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Show U' EVENING. JULY 16, 1913. THE BOX ELDER tyishneU Stages Free Boxing Show ' DRAMA IN A VIVID LOVE STORY ed. p. h 5tc 11 j of THESE WOMEN - ! By dAlessio half-seoi- well-to-d- h Wiight re- lost to Jackie Burke in a battle at Ogden. A Erst at ictereed by Cpl. Max but1 was called ) TlanMiiann. Bases Stone ti, off How-ai- d Ilansmann 0. off Ie By Stone Slunk out llow nd 3. by Ilansinarm oif tei .on The Bngham City Peaches 9 by I ,1s .ed balls 12. by Pelei soil end Salt Faki s Pmney T Sa xe.in!' pi iY' age club m the Indiism.il league Mosul. to to Abb Stolen is it. 11 a m staged inning thnller Owen, Bailey, their fast meeting ot the mu Ii is - l.uihie.v of the league se.sonl'S.n o .1, Caul, Peteison, Adams. Risk 2. Owen 2, BaiDy Wednesday night that kepi the Kuiis tans on then tiptoes howling 2, Yj'nin.aM 2, Siilu, 11 m.tnl, I Ad.uio nipius - - McQuillan themselves hiMi.se and W'gnalls. 1 to 5 Horn a behind Coming count, the Peaches g meed up on two base Luts, a base on balls and two Pmney ci.ois m the last halt ot the ninth to tie the seme. Then with new hui sPKIM ;P1 FI .D. Ma.-s- . iLP) eis. lelt handc Bill Hawaii! t 1' ,, i war wmkeis don I see Peteison dlll,s p, p,,,, them1 Bngham and Kent tor the Salt l.ake club, the And .use iius. the Pack-team- s settled down to a duel ,.n -- go. heie has that wasn't broken until Beley pi(ix,dl,(t ,.K,.SS pi.(.k holes j,, put togethei a base on balls, a ,iu. Juntnelieally n sealed base and a pasid ball , oinlil i.ined gy i oeom pass assem-to- r Salt Lakes winn.tig tun n D and lest looms ol the plant, the 11th inning Tn game last- - von on full production of ed until after midnight. ( unipu-.M'- s fin the ii iv y In the tenth with two away, Aiio'dmg lo F l.ovell Smith, Owen got a doubl- with Tedes-cchief engineer, eflieieney is inon first, llowaid passed creased and output bettered to load his n isc.-.then when vvoikcis arc abb' to get pulled the string on Tinker to an occasional glimpse at what it'll) i the side walnut a run is going mi m the plant. The coming in. companys peek holes" aie The Peaches, a Per a hrilbant .small only (iL by 13 inches evening against Magna Gat field hut Km h repoits they do eliSunday, which tin y won irom minate one psychological haz.-- .i the fust half champs by a 13-d count, looked like a medne-icball club. Errors and lisspu- dinal fielding contributed to Pasteurized MILK most of the tuns Salt Lake got olf Howard CREAM - BUTTER Stone, speedball The Pmney club played fast, smooth hall, exlii- YOUR REST FOOD biting a hi and of fielding that ALWAYS PURE lobbed the Peaches of a number of possible hits. Not until the DAIRY SUPERIOR last half of the ninth, when the in did the bag, 4!) E 1st So. garni' appealed Ph. 504 they let down and stait booling it aiound. The box score: Krighain 5 - U . COMMITTEES NAMED TO ARRANGE nir-stole- y, ALL ANGLES ON STATE SEMI-PR- O TOURNAMENT FIRST WEEK IN AUG. POSTAL BRANCH 'i tboiiglit that BIDS ASKED decision in Burkes tavor as rendered. of 175, Cliff Roberts, (111 , 1 Ben-Almat- by ond-hall a n' Bushnell. S'Ho hals im 1 ag-w.- u - n J ii P7 has fought in service at Ogden and Sah Lake Finney Loses It Twice But Wins It Three Times ' v fan STONE AND HOWARD HURLERS ' vt- 11-INNI- NG THRILLER HERE WEDNESDAY; ' Lundenhouser fought for the state sei vice chamoioaship of his weight at Salt Lake City, early this year but lost on 'a close decision to a boy fiom the army air base. Somera is well known on the West coast'. Bushneli's team was coached said Colonel fcy s hoped, Sgt. Hemy Lechner. foimer M Hardaway, command-:ice- i pro fighter on the East and "that of Bushnell, West coasts, who got his start 2 mat and :iSn!al1 Wa;7e,hTda'med'in ,h( famed 'ought by Pu jop Rolllno onp 0l ,he minde the assistance f0 mpr uorld's b(,M appieciate f(Mth(,r. t e citizens nope i ation of weights undet the ghting name connec-rall in ways ham Joe Dundee. Rollino is stationthe post. ed at Bushnell at piesent els from Bushnell, the Lt. Flaherty coached the 34th nect.:. and from the Medical squad and Sgt. Watson handled - Anc-- i y eoips aie featured, the boys of the Sanitary corps. event finds Pvt. Arrangements for th? boeing1 Bushnell, former show were made by Captain coast amateur champion, Owen C. Bushnell Mullaney, (, sgt Harry Wright of athletic and recreation diiector. !" lib-lio- n , the Sanitary in a contest; Koman Somera, Bushnell, vs- Bfdl. Sanitary eoips, n the opener, and Pvt Aidith Beck, Bushnell, against 'Rabbit 1 j Coe vivid low store, told against the sensational back- - querors and their collaboration-groun- d lstAnd risks life ami of the fall an I oecupa-U'riy in her efforts to aid a young ol Pans, and romane who danger and suspicion keyed to Amoi lean, John Wayne, w.uume tempo prove an excell- - has escaped bom a Nazi prison ent fiame for Joan Ci aw ford's l'amp and is fighting his way the safety ot England, superb pel forma nee in her la- test ottering. s Reunion Rhilip Dorn, as the Fiench-iromantic in which she is man, is a France. leading 'Mailed with John Wayne and uian ami second to none with whom Muss Craw fold has ever Philip Dorn j The Capitol theater is piesent- - appeared. IPs portrayal of the ling this pictuie as a featuie ot seeming collaborationist is pol-- i to- - 'shed and convincing. an outstanding double-bil- l Wayne's with American hoy dispenses .night and Saturday only. Reunion in Fiance proves the slang and smart-c- t aching to be one of the great-- r of toe often, unfortunately, an time pictuies to date. gravatmg item in these eharac It departs materially from tenzations. the lainiliar wai pictuie foimu-lMagnifieiently staged, lavish without losing a whit of in its settings, and presenting diama and suspense. Muss Cravv- - a of sensational ot a rich. s worn bv MiSi( Crawford, jloul has the role Pai nrummoni ip ' H,'union m ! ranee' is nleas- lov e" w it h a French- man She diseoveis him to be mg to the eye as well as stirring winking hand in glove with the to the emotions. As enteitum-- ' Nazi invaders and is tot n be-- ment it ranks with the best of tween her love lor him and the stai's gieat screen otlei- tscoin and hatied of the con-- mgs. 1 ' James eoips SALT LAKE WINS AN A $turday In Appreciation To Brigham Brigham thousand esidrnts and servicemenextd in this area are to attend tomorrow night show being boxing jcr ed at Rees field by the General hospital, event is open eight-bou- t without charge pubhc , being staged in appiecia-line cooperation the Bngham City to Bush-- j the making possible 'athletic activities for ser-e- PAGE THREB NEWS-JOURNA- Need Help Of Every Fan And Civic if we MUST have detectives, they might a well he decorative, too! Seek Clerical Service At Bushnell put in charge of the production the programs. The Brigham City police department, under the direction of ol Worker, Says Pres. MAGNA LOSES Sel-tie- L'" The Bngham F,! City baseball '( of I olice I low a id and committee lepiesentative j ,41, a former Golden Bids will be received at the handle automobile parkmg fans met last Tuesday evening irom San Francisco, is office of Nello Chnstofieisen, IN In I he Chamber of Commerce ,a' R('os Pioneer park, of the Nero S. Martin Rasmussen. Cham in the Brigham against postmaster, cluhiooms to oiganiz.e the variry corps. Jess Knapp of City postotlice until Tuesday piesirier.t ous committees necessary .for1 her of Commetce th meets James Ceophus, afternoon, July 20, at 2 o'clock! Jim Blaylock and Orville Mer- the Utah SprniState staging it the Sanitary corps, in for the furnishing of clerical Pro Baseball tournament here rell are t.ie committee in charge bout. r service necessary to conduct a in Rees Pioneer park the first of prizes and awards and special Joe Polya, 190, Bushnell, contract Occie Evans Whams Spot Clegg Is Too teams, station at Bushnell promotions week in August inhvidun plovers and fans atheavyweight titleholder General hospital for the pel iod C. S Hamilton, president of Good .444 For Out Millmen, 111., Average, battles ending June 30, 1945. the games. np Grant, . tending ackson, Sanitary corps, in Gets .443 Gives Up Only Five the Bngham Peaches, piesid-ed- C. S. Hamiltjn and llarp Kil-roAnnouncement of the invitaValcheck will be announcers for the Heavyweight bout of the tion to bid was made today by Hamilton and Norm Watkins, ournament, a"d Hamilton and Millmen us The Magna-GarfielMagna-Ga- r The champion ib Chnstolfeisen. Peaches manager, have charge Gundeison will have responsi- ruse boy of the Bushnell Keep "The duties of the clerk in field Millmen tupped the Utah (altering badly in second-hal- l f invitations to the tournament, 8 an who tossed club Ven Industrial away bility for the scoreboard. Gun-u- ( ration is batting competition, league Murphy, atly p charge will primarily be those fust-t5 rson wdl lake cate of "nail decision in the ninth inning nd named a tentative field as and fie'dinr averages in odern of handling finances, registeied Eia Davis, 34th Salt Lake I mney Salt ehas- - rs to the fo''-s- . is tall and mails, window work, the deliv- - half competition, W. D. Kiud, at Magna Wednesday LaKP mgs. Brigham Alf L. !'ii'(-m,i- 'i was named to City (or his weight, 155, but erv of eolleet on delivers' mat- - league secretarv and statisfi-- Provo Timps, who seized an Denver and Rio plan and . lead in Industrial league Peaches, Thu ceremonies announced 'early ctan. shown tremendous sday and arra'ig leslricted ter, nfcac and speed which may restricted insuredlegistered Grande, Crescent, BushneU Gen- ior opening the tournament, mail, and the) The Millmen, led by Occie- standings, hosWith a 5 to 3 Magna victory eral hospital, 3tih General special n.gr.ts, and piie awards he redhead from the 31th like, Christoffersen said. The Evans, who won individual batF'nce, Helper, Bingham on the final nigh', Satuiday, trouble, mails will come distributed and ting honors, compiled a team seemingly locked up in the ninth pital, Magna-Garfielof! average of ,3'5 at bat and .9fl7 inning, Pitcher Ralph Crowtoa Canyon Gemmell, August 7. other bouts, Bits Lunden-Bushnelaimy orderlies will do most and Wendover Air base The tournament will be play-edouble a hobbled ! orheld. the play potential takes the work of sorting all aie probable in all evening doubl who had been the ball and threw ino center t.c.d Evans, assist-clerical The minimum NT " teams, they said, sessions Monday or Tuesday " two-basa error Ihoa for throughout Magnas, sparkplug be will ance required provided drive to the championship, nas- through a senes of singles and but othtis may be in the toui thiough Friday, August 2 or 3 Dn ,hrouBh 7f Spending o.i the saiATalofher ChrisfnulsT ed out'ArnD Veicheck of Gem- - j walks. the T.mps piled up MX '.Tled'to Warn s'0"8 it Off. he teams competing, the oall runs sew to as one game. up moll club will by point ORANGES in cleik juthorsehide for a! The Millmen made their bid Ed D. Ward, Elliot Ward and number chaige times, the be fjr-s- t game each evening ho he cleripounded all to furnish be re tequired ONIONS cal when they Eyd Sheffield, with the Junior wR start at 6:30 o'clock, with .414 percentage Both men were, in the fifth inning assistance necessary to e on three hits (Chamber of Commerce, are the tbe seconci game following runs tallied four for fielders respcc-their center FRUITS ANI) unit. the committee in charge of tifkot mediately. ds, Lo. One a nome admission is an and error, the liist including half, teams during VEGETABLES Christoffersen estimated that and handling the gate at g00d for both games on each Eflk run by Ily Facer and a double the contract branch would be but Evans is playing second GROCERIES the DeLos Thomp- - evening-tournament. ;ppon, Bill Cowley. Cowley again son prof,ram. if extra help base, replacing Randy Moeyrnr, by "a or, ( as OLD serve MEATS win treasurer, J.j Brigf These are the starters, who has taken over the shortstop was the outstanding player for Dwhenever needed, available is o as Gundeison ; DRINKS Hamilfon said as the commit- secctaiy post from the injuied Roldo Mhe losers as he made three hits the tournament. about a one and To put tees were announced. in four trips to the plate and Gail. It was agreed that regular ad-- ' tbis job. over tournament Crowlon afield. y right, kept Provo Glen sparkled shortstop Berge, Kjcw Refrigerated Poaches wPTe going to need the help of for PncPS and leader at the naifway point, 'the powerful Provo brCs well lssor, Case Keeps Foods Stores 8,000 Fur Pieces not be baseball games would pvery bau fan ancj PVery civic LaurJOean, Fresh, Sanitary. Racks to- was third in the standings with silenced until the disastrous raised for the double bih CHICAGO (UP) w01ker in town. There'll be ninth. 436 a average. are nament programs, the popular p)onty 0f other jobs to be hand- taling one mile in length the1 ace Provo on hmler, Clegg, Spot Peaches Only player needed to store the 28, (XX) tur first-halfand LaVar Krump shouldered PJlces of 10 con's for c nldren. ' led and were going to call s big ten willow-vvieldM.rc lait rents for men in unform and upon other fans to help put it garments pr giaine Peterson who the brunt of the Timp attack them.!5' cents for adults prevailing. ,ovcr Bn4 Mayor Carl Wold, Councilman ?P- )Lewis Wight the five runs, opened when the Reds Millmen to nbed will be in charge of ground.;. - big ninth a to .PHONE 17 with hackof the triple end inning at the folded will serve as of-- ! So, (XX), (kin to S(.(XXMKiu worth of Roy Pptprson.s percentage left center field; bringing in one finalThompson s(re(ch scorer. tournament lurs stored in four vaults. run. in 12 games was .413. placing C. V. Forsgren and Dan Pehim fourth in the league. He terson were named as a com- - General Commends now plays centerfield with the Tinted Barracks for IVacs to take charge of hous-,mittee PORTLAND, Ore. (UP) Brigham club. which wall to stay Explosive Workers teams Salt Lake Pinney was fifth in first contingent of 155 Waes has in w est durCity over-nigh- t Brigham WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. (UP) in at Portland army air. fielding, arrived 'batting and second week. tournament at the ing Explosives produced themselves at Tournament Gene Ludlow, with base, making Outfielder i programs were huge Pennsylvania Ordnance who in bat home the racks up the led locals, obliging piled .391, planned acquainting fans with Works in White Deer Valley a .267 average at the plate and soldiers tinted green, blue and the team records, players and contributed to the quick surren-.964 on the field, pink. information dpr 0f pantelleria on June 11, other intPiesting The first 10 j the about all teams contesting. after an vertical attack I league: V BUY BONDS & STAMPS V John Rossi and Don Chase were during which 3,5(X) tons of bombs O were dropped. Evans, Magna 28c JlETS GRANULATED SOAP, lg. pKg Wlcheck Gemmell I Brig. Gen. R. C. Coupland, Provo Berge, roof, r U. S. Army Air Ordnance Offi-- ( Peterson, O'fden E Jensen, Provo I "com- eer, wired employees f Call, -AKE FLOUR Swansdown I to the men and wo- Savirh, Gemmell mendation Large package Zaccaria, Gemmell men whose faithful work made A Jensen. Provo 9c a vie- Ludlow, Salt Lake possible so significant JBBYS MUSTARD, 9 oz. 8T05T0THE BATTING IN THE FIRST HALF PROVO TIMPS i light-heav- j ' y d ini-- f , i right-hande- ' j Sarlo, ss Musulas, 2b i All-The- u 1 e POTATOES cf Peteisen, Abbott, lb .. Chase, rf Adams, c .. Stone, p l, . - ! e Vaughn, if Totals Suit Fake j j Ludlow, rf Lemon, c Tedesco, 3b Owen, cf Sertich, c Tucker, lb two-ma- - n Dis-Ipla- j "'4i i JOHN ROOSTERS Frlmbdugh, . . . 5 2 2 If. Bailey, ss Hansmann, p .. Peterson, p ... -, Totals 46 13 33 9 hits Risk, Tedesco, Owen. Hits Risk 2, Ludlow 3, Tedesco 1, Owen 2, Sertich 1, Erlinbaugh 3, Bailey 1, Yamamoto 1, Sarlo 3, Musulas 1. Card 1. Abbott 1, Adams 2. Hit by pitched ball Summary: Two-bas- e 1 1HFFFIF - miR&ET 1 - 11-d- talpli jar ID DUTCH CLEANSER, 2 for tEDLESS RAISINS, I.G.A., 2 pKgs lliam INZ TOMATO JUICE, 18 oz. 2 Pts., 2 cans for fttTty lou P C. yU. If SHORTENING, 3 lbs., 15 Pts. SHREDDED WHEAT, 2 pKgs SWEET WRINKLED PEAS, 18 Pts. No. 2 Magna-Gar- 15c 25c can, U UORTHERH TISSUE can 0NGER SNAPS, 2 lb. package 25c 270 . . Portland Major Port For Army Supplies lc 35c lend-leas- PRODUCE 39c W POTATOES, 10 pounds W CABBAGE, pound viri-dan- c AlHwfej0NS, 300 size, dozen R GANGES, 200 size. Dozen HOME GROWN GREEN CORN 37c 43c hof- I N )LR SEE US FOR ICED BACON, pound RK SHOULDER, pound MEATS eol-leg- e 39c 32c $ S.2&" tory." 1 Chance UNION CITY, Pa. (UP) -- Don-1 nie Ryan, victim of a rare blood disease at 11, has made good his one chance in 1(X) to live and just finished his fust year of high school. Persons who had previously s suffered the streptococcus infection that felled Donnie in 1939 gave their blood in 42 transfusions to keep him alive. Now at 16. Don is a good student, mows the lawn, rides his bike and plays like his e Hors Breeding I.ags OPA ITHACA, N. Y. (UP) lfstrictions on driving have contributed to the revival ot horse-drawtravel, but prices for Old Dobbin are not high to enough to induce farmers of the Officials breed them. of agriculture at Cornell University say it still is more profitable to produce beef, pork" and milk cows than to rai: colts. CEiairs On 100 To pre-wa- 70c 23c loreh Youths Health Back Ore. (UP) PORTLAND. Portland's municipal terminal No. 4 was st;ll snipping iton and but ia steel to Japan tod ly a roundabout mu r shipment Instead of of scrap direct to the Japanese, nox known as the terminal Portland sub depot of embarka-- l a major has bet om tion clearing point for army goods supplies. In oH' and month since the war negan tne of the port shipped total army shipments from the Pacific coast foi v period In addition, officers said, the I, Ii terminal was equipped lo han-- l die embarkat on of troops. I FRESH j J 260 INES UNFINISHED LAWN AM) j i Bn, be cciiif Ssile! Mtx butt7 Dent you lutow thorot wf on? Solved Sea Water Device The PASADENA, Cal. (UP) scientists who developed the system whereby sea water can be made drinkable for persons lost at sea consisted of a group of men at the California Institute of Technology working under the direction of Dr. Alex Goetz. Two small blocks of chemicals and four plastic bags with which any airplane, lifeboat or raft can be equipped are all that is necessary to do I the trick. Settee To Match Q ENJOY THE COMFORTS OF A SIIADY SPOT IN ONE OF THESE LARGE CONVENIENT CHAIRS. They fold easily for moving: around or for Storage when Summer is over. COME EARLY SUPPLY IS LIMITED NORTH MAIrl FURNITURE CO. |