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Show This Aft Bees Down Second Street 10 2; Meeting Bears Icivd-oumc- BOX ELDER FRAMES TO SERVICE LEAGUERS The Air He Flies Through 4 POWERS PITCHES MASTERFUL SIX ii Brigham City. Utah COMPLETE CAR SERVICE Friday, April 26, 1946 Cache National Forest Picnic Season Gets Holmes Hits Home Run; Rasmussen Gets Three Early Start Easter Sunday, Says Supervisor For Four; Futigawa Looks Good On Mound Trying to get a little more experience Lack of them before the state high school tournament. Coach Vernel Harris g Box Elder Bee nine staged a upset and defeated the Utah Army Service Forces depot team from Ogden 10 to 2. The game was played on the Beaches diamond in Bees Pioneer park. Bud Powers pitched six of the seven innings for the Bees, allowing only five hits, scattered with never more than one hit per inning, and no runs. seven-innin- availed themselves of the op-portumty to use the picnic areas in Logan canyon. Many people were in Blacksmith fork This overflow of recreation-thousand- s l.sts onto the forest caught the forest service in a position of being totally unprepared to handle the water facilities and sanitation as the Forest service is still operating under wartime restrictions in use of manpow-- 1 and it er, Stewart declared, will much appreciate the cooperation of the recreationists using the forest areas in main-- , taining proper sanitation by not scattering refuse camp about the areas Picnicking on picnic areas on the Cache National forest start- ed wi'h a bang on Easter Sun- day, James O Stewart, Logan, forest supervisor, reported this week Favorable weather lured to the mountains estimated Stewart 15,000 people went up Ogden canyon for recreation, either just for a drive or to enjoy a picnic. Some 10,000 of these people used the forest picnic areas on the South Fork of the Ogden lake river, around Pineview and in Snow basin area The Box Elder picnic east of Brigham City was packed to the point. An estimated 3,000 people 1 ' S YC i'' & ' kK chance season, with all teams in the the region competing. The ten- in the final inning on mound for the Bees, and look- week schedule will run to mid-Juled good enough to take his hitters yesterday Heavy starting turn in any league Donald Malmrose game. He allowed a single against the Second Street gang as he cleared the bar at 5 feet, 4 which, with an error, the Sec- were Rasmussen, who got three . . . shown in his lay-ointo for four trips up, one of them a ond Streeters parlayed in inches last Fridays quadrangular track and field meet Holmes hit a home two runs, but he retired the held in Bee stadium at Box Elder high school. The jump bata strike-out.500 s a run for and single batters with two was good enough to place first in the meet. Malmrose game ting average. without letting Powers also won first in pole ault. Ben Golver was the only other The Bees collected nine hits get in danger. Box Elder competitor to win two firsts, one in broad-jum- p This (Friday) afternoon at 2 off three A. S. F. pitchers, and and the other in hurdles. Glover also placed in the jaehn oclock the Bees will play host landed on the third flipper to the Bear River Bears nine they tried for eight runs. and discus events, and ran on a relay team. reNext Friday the Bees will in their second AN ARMCHAIR FROM in which he said he expects West coast to play the UniverLady Luck cant look alter gional game. The Bees won return the A. S. F. depot game, of San Francisco. said at Harris sumlast to out today. sometime this be sity Ogden, from Weber high Friday, ou, however fond she may If there is any other inforIn this afternoons game, Ilar- and todays game will be the footout for will and be mer, be of vou, if voure driving The ancients had a legend: The days spent in the chase mation you would like, or if second of four two with each iris believed last night he probNext this fall Neal season ball asof be we can with faulty brakes. Be any further the Bees must survive for a ably would start Jack Owens are not counted in the alloted time of man. Zundel, who played center on sistance, please let me know. he s spot in the state on the mound, although alert and drive carefully at We thought it wai a swell (lie 1942 team and has since for todays game. Yours very truly, fl..v-nfis- . May 7 and 14. After saw' Futigawa as a possible times the first will The afternoon the end and this game captained played all time.', hut when an stoiy Ike Armstrong. tin sah' toninev, the Bees will Nirlcr. Owens beat Weber vvt told it, and the first dozen will be Rees be Pioneer Princeton in team, navy played and vou 1 in is ! and full.-.bid week, emergency ari-w- s good shape ale Region go mid a park, beginning at 2 oclock. umes John Mooney in the Tele- with us. His brother, Ben Zunand car vour to need Home Owens slop Grant The public is invited to attend. gram told it (better) and Jimmy del, who made his letter at know in it a hurry stop be Hcdgson in tne Trib No admission charge will told it quarterback in 1944 and then After Six Years hy not vou can do it. made (worse) we enjoyed it immenst-cly- , went into the navy, wrote rethree and After six years even clipping some para- cently that he expects to be bring your cui around and have our expert mechanics Grant months in the army, graphs and checking to see that back in time for the 1946 sea- OwenOl-check your brakes. Complete Barret brake equipment, formerly Warrant ail the boys at the Quick Lunch son. I. C. now Owens ficer is discharg,wd seen it. including brake drum surfacing lathe. It isn't an eWe already have nine games ed and employed at Westerns THEY'RE HERE ! scheduled for 1946 and are ne- He reieived and in our shop it doesnt take long. dishis honorable xpensive job Go To Lake But its getting a triile old. gotiating for two more games 21 at Santa Ann. March brand of friendly, courteous, pre-wa- r charge like Youll oui WATER-PROO- F SIKH with the opening of the in Hawaii during the Christ- Calif. C. A Mall.v, general mnnag-- I Hue, 1 on your next car repair job. an; us 46 season less than a month mas holidays. Our game with Try peedv seniie. Owens enlisted m the air er of the Utah Idaho Central Unir. the on Industrial CHRONOGRAPH State Utah will be away, played ( .small. 10. He 194') or body, fender and painl omplete unnounemps January railroad corporation, .ie. grtat league is still playing the 1945 Thanksgiving day in Salt Lake sirved in 3o stuHs at 50 dif ced today that arrangements season. 'hOPAnybody in Utah who City. If present plans for ferent stations, also in the have been made between the by now doesnt know the real lighting the stadium materialSouth Pacific at Hawaii, Guam. Central railroad rames Utah Idaho of the strange name ize, we will play our first two I( and railroad Saipan, Okinawa and the Bamberger Every Repair Job A Good Job! in the semi-prpayers loop games of the season at night Shima as communications oiO of for die through operation interested next be with the Univer- ccr. He is authorized to wear year, jusi isnt They will one of the new U. I. C. Diesel The greatest watch on (he market. probably never will know sity of New Mexico on Septem- the pre Pearl Harbor ribbon AUTO buses from Brigham City to did them. ber 28 and with Arizona on Amencan theater ribbon. AsiaMeasures miles per Salt Lake City. STOP WATCH October 5. Our annual game tic Pacific ribbon and the vicSALES Effective May 1, the bus What brougiit his on was wdth Brigham Young univer- tory bar. hour. Used by AVIATORS C. A. P leaving Brigham City at 8 10 Mooneys umpsteentth be will at Provo rewrite sity played He and his wife, the former o'clock in the morning will af the the this year on October 12. Our Mary Brunker, and daughter, CADETS - COACHES - Men who time old story as make a through run to Salt first of old, a series of seven articles other conference games will be Ann, are making them home in N'lh North A Mun Street - Brigham City, I tab Lake City without transferring horses, etc. prospects in the Utah played at Denver on October Willard at present. outlining at 'Ogden, arriving Industral passengeis with 19, Tuesin Wyoming university Owens has a league, at Salt Lake at 10 oclock. Re-at Salt Lake City on October Lieutenant Keith brother, First Tele. GET YOURS NOW! Owens, whoj turning from Salt Lake at 5 day evenings 26, and with Colorado univer- is now at M irch Field. will afternoon it serving the oclock in here on November 2 We Calif. On the constructive Bide, sity Only A Limited Amount operate through to Preston, ar-- i S? L! play Colorado AV and M. at The Owens comes breathbrothers are Mooney 6:55 througn at at riving Brigham City Fort Collins on November 9, and sons of Mrs with Provo facts O.C. TANNER JEWELRY the that Owens of Georgia lessly oclock. This service will oper!j ate daily except Sundays and wont have Bill Schubel or on November 16 we go to the Bngham Cliv Pin-ne- y The Store of Beautiful Rings holidays. On Sundays and holi- Harry Eisenstatt ibis year, wont have Clarence Intt days it will operate only into or George Risk, and Brigham Ogden. wont have Jack Graham, BROADCLOTH Mally advises this through City Chet Kehn-oservice will enable their pas- Ernie Nelson, SHORTS Boal (Bob Nadler). George sengers on these runs to travel without change through Ogden Arrow and wiirriinirTT f .Mousing The last times Jimliin n mu hi mi of buses and will provide an broadcloth shorts with and John have the rewritten for a day in Salt my opportunity COMPLETE LINE I Lake with fast service between story Ed McFadden took a gripper fronts. We have v- - them priced Brigham and Salt Lake, return- couple shots at it, too theyve The ing on the through bus at 5 00 made the same mistake. P. M., or they may use any of name of George Boal may have the other Bamberger connec- been kicked around, just a tritions as shown in the time fle, by the Peaches, but Boal .. was an actual, living, card. VDf even if wasnt he man, The new time card contains FOR THE AMATEUR PHOTOGRAPHER two electric train schedules and quite good enough as a baseball five bus schedules each way pitcher to make the grade in FANCY PRINTING FRAMES and the tough wartime competition. CHEMICALS between Ogden oaiiy at connections with Biigham, CREW SOCKS PRINT TONGS ROLLERS ? Boa! tried out for the Peaches TRAYS Ogdm with the Bambeigcr the t abroad of the season to and from al beginning service Made by Interwoven and CONTACT ANI) ENLARGEMENT PAPER in 1943, was a well-builSalt Lake. big, in all the blond kid with RED and RUBY DEVELOPING LIGHTS colors. popular spring quite a bit of hustle, and his Now priced, per pair name went in on the Peaches G LASS STIRRING RODS and THERMOMETERS May roster. Boal won an exhibition GRADUATES game with the Industrie, league FILM (LIPS TRIMMERS In Ogden Reds, at Ogden, ThursDEVELOPING TANKS day night, May 13, 1943, to dig IT'S SPRING Under a new war department out the record for you, and afto Capter was he according released regulation, by the tain W. H. B.iminer in charge Peaches he pitched a lot of and we're ready of the local recruiting office, good ball for Bushnell learns NECKWEAR were former service men wiio that summer, and pitched for with fine quality LENS CLEANERS PORTRAIT ATTACHMENTS specialists in some 400 class- tiie Bushnell team in an exManthe Arrow who left and C and ifications ARGUS hibition Botany, FOR with KIT the Peaches FILTER game hattan ties in bright army since May 12, 1945, may and again in the State Semi-- i CABLE RELEASES smartly styled PROJECTION GLOBES former their reenlist al Fro grades. held tournament, colors. here that :?5 CAMERA SLIDES spring mm Theyll VIEWERS for to reenlist had Formerly men year. brighten tip vour spirits. lightweight felt within 90 days after discharge to keep their grades. Bob Nadler played two full hats. & This is an illustration of the seasons, last year and the year armys determination to enlist before, as a regular on the men of the highest type of tech- Peaches roster, and not once did said he go by any name other than nical skill and training, 400 ins own. His name has ippear-c- d Bammor. The Captain arc in the Peaches baiting order mentioned classfications Fa tic v THE BOYS' LEAGUE OF B.E.H.S. divided among ground, air and in at least 50 unbalanced box scores in the Tribune and the TEE SHIRTS service forces. p resent s discharged Telegram. honorably Any veteran whose prior service In stripes, checks and LEE So for the last lime. John and STETSON THE GREAT was in one of the listed mililain colors, (omfortah'e specialist Jimmy and Ed, please stop tryoccupational tary for and siorty spring (M. O. S.) numbers will be el- - ing to make a Here they arc-- ail strange name wear. the newest spring colors igible for enlistment in a grade player out of Bob Nadler! and commensurate wuth his skill, styles-snap A and Letter to From the roil and Ike grade including up brims, bound & raw Worlds Greatest MAGICIAN And Company held at time of discharge, pro- Thc News Journal edges Featuring; JULIE, the Sweetheart of Magc in fine felts for the new vided his discharge was on or Brigham C.ty, Utah season. Hundreds of mysteries . . . Sawing a Woman Come in and Dear Mr. Long: after May 12, 1945. We are now in the final In Half . . . Dematerialization" (The Great Captain Bammer cautioned select one today. They're priced former service men not to wait, week of spring football pracTrunk Mystery) . . . Weird Execution On will not tice here at Utah, and although as this opportunity Mars! Sleeveless last long. At your option you our squad includes a -- In large All The World No Other Show Like This- two- - number of returned veterans, inav choose an SWEATERS I though you enlistment, year or three-yea- r might be interes-hted m knowing that we are said. In cable stitch, both re-- ! A representative of the looking forward to the return slip-o- n and button front of in three will be former Box Elder high cruiting service at styles. priced at before each Theyre the 1946 season boys Tuesday City Brigham MAY 6, 1946 8:75 P. M. starts. the local draft board office. You know that probably NO RESERVED SEATS Have you been reading a (George Guntz Nielson, who neighbors copy of the News-- played regular end for Utah in Adults $1.20 Children 60c (Including all taxes) Journal? Why not become a 11944. is now with the navy in All Proceeds Go To Bee Stadium Lighting Fund regular subscriber and have it the South Pacific. I received a letter from, him the other j delivered to your door? day Tom Futigawa got a over-flowin- r. g ut Only Good Brakes Are OUTDOOR SPORTS lucky Breaks n mi-fin- halt-doze- n 9-- 2 NewU. Buses - 1 ... Sait WA TCHES o 1 II F T hufl-doze- n PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES 70 non-fictio- n t, Nu-Wea- good-looKin- g Specialists Reenlist 45c Grade - KODAK ACCESSORIES COMPTONS ART MUSIC CO. $1.00 up j $1.65 up -- e Box Eider High Auditorium -- CK5 |