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Show TTns Connia ' Hacks Mundai, March 17, 1930. IV7AN. rACHE COUNTY. UTAH pB9B3C5 J Custer Ottogary; J Washakie Boxer, J Dies at Garland J Woodall Takes High Score At Athletics M Remain On Club By Alan Gould, (Associated Press Sports Writer) Fort Myers, Fla., March 17 APir Although the full cast of world reasons, for- - various champions, has not betti completely reassembled in training camp, there for appears ample justification the confidence among the Athletics that they will enjoy another season run at "the top of the American league heap. The Athletics, barrihg accidents, to defend their will take the-fiel-d honors this year with the same team that scampered victoriously from the worlds series battle witn the Cubs last October. Max Bishop, the second sacker, vetreported late; Bing aMiller, eran outfielder, took week away from camp for his honeymoon; cleanup and A1 Simimons, the slugger, has conditioned himself run at Hot Springs, Father thahsomethe risk of imperilling his Florida what tender ankles on sand, but all three stars will be at their regular posts when the season opens. Connie Mack is the only manager lb either league able to stand As a repat on his 1929 lineup. sult, he and hts chief aides, Eddie have Collins and Kid Gleason. and concentrated on Inspection development of a wholesale crop of youngsters, many of them to be tagged for future delivery. The outstanding twirling new inrraNAI fAUGIE vpasH Shoot Sunday Luster Otfogary." 22, welt known Indian prize fighter, who died Thursday at a Garland hospital, surtuniUlng to twherrulosts, 4 koried Friday, follow in servires t Washakie. This )oung uian was a son of W ltiic Ottogary, former wrik of Tbe Journal, who died 1 Lllwoed last at bis Marrh. Fuster Ottogary fought his first O ring battle for money at tbo Lyric Theatre In tki city, - where lie de- foaled Jimmy Ross- jm a four round engagement about five y ears ago. Sdnee that time he has fought ui practically every prize O ring ta the inter mountain rutin- 4 fry. He baa appeared in Lagan on numerous occasion. Hi last fight here was with Russell tat (lark. The night of his first ap- poamaeo hero, several hundred fane er turned awray from the Lyrie as every seat and all stand- ing spare was sold. He was a O younger brother of Chester Otto- gary, commonly called ktekapoo D. A. Woodall of Logan return- with the trap spoils Sunday at the Cache Junction Gun club with 48 birds in 50 tries. Boots tied for and Harold Seehcizer second with 44 out of 50. x The stormy weather held the attendance down, but mine shooters braved the winds in the seced fr ond weekly shoot. A large number of marksmen are expected to Invade the traps next Sunday in tpe event of good weather. Summary: D. A. Woodall Boots Seeholzer Harold Seeholzer E. J. Thorpe Oliver Ames Harry Clark . C. H. - Hugo Ensign 44 21 22 21 21 - 20 20 . 19 50 4360 23 20 '20-2- Johnson - L. 8pltUler- - W - 4850 4450 25 23 20 24 20 24 4350 4250 4250 4050 ,1 3730 lien, End Marksmen the fellows who had' kkiown him in his prime, told me I' should have seen Johnson when he was If they were . right, I'm good. glad I didnt have that to. worry about. He was too good for me when they said he was about through. ; t Winter sports, where winter has been successful, have ha,d their fling and o far as the northeastern sector is concerned, the University of New Hampshire still rules the roost, as intercollegiate ehampion. The boys of this rug- Target Shoot 17 March Sacramento, Calif Mark Arie, amateur ace from Champaign. Ills,, today - held the title in the 100 bird event of th first Sacranuhto annual handicap 89 out trapshoot, haring broken . . - . of 100 targets, The 'only perfect score of the (API trap-sho- ot . T CARbMAV3 hi;; meet was made by E. L. Prlndle south Carolina righthander, whe of Stockton, Cahr, who won the event with 100 came to the As via Portland of class "B - M1KEGAZELIJU ' lAtEXQASTOriu -- .- -tv rd ged NeVEngland--scheoikaAe- d out of 100. and skied off with three of the All Brunidge of Reno, Nev., won four big meets, held at DartWith baseball seaaea In the offing. t alxh, Chicago Cub pitcher, Is in the event 98 out with the class C Los Angeles Pacific Coast league club Camp; Hums, Rrouhijn first baseman mouth, Murray Bay and on their of 100, ahd J. S. Clark of Reno own anowelad ground. Dartmouth in the San Francisco Mission uniform Ziun of the t levrlaml Americana hi I broke 94 out of 100 to capture the 1929 la pitching with the ban Francisco Seals, while Ml jus of the same club captured the first honors at Lake class D event. Placid. k also with tbo beats; Ballou, formerly of llroeklj n, pitching in the I os Four Notre , Dame had its Angeles quarters; Mays of the anhees is wilh Portland as a turiler; tiarcila, The doubles trophy in class third baseman, has changed the ankro uniform to that of Hollywood, and but New Hampshire Horsemen A was won by Fran M. Troeh, Alex Gaston, formerly with Bostons American club is another beat who'll skated into the picture this win-t- er eoriiandr Ore 7 amateur champion, with its four Icenvn." who with 95 out of 100. The three yrtrfm Miiwtbi bat ta 1CW? cleaned ended yesterday. TipTn a very big way. day meet BUREAU FARM LADIES New At the Dartmouth and LOCAL MEETS the winter carnivals, Hampshire local of Trentorv The Ladle two Mailman brothers Harry and Injuries a meeting the farm bureau held Eugene of Worcester, along with ward Arthur Bums of Manchester and U F O R K E A L Monday evening, in the V Matcom Chase of Dover, N. H, Eva Bent" V 4, t'SZj T IaAT chapel, at which Miss .Jr y for first finished ley gave a lesson on organization; as well in the quarter-mil- e asto place stressed Is Luzerne work Atwell able the This being Blue, Salt Lake City, March 15 (tfh races. as two-mi- le conto members first properly Louis Bt. baseman of the sist Injuries he received when he duct a meeting of any kind. -Bfowns who is built like - Red was struck by a truck yesterday of Washington The Dan-lelse- n, H. H. Grange and as dynamic . on the not onlyUniversity Tuesday evening more turns oarsmen with evening resulted fatally for Theodiamond as on .was the High the redhead dore Alolse Peteler, aged 64, who president of than talent coaching any other Benson cm the sat In discusa gridiron, Prieats quorum of the died later In. a hospital. but university rowing supporting of first fast balls in the lobby of sion Bishop Ravsten, of the racing shells come Adrian Ferguson, driver of the stake and met the Monterey Hotel, West Palm most the with the priest-hocounselor, from shop and expert hand of truck, said he was blinded by the Beach. section of our M. I. A. here. George Pocock at Seattle, Georges lights of an approaching car and After the close of meetings. Luke Grove Lefty unquestionably and applause goes with the did not see Peteler, who was the .veteran aetor gave has the fastest ball of any pitcher spirit race. East on Huskies In walking in the street, pulling two Cosgrave, which consistIn the American League," said Lu, west, but heanyis Impartial xas a entertainment an small trucks loaded with groceries. ed of impersonating a number of who can with t speak authority craftsman. . . Ferguson was not detained , Jt?y the main characters In fihakes-pear- 's after ten years of facing- - the best Pocock has lust finished . mine police, the with concluding boxmen in the circuit., . complays, shells, for the eight-oare- d Ode to the Pioneers. bv Orson "Walberg is fast and so. is petition, six of which built for bo niAt there F. Whitney. Defense Fen rue coupon, Looks Earnshaw, among the right-haln- d Says . California, Wisconsin, .Cornell, ten who feel the mom way, hat here ers, but neither has quite the rip j Navy, Syracuse and Washington The annual conference of the Man Who Like ward that Grove ean put qn the ball I will be assembled again for the MUSIC DEFENSE LEAGUE primary association of the U you. u x parua of tate, value Robust Jimmy Foxx at first ace of the As in addition, j was hold, here Sunday. The prothe art of mnelc and would ehield It regatta In Jilne on pie Auto of kinds all and feel U yon .that from debasement . has great control for a southoaw. Poughkeepsie 1ft SixfV DOVS hitting any as outlined by the general Harvard and river. Hudson gram the enterscreen for . of the pay the price you park; Bishop pitching out board was given and that very Walbsrg had a better 'curve than Princeton also have bought new e Vou also to living entitles , ; tainment at second and the irrepressible Continued from Page One Grove. HE public wonts real music (music, exerclfe YOUR rfebt to a sheila from the Pocock shop this creditably. Mrs. Laura Shumway, Bpo" The subject turned to Walter year, while he is shipping one as Jimmy Dvkes, sparkplug of the and Miss Agnes stake in the theatre. president several out for uurned the were days, during team, at third base, round 1 board member, Johnson, whe probably had the far away as Cuba, where rowing With la sixty days altar fersaatfoa ne.v evidence Godfrey, Mrs. wlrch infield. attended fastest ball of them all. OF Shumway Music Detail s Learns was aa- af tbs AMERICA is one of the most popular ol present, FEDEJATW was to disnave the declaied been Otherwise there is not MUSICIANS I batted against Johnson' eight, sports. xouKd la MwiMpar fewSnanU the- business that was necesto tka on concern Y. eltfexa ne . covered. w Vsr. of; 1,7!US 144 ISfe a Srwkny. (feauary gave Miss slightest cause for Godfrey years ago when I believe sary and UxitoS Statu aaS Canada Fad ioiaoil Wlthrat furtlwr obllcattia Ocnnnwn: Macks part, with the greatest he still wag faster than anyone enroll my nine In Ui Henry Marianl, the first of the talk to the people. . A hew ' card fable is so conaiait tka auWatitutioa nn my bat l, pies It ta protest v emt wh I Mickey new witnesses called, testified he tplqndld Musle IWsmta Irirue Catcher in the game, In fakaxiiral wmu&c for LWtof Or the league and, faster., even structed that it can be turned on posed to Ui PiiroiiuUQD Of Uvuig Musi dwitra aal OrfaniaU la tka Tkaatra. Chocrane. to do at least 99 per- saw a man whom he identified from tbo Tketra than Grove is now, declared one edge and used as a fire Mix a 1 1 ar a I aaaadauaaeu af Tka cent of the backstopping afid an Inter as Charles Peter, walk past Bue. But Cobb. Speaker and screen paaaaaaaaaa Kino . Amarka kaa kaaa arousr. outfielder trio composed of Sim a barber shop- - here about 5 p. m. ONLY BUT THE STRUGGLE HAS Addms Stops Constipation kaa mens In left, George (Muue) Haas cn Friday 21, the day of the woBEGUN, far aaarr MM.?, a If Matted aaS City...., Miller in aaiuaterflp aifaag and center right in mans murder. Peter, who was in MUSICIANS Simple glycerin, buckhom bark, Homey Summa and Dewitt FEDERATION the chamber, has admitted that AMERICAN THE the little California he was with Mrs. Moormeistcr on saline, etc. a mixed in Adlerika, ta fka Uiwfed SMn ' ad Canada! fCanpriate 140jfM prafuataaal nuatafeaa made an automobile ride a week before relieves constipation In TWO merchant, have Broadway, Ntw York, N. Y. speed 440 14, fraaidanf, WEBEB, JOSEPH low istrdng bids foi reserve outfield the slaying, but testified that he hours! Most medlelnes act on acts Adlerika duty, and the veteran eanWally had not seen her for two days er bowel only, but He had an annuity Roentgen. give previously. oh BOTH upper and-- lower bowel, Schang and Cy Perkins never 110111 the saroegie hero fund. 7 you poisons Cochrane relief If he- - needs It. IDAHO UTAH removing AND James L. Allen, a barber In the t, Norfol va. Clarence Cham thought were In your system. Just shop, testified Marianl was In the one spoonful relieves GAS, sour UTAH LEAGUE STARTS STEPS berlin on a flight to Kitty Hawk, TO HALT AUTO MISHAPS place at the time he claimed. N.t C fhe birthplace of aviation, stomach and" sick headache. Let W. Lewis, Peter's counsel, AdlerikA give your stomach and found parts of the Wright T. has Continued fronr Page one and-dunes. objected foday to Grover Bummers bowels a REAL cleaning ' and see Sait Lake City Delegaiee- - frorr, old chapel C. S. and court The district Provo the Columbia, will and camps feel! Ogden how reporter, It that! you continuing surprise and good ness have In part failed, official reporter in the in- you! City Drug Company , the two Salt Lake camps ' will of Columbia theological seminary, it is necessary that more effective as Summers had perfect the prganlzation of a state where Woodrow Wilscn, as a boy (Advertisement) means of preventing accidents be of quest, declaring been doing detective work" for department,' women's auxiliary of of 16,..made the profession of 'paramount Importance to the com the ynited . Spanish war veterans, faith in Christ, will be torn down, the sheriff s office in connection dele the we, therefore, Issue March munfty; of here next Saturday. c. State of- brick by brick and stone by stone, of with the Justice investigation. In conference assembled by .gates f X and reconstructed in dectur, Ga. . ficers will be .elected. the Peace H. Edward Sutton, who Out Cache the governor of the state of Utah Is Magazine Moscow The ice jam which, re- Wilsons father was dice a propresiding at the inqeest, upheld . on this 10th day of February., in the seminary which now his objection. cently packed the north fork of fessor 1930, for. the express, purpose of -- r. - (Continued front Pago One is located at Decatur. .. 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" high quality again reduced January alcohol and ammonia. prior to his death asked to be of Just want you Atlanta, Ga. An splehdid shape. born 1, 1930. Evening and night buried near his wife, who was to know this and to be assured on St, Patrick day emperor is to lead an ' there. interred .Aaclant Clxui of rates not reduced. my best effort at this end to invasion of England shortly emGeneral Primo De Rivera came The Diamond daisies were a re- handle it in a way equally satis- peror Jones of Golfdom. This is . to Paris shortly after he resigned Id s very small type of tome of factory. Bobby's birthday. his dictatorship last January 28. print D. K. OWEN This is distinct compliment to Edinburgh, Scotland Dr r J.. W. earlier publication, such as Chauthe His resignation came P. General V. Director Carden of L. Utah Agent the is a tc Spence dead, martyr after a long period of unrest at cer, Johnson ni Shakespeare, and 8tat Agricultural College Experi- science. SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES He arm and the sternness of his regime and came Into existence between 1520 and ment Station as he is the edi- hurt another inlosthis one 41 N. Main Kt. researches in 4 f in the face of growing revolu 183U. Wlilttlfighnm of Cljeswlck bad torial adviser for the Greater the was-ih which Salt field, Lake he ' I tab City, ueb tj pe. Cache Valley magazine. tionary feeling. pioneer associated with Wilhelm til Tht Coast league. on Mahaf feys ability is top-o- ff the fact that the plavers cal) cm a club which him speed boasts three of the greatest fast ball f lingers in the game In Lefty Grove, Rube Walberg and big big re'George Eartishaw. toThe rmmd-.mi- l cruit ta expected a five man starting staff with Texas Bill Shores. Tills would permit Marck tc hold in reserve, for relifef duty or an occasional starting turn, three such able veterans as Eddie Rommel. old Jack Quinn, who admit: to 44 years; and Howard Ehmke worlds series hero, serving alsc as a pitching coach this soring. Out side the box, the only position in doubt when the camp war the pitched was shortstop, where Eric recruit, youthful southern McNair, appeared as a rival for the veteran Joe Boley. This doubt has been removed by Boleyr that steady work and evidence the veterans arm still can keep the ball ahead of the fleetest runners. McNair, who is otaly 20. nevertheless will be kept in re-- " serve, along with Dib Williams, up a promising second sacker. from Little Rock; and Jim Kecsey. first baseman recalled from Portland. Roger Cramer and Roy Tarr are two other promising lnfieid-er- s. the Pacific TREIITOII 1 DEPARTMENT Truck 1 Thanks a Lot, Everybody ! 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