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Show 1 PAGE SIX Friday, July TIIE JOURNAL, LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH 1 Bruddock s Right No Match Pirates Slip For Lougrans Clever Left! As Giar:!s W Seals Capture Coveted First Mow' Spug Myers Loses To Medill . - Place Position 1 i.i- -i chiraeo July n. ir r. 'A 1 ,t fom- -- of ih ,! ) , in'"' I i4f' Jci sc 13 A P) ?. . c 1 m.t fnd uarL-- take at the mxmg Arlirmtan Pork the handisoas'xj . hi, cap ha? attracted a '"Hfoat field if o'hcinlf; o horses. Osmondx owned of i'i a b'E Widen n ranked? as Jpseuli Y.'ilh.'-fS'lUlt. hundiernr horse outstanding I'M tun Cl ,.'V'luin leU u ho second riedaest ru-v- all-ai- 1 : hand and won ti. dci is n beyond a question o! u Count Not, i)'V do, ii"r t'u rlruptfl' vtfh could SradducK lund his riuht h.u.d. wi.hOiU vhe-l; ' r ".oul.1 rot have Juicy w.m-.itueienert t he .ri .lie uTnr rm Willi thu, With me (humoiou l.ud broken right hand Bradcc' outPe'e L.itzns jav : ' and t lit two l Tufiv r, stopped the Uuftuli Jimmy Slaltcv, m nmr I ouphi an. Against Braddock ecu id 11. u1 no use for his most potent w:!o,i onuoeed- - ,,,-- .5 c!orbv; Frnnrl.s Milward, eri and outsmart, d ad tlu w ly. and Qrand Pripc. o!i(,ar the Jersey lad found the chaw r ion's left always ready to catei d he vntd rights that came his wav Never ha Louphran airpoarad ' His educated advantage . better left hand spent mod of the evening in Braddock'r. lace. Of the 15 rounds Braddock won others going t) only two. all the Th-re v;erc no the, charr picas. kncckdcwm ror even a threat of one. but then w"1 iiien.fv of Mood. I.oughnn bird freely ad through the fight from two bi ' nits one over -hir Pfl eve and the oilier in hi.- r.euln Braridnrk at my normal weight which vns tioubied by blood thn t wj preclude my continuing in sticanv-from n ash alongside th(, 175 noJnti division, he sad. hir right eye.. jntend to give up the crown A crowd of sonm 25.000 saw tin end tee what I can do among the vernn with o eac in tin .neigh- heavies the authorities of course, borhood of 400.000. Louahrari weighed 171 pounds; willing. Braddock 170. Dave Shade, Californ'a veteran, suiprised the experts bv nunch-In- g his wav to a decision over Rene Devos, crack Belgian middle semweight. In tire i ifinal which war nut on after Die main bout. Eah veighed 150. .loU.-rC- -' C- t Fty-cdsf- e nr-iur- Francisco Seals yesterday led the v Pacif.c Coast league for with second half of the season, fourteen , games won jand four lest. SM V? ; sotsvsk? js&wjslx at today b lance f.i' ii 1., ,n!y a tie against the g Pir- -. ates had just the result Joe Me- Carthy himself would have ask- ed. The Giants, 'turned back the 4 10 the McCarthy -- Juvenile Pirates bY high-ridin- Over Devos. t .mw-wr,- over-han- 1 SIMffllNfiS OF THE ten-rou- Instantly Killed .r Jackson July liLJAP) John C. Acosta, former Yao football star, was Instantly killed in.cn automobile accident near Waverly, Ga early today. Colonel and Mrs. R. C. Tnrck W..G. Kennedy, and Mrs. Frank O. Russell, were inlurod. Acosta, who was driving, swerved sharply to. avoid hit ting a cut narked on the roadside wirhout lights, end his car overturned. Prohibition Club Organizer Dead Kansas Citv July 13 AP- )- Dr. Charter, J. Hall, , vice orcsident St. Louis - T jfrRffiSPERflY Danny Macfayden in a line and pitching battle at Chicago, Red the White Sox defeated the Box by' 2 to-innings. Arlett (Oakland) Tolson Hit hoc Vv In-te- n- 4 obi? s steam and electric motor vehicles, airplanes all have "contributed to the nations pros- r 18. 17. (Los Angelos) ' ( Seattle 17. LOS All g oF'S 1C. perity. Stribling Gets Decision Over Financial institutions, likewise, in their field of activity have played a vital part in the upbuilding of the country. games of NATIONAL JAP) July Stribling,, the Geor- -. night won a news- Ciiv, W, L. i Young ia peach last This bank and the 24 others of the First Security Corporation group are messengers of prosperity to the Intermourftain West. Their combined strength, modern facilities, expert management and progressive yet unselfish policies are exerting a powerful influence in the development of financial, agricultural and industrial interests of this section. 19 . n Return AMERICAN August -- . pi MEl ! Alh-leti- . 1A1NT AND WALLPAPER COMPANY Drive down and Save 291 W. 1 North- - m 1 . J Mathews ex an-Al- Batting: .Manusli. Browns; 2nd Foxx Athletics, .389 nrohibiUu.i of the From via Logan Oregon Short Line Runs: Gehringer. Tigers, 85. AMERICAN LEAGUE rliib. died here to1av. He sufferItiilroad. Tickets good only in Simmons, sever: batted Runs in:' ed a stroke of anpolexy Won Lost Pet,. or coaches chair cars, and limit 92 .721 weeks ago from which lie had m.l Philadelphia 24 62 for return to home destination ' HUso Manusli., Brow n s 137 New-Y5fl UT fully recovered. hMVre- w tdtnti hF - of A ug Doubles: Dr. Hall Came here from I, os St. Louis Gehringer. Johnson, 49 37 .570 loeai agent for further details. 32 Tigers, Angeles six months ago to aid in Detroit 45 42 .517 12 (Advertisement) Miller, Athletics. of the organization Triples: 41 42 .506 Cleveland Yanks.! a was V He former Homers: club Ruth, Gehrig, prohibition 32 .395 49 Washington Interior Decorating Bnotist minister. 32 .364 22 56 Chicago bases: Tig- Stolen, modem The Gehringer, ; mie in interim '. CO 26 .302 Boston Cissell. White Sox, 13 More of It rating seems to lie: Never start anyThursdays Results Pitching: Grove, Athletics, A Frenchmen. Iieieg troubled with j,n, fnnnot refinisli. SL l.ouls Philadelphia 8. Detroit (4." won 15, lost 2. New York at Cleveland postgogt, ivn listed winit difference there between tlmt nnd poned; rain. One very irreni difforenco, replied ; Washington 10. St. Louis 3. Chicago' 2. Boston 1. luon&ieiir. Suppose vou tate a vise,, Fridays Schedule put your linger in, you turn tiie screw Philad elphiaat Dc troi t. lilTynii e.Tiflo:i!- him no "longer. Tint New York at , Cleveland it WO Is rlieimiiiiism. spnce you give games). 7.: it Is gnat! .him one tern mm "Washington at St. Louis. New York Tommy Loughran Boston at Chicago. woild light heavyweight champion, outpointed James J. Brad- PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE dock, Jersey City, Buddy) 15; Won Lost Pet. Howard, New Haven. Conn.. 13 3 .813 knocked out Charley Novctt. New Hollywood, 14 San Francisco York. 2. Dave Shade, California,! Los Angeles .... 12 ,03L outpointed Rene Devos, Belgium, . - Jack - 04-- ork semi- -- ten-milli- on - hate a Complete Stock of Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Enamels, Calcimine, etc. First Class Paint I .GUARANTEE IT (and I think I know paint), at $2.93 Per Gallon. We An-Fro- m paper decision over George Cook, Australian heavyweight. the Batting: Herman. Robins Stribling easily outboxed Runs: Ott, Giants, 85. low mining Cook to take eight Runs batted in: Ott, Giants. rounds, two being draws. Hits: Terry. Giants, 139 Despite the uunishment inflictDoubles: Robins; ed bv Striblings lashing left Cook Frederick, 27 tactics Hafey, Cards. contiued h;s boring-iTriples: L. Waner. Pirates, 14 , (h.roughout the ten rounds Homers: Klein. Phillies. 28 Stolen bases: Cuyler, Cubs, 20 $7.50 Pitching: Bush, Cubs, won 12. lost 1. To Rutte and Fridays Schedule Pittsburgh at New York. Sr,. Louis at Boston. Chicago at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at Philadelphia. from 30 to 50 Percent off .'1 (Including 4. nc 4 FOR TWO DAYS FRIDA I am ffoinff to Sell Wallpaper four-numb- Kansas Thursdays Results New York 4, Pittsburgh 1. Chicago 11, Brooklyn 7. Philadelphia t5, Cincinnati St. Louis 6, Boston 4. off on WALLPAPER - . . J 50 . l6sx George Cook Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston Chlncinnati 10-r- cu tnreij, Chicago ... New York .... vilie-Fla- In the exciting - NATIONAL LEAGUE -- Bi-lChicago, Ju.v 19 iAP Shaw of Detroit won on a foul In the fifth round of a sehedvjed match with Earl Mast 10, Chicago" featherweight contender here last night. Mastro had plied up a lead during the first four rounds when Referee McNamara ruled that a left hook had lauded too low and awarded the bout to Shaw. final. Spug Myers. Pocatello. Idaho, welterweight battler, lost a close decision to Joey Medill of Chicago. Myers started the fireKies works in the first round when he , bril-by the 'Seals to Elmer Jacobs than one full game. Medill to thP canvas for the dropped battered He work. hi nt mound - Another Chicago victory today, no count. Medill came back strong, the after to standstill a Senators matched By. another Pirate deoff however, and in the tenth knocked inning, thus heading and feat, would send the Cubs back '.o second down the Idahoan. lead, the top by a percentage margin an rally Sacramento m 2 When a water tank heated by v.rtualtie511118 Scabs, v inch netted three runs m re- y electricity becomes empty, a ina innln&Te !jC automatThe first effort of tiie Giants was JP1,11! switch cently patented agafhsj, the Pirates was surcesslul shuts off the current to ically for The Indians hit hard largely ''because of the wizardry . (jamage with which. Carl Hubboll .served opening innuags on their nortliein Hubbeu Wilmer imt his shoots. ThisiPlaygiound, up southpaw allow his Mission budding Pittsburgh nemesis held tamed them the Buccaneers. scattered teammates to .win handdy by 7 toer hits, and permitted nbne of their 4- The Californians gathered se- - t en hits, th ir foes nine. to advance bey-opOaViani mseri jut tue Angels eond base until the nh)th''xwiir n to 4 in a tmrifio bat tie on the Paul Waner was allowed a singrounds, w.th Roy gle and advanced to score on an ..iters p Corf h ( ng tiie 'credt forhc a infield out. The Cubs began their day Injumd J1 f battiue He ent-tlence end on- - ba i f.or lie right-f'elBrooklyn with a seven-ru- n a 4 ic 4 tie d. until In "turn which broke) first the ''ii1 slaught Clise Dudley and bent Itay Moss. ,lr-- i ben- broken, wi'h it the that point onward" h war1 lc h' e for the victory they ol- - hud cr 'ft .lined for nine nning3. breeze, merely a Chicago Th e Holijayiood Qars irowned though . Joe .McCarthy deemed ., wise to send out Art Nehf to to1 the P ks under ar 11 to 4 score T1 Jrrd Error: bv the Port- fmisii the game in the rb:tn. A five run rally in thu eighth lanr,' s md timclv hitting by the from moviui. nd accounted enabled old Alex the Great to bo'pick up credit for the Cardinals forr the victors 4 ; double header chedulecl for 0 to 4 victory over the Braves., w a niay, and gave way to b:ittlu. relief .("i. r double was , , for tomorrow 'eft games and Fred IN square up s n in the big inning, ' The usual the first Frankhouse finished. The Phii-jf.ilies turned back Cincinnati b '(Fordny two game bill wilt be to 4 in a game noteworthy Home runs yestudav; cause no one hit a home run. J. The Yankees were rained out! R. Te',ob,:- (Lo5' In Cleveland, , and the Athletics (vnhsrd' (Oakl.io, 1. Carlyle lOaklam1' 1. picked up a technical advantage Pates (Portland 1. of half a game by deftaunu De4. 8 The Muckmen to McLaughlin (S: cramenio) 1. troit margin suhr (San Fra : isuji h' now is eight and one half conHome run lead vs. tests. Suhr San Frai. cisco' 23. Washington opened its stay in Boone Mission Rod1-- ' 26 St. Louis by winning a wild 10 Berber 'Los Angces) 24. TEA-MSIIIPS- , to 3 decision. Seven Washington Fuff! (Mission Pods 22. runs in the seventh decided the Heath ( Hollywood 22. issue. railroads, Ver?P7 (Oakland'. 22. The veteran Red Faber shaded CLUBS-- Yale Football Star i f-- 1 - 19 (AP) San Francisco,-Jul- y By William J. Chipman (Associated'- Pi ess Spoits Writer) With their third straight victory The first phase of John Me- - over the luckless Sacramento Sen-graown personal crucial bat- - atom .safely tucked away, the San Jersey k . At Rapid Pace! Jimmy OiitsniartecrAli Tiie V ay Slittjd eJY in s cs . usL--5t- h,- ten-mi"i-- m Member of the First Security Corporation System deco-ers- Combined Resources $45,000,000 - iest-I)i)a(c- T m tGHTi w.-i- s r 0SOTS ' - j J i 7.t-- THE JOY OF AN OUTING fI " ?. Missions that do rough work shoes of good quality. I he leather we lists Cor repair ork is the best obtainable, , Men re-nui- re I 10. 12 , Chirago--Bill- defeated y Earl Shaw. Delroit, MaslrG. Chicago,) Joey Medill, Chicago, out- -j Pocatello, pointed Spug- Myers, Idaho, 10. A5- Greenfield. Chicago, foul, Chi- outpointed Harry Dubhnsky. cago, 10. Kansas L. Mo., W. Striblinng., Macon, Ga Missions 7, Seattle, 4. AusCook, outpointed George tralia, 10. Babe Hunt, Ponca City, . Okla., knocked out Sully t. 2. Duke Tramaj-Pi Worth, Tex., and How ard-M-f Lain, Louisville, Ky., drey 'TO. Mason City-It- f Chicago. July 18 (AP) Paul P. Mickey Dur-an- e. Harris, originator of .the Rotary Omaha, Neb., . ouipointed club movement, was stricken with Paul "Anthony Mason City, la.,1 3 S. Wendenes SH The Shoe Repair Man. ' 115 N. Main St Relief From (Young i Work This generally is so with the men but City, Rotary Movement WHAT ABOUT THE WOMEN? Mont-gomery- Originator Stricken a heart. ailment yesterday while 10 making an.iiddrejfe at Coldwatejr-MicHis home here was advised Human Labor Wasted that he had been takenfa , tin IV hirtul liXi. Raineses, and that herfust remrin (KK men for 2U i l,ui!l m e ,t;irs there several dysr Mr. HarjLsTs 61 years old. He had tiie ii.vriunitls. Cm, 11 l.e tune liart lit his (iispnsil the jw.wer (ii!i,)Uxir one driventhe Michigan city tq our lurgo inutirt u jittwcr phirK, Junchenn given in hir of ctuiTvl Tin o .e )d in ik.O ii.ivsT unor. by several Rotary clubs. h. --hospital Your 5. - X IS . Oakland 7 Sacramento 5 Portland 4 Seattle 3 Thursdays Results Oakland 5, Los Angeles 4. Hollywood 11, Portland 4. San Francisco 9. Sacramento 19, 1929. iili.-m- I Get her some Paper plates, paper cups, paper spoons, paper forks, paper napkins and then give her a match PUFF! and the dishes ar;e washed Sold at the JOURNAL Office. . |