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Show vv'th a If) to 10 letory. Coa.'h Harris is short on pitch- Be3S Wiii Test ers this year. With Basil Wiland liams, Charles Whitaker Max Murphy graduating from the team last year, Harris had to reach down to the bottom of the bucket to pull out Va! Woodland and Harold Anderson. So far this year, Harold Anderson has taken over as starting chucker. Woodland, however, comes Into the game about the fifth frame In each contest. Both are show ing better stuff each game and are learning more as time pass- Bulldogs In Crucial Game HIVERS PASTE SPARTANS IN A JOE MAHONEY iP(DiKir(l(DIPD: RUN-AWA- The Box Elder Bees will have the pressure at the breaking point Thursday afternoon when they meet the North Cache Bulldogs In the Region 1 headliner. The game will be played at Rees Pioneer park and will get es. under way at 3:30 oclock. Coach Vernal Harris Box El-- ; dor Bees walloped the South Cache Spartans 27 to 1 last Thursday afternoon on the Wellsville diamond. It was the second straight Region One vicstate tory for the defending champions from last year. The Hivers set up some kind of a record with their 27 to 1 triumph over South Cache. Including the 24 to 7 win over Bear River In the first game, the high geared Bees have racked up a total of 51 runs and 46 in two games. For three innings, Lindley held the Bees down on even terms giving up only two runs on two hits. But in the fourth frame, Britenbeker started off a six run outburst which gave the Bees four of their total of 22 hits in the contest. Again in the seventh, Anderson led off with a base on balls which was followed by hits from Wells and Woodland. Wight walked, and Harris and Johnson slapped out hits to give the Hivers nine runs Finishin the seventh Inning. ing up the game, the Box Elder nine ran the total up to 27 in the last two Innings. The Spartans pushed across their lone tally in the sixth stanza when Riplinger opened the frame with a single and moved to second when Bradshaw sacrificed him down. He came home with Jensen smacked out another hit over Andersons head at first base. when he cf the M. Britenbeker will probably start in the catching position with Harold Anderson on the hill. Bruce Keyes, Vard Johnson on second, Lee Wight at third, and Phil Oyler at Vie shortstop position will fill in the Infield. Ronney Dean Harris in left, Bert Hunsaker covering center field, and Reese Whitaker moving into right will take care of the outer gardens. DeVon The game Is the if for both nines. Up to date, Box Elder and North Cache have each triumphed In both their two region games. There Is a' total of five games played for the season, and to get over the "hump and out of the pressure, one of these teams must win three games. One loss might put either team In a tie for first place, and two losses would almost put the loser clear out of the picture as far as winning the region crown. Jf you can recall, In last years contest with the Bulldogs, the Hivers came out on top In the 10th inning with a five run outburst to keep their record clean Dobson was out of his office when Bill Killebrew, a local advertising man, called him on the mobile telephone In his auto. Word was l.eft for Dobson to call the "mobile operator upon his return. GAME, 27 TO I Y the incomparable) ( USED T08E WC0WWCA8LE ON THE LINKS. HER GOLF GAME WAS CONSISTENTLY IN THE LOW 60S AND WOULD HAVE LOWER WITH REGULAR PRACTICE. KEN Oyler, ss Britenbeker, c Anderson, p, lb Whitaker, rf Keyes, 7 5 6 1 4 .3 4 3 2 lb 1 Holman, cf Wells, rf Woodland, p Totals 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Lhhman. If Jensen, 3b Maughn. cf Olsen, cf Campbell, 2b Eliason, c Smith, rf Lindley, p Riplinger, p Totals Scort? by innings: 101 Box Elder South Cache .... 000 South Cache AB H 4 1 Bradshaw, ss Cooper, ss Larsen, If, p 1 2 0 1 R A 0 0 NEtyt Brigham Wednesday. Apjjig, insisted onkeepin7lrr' straight. IHer record, read dicated she drank 701 94127 1 000 000 2 1 3 1 51 22 27 11 BOX ELDER Accused sets Court Right To Keep Record Straight in had practiced imma?Vt: while her husband was navy, and had been arjfj a prostitute at Los AngJ1 Is that record correct) ed Judge Bob Young "Certainly not. w'as th. dignant reply. My husband, in the army, not the naw iJ mother, whose I was arrested at Lon eiZ baby was taken away not Los FORT WORTH, Tex. (UP) A eight-- 0 3 0 month-ol0 from her in district court here, Angeles. CHEAPER ANSI MORE CONVENIENT Bat Phil Oyler sparked the Bees offensive attack on the three Big Springtime Is Building Time South Cache chuckers. He gathered in five bingles for seven trips to the platter. Of these, one was a homer, another a triple, and the other three hits were a double and two singles. Harold Anderson was next with three for four. Harris and Wight each slapped out three hits, and Whitaker and Johnson two. IET US SUPPLY YOUR CONCRETE' DELIVERED ANYWHERE And Time Is Money Save You Time Top stickers for the losers were Riplinger and Larsen with one for two. Jensen, Olsen and won Smith each gathered in one for , (Tire Shop, Wayne Larsen in trade at Wess Market three. BOWLING RESULTS $1.00 score of 197, and Earl for his The box score: i Stewarts 209 won him a half Box Elder 17 Mixed case of beer at Club Billiards. League, April Monday AB H R The Intermountain Indian City Tournament 6 3 4 3b Wight, School edged into first place The City tournament will be 5 cf with a victory over third held April 25 to 30. In the team Hunsaker, 7 3 5 Harris, If Cafe. Pheasant place April 25, the teams will Johnson, 2b 5 2 4 Lumber dropped to a close sec- playoff, be for cash prizes as ond in spite of winning three wellcompeting l as the trophy from Club Billiards, and Bee- for the city Feather-beddin- g team. championship hive Bottling took Wess-- ? Mar- The doubles will be held on ket for four points. Monday is Wednesday, and the singles on the last scheduled game for and Friday, with a this league, and the Indian Thursday for the city champion trophy Lumber are singles bowler. Schol and both out to win first place hon- Bowler's Dance ors, so it should be interesting. The Bowler's dance will be on Tuesday League, April IS Friday, May 5, and is free to all Merrells, line, finished the lea- bowlers, partners, sponsors, Fiin schedule first gue place. friends, etc. Trophies and awards ner Cleaners took second and for the leagues and the city Nielsen Auto came In third af- tournament will be given out ter finishing in a tie with An- at the dance. dersen Auto and winning the Phone For Free Estimates Without Obligation 1 PARSON and TIFT CONSTRUCTION 13 Phone 233 Brigham City , Tri-Stat- e News-Journa- CO. scheme of Firemens Union to put an additional fireman on diesef locomotives has been (Mm Tri-Stat- e Id play-off- Complete phonograph with supersensitive speaker not an attachment Sounds better e clear, performance, outstanding tone, no suricce noise all are yours with RCA Victor's new 45EY ...latest, most compact, completely automatic phonograph. life-lik- ... RCA Victor 45 rpm records. 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If I had found another hunter with three birds," he said, I would have arrested him. There was only one thing to do and that was to arrest myself. Justice of the Peace George Panes approved Sprengels devotion ot duty but fined him The Brigham Tire Shop ended up in first place with the Indian School second and the Lumber third. Special Prizes Lee Hazeldine rolled a 199 to win two steak dinners courtesy of Lumber company. Ralph Williams hit another 201 to win a tire recap at Brigham $27.50. Tri-Stat- e Boards appointed by Presidents Roosevelt and Truman have said these demands were "devoid of merit and they were Fact Finding State Game Protector Arrests Himself ffli m the Firemens leaders seek to paralyze railroad transportation to compel the railroads to employ a wholly unnecessary additional Now fireman to ride on diesel locomotives. This scheme is plain rui THE LUXURIOUS, RESTFUL COMFORT OF AN FREE v. . 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