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Show s THE- - JOURNAL, PAGE FOUR, op j-- p LOGAN. CACHE Match 8, 1030. Saturday, r m I'wimBTi,, t COUNTY. UTAH ganii. MAW BOBCATS' WTII SC0RC: Of 40-3- 5 Grizzlies Annex BistrktleinhasirNight-sGamPHILLIES LOOM AS DARK HORSE e Coach Whitings Lads Play Logan Righ Nip and Tuck with Extra Period Necessary to Decide Division champs PROSPECT mm DISTRICT Should Romney Quint Harmony Now . Win Tonight no Camel i OOna Among Will be necessary Mon- - r j Detroit Tigers By A!an Oould. Associated Press Sports Editor Tampa. Fla, March 7 (Th Th mowing impression that the see 1030 basketball season will bigger and better basehits all ,, einkn the line is not retarded m (Cache). cision. -- Rocky Mount .ai commence, con- turned the.: v, inn me wrva in Lie first game-- of the playolf series in e last mtlit with me Fah-a- 's ad m lhp Sailing into l'ie first few mi1 lutes of play, the on. sailed and iifdit Utah Farmers before- the- Bobcats hath a ehanee-lget their claws deep enough into the maple to slow them up, The . they had a, lead of 20 ta 1L. Cats never were able to head them after that and the half ended at 22 to 12, with the final score 40 to 35. The teams meet hen again tonight. and if the Montana Staters the Aggie are able the deriding contest will be played Monday evening. Caplaiii ' Carl Davis and Seth Parkinson liad their scoring machine smoothly working 1 Coach Bums Crookston's Logan annexed the Dihigh GrUzlies stinct No. 1 basketball championship when they won a close game from Hebe Whitiinga boy3 from North Cache at the Smart gym last night by a score of 21 to 17 The game was featured by tie., and took an extra period of six minutes to make the fmal de- i Parkinson and day Davis Lead Scoring - ffi- & Aggie Stars Play Flawless Ball to Down Old Rivals , The Northern boys got the lead in the early minuter-- of the game when Postma dropped in a trow from near the basket. Benhion of Logan soon put things or an even basis again after a neat field goal and then another shot by Hull gnd Two free throws thiims by Bingham placed tn a tie again at the end of the first quarter. The second quarter was featured by - close guarding with North t't0 clouting eiicus gathered und t,. Danner of the Detroit lig- - co'n-vert- days of Cobb ed Since the palmy and Crawford. Detroit has prided L Itself in maintaining a high g talent. Mom of -Tigers have been crowned Amerione free throw Cache converting can league batting champions field goal by the Logan and one than all the rest of the clubs in . j boys. CLAUDE the circuit combined. The team J with Startling the second-hal- f led the league in batting last year WILLOUGHBY bo score tied at 6 the the sixth. despite finishing and tuck and about played nip Moreover, manager Stanley Rey- The Old fliiartl of (he National league may find trouble in 1930 If Bn the third penod ended t mond IlarrETuTTn a fair way to But tne lead stott"" for Logan. iian.wgTtow.rw SULTAN OF, SWAT PEGS FEW solving the two main problems fourth changed hands In the and left shortstop canto when Merrill tossed in a of and equa) importance pitching tally shifting the lead to tin By JAY VESSELS, SjHirts Editor, Associated Press Feature Service. the Internal strife that upset When the gun northern boys. Philadelphia, AP Give the Phillies cannonading corps some finally sounded to the club s fortunes, all signs of the scoie stood at club climb and watch Burt Shottons pitching support this year a 5 deadlock and the referee things last year have disappeared and the team has developed a into the National league pennant scramble. designated three extra nimute-tNoith decide the winner. througcut the game, together keen aggressive and harmonious in connection the with not is the This leading thought quite Cache got away first when Bine finding the basket a dozcti times. spirit. will Shotton become 1930 major league campaign but it that if bam made a field shot but witn Ihc bobcats drew up closely late The answer to Detroit's shorthas any luck at al) in uncovering new hurling strength in the one minute left to go Huli retalIn the game when Cot Thompson, stop puzzle appears to have been iated and there was aiiothov desperately striving to sfcve efi discovered m Bill Rogell, back in training camp. 7. In the next defeat, scored on a long shot and the majors again and determined so long since a Philadelphia National league team deadlock at had been It a foul pitch, and Orlando Ward to make good after a fine season minutes three by the ofgranted 1930 Phillies led in any major part of the years play that the who substitutmade two more foul throws. Frank with St. Paul. Rogell was cast ficials, Christensen, find themselves among the prspective pennant contenders, all be- - ed for Johnson and Bennlon got Ward scored a basket with a adrift after 1928 the Red Sox. f thrdw over his head and the tally In practice he hasbygained the call cause of the batting punch shown.by the 1929 lineup. away converting a field, goal each was 33 to 33. over Akets and WuestUng, two of 1929 outfit will be back this year and it will have the putting the game on ice tor Logan That Then Captain Davte settled the Crookston's lads all played good candidates tried out In Har- same men who blasted the way to six new batting records. There hall argumct.it in the last two minutes ri's desperate search for a short and probably Merrill, Tripp reJiatting-powe.new force the fielding r. jare- - promises Pi strong and - Bingham-- - were - outstanding Mat seasonTl ngpll " ba.v4-fittestopper forth-coming and converting a goal, giving the theres go- for North Cache. It was a fast mains intact and if that patching help is In nicely with the infield Tne Aggies which otherwise . Aggies an even 40. game and both teams played beauto be some pennant chatter in and around Baker field. Is . fixed with ing stalled successfully for the rest tiful bait McManus at third, a team in club with Besides the Marty capable average hitting league leading of the game, except for Max The game between the second; the Gehringcr art second of .309, the 1929 Phillies piled up these records: was won by Logah Worthington's long shot that nar- ba'e Charley hard-hittin- g Dale Aand rowed the margin to five points. lexander at Most total bases (modern record) 2559. Best previous record LOGAN first. KgowAig the Bobcats for great since 1900, set by Cards, 2411, in 1922. G T. F. T bit The Tiger pitching staff, a second night performances, fans 1 Most long hits 5091 Old record, 489, by Pirates in 1925. Bennlon, rf .. are whetting their appetites for an spotty last year, bears the stamp 2 0 The Most extra bases on long hits 866. Old record, 779, by Cards Johnson ,lf . of marked even greater basketball Improvement. exhibi0 0 . Hall c four veterans upon whom Harin 1925.' tion tonight. 0 0 McNeil rg ris places most reliance are Earl UTAH AGGIES. Most home runs 153. Old record, 140, by Cubs, in 1884. 0 0 Thompson, lg . G. T. F. P. Whitehlll, a brilliant southpaw; 1 ODoul. Old record, 250, by Rogers Jeffs, if . . 0 Most hits 254, by Lefty and Carroll Owen 1 5 0 Uhle, 16 George Parkinson, rf 1 0 0 Christiansen 1922. s. in all Cards, Vic . 7 . If 2 .. Hornsby, 4 Sorrell, 18 Davis, Most home runs 43, by Chuck Klein. Old record, 42, by Rogers Campbell, c Jean Dubuc, the old pitcher, 3 0 0 0 and Roger Bresnahan, famous batterAllsop, rg, Hornsby in 1922. 2 2 have y-mate of Mathewson, Young, Ig Manager Shotton, perhaps with greater limitations, has of over the development taken 18 9 4 40 new approached the brilliant record of Manager Joe McCarthy' of the . Totals appapitching talent MONTANA STATE Cubs. success. turned have They rent G. T. F. P. out at least four bright prospects Shotton had little more than a league franchise when he came 4 3 2 10 Thompson, rf, . .. right-handin Arthur to Phils three years ago. By smart trading he acquired! ODoul,-Tommthe Herring, O. Ward, If 2 4 3 7 from Oklahoma City; purchased Thevenow and Pinkey Whitney, and picked tip for remarks 3 4 3 9 F. Ward, c Elon Hoggsett, Cherokee Indian sums shch budding stars as Chuck Klein, Don Hurst, small 0 0 0 6 Arlo, rg ably southpaw, obtained from Mon3 , and others. , Worthingtoia, If Tripp Sigman Morton Nelson, right-handtreal, 0 2 Buzzettl, rg Sweetland and Claude Willoughby, who com- tog. of the PaLester Missions Pitchers from the 0 0 0 0 McFarland, If cific coast league; and Whitlow bined to win 29 games in 1929 are ready for another hard cam- SOUTH CACTTE right-handAaiociatti Prtar Photo pur13 12 9 35 Wyatt, another Totals paign and with more help than they have been - accustomed to DEFEATS PRESTON He's still chased from Evansville of the Holdout, but Baba Ruth wisely warms Up with th , , Herb Referee, Dana; unmpire, Three-ey- e Preston, Idaho. March 6 South other Yankeee down at St. Petersburg. Ths Bambino will talk with probably will do some constructive work., league. Homer Warner. Cache Colonel Ruppert about hi $85,000 aalary demands later cn. high was dntirply too much rookid of a at full Winter will have Shotton pitchers park The outfield has been revamphere1 Friday evening for .Preston -- three twoor find to I dependable and,, tile viators Haven, Florida, and expects ed to feature youth and speed, as ns ' The-whb as Srrnythe welt the Harry young therrf;Thebest among to 13. battmgprmch. pixspeetl3" Market-QuotatioT T ' is Elias Funk, prospective' line-u- p pitched well ill several games near the close of the 1929 season. . The scorer a former Yankee, in center; John National -a ' be would tonic tn Phillies A the SOUTH CACHE great spurt by Stone in left and Roy Johnson in -iivestock league baseball and certainly would be welcome to a club which If h? rounds Rice, Harry right. k 8 Christensen rf I l Mar. St Hotri: Ogden. hasnt won a pennant since 1915. into form, may break Into this Petersen if . receipts 863. in hiding 43 for musket; combination. Not so much will be heard Thexe uere Jtuth's figures; .Funk had a great ' noli) sold early : for week: ahotji Stauftr c .. . jig seemed to go wrong, Bobby told vith Hollywood on the coast i Babe Ruth's golf name from Pred with par: PaaH FUkinf OIJ Allen rg stead) (o lie timer; Imlk- - hutjAg3b(m 1929 344 34 Par434 a in and fast has racSltt.50-ltt.fifpace Beach. 0l,t4M Miami at be w.This The famous pearl fisheries of Cey- Maughan lg . r? pm Mug sows' Friday thouuh Hamper 0uU-b264-- 40 444 Jtc, with last Stone, Eulh, camp. year .$7,73-8.25: of Uie.4anccx .hax natpari - m 433 454 354 25 60 -- ing game is largely a matter of lon, Imils mh! Che Persian gait date Nielsen - rf y j onto but ' with - major ' utile: rerripli I S, ineluding 131 f far back into history, bat nothing 1$ Anderson, If .. breaks, after you get the 65 4533678 i is dependable, objection to the boys maintaining Runi, in 432 for very little done today; gue experience, known of their origins. It Is probable Rice c of and knowledge as a himself Johnson so week IX6.J. an established for in to Interest the long game receipts steady ; - of his friends ... that the Ashing was curried on 2JQQ at the trackal rs strong oil afi i lasses; liutli good steers ?nr Iasr jefif.' hls first Wltn'tIieLS" ihey 'out or the club-- " Totals come back to years ago tn all Hires . localities tn $7.17-9.2The common meiliinn and Of fifty CjKV?' a Ruth bet Tigers. had ( as he The house, puts it. PRESTON greit much the snrw a as this medium and good heifers way primitive todsj. In the somewhat general tlger'sgger will be busier with the bat cents a hole that he would al Indianapolis e not entirerwe- choice light kinds up to $10; top shake-u- p. ; a- Rensa an George Hurd rf .. than the driver but you can u,t or better par. He broke exactly SSSd by tL rows $K.7; Imlk medium and good uressive voumr vera catcher from Tor-j- it At Two Yoars af Ago' down that Ruth has remaik- - evm. for he notched par on sixlwlwni feel teat there aro eLueh Feelev, If ; under grades $3.30-4.2onto can also who fiis'-eahit, may s holes and birdies on three others Speaking In terms of averages, a Duhkley c - bulls $6.70-- ; waters possibilties os a ' for one in lh first-striAnd by first class I ns against nine on which he wasirather- than two ineach i cllllJ twJcurs of use Is halfastaU Hall rg ....... Sheep: receipts 11,72, inelndiitg 6.76 velop Intoa is the mostbackstop.u golfer. expen-mMervyn Shea an the piaver who bn .ks 83 over par. If It had been fifty car to theriskexposing for market; no early sales. lg anv tone os lie will be whea be rcachea tea Johnson df death er.ccd of the five catching 75 occasionally i.ul dollars a hole the Babe could 'something goes wrong FMHR c turitf. Of course. Ibis does sot pects-wvil- Nash- rf dates but he is being pressed bymt leiut has a c, ranee to ciatk hardlv have batUed any morel Davis ..... rf Minneapolis, M'ar. 8 AP Floor hold trae- In particular casts. when getting the break' . . to avoid , ... Cutlet c . .. bran Bill Stoinece from Seattle, 36,131; strenuously losing shipments r wbeth-ca Hoight deal oa depends great well as by Rensa. Pinky Har$22.30-23- . a I monev. N.l ov,r rt, a chlltl recvlTes proper food sod Edwards rf tau. yc ycu grave and Ray Hayworth are hold or' ttiree ' performers of this I can remember the days when Vied on, either mtm rurv-:ut- h or cam wheels, during the growing period. Path- overs. Port Barges Kept Busy Totals 4 11 5 13 calibre out of an average mem- would have bet $50 a hoiejners , ! r finder Mntmzlne. One pi Mill u iu ot the por of J,on pred ,r J ,re of perhaos 3.0 Ruth and thought nothing whatever of Feferee, Westover; umpire, finish declared this y ear, He is thriftldr now, don is the ext nt to which vessels woujd be a '.2 or 3 hancheao man it. ager Harris, but if we dont land n most any .course.1 He prob- load from .uni ilisclimee Into barges -in division the first and give bly would be erratic. Just as apt the soft- -, Lomliin i a bilging pn i, nnd It 'Is a Bobby MiDdnough, ' Airplaaa Phraseology anybody a battle, I will be much go up m the hu.h 80s as ,tl..- spoken, cun'v-haire- d young racing' Zoom menna to climb ataggerh.g fait t h.it n the Tim mo- - disappointed. fur a ahort Jiow his would 70's, b(tt eomew , the driver, hat handicap oicapies are 10ti time at an angle greater than that plying be based on the mmururn end ef s?,me poc'tlon in the auto game A to and fr- m rln docks nnj the and (New which can be maintained In steady Reclaimed) Comparatively Rcnt If you think BjI)' that Bobby Jones did in golf up jthe count. wiurus an iio, .si s, und factories It Is lntercMitig lo ooie tiiut befsre ican't play sensational flight, the airplane being curried up1923. unitl Jones was long ack- golf. FOR BROODER ttblc-lHOUSES line Is 170 riilea of tidn! ivt, there were no electric- motors, 'havent been around tne eou-- e ward at the expense of kinetic cnerpy. of 'golfers, noxi'uiel the greatest hnnl s. The term Is sometimes used as a noun I have the ca-- d of before h clashed the national, CAST IRON DOORS FOR BRICK d.w'umns or no with him. lights; v FURNACES to deimfe uny sudden Increase In the gate. Similarly.1 phonographs, todnts, telephones, type- our recent rour.d at the Jur'c ehompion'h-Delicate Wark Write or writers, nlr timkes, laiernnl combus- Country club, near f" . Pete: .buri McDonough m generally regarded! for upward slop of the ti;ht pnili. phone prices. I;-- ' ast America's fi'neet driver, yet he tion engines, fountain pens, safety Fla., whcti he scared a 7S Microscopic- engiaung is done with 72. v in I; thas never won the clasfic Indian Goes Far Back razors, rotary piloting presses, rein- has done this lavoul SALT LAKE PIPE CO. $ miming itiipumina nliiKe diamond 69 n it ro lone m apolis race He first raced there forced concrete, fuel oil, tiddlng ma 6150 yards, par Tie enthronement point does not vary a miliimuh of an tf the emperor 5413 Was. 473 West 6lh So., Salt Lake treacherous-- as it is tricky, with, in 1924 chines or pucl.age foods. City, Utah of Japan Is considered the.oidest lack. Some-lit- tle slate plenty of Jungle'' and water. thing has always ceremony In the world. 1 -- - eali-Jire- fence-bastin- j . -- solvv com-binatic- ti. , ft-- 1! 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