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Show . THE 'JOURNAL, PAGE POUR Home runs Baer, Hill, Hamlins. R Swinvard. J. j Wickham, Egan. Double Plays- Neilaou to Cowles; Talbot to Cowles Jt" Neilson, Biggs, to Lowe. Innings Two UIir.lDI EC HUillDLubtJ I rWICTHW LChIiJIUII IN SATURDAY FVanklin Sftiith field L 1 0 . .. June 28 Jun,lar-welterweig- Two s, (AP) r. ( l.00 1 : . .... 0 Tuesday, June 28, 1927. UTAH COUNTY, ,. about the favorite cigarette for throat protection, hed say to you: I the champion, and -j hours 20 ntinuteg. Empires YVick- 2;Mughy ,,ctlahs,. he defeated last er. 'SpuK 'ho' .009 haw and Feltman ' month In a challenge bout wilt .000 j .. SiiiHhfleld Mint. Preston card arranged for 0 Ithbi.iond 28 Smith have places on. 00QI PMITH1KLI. June .. field tibk aWssly played game from the fobs park July 12. drill right Sammy Bakthe Prestca eiatora on their own er,Callahan FRANKLIN, Aung woo, stopped er defeats Lew Mon Sn a thrilling eu- - grounds brlle seore of 16 to 7. Ace the Hudkins recently Myers, the counter on Saturday Frankin came Eleven errors chalked against the from behind in the ninth inning and visitors spelled defeat as the I1'!' Stsoinlaus Loayas, scored three tuns, just enough- - to Ionite outhft the home club 13 t o j 'I10.-.-ri6,llttn j?1 a beat the Beet Diggers 9 to 8 At 9 Rowe and S. Chatterton hitweHl " one time (he score read ' to 2 for for- - Preston while Oltiey, . Hansen arranged by Pro- the visitors but consistent hitting and ' Done did U Uvies for.tbe r 10 Provide bv Franklins sluggers and loose do- - Irfrals, 'Hanson and 1 Bone clouting for t0,er "nl M,uUn A , u,ldid fesiie plav bv the visitors enabled the pircuft. soldier and sgiior in Chicago hos- V- .'.PRESTON . tile Pioneers tb register their first Wln over Lewiston In two seasons. J tne American Legion. ii 1 and W. Wnkhaia and E Choles lead .Chatterton, the attack for the home club and Rowe, lb AVeston Lew istftn CACHE - Card in Chicago mer. out by llaer 3, Full' j mer 2, Egan 4, Hill 5., Bases on Bet. balls off Baer 1, Fullmer CHICAGO, 4, . 1,000 Hill Hit "by pitched balls- - W. outstanding 1 OOOrickham by Baer. Time of giune 1 . CITY, r. ? Were you to talk to Lowell Sherman On Benefit Fight GAHEjH5 Struck YV. !. LOGAN Spug Myers to Be hits base , fy-- n. . "It is a wonderful thing to realize that an actor can indulge, in' smoking and at the t same time. retain the quality of his voice 1 New-York- IWf11' I j R. Swinyard, Neilson and C Baer Hurd e were heavy stickers each connecting. 1 Webber, rf for two hits Baer, who started on Russell, the Beet Digger was relieved by leterberg, cf Fuliuer in the 7ti and it was from! Totals. bis offerings that the home .club thrived. The work of Biggs, receiver i SM1THFIELD for the locals was noteworthy, while Wait?, if . Hill, who relieved Egan in the 4thOiaey, as plenty of slants which decieves the most alerL A I LEWISTON Beamons, Done, lb 'f I League, Leaders Antong The Majors (By Associated Press! Including gaeiiis of June 27. 39 8 11 NATIONAL Batting: Harris, Pirates, .400. Runs: Hornsby, Giants, 60 AMERICAN 3 2 Batting Schang, Browns .SSO. 0 Runs: Ruth. Yanks, 68. Hits! Gehrig, Tanks, 99. Doubles Burns, Indians, 26. 9 0 ; 37 16 9 27 Totals Triples: Manual! Tigers, 10 Score by innings: , Homers. Ruth, Yanks, 24 Stolen Preston ..A bases; Guetln, Senators, 20020001 2 5,4 2 L0 2 0 16 (Of Slsler, Browns, 10, Smithfield Pitching UReuRier, Yanks, won 7, Summary: Stolen bases Rowe, 8. Chatterton 2, Vaughan, Waite 2, lost 1. Olney, Done, Williamson. Home runs Ful2 hours 30 minutes. I'mpires 26 14 6 Hanson, Done. Three base hits Scorer Geo E. and kerson Hogge. base Two Williamson. Hickeolooper,' E. hits S. Chatterton.' Sacrifice hits South. 0 RugseU, Ewing. . Double plays-L- . 0 Russell to Hickenlooper .to. Rowe, 1 8. Chatterton to Hlckenlooper. J LONG SHOT WAS 0,hy Russeli 2 0.0. Chatterton 0 0 1 Vaughan, 1 ' 8, Scrow 1 ,ther 1. Credit-victorto Ewing. 1 Charge defeat to Russell. HRs bat- 0 ted off Russell 7, Vaughan 1. O. 1 Chatterton 1, Ewing 11, Scrowther 0 2. Struck out by Russell 1, Vaugh- 'an 1,' O. Chatterton 2. Ewing 9, 43 9 14 27 14 4 Scrowther l. Bases .nn balls off Totals ficoro by innings Russell 1, Vaughan 1, O, Chatterton 22110020 0-3- -- -- 89 '4. Ewing 1, - Scrowther 1. Hit by ; 00200051 Franklln pitched balls- Waite and Olney by Humma Stolen bases Neilson, O, ChatertonWild pitches, Ewing-L Swfny Cole, Biggs. Passed balls. Hurd. Time of game- -- Lowell Sherman, of the stage s greatest favorites 2-- 3, -- 3. You, too, will find that Lucky Strikes are mild and mellow the finest cigarettes you ever smoked, made of the finest Turkish and domestic tobaccos, properly aged and blended with great skill, and there is an extra process "Its toasted, no harshness, not a bit of bite VICTOR AT THE y -- HOMEWOOD TRACK CHICAGO. June 28 (API Only! four known person!!, fm hiding the owner, bet on a bprse that paid odds or 182 to 1 at the Homewood track yesterday add when the long shot came home i victor, two almost swooned and another a Negro i Wh In New York you art emxlutfly (iW'crt id tee koto It u.hy Scrtkef nr. nuidti mi w t exhibit, comet Bryadway and 43th Your Throat Protection stable bo, tunoil imnd springs until he ws exliuated It was the Keitturky thorughbml Rlup Blood who wrote iae history for Illinois when ehe finished two lengtns ill ffont in the five fur- long race. The hprsen owner, Car- ter Kveiett, apparently was ;he onh person In the park yyho wager- el more than 2 He playtd 3J0 on the nose and toilet ted $3,(151 Me was overtome whtn the odds1' wtre pouted A glass of water had to be loaned to a woman in the dub house wlio bordered on hysterics when ..h, gut, that her J2 ticket atross the ho trill jluitl leturued her $610 20 A man tit ar the Judge a stand who hud stiuaiideied $2 on a win tnktt was, Bicycle Race Larsens Annual 4th of July Bicycle Ilace From Smithfield to Logan A1 It is the one event that every boy Ulh a Bieycle looks forward to every ytar. Most of the boys this year are youngsters that have never raced before. Lets make it a bij? one this year. Following are the Prizes for the Race: AM 1st Priz3 . 2nd Prize yA 3id 4th 5th 6th 7th Sth 9th 10th 11th 12th 13th 14th Prize Prize Prize Prize Prize Prize Prize Prize Prize Prize - Contpanji Watchfoonated by Eclipse Machine ' donated by Iver Johnson Cycle Co. Pair Tires, donated by Federal Rubber Co. Pair Tires, donated by United States Rubber Co. $10.50 Gun, 1 Prize Watch, donated by New Departure , $1 8.50 Gold Prize 15th Prize $25.00 Gcid Mfj. - 1 Racing Saddle, donated by Troxel .Mfg. Co. Pair Tires, donated by Fisk Tire Co. I Diamond Chain, donated by Diamond Chain Co. 1 Vitalic Tire, donated by A1 Larsen. I Pair Pedals, donated by Torrington Co. J 1 Trip Cyclometer, donated by Veeder Mfg. Co. 1 Racing Tiro, donated by Ai Larsen. 1 Wheel Horn, donated bv Persons Majestic Co. 1 Pair Handle Bars, donated by Chicago Handle Bar Company. 1 Pump and Clip, donated by Bridgeport Bn Company. 1 I Thc Ridcis Leave Smithfield at 8:10 a. nt. Sharn, so be in Smithfield Early and Ready to Go. The Big Race is only a part of the Bicycle Feature for the Fourth, lh?rc will also be a Big Parade. We want every boy and girl in the valley who can possibly be here to take part in this parade. There will be prizes for the Best Decorated Bicycle, the Most Comic, and the Oldest and Youngest Riders, EVERYBODY PARADE ON BICYCLES JULY 4th , Get Particulars for the Race and Parade at Afs Bike 54 West First North -- v V 27 FRANKLIN - rf 1 Fulkerson, ef 3 4 0 Ewing. b ... scrowther, p . .. 0 j; 2 Raymond, rf . .. 0 Total 7- necessary to a good; per formance. 1 am happy to say that I have found this to be true with Lucky Strikes . So much so that I smoke them both while on and off the stage. T b j Shop5" Cache Valleys Cycling Center Phone 552 W p-v- I J overcome with loy when Imd gamed $.563 10, Mhlde hoy appeared to t tb r person who had the horse Srt. LINDYS BIRTHPLACE AND DETROIT STREET ARE MADE LANDMARKS lie saw he . gro be (lie only l on bet the I FIGHT RESULTS nue. West, that stands the old homestead where Colonel Lindbergh was born 25 years ago. The proposal to change the street name already has been approve by the city council and a meeting of Forest .avenue residents has been palled 10 Consider t'Jephm it is tjie hope of the niltlee that the change can be effected beiore Colonel Lindbergh conns to Detroit. ' H I proposed al.o to mSrk the a brotuo fliers birthplace with tablet. An elaborate program of entertainment has been- - drafted tentatively. Besides luncheons,' receptions and the like, a parade ver the citys to n iyrv-- prom irie til thoroughfares give alt nn opportunity to see Colonel Lindbergh, and a river fete with airplanes and fireworks as adjuncts diate been decided upon In 'all. these .ai'ranstmients plans have been - made Jo honor also the nit dost and t tiring mother of the woilds flying, hero. HOW I Wp-STAN- t D , NEW YORK Iaul Berlephuh won a technical knockout o,n ( harli'ji Raruftd, Austria, 10 rounds Dominick Betione, New Y'oi k, outpointed Chile k Heilman, Oregon in lounels German Wallace, Brooklyn heat Cup Colombo, Philippine, 10 rounds . Yesterday lHILADKLDHI- A- Benny Bass, Clu k. Philadelphia, defeated Joe New Y'ork lo rounds H.uicvhoy Finnegan, Boston, beat Al Winkler, Philadelphia 10' rounds Billy Bit olio, Fargo, N. D, defeated Basil Galuino, New Orleans, 10 round: Andie Itoutis France, and Eimiv Cabana, diew Tip Hie lo Philadelphia, nue. West, rounds Logan Twin Falls Oj.diu 8, Idaho 0-- 5, It Tint le Scott, lieay British weight champion Pieiie Chat leg, Belgium. for European heayy weight champion rRo. 1 Johnnv K () Roberts, Huntiiutcm, minds. CANTON 0 , Ale7 Simms. Can- Uor. shaded Jlmms Jones Young.- ,, burgh, bested Tommy Milton, 6 rounds house- - in Forest avewhen- - Colonel Ltinl'cergh ws horn 25 It Is propi sed to place Sheepherder Kills Orie and Wounds Another at Inkom t, ooun-,0"",l- CINCINNATI Joe CoopFarmer " er. Term Haute, I mi . dc lealed i 1 Roc h- - v'alf .U' to Taris non-- i stop '?H,roi.,er-este- r " ft Srand un,1- - Johl' ( senior member of the city council infrequently acting mayor COLIMBIS, O.. Jimmy Carpen-an- ,i ter. knocked out Eddie Bowan, of ,lie municipality, Detroiters claim f Pfly tribute to Lindbergh iJ Cleveland, 2 rounds. 'as great as any of the other metro- BAY CITY, Mich- - Fidel a Bar- - poll that have showered honors flyweight champion, drew with on him Clarence Rosen, Detroit, 10 rounds. The dirsByrecugnition th city pro- - nt Idaho, June Charles Boston, 61, a homesteader living near Inkom, 12 miles south of Pocatello, is dad, and Al Sloat, of Inkom, is suffering fiom a gunshot wound in the leg, as tjie esult, the sheriff said of shots fired by John Auterman, a sheepherder and pYospeetor living cn a ranch on Crane Creek, this inorning at 10 :30. Auterman .Was capposed for the famous son of Mrs. tured about a quarter of a Evangeline Lodge Lindbergh, De- mile from the scene of the troit school teacher, is to change the name of Forest Avenue to Lind- - shooting by members of the bergh avenue. It Is in Forest ave- - sheriff a forces. POCATELLO, s- 28 DETROIT. AP) - W.ile other (ties have claimed Colonel Charles Li nil perch thP 'Lone Fale. as h!s .bllt.hP' "aiUngj tT5 vi 1. . a hroiuro tahl-'- t cm the hours- - to cotn- ite the event. lamer John '.'(. laiuldgc. member of the citv uncle ol Mrs. Lindbergh. !ll mother ot the Colonel. - d 3. Salt Lake Falls 1. Tuesday's Halted u In Pocatello at Logan. SaltvLake at Ogden. Idaho Falls at Twin Falls. 1 - ltesidts (iP) ' ( - & |