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Show YJeiul-ourBOX aI n ELDER Brigham City, Utah Wednesday, May 19, 1948 your farm 3L- - Open Legion Baseball Season Youll find out how easily Ford Hydraulic Touch Control lifts and lowers implements and controls their depth. Ill run the plow into an obstruction and prove there's no damage. You can hold your watch while I demonstrate Triple-Quic- k Attaching of implements. I'll show you why new Ford steering and brakes are the best. n League play will get under way for this district during the week of June 4th. Under this set-uteam managers are allowed to get together on an agreeable date any time during the week that a game is scheduled. Brigham City will entertain Lewiston in the opening game. Four of seven league games will be played here in Brigham City. Wardrop advised that he would attempt to make all of them night games for the convenience of spectators and players alike. When asked what kind of a team he expected to have this year Wardrop replied, "We expect to have a good team again. I really expect to have a better team than last year with better fielding and hitting and also faster base running. Naturally the pitching wont be as strong with Bud Powers gone. However Basil Williams will be on hand and he's a much improved pitcher over last year. The catcher is back as well as last years keystone combination and an entire outfield. Barring unforseen accidents to key players we should be in the thick of the fight all through the year. Sgt. Wardrop stated that he is calling the first practice session for the team for 6 p. m. Thursday, May 20. He extended an invitation to all bojs not .on Coach Vernal Harris' high school team to put in their appearance. All boys who reside in the towns that send students to Bo.'i Eider high school and who will not reach their 18th birthday this calendar year are eligible for competition on the Brigham American Legion junior baseball team. Thanks to the generosity of various Brigham City merchants, this years Brigham City club will be decked out in brand new uniforms. Wardrop predicted that there will not be a better dressed baseball team in the state this year. Even the two team mascots will have new uniforms this year. The uniforms cost the sponsors $23 each and that with good care, they should last for several years. Brigham Amer. Legion Schedule June 4 Lewiston hero. June 11 Richmond there. June 18 Smithfield here. June 2.1 Wellsville there. July 2 Garland here. July !) Cornish there. July 16 Logan here. When Dave was in the ring, Ken was keeping close watch on the other corner, and most of the evening there were four men in the ring where there should have been only two. In the last fall, Dave was about out and Gorilla Poggie was in the act of applying the pressure with a Boston Crab hold. Ken came into the ring and patted him on the back and he relaxed thinking it was the referee and Ken dragged Dave out of the ring and took over. It was drop kick after drop kick that finally ended the match in Ken and Daves favor. Not satisfied with that the four men started a brawl in the ring and Finn Gibbs, the referee, had no other choice but to let them slug it out. It didn't take long, however, for Ken and Dave to convince Poggie and Hansen that theyd had enough. Joe Lyman and George Over-hullput on a good exhibition in wrestling to a draw. George won the first fall with a full nelson, and Joe Lyman took the second with an abdominial stretch. Then youll know why Ford production is up to 400 tractors a day. Leave it to Ford! Whatever tractor you own, you owe yourself this Ford Tractor demonstration. When can I make it? TIRFAlCmOlRI s 32,1 South Main Phone 56 The Persion Way BY "tomorrow" if 1 (not 24 hours from now) we mean that day when all who . want new cats can have them. l And. when that day arrives, we'll need all your good will, all your confidence and all IMPROVE Fielding, Utah is a new entry Meet Provo Timps leainto the Box Elder County called In Rees Park was formerly which gue, was the Farm Bureau league, it At 8:15 announced this week by Finn Tonight The president. Gibbs, league Industrial League com1, ague schedule opens this L. Pet. W. team the and ing Saturday 0 1.000 .. Helper the which received a bye in 0 1.000 to con- Provo .500 1 opening round is asked Magna tact the Fielding team for their .000 1 Pinney . game. .000 2 Brigham City those that asked Finn also clubs that hadn't paid their forThe Brigham City Peaches feit fee to the league do so be- turned in a good performance this fore their opening game the Helper sluggers in against Saturday. Rees Pioneer park last Friday night but lost the game in the last inning by a 7 to 6 score. Being their second time out the team got off to a shakey start and Helper pushed across three runs to take the lead, but the Brigham City players started to work in the second inning with Ben Zundels long home run to left centerfield. The botThe Box Elder high school nine tom half of the third inning the turned in their fourth straight locals evened the score with a from win in the Region as they de- brace of runs resulting 6 to 2 in Rees Oliver's and Cullimores singles. feated Logan h Pioneer Thursday Gibbs fielder's choice. Cowley park last popping out, but Goldie Peter-sonight. Bud Powers traveled the disand Pete Radulovich added tance to notch his seventh win singles to drive in the runs. of the season against no deHelper took the lead again defeats. The Bees supported the adding a couple of runs on one lefty with some fine plays to add hit and two errors. This ended their part to the win. the scoring until the top half of The Bees took the lead and the eighth when Helper added were never headed throughout another counter on Babcocks the game. The victory kept thcii triple followed by Slugas two record clear and tied them for bagger. in with the region top spot The Peaches kept their hopes Weber. alive as they rammed across The Bees are slated to play Weber this Saturday night in of John Afleck park instead Thursday night as W'as originally planned. This game will be the one to decide the Region winner. Bud Powers will be out for his eighth win of the and if he succeeds in hanging it to his record, the Bees will top the Region. . The American Legion Junior baseball program for this district will get under way very shortly it was announced today by First Sergeant Harvey Ward-rop- , coach and manager of the Brigham team. According to Wardrop eight teams will comprise the league for district 1, which includes Cache, Box El- der and Rich counties. American Legion posts which are sponsoring teams this year are: Richmond. Logan, Smithfield, Cornish, Wellsville, Garland, Lewiston and Brigham City. This amounts to an increase of five teams over last year when only Brigham City, Logan and fielded teams. Dave and Ken were well on their way to the first fall and got a little careless and Ken was pinned. That taught them their lesson early and they never forgot it. The second fall came after a series of drop kicks had Poggie unconscious and all they had to do was turn him over and let the referee count. bring a Ford Tractor out to your place, without any obligation. I'll bring along one or two of those good Dearborn Implements, specially made for the Ford Tractor. I'll put this Ford Tractor through its paces, then let you take the wheel. ' MONDAY Plans Made To The four man tag wrestle, which was to settle the disputed match of a week ago, was decided without doubt last Monday night in the Brigham City Ken Mayne and Dave Armory. Reynolds were able to eat after the match and Gorilla Poggie and Meanie Hansen came to Brigham City for the ride. The challenge was entered by Dave and Ken after Meanie and Poggie defeated them in a four man tag match the previous week. The winner was to take all of the money and the loser get the exercise. Wrestling close to their own corners all night the Gorilla and Hansen ganged up on the boys to win the match, but such was not the case Monday. Dave and Ken were ready for the questionable tactics of their opponents with a little of the same medicine. PEACHES but Cuilimore. a :tt''e''trr0 xious, muffed the ball enough to allow Brown' the plate with what prov"fe be ,he winning run. Tonight the Peaches take. their third opponent, the'p ' Timps in Rees Pioneer par' !BY 7 TO 6 TO HELPER Of 500 Fans demonstrate this tractor on . DISPUTE IN ARMORY Match Ends In Brawl To Delight I'd like to ' SETTLE Fielding Enters MAYNE AND REYNOLDS the next play a Mcgi,, single to center. mcq hit shouldnt have scored ' ed on got a BUT LOSE BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (UP) Three Indiana University students visited a clothing store and bought two pairs of womens stockings. Another, a stu-- t dent from Persia, asked if he, too, could buy some. He said there were 100 people in his family. and he would like 250 pairs of nvions. jghSBI three tun s, m their half of the eighth. Gibbs started things a with a single. Cowley lifted the that field to right high fly fielder diopped for an error and 8:15. a long Goldie Peterson pounded and the right triple between center fielder to drive in two runs Peterson scored on Ish Petersens fly to right field to end the scoring. The top half of the ninth, with one man out, Brown drove 3 double to right center and scor- for SAl B i tens ione SAl B loch at b nth w serai Bees Wallop I al From where I sit ... ty Joe Marsh eaters Immi Take Your Choice, Neighbor! Grizzlies Here Last Thursday who writes our The missus Column in the Clurion under the name of Nancy Gale gets letters about recipes, advice on Woman's etiquette, home management, etc. One letter she got last week was about a recipe she published for Welsh Rarebit made with tart cheese, Worcestershire, and a cup of sparkling tangy beer. Turned out great, says her correspondent. But you didnt mention what beverage to serve with it. Should I serve beer? Cider? Iced tea? DeV( 1 133 Any beverage your guests pre(et You don't have to serve cider-in, more than you have to served A 23- ...but its often courteous to la guests have a choice. From where I sit, that simple answer applies to more items than Welsh Rarebit In a world when everyone has different tastes and ideas We should recognize t'm differences and never deny the right of choice to anyone! SAl par lid pj fir lie. At 10 & SAL f sliapsi r 'irst SI jnoll The missus answer was simply: ye me I nited Copyright, 198, S'aies Brewers FouruUtm lied ' al FI PL-- 1 lyssiu ters Jend i r? ilvia arigo iarkia sea-.-.o- a Buddy Rates innias dunk Mrs. ith I E TONIGHT Favorite Role Over Keith Dire calen Three draws seem to be enough for Buddy Washington as he is gunning for Keith Nut-tal- l in the fourth meeting which is scheduled for John Afleck park in Ogden Monday night. Results of Buddys training was evidenced by his decisive victory in Pocatello, over a tough competitor from California recently, and his defeat of Wii-forDos, Jardine, who previous to this meeting has never been beaten before, lost a unanimous 10 rounder to the Ogden With Buddys sudden spurt into winning ways and Keiths recent losses, the dopsters are looking for the negro boxer to probably lift the lightweight crown from the head of Keith. Added color of the fights between these two boys is the tact that their fathers have boxed. The last meeting between Washington's dad and Morris1 Nuttall was held in Lewiston several years ago. A large crowd is expected to witness one of the finest cards ever presented in northern Utah. The show is expected to start promptly at 8:30. Tickets are on sale at the B & B Billiards, Glens Modern Drug and Smiths Market in Brigham City. 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