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Show m 1 - r r . Wednesday, July 21930. 5IIE JOURNAL, Boston Red Sax Have (,ACHK ; fAOA Fi i UTAH COL-NTY- Staff Of Kniife JwofromMi Teas on Situation: Coast A San- - Francisco, Jhly By II ugh ' S. Fuilertoiv Jr. Associated .Press Sports Writer The Mission5suffered yesterday Regardless of tjieir humble when Sacramento set out to retwo position m the American lea coup "its fortunes, losing to the former- - league gue stann'ngrs the basebat season nears its halfway mark, leaders. 5 to 2 and 12 to 9. With the- - Boston -- Red Sox can put the aid 'of Portlands victory in a claim for the honor ci cvcrT.cs, An gles, the- Senators in half the Angels lead. having tire best pitching in the cut . Freitas continued setting the major leagues- They cant hit nace for the league hurlers. well enough to take advantage of their hurling. holding down the Reds in the A half dozen Redleg pitchers first gameo-whilthe Sacs got are working regularly and with to Lieber-- after six scoreless - considerable a amount of as- - turns. A ninth inning rally surance that when they start Tor eight runs ruined the head a game they will finish it. Mi- the Reds had piled up with Nellton Gasten, Jack Russell, Dan son In the box in the second " MacFayden, Eddie Durham, Hod game. Lisenbee and Ed Morris take A homer, single and sacrifice 4 regular and quite successful in the last of the ninth comon the mound. bined to overcome a Los Ang;t turns Of this group of moundsmen. eles heJd and take a 5 to 2 Milt , Gaston is perhaps- the Portland victory, Walter Mails Is-hardest worker and the most holding the Angels to low ftg-- i effective pitcher.. The star right ures. First division honors looked hander pitched again yesterday and neld - the Cleveland In- to be all between the Sacs and dians to three- hits in his sixth Angels as both San Francisco r complete game in succession extended its winning streak to an his llth of the season. He eight games as Page rescued won, 3 to 1, and also made just Shebenback on the mound for as many hits as. he allowed, the Stans and McEvoy alllowed one too many extra base hits having a perfect day at bat. Bob - Grove, Philadelphias The stars won 6 to 5. Dutch Ruether of Seattle speedball ace, did about as well as Gaston in, the brief time downfed Curt Davis, Seal mound-maIn' 12 Innings, the Indthe weather allowed the Ath- i. letics to play. He allowed De--i ians winning, 4 to 3, troit just one hit in five inn-- tags while Young Dib Williams Eddie Tolan aided him to a 4 to 1 victory. The teams started out to play a double header, but the storm Leads Speeders which stopped the games in New York and Washington cut , ,. them to one contest of the At Vancouver minimum . length, five inches. r; Williams most of produced Philadelphias counters by drivCing out a home run when he Vancouver. B. - July 2 (TP) was sent in as a pinch batsman Michigan universitys "midnight with two on bases in the second express" apparently has not slackened speed. inning. Eddie Tolan, nero sprinter The National league was saved a lot of complications 'wnen the who leaped tajd - fames spotwhen he set the .worlds Brooklyn Robins blew off the light accumulated bad baseball of 100 yard cash record at 9.5 weeks in one inning the seconds, nicked the 1Q0 meter St. Louis Cardinals. against Watson mark here yesterday by Including Percy Clark, Brooklyn's leading southOlympic champion, paw, proved ineffective in the Williams, and Ohio George Simpson, second frame and Clise Dudley and Jim Elliott were not much states hope. secbetter. They gave- - nine hits Tolan'a time was 10 of a second betand behind them the Robin onds, one-fifrecord held fielders committed - three er- ter' than the rors. The . result was eleven jointly by himself and Charlie race was sancr PadckK'tTh runs-an- d a 15 to--- --victory for tioned by the British Columbia St Louis. s? While this was going on, the A. A. V, but whether Tolan s feat will be presented for offileague leading Chicago Cubs cial recognition was not stated. wtie in the process came back in the a 7 to 5 decision to the New 220Simpsonevent to win by a foot yard York Giants. Fred Fitzsimmons was the leader in the victory from Tolan and20. equal the 6 seconds. over the league leaders that worlds record of Another worlds record, iwas kepu- - the Giants in third place, in the 50 yard race for v- Aiteri four straight defeat the broken New Yorkers found themselves women when Miss Lillian Palmer. covered the only a half game ahead of the distanceVancouver, 5 seconds. The Cards. Fitz kept them there by official in 5 of 6 seconds is mark allowing tlje Cubs only eight held by Rosa Grosse, Toronto. hitsPittsburgh replaced Boston in fourth place by defeating the Thompson Fights Braves 8 to 3. 0 -- - ,r . . outrun-nimr'a'flel- tU 1- -5 th ? 4-- - Risko and Griffiths Battle Tonight For fistic Ring Honors Chicago, July 2, (AP) Rubbery Johny Risko, despoiler of ring ambitions aqd hopes, packs his rugged fighting fists in leather again tonight 16 a determined attempt to wreck- - the comeback plans of Gerald Ambr rose Griffith, the 'tough heavyweight from Sioux City,' Iowa. The two meet in the main event at the Chicago Stadiums boxing card. Fifteen thousand fight fans, assured of a rematch at bargain prices In ease of a foul, are expected to watch Ihe duel For Griffith, the fight was regarded as a crisis in his rather erratic career. Dwarfed as championship contender several months ago by his six round knockout at the hands of Jack Gagnon, theretofore a virtual - unknown Boston Gob, Griffith must defeat the - big baker boy from Cleveland - tonight or run- the almost eer- - tain risk of stepping out of the heavyweight picture altogether. Although Griffith came back to win a decision over Gagnon a few weeks later his victory was unimpressive at the time and more unimpressive --when Otto Von Porat, the Norwegian heavy, knocked Gagnon out. To Risko the fight was just another fight The Cleveland' baker has been up and down the heavyweight ladder so, many times that he is regarded simply as a heavyweight "trial horse." The supporting fights" on the card are expected to be unusually attractive. In the 10 Paul semi - windup, rounds Swiderskl, the surprising heavyweight from Syracuse, N.Y, meets Frankie Simms of Cleve- -, land. Bimms will outweigh .hlsf opponent by about '20 pounds' but the Pole Tanks as the favorite. -- , SPORTr. SLANTS In full cry now and In the ped New Yorks Madison Square midst of the greatest winning Garden in average boxing turn-wi- ts streak in golfs rayed and anScores I 1929-3season. cient history, Bobby Jones has The lor theshow 8 . the Stadium 2 figures San Francisco, July of - the last five fP) four captured . By The Associated Press . In averaged 13,341 customers and Young Jack Thompson, Oak- national championships ' NATIONAL land negro welterweight? cham-pio- n. which he has taken part, with $54,607 In receipts for 23 shows, New York 7, Chicago 5. and coung . Corbett- - of the--l American at Inter- with a top gate of $184,584 Boston 3, Pittsburgh' 8."'" JThto Fresno, one of theForemost to Mr Brooklyn 7, St. Louis 15. Challengers, ended training pre- gagement-Tb12,708 paving guests for . Only three scheduled.-- . today for their ten parations wizard Atlata AMERICAN ,l bout here the round non-tit- le Cleveland 1, Boston 3. afternoon of July Fourth, 1929 American Open, fell by the In outdoor activities. Soldier Detroit 1, Philadelphia 4. Corbett, study southpaw, who wayside in the 1929 American . , Field, on the late-fron- t, over Others postponed; rain. . has decisions won twice enabled Chicago to attract the PACIFIC COAST before he became links of Britian to Thompson again pick greatest crowds and "gates" In Missions champion, ruled a favorite at Sacramento up the threads of victory. Jones sports history. The football recodds of 10-to oneteam. led his Walker Cup was set at 110,000 when the - Oakland 5, Hollywood 6. Already down to 142 pounds, sided triumph abroad ta. addi- ord . Los Angeles 2, Portland 3. game first was playhis fighting weight, Thompson tion to capturing the British Army-Nav- y ed there ta 1926 and surpassed San Francisco 3, Seattle 4. took things easy." Amateur first the the for. time, when 123.000 witnessed the U. (12 innings.)' A decided weight advantage British for the third time S, Dame game of 1929 will favor Corbett, who agreed in five Open years -In the same arena, Tex RickMtUllMi to come in at not less than Bobbys only major setback ard put on his greatest fistic 148 pounds and not over 150 since he lost a playoff to John- show, the second Dempsey-Tun-ne- y pounds. The Fresnan is in fine ny Farrell at Olympia for the bout, which drew 145,000 condition. American Open crown of. 1928 customers and nearly $3,000,-00- 0 MOTOR MAXIMS was at the hands of Johnny In receipts, doubling the Goodman, toe boy fro--n Omaha, "gate for any fight ever held in the amateur championship In New York. at Pebbble Beach last September. Corbett Yesterdays 4 July , - e wwb. ww-- 5-- 2-- 9. 7. tre - ITS 4Tif fSHTi By The Associated Tress Earl Mastro, Detroit Chi- Bud Taylor, Terre Haute, Ind., (10). Tony outpointed Mexico, Herrera, Harry Dubllnsky, Chicago, (10) Jackie Stewart, Chicago Ward Louisville, outpointed Sparks, Detroit, 8) ; Patsy Fetlock, Winnipeg, outpointed Frankie Burns, Milwaukee, (8) Billy Rose, Indianapolis Cincinnati,! outpointed Sammy Price, Indiana pells, (10); Rosy Baker, Anderson, Ind, outpointed Jackie R059I1, Chicago. (10 Fresno, Cal. Tommy Hughes Of Cleveland knocked out Pin . key Bige, Omaha,-(3)cago, outpointed - AU. THE WORLD KNOCKS . A KNOCKER. so' friendly that they send their friends-herfor a used car of merit. o Yesterdays Stars PHONE Zli I By The Associated Press . George Watkins, Cardinals Clouted two doublesand pal of singles as Cards .whipped - -- Robins. SOIVECE CO. MOTOR. FORD PRODUCTS Major The interesting angle is that I League the last J vs not been heard of t " Leaders nonyoung Mr. Goodman, who chalantly stood off his eminent opponent on the shores of Carmel Bay last summer with a By The Associated Press -of golf. 7 . (Including- games- - of July 1 counThe Nebraskan led the NATIONAL trys qualifiers in the National Batting . ODoul, PhlHlss, . j Open prelunhnries last year, 40L ...Runs Cuyler, Cubs. 71. ished the rugged Winged Foot Runs batted in Klein, Phillayout, even though his final lies, 7. 24 strokes back Hits tally of 318 was Terry, Giants, 106. of Jones. This at least was betDoubles Frisch, Cardinals, ter than such stars as Johnny Farrell could do. Triples Cuyler, Cuba, ti. This June, Goodman was withHome runs Wilson, Cubs, in a stroke of the top among some 1200 aspirants for qualify-ta- g Stolen bases Cuyler, Cubs, placer and will be. in the 17. finals at Minneapolis. Even tbo AMERICAN he is not in- a class with Jones Batting Cochrane. Athletas a scorUr- machine, it will be ics, .404. to see Runs what Goodinteresting Ruth, Yankees, 90. man does stflBierlachen in his Runs batted in Gehrig, second attempt; even mere In- Yankees, 85. Irn Merwhen he goes to Hits teresting Hodapp; Indians, 104. lon in September for the. NaDoubles McManus, -- Tigers, 25. tional Amateur. Golfing . fate some make might arrangements Triples Combs, y&nkecs, there to cast Bobby and Johnny together again- in match ptay Home" runs "Ruth; Yankees, and scramble around to enjoy ,30. the fireworks." Stolen bases Rie Sena- tors, 2. Chicago, apparently ready to turn out bigger crowds whenAfter two years Frank Milever there is - a sporting de- ter, Eldorado Kjuu oil worker, mand for them, -- has again has repaired his airplane that demonstrated its ability to out-dra-w was wrecked in a tornado. New York er any other town in the country. It took an automobile to halt Its principal indoor 1 na, a pair of runaway horses rethe Chicago Stadium, outstrip cently at Claflln, Kas. ,.- . Giants Fred Fitzsimmons, Held. Cubs ta eight .hits and beat them, Bib Williams, . Athletics H.t homer with lets on o beat Tig7-- 5. -- ers, 4-- 1. Milton Gaston, ' Indians to slapped out Held Rad Sox three thj'e-himsel- to win - Ralston Hemstey, Pirates Drove in two runs with ticuble and triple," scored two others himself as Pirates brat Braves. 3-- 1. 3 fiits, ' It Wouldnt Rent Before MANY it ii,done,.. JlffiiSOirS Influence of Minerals on Growth of Chick ADDITIONAL WANT ADS Into ta rlaoslfy I Experiments at the Wiscoaai station chow that chicks which were fed the Wisconsin ratio of eighty f To parts of ground yellow corn, twenty parts middlings, five parts of chick Fee Rent- -4 modern roomed size bone meat, fire parts chick North house. Call at 438 one and size part Main. to access skim free with milk, salt, did much better la recent tests than chicks that were fed ratios In which part of the minerals were left out Id tea weeks the chicks which were fed the regular ration gives above weighed 509 grams. 'A similar lot In which the bone meal was left out grew to an average of 4SQ grams, while a lot that failed to have limestone lnctuded In their ration weighed 353 grams. At the age of nineteen weeks the chicks weighed 1,107. 903 and 400 grams, respectively, for ths different lots. The above testa show the need of Including minerals la the chick ration. A ration containing milk or milk combined with minerals In the approximate proportion. used in the Wisconsin ration, forms the basis for most of successful chick the starting mashes. Yellow com la a good Ingredient far one of the grains, Your choke ( fY 4 as it contains a plentiful supply of what m left ter vitamin A. The kind of ether cereals used does net matte so much, so long as they are easily digested O 11s tnd attractive to the chicks, -- ground-limeston- LUMBER CO. 258 South Main Flume 82 Material Ideas Plans Idaho Utah e SX DOWN GO THE PRICES ONLY A FEW DAYS LEFT AND THEN WE QUIT BUSINESS IN LOGAN A Everything in the store to be said Regardless of Cost Goods never Come, get your share Massacre of Prices before sold so cheap in Logan. , Boys Pants A Far '49 Cleat Feed Essential to Complete Success . . But we all are extremely fond of a BOOSTER. The people we have sold" USED CARS feel $otbaIl get altogether a concoach, has entered common-- - kinds ly finished and South! Park tract with the It is surprising that $40,600 for commission to this condition should continue now. It is well to keep tn mind use of Soldier pay for the field view of Is feed of the relatively cheap that the price q ftj Dame gam next feeds of all kinds which can a low basis and It is worth a Army-Not- re be best cashed in feeding to lot more money converted Into November 29. It Is one of the livestock. Instances are avail- meat foods on the ranch than biggest one ..day rentals Jchprg-e- d able where barley Is being sold If sold on the present market. by the commission. -- , r at as, low as $15.00 per ton. A square yard of sunshine At present prices of beef and Because of the Increasing pork. It will yield about double will provide one horsepower of number of women in business, t.be. price of grata at the pres- energy if used for mechanical the word "Mens hast been ent time. work, says Dr. C; G. Abbot of stricken from the name ef Oklahoma City Credit Mens asIn the meantime, we are the Smithsonian institution. sociation. bringing in grain finished cat- - A r honeymoon was abrubtly tle from the middle west to meet the requirement xrf better beef. halted at Emporia, Kas., when Joseph R. JPowell, 84, has While price levels have gone a party of five motorists was lived on the same tram jand In quarantined after one beeame the same house In Walker county down substantially during the 111 with smallpox. Texas, for 75 years. last week on common and halffat kinds, the better quality Is holding reasonably firm. Four loads, 941 pounds, grain fed Wyoming steeri, brought $11.65 per cwt. on Tuesday's i market 1400 ' of the common kinds on hand and can only be sold at a price because they are not what the trade wants. The lamb business is showing a little more firmness within the last two weeks, but there HAIL, Alib Is no reason to believe that we FAREWELLare going to have much improvement in twice levels. They didnt come down all at once C urn rw . r and they cant be expected to come back all at once. This, .UtmI BrHate Mku lwn4 however, is no excuse for anytV'A body going out of business who ; k-- I'M has the feed and facilities. price levels are InducUnder Double Fire ingPresent a number of people to pick , . some feeder lambs' and also up w. breeding stock. Present prices owners to ought to Induce the keep back at least their breeding stuff, but the trouble Is we fiL - H y j!rV get panicky when prices come 'sk "if unwe and must down think -r is load. This unloading usually done to the benefit of the other fellow. If they are good for him. they are good for you. so lets not get the Impression that we are going out of the sheep business. It is too important to our food sunnly. Hog prices are still on a profitable basis, around $11.00 per cwt. The bulk of the hogs for the coast trade, however, continue to come from the middle west, nearly 2000 miles of transportation, with the accoman old home stands vacant. A relic panying shrink and death loss, and customs long past, they will to say nothing of the freight charges. not rent. But . , . the great majority of So far as supply is concerned, there is nothing on the horithese same homes can be made to bring good zon to indicate, anything like a price slump, but we must b rentals, simply by judicious home modernmindful of the fact that all izing. Let us tell you how classes of foods are relatively inthe JLuottBtM troJm fUwto cheap. Notwithstanding and done profitably. creased purchasing power of the William F. Watsh, nine year Is gethe chairman of the board of stun workingmans dollar, USE OUR SPECIAL SERVICE DEPARTMENT arda and appeal of Naw York Citv, ting less dollars, hence ids purha bee indicted by two grand chasing power Is less. Under normal conditions, we can asjuries. ' ' sume with reasonable certainty 4 . half-finish- ed n, .. Fidl Solditr i - . . 6T)--Knu- te' Los Angeles - -- -- Chicago, July 2 We continue to that where the supply decreases Notre Dame Rockne, too many poor- - price Increases, but what is a into 2,-t- . Rocke ConiractsFtf, Sacramento With FinePitcners t LuGA-N- v Clean feed is essential to the complete stmeess. of a- - sanltition program. It U not sufficient to mix or buy citws feed. The entire, ration must be kept clean until 'the chickens have an opportunity to eat It No feed of any kind should he scattered in the Utter or ms the Door for the growing chicks. Nor should it be scattered on the ground unless care la taken to throw it in a fresh place each day in order, as some one has said, to give the chickens a clean tableciotlu Grain, as well as stash, can be hopper fed with very good result, especially after the ehkkeo are partly grown. After the chickens are ranging n move too feed to a new location esc a week. If possible, they should be In the shade at legst a part of the day la order to encourage the chickens to eat freely. The water fountains should be so arranged that there will be no permanent puddles of water or mud' as thesa mike the finest kind of place in which worm eggs can rest while waiting for some chicken to pick them up. -- - -- bop-.pe- rtoxy Goy , "Yen should be content with the Wonderful carriage nature has given You," rejoined the husband when his wife asked hint to buy a tar, Pathfinder Magaalu. 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