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Show n fM Mtt tVf f g 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 99 t999 ! rtf?yMlf MfMHMTfTV M V9 9 9 t TfTTTT y 9 ttMIMtMlMtttyyttf f mimi Saturday, July 12, 1930. THE JOURNAL, LOGAN, CACHE COUNTY. UTAH PAGE SIX CMIKE by Oscar Hitt BIG MOMENTS IN LITTLE LIVES Logan Juniors GOSSIP HEARD Oil I Horton Smith Takes Lead At Have Made An AND TIRE AUTOMOBILE ROW Leo Hansen, manager of the Texaco Oil company- for Cache valley has had all his trucks painted up with the Tex&eo colors, red and white. Leo is a genial fellow and makes friends wherever he goes. The motto of the Texaco service stations is friendly service. automobile conRas Yonk, manager of the Hudson-Esse- x cern, has had a busy week selling used cars. According to Mr. Yonk, cars can be sold if the salesmen work. This motto cleaned up ten used cars from his used car stock. - Interlachen Enviable Record The Logan Junior Collegians went through the ten game playing schedule without a defeat and scored on an average of 17 runs per game, while their opponents scored six runs per game. The team had a batting average of .821. Dibble, outfield-e- d the list with .475. Ryan first base scored the most runs with 24. Herbert Humphreys, chief salesman for the Gfaham-Faig- e Batting average: ABrHrR. Per. representatives in Logan, the Blair Autct company, re- Cleve Dibble 36 17 15 .472 U. s Uraham-Iaigeon the S. Kent Ryan 49 23 24 .468 ports that there are now fifteen . A. C. campus. Dean Smith ....X 40 18 14 .450 Scholes .... 47 20 21 .427 Bishop Eugene Johnson, manager of the Studebaker Harold Edward Qumney 49 19 19 .387 and Idaho out men in his selling has Wyoming had agency 378 and The week. Tinea cars this boy s uTrnTgoOirpraspCtty Mark Balling .... 22 8 6 .363 sold three. 34 12 16 .352 Roy Hull Russell Cranney of the Cranney Motor company has had John Broberg .... 24 7 11 .287 .285 a great many prospects out this week, and everything looks Vincient Gessel Owen Anderson ..11 3 2 .277 good for the Chrysler, Manner Bemsten 25 8 8 .240 The Firestone Service on Third North has had a "busy Allen Otterbeck 18 2 2 .111 week unloading a carload of tires. Manager Earl claims won- Mark Brown ........ 5 0 4 .000 The Logan Junior boys are ; ders for the new Firestone tires. re- now entitled to go to the state Service of Ford the corporation Lee Jones, manager meet at Provo, the first part, of ports that his company has increased its sales over last year August, where they should show per cent. According to Mr. Jones there is a run upv well. Coach Sumner Hale by thirty-fiv- e who has been coaching the boys . on the smaller cars. ' : Emil Broby of the Cache Valley service station on Second ,is leaving town for a few weeks and H. F. Laub who has been North is one of the oldest and most dependable service men with the boys for every game of in Logan. le has a large trade and has made a reputation will take charge of the boys in windshields clean He can next Fridays game. doing everything for the motorist. . - , j. that are 'clean when he gets through" with them. He has a -to is own he patent. that going little device of his Los Angeles A. G. Olofson, manager of the Blue Light Gas and Oil Idaho company is extending his companys busines far into R'W P Croat UHU1 Almost Sure 1930 The ' i- W and Wyoming. . , Iras caused national the over hookup hour Shell The . happy county manOf First Place Detroit JEFF DICKSON, YOUTH PROMOTER many favorable comments and Mr, Hale, Cache much better. be Tigers to is it Shell going the says company ager for KNOWN AS TEX RICKARD OF EUROPE f. According to Mr. Hale, the Output for his company continues ,Ban Francisco, July 12,,t ,(AP) Show Strength . to increase in this district. Los Angeles was assured of Gasoline is 5 cents a gallo nin California due to a gasoline at least a tie for first honors In Recent Gaines war there. It would be a good thing for a couple of days if In the Coast league today with time rather than game winning we had that price here. giving them that standing. Grant Bateson, manager of the Central garage has pulled to Sacramento advanced tires By Hugh S. Fullerton, Jr. General famous the He a good one this week just placed within three games of the Associated Press Sports Writer m came also on all the city automobiles. The fire department The somewhat Angels yesterday by turning incomplete tables on Hollywood, 13 to 5, for new tires furnished by Mr. Bateson. play of the Jack-.iaUb- ..721 - A , - . intra-section- Turfmen Believe Only a Broken Le? Would Make Gallant Fox Lose a sixth major Arlington- Park, Chicago, July in his try for' Ned O, show horse richest 193 stake. (API Americas 12, in the Churchil Downs feature, race purse f hree- - year-ol- d some consideration, received as did the three fillies. Snowflake, Alciblades arid Dustemall, but ' the general feeling was was that Gallant Fox would have to break a leg to lose. Overnight odds were 2 to 5 but were expected to reach asiow as 20 cents to a dollar. The combination of the rich stake and the opportunity of seeing the Fox and his veteran rider, Earle Sande, in 'action aroused the greatest interest in horse racing in Chicago since the sport was revived. At least were expected at the 50,000 Arlmgon course and prepara- a tions were made to handle crowd of 70,000. added Arlington classic-todafurnished an apthe parently easy short cutold,to Galchampion three year lant fox, in his drive for a record as the greatest money winning horse of all time. Victory in today's mile and a quarter raco worththe approxiwinner, mately $70,800 to the would bring the winnings of sensational son of Sir Gala-ha- d III Marguerite to around the $300,000 mark and within earnstriking distance of the Zev. ings record of the great There was a few who thought Gallant Knight, second to the Fox in the Kentucky Derby, might head off the champion the $70,000 y al ' three games to play, the. best the Senators could hope for today was a tie. Seattle- - continued an onmade it three slaught which games out 7 of four with Los 7 to 5 Angeles, winning by a ninth inning rally after two were out. Horne, second pitch er in the league, suffered. Oaklands' run was extended to four straight from the Missions and two successive shutouts as Daglia blanked the Reds 6 to 0. Bigelow replacing Boone for the Missions, got three of the teams six hits. San Francisco evened up the series with Portland, beating Walter Malls, challenge, 8 to 6, by breaking up a tight tie game in tho eight which yester- days beginning of a new east-we- st few movement, brought surprising results In Us general emphasis of the fact that a good ball club is successful no matter where the games 1 are played, The unexpected downfall 0i the Chicago Cubs and the rise pf the Detroit Tigers were the only results which were un lost a The Cubs foreseen. four game series at Cincinnati and wound up near the bottom of the National league list with two victories and five defeats. The Tigers, smashing Out a final victory yesterday, took four of five from the Cleveland Indians after gaining a 2 edge over Chicago for a total of seven victories in ten games. Detroit showed a lot of pow er In yesterdays game, .slamRuse Defeats ming out 18 hits for an 11 to 1 triumph over the Indians. Utah Wrestler This victory put the Tigers of the champion Jeff Dickson, American who went to Europe with the A. E. F., and Athletics, who won six remained has since become the foremost boxing promoter on the 'con-, ' Vancouver, B. C July 12 and lost three in the Ultra- tinent. Dickson is shown signing up Phil Scott for a bout in London with and second XV. Ruse, Portland grap-ple- r, sectional series, (P Bob L. Young Stribling. In the background is a typical scene at one of defeated Paul Wilklms of only to the Washington SenSalt Lake City In a feature ators, who won seven out of Dirkens Paris fight clubs.' mat bout here last night when eight from Boston and New went The Yankees in London, W. L. Young Paris his opponent was unable to York. Practically con-.tucontinue after having been through a serious slumo win- troling boxing in Paris, Lon-- 1 Stribling and Phil Scott for Berlin. Jefferson the heavyweight championship tossed for a fall In the fifth ning but two out of eight don and round.' Ruse finished his op- games. Dickson, young American pro-Europe on July 28th, is reas likely to be a. sell-a- s ponent with a reverse body The Chicago White Sox clos- moter, has come to be known garded the Tex Rickard of Eur-ou- t. slam that completely stunn- ed their nip and tuck series , I with the St. Louis Browns in Pe- ed the Utah wrestler. Dickson has been ' lnstru- , American the other league J'Jeff. as he is called by mental, in discovering several game,' gaining a 5 to 3 decis- friends and about two million young fighters in France, the Backstroke Record ion to take sixth place again European fight fans, came - to most prominent being Emile e by a margin, and France from Memphis, Term., Spider, Pladner, - f whom, he . - getting an' even break in ten via the A. E. F. nursed - along the f flyweight For Women Broken games. f t '.starting in a Modest way division.; t The suddenly triumphant 'in 1925, Dickson is the only The little battler from ClermonCincinnati Reds opened their .'promoter in Paris who Has t-Ferrand through Victoria! B. C July 12 (JP) tour of the eastern division reached the, "million victories over Izzy Miss Elinor, Holm of the New of the National yesleague and class. 'Schwartz Frankie gate Genaro, York women's swimming asterday by defeating the PhilSuccess in Paris caused JeH has reached the pinnacle. sociation bettered the worlds lies, 5 to 3. Red Lucas contrib-utte- d to look for other conto 150 yard backstroke record for Recently Jeff, ran foul fot the finishing touch to quer and in 1929 rings he decided the International women here last night, swim- the Boxing Un-t- o in the form of a victory to extend activities his A ion scheduled ming the distance in 1:56.8. home run in the ninth inning. London and Berlin. bout between Leone Jacovacct, The record of 1:58.2 was esThe Pirates slammed three who as Jack was tablished in 1924 at Chicago Cardial Walker, pitchers for 18 hits middleweight champion, v of by the late Sybil Bauer. to win the series final, 6 to the American Navy, and Jo 2, and divided the siX game set Pegazzano of Corsica, came to but despite this result Pittsan abrupt ending in the thlrd football coach as we were hav- burgh was below the .500 mark round, when Walker was hit ing a mid -- summer gridiron in the ai and play low, pow-poThey tell me Crow- ,the Cards were at the top. Dickson put on his semiley will be another sensation won Louis six St. and games final bout permitting Walker at New Haven. lost three, equalling the recto recuperate and then sent Sasse thinks Harvard as well ord of the New York Giants him back into the ring again as Yale will be among the against the Phillies and Brookagainst Pegapzano for. what strongest of Eastern football The Robins came in seche announced as an eight- outfits this year, with the pros- lyn. ond with five victories and round exhibition. pect that the annual classic be- three defeats and due to Chicj tween these two ancient rivals agos losses took a firm hold Walker, enraged at Pegazzano because he believed the will be one of , the. best of, ..the on first place.- ter havefoul campaign. itore 'into the Corsican and Army plays both the- - Crlm gave him a terrific son and Blue, which happens lading while JScores the cash customers to be why Ralph Irvine Sasse howled with glee. is devoting some early thought '"'Brought beforethe7" board to the subject. of the International Boxing By The Associated Press i Union, Dickson was fined NATIONAL , $100 francs for haring , Clnclnnat i 5, Philadelphia 3. transgressed the Union's rule St. Louis 2, Pittsburgh 6. no boxer that may appear in We repair your Battery Only two. the same ring twice during AMERICAN all same and kinds of the give evening. Cleveland 1 Detroit-I- F $100 is a cheap price Mo service on Batteries, Chicago 5, St. Louis 3. to pay give . the customers a By The Associated Press Battery charging Only two.' run .for their money, Jeff PACIFIC COAST Calumet, Mich. Billy Petro-ll- e, our specialty. said. 6. Missions knocked out 0, Oakland Fargo, 7. 5. Los Seattle Corporal Izzy Kline, Winnipeg, Angeles (21. Portland 6, San Francisco 8. West New York, N. J. Irish 13. Sacramento 3, Hollywood Stars. Bobby Brady, Jersey City, outA1 To Venezuela Debt New Rube pointed Pay Goldberg, York tlO). Caracas - (AP Venezuela is Sioux City, la. Carl Wells, going to pay all her external Waite Hoyt, Tigers beat Omaha, stopped Sammy Sacco, debt of $4,700,000 this year as1 11-on seven-h- it . pitchSioux City (2). a memorial to the great Latin- -. Main South and 3rd ing performance. San Francisco Andy Divodi, American liberator. - General Logan Paul Waner, Pirates smashNew York, knocked out Joe Simon Bolivar, the George ed for Cardinal- - pitching Cordoza, Los Angeles (8). Washington of South Amenta.! . How They Stand national LEAGUE ' f three-corner- - ed ar n, j I I 36-ho- le Dean Cromwell, Soifthern Californias track coach, stpp ped on a basketful of fireworks jwhen he named Paul Jessop of Stanford for the discuss-tossin- g position on his track - and field selections for 1930. Cromwell - not only ran 'quickly for cover but told he . was coast correspondents and wanted to 'only fooling 4starta n argument by naming -- 1 A TRIP here is a SURE SAFE, SPEEDY road to car ownership. You can associate the word BARGAIN with absolute RE- LIABILITY, when youl buy a good looking USED .Jessup.. I j -- , pionship and I, C, CAR of us. SERVICE MOT Ik CO. fORD PRODUCTS PHONE 2II I realize that greatest In the world, Cromwell explained. Jessups a great even athlete too, though his performances do not equal those of Krenz. who holds the worlds record, national chamOf course Krenz is the discuss-itoss- er A. A. A. A. title.,seems It that the shooting began after Jessup beat Krenz for the N. C. A. A. .discuss Ichamplonship at Chicago but .this was the only noteworthy setback of the year for the Stanford star. i j "If you think Albie Booth Is a pretty fair football player jwait until you see a lad named .Crowley romoing round next Fall for Yale, remarked Ralph Irvine Basse, Armys new head 45 , Is 45 29 .608 By The Associated Press 33 .577 of July 11) 35 .545 (Including Games , NATIONAL 36 .528 39 .480 ' Batting: ODoul, Phillies, .408. 42 40 .... 36 ... 35 41 .' 32 A3 27 46 AMERICAN LEAGUE I ?! .461 Runs .427 lies 91, Runs: .370 Washington Philadelphia New York Cleveland Detroit St. Louis 52 26 54 45 29 39 37 33 41 48 33 49 30 46 Chicago, 30 J 49 Boston COAST LEAGUE !. - " hatted in: Klein, ' Phil- Sacramento Oakland San Francisco Missions Seattle Portland . .667 .651 , .577 ' .487 .446 .395 .390. Runs: Ruth, .394 Runs batted 1.380 kees, j90. 55 40 Yankees, 94. Yan- in: Gehrig, Hits: Hodapp, Indians, 116. Doubles: McManus, Tigers, 28. .579 Triples: Combs, Yankees, 12. .542 .Home runs: Ruth, Yankees, .637 32. .521 Stolen bases: Rice, Senators .510 13. .479 .437 . Timber Yield Augmented .396 52 51 49 46 42 44 44 46 47 50 54 38 58 50 double and three singles. Red Lucas, Reds pitched efand hit fectively against Phils t Homer In ninth. i Pat Caraway, White Sox held Browns to, severi. hits and beat V . them, 3. i' Full fire Washington (AP) protection, replanting and Improved cutting practices will improve the yield of timber areas of the northeastern states, one of the countrys most heavily timbered regionsr' says the United States Forest Service. ad Dons Barbecue Is the Place to Cool Off Don's Orange 5c Tfte Summer Drink they are all talking about. This is made from the purest ingredients, with thirst quencher.choice oranges A sure-fir- e of j , The Pest of Every Fountain Djsh -- TUisadfo al ten-rou- . 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Cuyler, Cubs, 78. Hits: Klein, Phillies, 121. Triples Cuyler, Cubs, 12. Doubles: Frisch, Cardinals, 28, Home runs: Klein. Phillies, 25 Stolen bases; Cuyler, 19. j ' AMERICAN - O' . Batting: Simmons, Athletics, ' Won Lost Pet 5-- O Major League Leaders j 3-- T 4 Jones Won Lost Pet, Brooklyn Chicago New York St. Loyis ... Boston Pittsburgh Cincinnati Philadelphia re to hole route in1 the American It hasnt been necessary British the Open. The late Aleck Smith for stage a playoff Jack McDermott and his beat but , 1921 since title Open golf brother, McDonald Smith of five young these been there have a playoff in extra-roun- d battles in the last in beat Francis Ouimet seven years of competition for 1910. in Ted and Ray Vardon crown. Harry United the gtates Open all of famous most 1913 the unwasnt war it the Before to have a triple tie ' playoffs, figured in at the end of tho regulation 72 Bobby Jones has play- four of the five post-waffairs. The 1 offs, all two-maGeorgian has an even break to his credit in these battles beatand Cruikshank ing Bobby A1 Espinosa but losing to Willie MacFarlane and Johnny Farrel. Jones has had to travel 108 holes in each of the last two Open championships, with the .playoffs extended to the full 36 hole route and It Is not altogether improbable that he may have to wage anoher extended fight at Mineapolis. It would be worth the price of a ringside seat to see Jones and playoff for 'Hagen in a the big crown. Bobby sle with a 36 hole total of 142 By Paul Mickelson Associated Press Sports Writer strokes, two better than par figures for the big stretch. Interlachen Club, MinneaAs at the end of the first 18 polis, Minn., July 12 (Pi The hole round, Bobby today found, Joplin Ghost," Horton Smith, himself bunkered on all sides clattered woods and Irons in- by a band of the best professtead of bones today, to haunt sionals in the royal and anBobby Jones' fondest dream of cient game. Ahead of him was a fourth national open golf Horton Smith, grinning (but championship. Tied with him determined. The big blonde sharpshoot- stood Harry Light Horse er was two big strokes ahead Cooper of Chicago and AI of Jones with - a total so Lacey a 23 year old star from lustrous that he - not only London, England, now located threatened to dethrone the in Philadelphia. Altanta amateur, but had a Two strokes away was a fine chance of shattering the nigged who tasted the pair low record of the tournaments sweets of an open championhistory, the great 286 hung up ship Johnny Farrell of New by Chick Evans 14 years ago York and Tommy Armour, the at- - Minnekhada, .Minneapolis. Blaek Seo&w f romDstrol one and another star from BrookGoing out yesterday stroke behind Bobby, the "Jop- lyn. Wiffy Cox. Then three lin Ghost whizzed over roll- shots "away, but always danging Interlachen with a erous, were Walter Hagen and 70, the Johnny Golden of Darien, snatching lead in the championship tus- - Conn. . Keating doing the mound work major league clubs, for the winners. But with only came to a close with Over SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH Branch Houses at Logan, Tremonton, and Nephl, Utah Malad and Preston, Idaho - |