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Show LOS ANGELES PAGE THREP THE JOURNAL. LOGAN CTTT. CACHE COUNTY, UTAH. Thursday, May 31, 1928. YOUTH DRIVES B lindfold test convinced me The AUTO TO Will SPEEDWAY CLASSIC Indianapolis. May . SI. (API Jumping from obsecurity to tame Sunday Game At overnight, Louis Meyer, boyish looking Los Angeles, youth today found himse'f acclaimed the newCache Junction . est hero of the automobile racing world , This 23 vear old driver thrilled Weston and Cache Junction a crowd of more than 140,000 spectators bv coming from behind in will play a Cache Valley league the last 30 miles of the race to game Sunday, June 3 at 4 p. m e classic at the In- Everybody welcome. Ad,m 25c. win the dianapolis motor speedway yester(Advertisement) day Ho piloted his car to vlctoiy t in dramatic finish ever enacted in the classic. He rode the WITH THE MAJORS entire distance without relief and made only one stop. His time was 5 01 33.75 an average of 99.482 Twelve major league, teams were miles an hour skirOfficials of the speedway a:d on edge today for that yesterday's attendance broke mishes to clear the decks for the .all records, despite the fact that season second siege of lntersec-tionthe day dawned gloomy and the warfare, scheduled to bebreak of dawn was followed by a gin at some points along the basedownpour of ram that threatened ball front as as tomorrow. to bring postoonement of the race The Reds and early the Cubs already Only fpur of the 29 drivers shar- were on their way east, while the ed in the lap prizes which were offered to the driver leading the Giants and the Robins lay Idle, field in each of the first 144 laps. awaiting a brief resumption ot intra-cit- y strife at the Polo Jimmy Gleason, the revised re- their cords showed today, captured the grounds tomorrow. Lion s share of the prizes, winning Six teams won twice yesterday. (.700 tor having led in 6T Ians. The Reds nicked the Cubs twice Leon Durav led the rrce for the the greatest comfwst 53 hos and Inter bv five ad- only by showingThere was a 6 to spirit. petitive 5 800 The ditional bins and took sum cf Si fioo went to Babe Stapp 0 victory over Charlie Root in the morning behind the fine pitching and $500 to Tonv Gullotn. of the veteran Eppa Japtha Rixey. In the afternoon Fords single in Seeks Suitable the tenth provided the winning margin in a 2 to 1 victory, sent For Opponent the Reds east with a lead of three Sammy Mandell full games. The crippled Pirates sagged lowChicago. May 81 (API Promo- er into the second division after ter Jim Mullen's first elimination the Cardinals scored victories. 10 round to find a suitable opponent to 1 and 4 to 3. for Sammv Mandell and his lightThe Boston Braves walloped weight crown will be held tonight the Phillies 5 to 3 and 11 to 5. when Rav Miller of Chicago and The Giants rolled the Robins Freddie Meuller of Buffalo, N. Y . over by 9 to 1 in the morning meet In a ten round bout. was tied at 2 to 2 in Mullen plans to match tonight's The score winner with either Stanislaus Loa-vz- the afternoon when it rained. Washington defeated the Yankot Chile or Bruce Flowers, the ees 5 to 0. New Rochelle. N. Y., negro 500-mil- the-mos- get-aw- ay al OLD GOLD Washington. May 31. (API Pre has selected a sident Coolidge summer white house on the Brule river, 39 miles from Superior, Wis consin. Mr Coolidge accepted the offer of Henry Clay Pierce, to occupy situated 'Cedar Island Lodge. about six miles from Brule The summer white house will be about 12 hours from Chicago The summer white house will1 be situated m Douglas county, and therefore almost on the Canadian border Its selection was unexpected here since the impression had prevailed that Mr. Coolidge desired this summer to go to ITew England. A survey of residences offered showed Cedar Is him. homcvc-r- , land Lodge to be the one which offered the greatest opportunities for amusement and change from Mr. Coolidge s activities. His plea sant experiences last summer In the Black Hills of Stfuth Dakota were understood to have Itifluen ced him to make a trip westward The estate surrounding the sum mer white house comprises several thousand acres mostly wooded but the actual living quarters of the president will be situated on a small island little more than ar in urea reached fiom the acr mainland bv a narrow fentbridae. The living quarters on the island consist of a one storv bungalow of white birch bark and compris ing eieht bedrooms. The dining room, kitchen and servants near ters are in a corresponding bungalow on the mainland at the op ppp)te epd of the footbridge. says MILTON Sl.LLS Rain Halts Fugazys Fight Until Friday New York, May 31. (AP) New York weather has no favorites among boxing promoters. Tex Rickard was forced Into numerous postponements In his first attempt of the season to stage a championship fight outdoors by rain and now hls Metropolitan rival Humbert J. Fugazy has suffered the seme fate As a result of a downpour the light heavyweight championship bout between Tommy Loughan and Pete Latzo, originally scheduled last night, will take place tomorrow, weather permitting. The date of the postponed battle was first set for next Wednes day, June 6, but after careful consideration of the already too complicated schedule of the champion Fugazv decided to advance it to tomorrow. one and one-ha- lf games on the Yankees but remained seven games to the rear. Ty Cobb again was out of the line-u- p with nervous indigestion. Detroit cleaned up two games on the faltering? Indians, the afternoon engagement in twelve Innings. The scores were 4 'to 3 and 6 to 5. The Browns won both ends of an afternoon double-head- er from the Chicago White Sox, 3 to 1 and 5 to 2. The veteran Red Faber pitched a good game in the opener, but lost to- Ogden. . - MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS (By The Associated Press) Including games of May 30. NATIONAL MK. SILUToudc the hhodfolJ tet ul after borne ttrenumis work mi the First Studio at Hollywood lle smoked the four IcidiRl brand and promptly chose OLD GOLD. s . . . Cache Junction defeated Clark-stoon the latters home field in a fast game played Decoration Dav. the score being 9 to 8. There was a big crowd which thoroughly enloyed the fine sport and enterHaws and tainment provided. Knowles hfiaved for the Junction team with Nebekpr behind the bat. Battery for Clarkston was J and Leo Jardlne, pitchers, Archibald catcher. de- feated the Logan Collegians in an exhibition game that onlv went five innings, the visiting Collegians leaving the Wellsville playing field before the game was over, owing i to having game scheduled in Logan with the Malad lads. 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May 31 (AP) Baseball commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis has shaked hls big stick at "under cover trades and sales of baseball plavers Condemning the sale of catcher Rav Thompson by the Milwaukee club of the American association to the St. Louis Browns, who planned to rleease him on on t ion to the TuLsa club of the western league, commissioner Landis ordered Thompson to report to of the American association and warned all organized club owners that future cover no trades or sales would be punished bv a 500 fine and surrender qf the involved player's contract to the protest-in- club Earlv in the preent season. Mil wankee asked for waivers or Thomnson Ionisvtlle requested h's services but Milwaukee offered h'm for only one season. commls-- f ine etd in a long review of evidence. Loulseville refused Then the Browns bomrht, Mm from Milwaukee for the regulation STOW) waiver price after Its Tulsa club complained it was in ere at need for a .catcher. 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Over Merlin Hawkes Boise Idaho May 31 'AP' Inquest Into the death of Merlin Hawkes early last Friday morninu got under way today with the questioning of railroad employes who were first to see the body of lumthe body of the ber mill workman where it lay beside the Union Pacific railroad near here. The inquest followed nearly a week of Investigation by the corCheerio Washing powder oner and sheriffs officers into what they term evidence of "foul - Free with Each play in the death of Hawkes. The fireman cf the tram which MEADOWS WASHER to have was believed struck Hawkes declared at the inquest that he was not certain whether the object which he saw near the rails in the glare of the headlight was a body or a piece of paper thrown into the air by the pilot He said however, of the engine. that the object was within tvo feet of the rail When the body was discovered by station employes who were sent to the scene it vas ten feet from! the rails Officers have Investigated theories that the body was placed on the rails to divert investigation into a possible murder Thejrwin- vestigations have not revealed any Before you buy your new motives for the murder nor were suspects being held in the) washer be Sure to have a any case through several mere arrest- ' FREE DEMONSTRATION of ed. questioned and later released, the Meadows, THE WORLDS disease-bearin- FREE! y are the heart of the matter 1 Hfast-Lfavf- s Batting Hornsby, Braves, 307 Eliason Malad Loses. Runs Doughit, Cards, 35 Runs batted in Frisch, Cards, The Malad club met defeat on 36 Crimson field yesterday afternoon Hits Doughit. Cards, 70 at the hands of the Collegians ny Doubles Bottomley, Frisch, the score of 12 to 4 Theresas s 14 Cards, large turnout, end while the score Walker, Reds, 7 Triples might not indinate it. the game Homers Wilson. Cuba, 9 was intensely intcresttrg Stolen bases Frisch, Cards, 12 i. Richmond at Grace. Blake, Cubs, won 5, Pitching The Richmond baseball club lost 0. went to Grace. Idaho tody to plav AMERCIAN: Chattanooga, Tenn Young Strib Kress, Browns, .385 a game at the annual stock show Batting ling technically knocked out JohnSatnr Rnus being held there todov. On Smith-fielRuth, Yanks. 47 ny Urban. Pittsburgh ( 4). Baby Ruth, Yanks, dav afternoon June a 2 the enme Stribling won from Battling Smith, 45 Runs batted in club will nlay league Fort Oglethorpe (8) on Crimson field with the Hits 58 Browns, xtahush, Colima. ' Doubles Mex., Bert Tijuana, Speaker, Athletics. 19 knocked out Walcott Mexico, Rice, Senators. 7 Triples Homers Langford, Chicago (7). Ruth. Yanks, 18 Stolen bases Barrett. White Sox, 8 Pitching Pipgras, Yanks, won 1. 8, lost I One 50 package Case of KRAFT-PHEN1- ur, when they told about the blindfold cigarette jiest. But the experiment convinced me. The beauty of a cigarette is all inside, and I didnt have to see the label to know that Old Gold didnt I picked it even have a runner-up- . brands as from the other outreadily and best smoothest the cigarette. Now itsalways Old Gold with me. In Several Towns Wellsville Wins. milk men The Wellsville MILTON SILLS, wHoia Fir! 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