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Show shooting and a lot of good shots n the othir hand, there may be some goose-eggas shotgun tng' ei men who me pietty competent against pheasant or duck their hand at the clays The try FROM AN ARMCHAIR shoot is open to the public, and everyone is invited lo come ancl try his hand. Shooters are adThe ancients had a legend: The days 'pent in the chase vised to bung their own are not counted in the alloted time of man. shotguns, tint no ammunition. Shells and clay pigeons Peaches the between Ath oclock, The Japanese Amoiuan Now will he furnished letic union's ten northern I'tali and the team indented S2 50 a round All scores will out that kmle, raor blade at he recorded, hut purse competileague baseball teams will pet gel or scissors, and start clipping: tion is optional together for their third games May 21 Provo of the present season Sunday May 28 Magna afternoon, with the two clubs June 4 Helper from up Bilgham City way Purses will he divided by the Juno 11 No game meeting at the lerry diamond 18 Pinney Lewis Class system which has June The Box Elder A C. will he the June 25 Provo nothing to do with John L home club for the game, and July2 Magna There will lie one class for to the Honeyville will play host July 9 Helper ten entries in the purse P. Y. P A shoot, and thiee winners in l he Biigharn ( Tl Hun club is each class Fifty singles tarHere's something to cut out holding its opening shoot Sun- gets will be thrown for each and paste to the back of your day and oigamed trap shoot- shooter competing season basihall ticket Its the ing will have relumed to BrigPeaches home schedule for the ham City, afler an absence of temainder of the first half All eight or ten years Possibly When all competitors have games are to be played In P.ces therell he some finished shooting, the scores a Pioneer park on Wednesday scores shot, because this part will he listed In numerical orat 8 15 of the country has a lot of good der from the highest to the lowevening, beginning est. Then they will be divided into as many groups as there are classes. s OUTDOOR SPORTS i ev-ci- near-perfe- (fstiere! his own name His points are well taken In fait, weve agreed with l'i it Mi, Editor him .1 long, long time, and al 'I his is neither a criticism m wavs have tiled in our feeble a pat on the back but a plea on way to do what we could to give behalf of tho Farm Bureau Farm Buieau baseball a decent teams of Box Elder county No break in the l one has a ,ked me to wnte th s letter; J 'in doing n stiictiy on Ve might explain, however, my ow n that the News Journal's As ail of us old time 'nsehall reportorial staff is scarce! players and fans know, Box El- adequate to cover four or five der at one time produced some games simultaneously on a Sat n" base- urdd afternoon without a little mighty fine "sinall-toball teams, and then the war help Weve repeatedly called came along and that, along vvnh upon the secretaries, managers the fact that Bngham and Tre or official, scorers of the Farm monton enticed the best of the Bureau teams to turn in their players fiom the small towns to box scores and reports of the play with them, has resulted n: games promptly, and when a tremendous drop in inter wt turned in theyre theyre and a similar drop in to'en Consequently the Fa rm Bur''iu teams of today hardly resemble Were interested in plugging" baseball teams and the alien worthwhile of all kinds, dance isnt what it co"lrt oi nere on the spoits sorts pages of the should be. , but primarily our What does all this adi up t) job is to report the sports of but the fact lliat all ol the inti rest to the participants and towns must rebuild theii once and the more interest there Ians, powerful teams by using kids it, the more activity and particiwho have r.ot even begin to in a particular sport, the shave as a nucleous lor the pation more there is to report. teams that they hope to build into teams that can once mine In baseball, the play good baseball? For some tries to give complete coverage of those to vns it's ne to goiry of high school baseball, Farm l a long, i limb md here s Industrial baseball. where you, as editor of the Bureau l can really help league baseball, the softball leaand as soon as they begin Give these towns, inchid.n.j gue, leathe Made-Youroperation, some Brigham City good publiand the gue Legion league. . city, get some good write-up- s dont on all the games that are play and maybe others that ed each week, add some onser come to mind vations of your own, announce So heres wishing the Farm each weeks schedu ahead of time so as to help maintain in Bureau league luck. Wed like to see it progress to a point tcrest. Any player likes to see his name in pu.C, and he where its playing better baseisn't necessarily an egoii-,- ei.h ball than any amateur or semi-prleague in the state. And er if he does; its just human nawhen that day comes, dont ture. worry, there'll be crowds, big I know from my own previous experience that the Brigham crowds at every game. If theres can City paper, then edited by a Nr anything the in a constructive way, to do, an did lot awful to Holmes, stimulate and hold interest in help, well be glad to do it loial baseball and you can do But please sign your letters! the same if you see fit. Last Saturday afternoon at A practice which will pay big the Brigham City park there were less than two dozen fans dividends in marksmanship improvement is the habit of judgout to see the Brigham various field distances As the game. game de ing eloped those in attendance The ability to instantly and wished they were home as the game teally didnt rate any a correctly judge distances is funtendance, but if something isn't damental to good field shooting done along the lines of publi If one can size up a situation city that same thing s apt to quickly and know when to shoot occur many more times before and when to hold his fire, he will be spared many of the disthe season is over. Stock with these small towns, appointments which result from targets. Mr. Long, and in a few years shooting at there will be some teams around He w'ill also be innocent of the here that youll he glad to give error which every sportsman tries to avoid . . . the crippling publicity to. of game A Biigharn Baseball Fan. Brigham City, Utah May 11, l'l 17 News-Journa- one-ma- n News-Journal- News-Journ- up-hil- Any fractional part of ten shooters will constitute top class if six or more, or will be added to the bottom class if five or less. Purses for all classes will be equal. First, second and third place winners in each class will divide class monies PHILCO PORTABLE Developed by War Research News-Journa- ' v'.z, $57.75 LESS New miniature tube circuit. Amazing improve- without ment in perfe-manuse of a specie, aerial. Plays on trains, planes, remote locations; on battery, AC ot DC current. IATTERIES On Easy Terms te IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Other Models $20.9.1 up' NORTH MAIN FURNITURE CO. Clyde B. r Stratford, Mgr. Purse money posted by the shooters desiring to compete for the cash prizes will be paid before shooting begins, $1 per shooter. If all classes are filled, prize money will be $5 to first place in each class, $3 to second place and $2 to third class. Gun club officers emphasized, however, that entering competition for the prize money is entirely optional, and shooters are welcome to shoot for score and not compete for prizes, if they wish to do so. and LADIES . . . Watch pigeons or other birds flying over trees or buildings, estimate the distance, associate their relative sue in your mind, and then pace it off to see how' near you come to being correct Skeet shooting is particularly valuable in determining correct distances and proper leads All legal, distances on a skeet field are within gunning range, but they are not. the same and different leads are necessary. Practice on the skeet field, with upland gunning always in mind, will pay off when the hunting season is on LITTLE GIRLS'. Values $7.50 to $15.90 SUMMER now $1.95 to $8.38 CA - 4 rut 5FitawtnMHn nil ipjftrr r t niniiihyW.fr Another good aid to proper distance judging is the hand trap. Place stakes at 20, 25, 30, 40 and 50 yards and watch the target carefully as it sails over these various stakes. A quail presents about the same sized target, a pheasant a little larger Practice at these various distances until you know the GUILTY ! shoot a LOT1" ammunition Modern iTiotgun will out pattern any hunter's ability in a test with human through the years. skill.' Perfected ballistic power under ones trigger finger puts them now at this Jam udts alive but a shop Smith Puffins, small water birds, are apparently unable to rise from the ground They launch themselves fiom the edges of cliffs where their buirovvs aie located Grebes, also, are unable to rise lrom the ground unless it is hard and smooth, affording them 17 A WEST FOREST camera from Smiths makes the jti feet graduation gift. 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Main WiPJPIUWiWUilLliil Mil! graphs with classmates creates bonds of friend- ONE LOT MISSES' 50' OFF Values $7.90 to $16.75 3 now $3.75 to $9.90 ennnc riUUJ spring and Fred Kimble's philosophy of learning to become a good shot at the naps or in the field or marsh is and always will be "To learn to shoot, sound s Values from $19.75 to $49.50 ONE LOT LADIES' ' At Graduation Time., Put your estimates of various to be 'the time distances to actual tests 'and out that brings the you might be to find surprised letter-writeron the out how anonymous wrong you are. Fred Kim subject of baseball. We do wish hie, the master wildfowl shot theyd sign their names, and who is largely responsible for save us our ameteur detective the present day shotgun choke work finding out who wrote the borings, made a habit of picking letters. Theres nothing in the out lamp posts, street corners, above letter "Baseball Fan" window ledges and other trees, should be ashamed to sign with such objects, estimating the distances to them and then stepping it off. In this way he became exceedingly efficient in lodging shotgun ranges and his exceptional shooting ability will always be remembered. COATS and SUITS a; Kimble lias a system which paid off on that too At ranges un One of the strangest animals der 30 yard- - he swung in be,he world is the solenodon, ln hind the flyer, opened up the habitat of which is confined the dmk's own length in daylight, to Cuba and Santo Domingo. By kept his gun swinging and touched it off At 40 yards, he opened up three duck lengths, and allowed even more distance at greater yardage. Don't forget to keep that gun movto stop. ing The bird isn't going mj why should youAn exchange of photo- Friday, many he is lonsnir ing link ln Mruttre u tors Lorn mals, and combines J the featu.es of ,he This seems SUIES and COALS now $9.88 to $25.09 Brigham City, Utah ou have gotten sour disa tances clown pat. concentrate on an uninterrupted runway for 'eads, oi, as the Britishers call take off 5"U ' allowance" it, Line aid van't hit a moving target by After hopping off, fleas turn .hooting tight at it You must and travel tall first through the allow lor the navel of the shot air Aft ci ournal of year REGARDLESS OF COST ! MISSES' 'lleivS-- Q ELDER BOX e YOUR SAVINGS OUR LOSS LADIES' , e MISSES & lead or just where to a rising or dioppm" News-Journ- ? OUT THEY GO. hold mi '.II it " l Here are some rules to remember by way of saving arguments in computing winners in the Lewis Class system. 1 Where the line of division falls in a number of tie scores, the contestants are assigned to the class in which the majority of the scores appear. 2. Where an equal number of tie scores appear on either side of the line, contestants shall be assigned to the head of the lower class. 3. Where tiie original division is changed, due to tie scores, this change shall apply only to the classes directly affected and the original division shall continue in other classes. 4. In case of tie for any moneywinning place, prize money or monies earned will be divided equally among tying shooters. piopir .. Brigham City REMINDER ota |