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Show Thursday, June 9. 193$ CACHE AMERICAN rage Five LOGAN. CACHE COUNTY. UTAH of P Id tl.(i are the home of Mrs Kota Li. Arl !:u' iXkivi.', Mr a: d Mix vi i ttl I i Kid:iiii Mr Rnd Mu art daughter of Sn.t Lake wne gursli nn.itry M-- " Atini s Monday Hit Anierk-U- i the best Cathers m the league By A. II. Gibbon Mis. Lo Goa', of Salt Loki M.w AuxiU.uv Duplauig a brand of ball tii.it and should go places If he kn p in (tinge of the pro- - ' us tlie guest of Mis Peter Lur- ill n they hate xJiown only at interval i.is th.n up a & Bn J Mw. Ihotiu. Muir Sun. T!r ilia muilnun knot Iced off Slut ley jn spite of the one sided mho- Mae by a six to tlrn-auomp.ii.ad at tin- - day and Mmidav. store to go 15 to 8 ln the lnal g ,nM R bBarrett' mto a tie wuh them for first plate Pave Ifanrvxk of Salt Lake pl!u'' great contest. No question about s Vance I). Winker "r in tl.e Conuntirul Ita.ue. But a those fellows from Iftbs Sunday and Mtmduj spent knlell Honcoik pked a trom- while the Post Officers were pla- - stand sis of )wr parents. Mr. and ti, play some sparking boll buU 10' lm,lnIunl1 b' 'b Mrs E J. Hincxxk. HUT a clutinpimuJup brand of bull Cacdon in centerfleld probably Bart.ett hnmrt Hardman. the Dress Makers were nouteablj 'toured more ground than d Hardman rnte lallw d Mrjs any off. espetlally in tiieir hitting other fielder could have done. k'raduale of the L'SAC Rate the Memorial day In honor of Mrs uress. Wide Lee Hales did a great Job And why not. being the Taj L, T. Pierce and son Denis. Mns leading lNU':r"rlJlu Tll Ann Hardman all of Salt. hurling to spike Uie big guns tn sprinter at the college and the aound'1 by ! !i'ua tbe departed loed oia-- j;nM.rson Powell of Coalville, Lake; the murderers row, the Shirley way he bait out bunts. When it gravea Mrs were decorated bca utlful Elira Stuart. Miss Barbara with men were oioutbly suHertng came to it didnt go so stealing were art 0f vVelLsvlle; bail the backwash of that one bided well for that catcher of the Wells-1- ? Stuart Hardman, A dUrtng the afternoon. Victory lust week. Miss Grace Bateman of Logan. vlile bojs was on his Uses when was in tlie dance at laid night and Mrs. Lynn Sorensen of Sliirley Mae started things off he wasnt throwing his mask amusement trail. j Salt in tlie first by scoring two runs around. Luke City, Mr. and Mr Rof Alj- of Weiser, Chfford Stauffer of Hyrum were and then putting tlie mailmen' Fred Astle. for tlie Pur Mr- d iIrs- - parl' Sor- - dimier guivts down one, two, three in their men hit one pitcher of Mr. Hcrir)of the longest lut Idah0half of the Inning. In tlie next ever recorded on that field etivn, Mr. and Mrs. Chauncev Stauffer. Monday. and frame the Drexsmakeis went score- - he did It with three nvrn Mr, and Mrs. Anunon Mr. Vance D Wulker was on Sorensen, less but the Post Office crew bases Mr. and Mrs. George to a nlctJy arranged duuier scored three runs as a result of! And. raon of Mulad. Mr. and Mrs Monday In lionor of Mr. and Mrs look But )t llk? lhu f two infield errors and a scratch Andrew Cooley of Salt Lake, Geo De'7 Ctr, KIrs' Curl Nbova from 4011 d!luhU:r Prof- - So', n hit by May Ion Hales, manager of WaJcer and daughter, Thora of thf 1? u.,., of tlie USAC, ad of Log fa Carlin Nev.. and Mrs. Hek'n Waltlie Madmen. In the last half n,. f chaniP15hlp. 5 y cnsb,untly and .Mr. and Mrs. George Bigler, Mr ker. of the second SlUrley Mae Un8 Gar d tier, Mr. and Jos. C. Sorensen, under the dianother tody to tie tlie re Mrs. Hubert Bowen, Charles Bo- rection of the MIA U conducting there it stayed until the sixth in- -i ! ning. Then the mailmen scored a' Plant .,wen of 8dcn E- - p- - Shelton of a study class every Tuesday even- which URen out of, California, Mr. and Mrs. Orson inf tn the ward chapel. A study of couple more run to give them Hower ffden should be trans-- Ilancock of Victor, Idaho were the New Testament U taken up good lead and then they added , pla nted to the vegetable patch to; visitors on Memorial day. and will be very helpful and ln- another In the final canto. bloom for cutting. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Kowalils and te resting. But It was a thrilling game all the way. Twice the Dressmakers had men on third but Lee Hales with some sparkling support from his team mates bore down and retired the side. In the last half of the seventh It looked like the game still might be lost. With the end of the Shirley Mae batting order up It looked like the Po6t Office men might have an easy time of it. First they muffed a couple of easy fouls that should have been easy outs. And found themselves runners on second and third and none out. It looked like most anything might happen, but Squires pop fly went Into a fielders hands and Vanderhoff was caught before he could get back to third and a long fly to center field ended the scoring for that1 day. Mannus Falsie v was the batting1 hero for a second time with two hits out of four times up. For the losers Lee Checkets got a couple of hits that helped the scoring for the Shirley Mae Team. In the first game of the evening Cold Storage looked like a winner when they went into the seventh with a two run lead over Als bike. But a home run with two men on b. ought home the bacon for the Pedalers. Both pit- -' chers were hit all over the lot and the fielders upon whom rested the responsibility of winning the game.1 Graves, paying fielders, Utility for A made a couple of sensational catches to pull A1 out of a hole. , In the final game of the even- Smart Streamlined design Cast mg Jacks Cafe looked like the winners of last week for a couple g of innings then they blew up and ijwith genuine. Aristrocrat, the Service station men got away celain Enamrl. to a lead. In the Valley league Monday night there was enough softba.1 to satisfy most anyone. Those brave Chrome plated Mixing Faucet, souls that endured the chili at-- 1 and scores mosphere to stay large Attractive Steel Cabinet, finished until the final game between Wei-- I lsville and Heb's Pig Stand was' dulux with Black Steel Base. over scarce reached home until it is and midnight piobable that Tom Rowley who officiated in all three games was calling strikes in has sleep. In the first game the Valley Market won from Clark Auto However the auto painters did their part to help by making numerous nuscues. In fact there weie enough to take the heart out of any pitcher and it piobably did with Jorgensen. For a time the score was tied but it grew moie onesided as the game progressed. Logan Laundry beat Morning Malk though the game featured some great hurling between Brenchley and George Peterson Sprinklers For a time it looked like Sport-wewith some new facts m the For lawn or garlineup and King Kong Kelley Bus Will den. give Schaub doing the hurling might fine spray. chalk up another victory. Bus had plenty of speed. He threw them past the batters often enough and past the catcher too often. And when balls get by Wes Schaub they either have plenty of speed or else. But Grants men refused i r to concede defeat. One might almost call this gang slow starters but they gather momentum as Bamboo At any rate they they go on. 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