world Is said to be a copy of the Rubaiyat published by diaries Hardy Alelgs, of an Inch measuring square. 4 4 sevten-rou- Hollenshaw of bout. Jack Winnepeg, Canada, decisioncd Rex Reese of Salt Lake In six rounds. Harry Hart of Salt Lake and Kid Skeet of Ogdon fought to a draw. Glen Barker of Clinton and Tommy Haws of Ogden battled four rounds to a draw. Eddie Dayle of Salt Lake knocked out Tony De Voe In the third. Art Davies and Ray Taylor, both cf Ogden, were the curtain raisers, but their bout was called no contest in the first round. four-roun- d Roofing felt ot mellow texture, choice quality and smartest lines. As light as a clear conscience. You can roll it, but you cant muss it. Great for golf, traveling, vacation, knockabout. Dont forget the You name Stowaway. cant forget its comfort. A crush-weig- ht What do you suppose the telephone meant to this woman when, alone in the house, she was taken with a sudden illness? Some of our operators are on duty at every hour of the day or night, as ready to help you in emergency as to complete a social or business call. Our thirty employees in Logan are actively interested in selling telephone service: they are your friends and neighbors. Any one cf them will be glad to discuss it with you, accept your order, or assist you in any matter relating to the service. Our office is at 22 East Center, telephone The Mountain States Tel. and PRICED AT $3.50 AND UPWARD Tel. Co. t Company Sheet Metal Phone 130 Wear The Stowaway Soon she heard the door being forced, quick footsteps and voices in the room. An officer who replaced the telephone reported that the woman was being taken to a hospital. . Heating 85 W. Center MALLORY HATS MOISTlA" CRAYENETTE-RESIS- TS |
