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Show I , wlwr. the pass from center was wild Jordan covered the ball on l:, Bn' j) a fust Uim down the heetdippers went over loi tin'll (mu h and final coun-le- i on the next p.ny with a nine BEES DROP OPENING FOOTBALL GAME TO JORDAN i i 26 TO 0 JOHNSON PITCHES SOUTH TO WIN IN AIL-STA- Boys From All Over Box Elder County Participate In Game f' The Box Elder County split up for their Peach North Wins Old Timers Peach all-star- s oumai I CONTEST R them team Jumped Lloyd big curve" Keller for six runs. The IOX IDE South pushed one across in the should and second, of the top City, Utah have had a second counter, but Brigham the base umpire had bet against Facer rf the "drawl boys" and called Rasmussen. for missing George Facer out Harris second base as he was trying Watkins. 2b of oul ran he before for third Jensen. 3b wind. L. Keller, p In the top of the third the Totals were wrong decided they umps mistake their corrected North Old Timers so they to by putting Facer on third start the top of the last inning and gave the South four outs. Rod Wheatiey ss This might have been part of E. Parley cf the strategy of the Southern L. Gardner. 2b boys because it is doubtful that R. Bunt he. c Facer would have had the power Hunsaker. lb to make it in to the plate with-thei- r 3b out time to rest. In spite of the Jensen. If R Kidman, mistake, and the correction, rf Days Wednesday, Sept. 15. I Voting Encouraged MUN'CIE, Ind. (UP) 0 r 1 officials offered added in77 1 j for persons wanting t0 0 as voters. Parkng spac front of the county clerk'j flee were provided to make easier for voters, 2 2 2 1 1 1 14 8 Phone your news to r AR R H baseball same, which was held in Rees Pionee: park Saturday F. Gardner, p K afternoon, and the South won Totals ,er the same by a 5 to 2 score. The North and South were on Line score: The teams had representatives friendly terms after the ball fiom Park Valley, Beaver Dam, games were over last Saturday 0 1 South (1. it land. Tremonton, Dewey ville, afternoon in Rees Pioneer park 23 s won North Honey ville. Bear River City, Co- The Northern Batteries: Keller and C p marathon of three innings niine, Biigham City, Perry and mussen; F. Gardner and for tei Willard. The game was un- by an 8 to 3 score. In the second' Wood, , eventful due to the fact the contest, it was the South SK irs coming in for their victory pitchers kept it pretty well in South Old Timers 3 their pockets all the way. Lyle by a .') to 2 score. rsc The played under Johnson, who was the winner, AB R H lift got 17 men via the strikeout the most hazardous circumstan2 0 1 W. Woodland cl mule and Kidman and T, Chris- ces, with middle age or better N Larsen, ef Ian 0 0 0 tiansen werent far behind with spreads, making ground balls W. Holmes. If 1 0 0 11 Christiansen was chaiged tough to field. In spite of these 0 0 0 If with the loss, hut it was due to handicaps, the old boys turned Petersen, lb Chet Rasmussen, se which behind him. The in an interesting game the errors northern boys committed four 'was enjoyed by everyone except iAI ol their six eirors on one play Rod Wheatley .Rod had one of 100 in the eighth .which gave the his girl friends in the crowd no was little south three of their five runs, that causing him trouble, and perhaps it was by deadlock. and broke the I wish it were possible to The game was scoreless until coincidence the girl with the thank personally each of you led skirl and of hair, fourth SAl the long flaming the bottom half who worked so hard and ce for me during the inning, when the north scored j turned out to be Occie Evans two runs on two hits. The South I to the relief of everyone, No election campaign. I also primary tied it up in the top of the sixth Everything went along in good wish I could thank personally 51 each of you who voted for me. when they pushed across a 'shape until the bottom half of PF brace of runs and the big three the first inning when the norof you But there are so many r.ic run inning spelled vietoiy. that this vs isnt possible. Will irs, E. If. Peters of the you accept this means, therefore, Knudson, rf ik Lumber company and Don If. Kidman, p of accepting my sincere thanks Rasmussen of Joe Carr's, Inc. did. all for you Totals gave away seven prizes. Peters Line score: Sincerely. an automatic Johnson gave Lyle R H E for first the reel fishing getting 000 002 030 5 8 1 South strikeout of the game when he North text Jtt-2 5 6 .. 000 200 000 whifted Fiank Taylor of Bear Republican Nominee Batteries: Johnson and Jenfor Governor AUTOMATIt River City, the first man he sen; Kidman, T. Christensen and Advrrnsement) faced. Dale Gardner won 3 pair Dale Gardner. MOVE! of prizes, a casting rod and a LAND LEVELER trolling rod with his hit which was also the longest Have you been planning to improve the surface of your fields? Eta hit of the game. fill in small gA note humps and hollows, smooth out old fence rows, Dei Kidman and John Tanaka to do this wot the time Fall best is won the other two prizes which or put new land under irrigation. AUTOMATIC were given hy E. 1L leteis. KidEVERSMAN is the the handle to machine The best job man won an automatic reel for win the EVERSMAN has the eccentric (crank) axle-wh- en Only the first stolen base and John to gotta lowers AUTOAAATICALLY the blade on a high place go Tanaka received a thermos bottle for scoring the first run of load -- when wheels go into a low place the blade raises to relto the ball game. enough dirt to fill. Joe Cans, Inc. gave away a The EVERSMAN breaks clods, pulverizes the soil, smooths andpoa pair of ground lens sun glasses. the surface, forming a fine seed bed while AUTOMATICALLY LEVELINC Lee Simonson won his glasses Also excellent DIRT MOVER with patented wheel lift which ra of hits three four by getting trys and Spence Gardner won and lowers the whole machine and gathers or releases a big load the other pair by driving in the dirt wherever you wish. After dirt is moved with the EVERSMAN it is first tun of the game. be graded down and AUTOMATICALLY LEVELED with the same itwcIm This was the dream that climaxed the four Box Elder counOne inexperienced man driving your present tractor handles this A ty baseball schools which were PURPOSE machine. Moves fast on rubber tired wheels. Comes in sponsored by the Box Elder sizes. Inexpensive 0 buy. County Recreation committee with financial backing by the BRAND Box Elder county commissioners. The box score: -- A Blend Days Ball Game s E 62m 1 All-St- ;! s tkm get your dirt moving .201 f LAND LEVELING and done This Fall Tri-Stat- . . 1 ' with an EVERSMAN and i DIRT two-bas- XCWluuv ytu feed tin faducty v&Ziep? k Sunny Brook i South Inc. Kentucky Whiskey 5 s D2 ViQtnal Distill irs Products Corporation, IS Prool Now York Grain Neutral Spirit $5 FE N HOW TO BECOME "RICH" OVERNIGHT! RHM ra '0 7atfmcd iy The graceful style, cut, and needlework of the Botany Brand 500, is sure to enrich pearance immeasurably. And vou 11 tour ap- he money f in, too because of the '"hidden H r:i bonus week-en- to play Boise who of extra near a great mill puts into the fabric of this suit. de- feated them here last year. The Bees will leave Brigham City Friday morning and return Saturday afteinoon. : The starting Come in today and get the t idends offered v line-ups- by a famous clothing ft merger. 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