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Show J 4 VV fAGfc m g - "1 BOX ELDER JOURNAL ITS IN THE BLUEBOOK Hirers Take Third Brigham City, Utah Friday. May 19. I9S0 ill j . t oo 7:00 ' WltKOAVl Alarm Kick Klaib " " SUNDAY Alarm Klok Klub SATURDAY Alarm Klot Klub Peaches Game The Box Elder Beea juniors and sophomores competed In a track meet last Monday, afternoon .at Weber highs field with Ogdetr and Weber. The Ogden The Brigham City Peaches al-- . performers came . out on top and inost got the season started on the - Hi vers were-- a ., very close time, but the rain came and the second with Weber at the bot- ' game had to be called in ; the tom. ! : . .Vi Bottom half of the first inning after the Peaches had gained a Some very fine records were 2 to 0 lead and were still threat, turned In toy the players who will be back' toe next years i ening. , : Next week, the Peaches meet teams, v the American Fork club, which The results of the meet are is doped the power organization as. follows:; " In the Industrial league. This Bad ; Jump Knudsen. Box game should give the locals a Elder Won; Nellesune. Ogden-second- ; Brndfitiut, fiu Eider,, real test of, strength. , : Fans can still purchase season third; Halllday, Weber,: .fourth. e tickets at the Lumber Distance 1? feet 6!4 Inches. Co., Chases Firestone- - Store or . Erickson, Smiths Market. They will still High jump Bruce Box Elder have a full season in which to Weber,, won; Nielson, use them. If you dont have the and NeHestine. ; Smith and Dontied for second. Opportunity to buy- your season aldson; 5Ogden, feet 8 Inches. V ; ticket (before , next Wednesday Height dash Johnson, .Box night' you cart get them at the '100-yarElder, won; Odwglll, v Ogden, ;, .r, gate; second; , Shayne; ;tyebeiy' third; TV For Temperance tiailiday, Weber, J fourth. Time j " ' 1 : . QUONSET, R.M. (UP) The 10.05 seconds. . ' , - A. - Mile run HunSaker,'. Box Quonset Point naval air station won; Clifton. Weber, ' secbuilt a ISO.seat television theater to keep sailors at the base ond; Knight, Weber, third and Ogden fourth. . Time and out of trouble while off Stevenson, 5:lA-.' duty. "880-yarf " . 7:45 1:00 fettYour I Farm Number Flees Phone requests ' I hour Serened Let Irown Show Guest Star t Hour of Classics Knowledge With Matinee Black-- I ' Hit ferredt Beetlebrow lot Elder Schools (M) -- . Babe Ruth (T) , Sixth Army Band (W) Vote of the Army (Th) Hera s To VoU (f Ciassici in Music '. J ; v. Eddy Howard Show jlowElder Nnws; Satute to Reservists Music of Worship Mercer McCleod " Proudly We Had 4 playing your requests . Navy land' Tri-Stat- . - Classics (r? Music v. music of the mesteii V Western Tram Prograrb Inlerlud Dam?r Dr. Danfield L.D.S. Radio Chapel To b announced Nat't. Guard Show A .Sign Off i rSign.pfff i . El-de- .. Navy land 'Th "A Train Treia : ' Musical Roundup Th d I.FaVV. u. Th) land $ot k . Fop. Concert Meiodtas Classified E . Think on These Things Roundup .. Page .. .. Spothght On Bend ftnch Roundup . for Morning Varieties Pb. Service Fgm. Sammy Kaye Meat The Band - f Keys ' ' Nafion i Hiti Sonqs-Owr Tim Keyboard Capan W.C.T.U. Program Homes Off lend Keyboard Capers in the Morning 4 j M . 10 ..f Sammy Sagebrush Party Otf The Record Organ Mooda Sagebrush Party Toast to Toast Princess Pat Sagebrutfi Parly , 1:30 Toast To Toait Tima 9:00 Morning Davotioni ( MNVPJ linf Crosby (TITi) , i . d den, won; Framboise, Box Elder, second; Dick Cllaberry, Weber, third; KobayshT, Box Elder,; fourth' Time 2:20.1. j .dash Kimball. - Ogisec-onden, won; , Rock, Box Elder, . StarigerWeber, third; Barnes, Weber, fourth. Time 578. rv:':v Diseus-rRoc- k, Box .Eider, won; Greer, Ogden, second; Nelson, , Box Elder, Weber, fourth. Distance 128 feet 9 inches. . Pole vaultStong, Ogden, won: can,-- ; Ogden,- - second; Budge, Weber; Randan, Weber and .Barrow, Ogden tied ' ' for third. Height 10 feet. . ,t low hurdles Porter, Ogden, won; Price, Weberr second; Budge, . Weber,third; Time Dralney, Ogden,, fourth. 25.1 seconds. ' , 440-yar- d - . third;-Durbano- 220-yaf- d - . - :dash--Johnso- 220-yar- d lG 3cj!H Ct'C-i-M Box n, Elder, won; Cowgill, Ogden, second; Slater, Weber, third; Ho; fourth- - Time 23.8. gan, 5 Webejr; hurdles 120jyard- fv high Phipps, Ogden, won; Mann. Box Elder, second;- - Budge, Weber, third; Randall, , Weber, 'fourth. Time 17.7 seconds, Javfelln .Marriott, Weber, sec won; NCllestine,-Ogden,- " 6nd; Call, Ogden, third; ; Weber;iotjrtH. ; Distance 158fedt 9 dnghes, ' Put,r;. TUcani Ogden, won ; Greer, - Ogden,' ; second ; Hunsaker, ' BOX ; Elder, third; Rock,"Box-Elder- , fourth. Dls. tance 39 . inches. Medley, relays Box Elder, won, team edmposed of, Nielson, Mann and Hunsaker.; Ogden; second; Weber v- . 1. Government taxes, such as - r , . ,v ' , r - ; Wor-toij,- a. Social security apd withholding tax. b. The corporation tax (if the firm is a corporation) . c. State tax."- ' r- , 1 If. : jajAvc : . . ; . .' - g. His profit is being cut down from time to, time by competition, and hy the companies that he buys from which Eire making the margin of profit less as time goes on. , ; 4 h. The banks are being forced to make his loans much harder to get, due .. to the fact that most banks arp working under Federal control of in surctjl accounts up to $5,0U0, and therefore loans are inure hazardous .. ,fpr the small business man who is doing a credit business. I. Last, but nifl, least, consumer credit, which has' now hit the $13,000, , 000,000 mark, is making collections much harder every day as more people buy more stuff on the installment-plan- . r , ; ... w U .k.- ; : vr v i- -:" The Debtors Side Of The Question Now you can see why it pays to take care of a bill when it, is due, to keep your credit good. ; : i r IF YOU DONT PAY PROMPTLY, YOU RETARD THE WHOLE COMMERCIAL CYCLE, because the business man has to pay his wholesale bills when due or placed on a cash basis. Tlaie , . By Charles A. fiaher t Getting properly prepared for the major league baseball season calls for a little study of 1950 Whos ..Who in Baseball edition' In the language of the program sellers at ball games, You cartt enjoy the , season without a Whos Who,MoHts. This little digest gives the year by year batting and pitching records of all the major league playCrs, and it is Interesting to see, how- few of the big leaguers have', consistently starInred during their ; careers. deed few of the 'batsmen have lifetime batting averages over the 800 mark. Few pitchers have won 60 percent of their games. In baseballs blue book of some 175 hitters there are three who standout as consistent first magnitude rhattlng .stars;. Ted Williams, tart MuslaT and Joe DIMaggio. Of isomewhat lesser magnitude is another- good trio, Enos ; Slaughter, Johnny Mike and IrikC Appling. , ' , - V . - Probably Ted. Williams eight playing 'years with the Boston Red Sox glitter ; the brightest. His batting, average for. .those Sevetr .points Bet-tyears Ip thah Musit; 23 points better; than' DiMaggio.): Four , times he has ' led- his . league in the followihg , departments: . battitig average; fiotnb funs and In six of those eight years he.' led in runs scored and : twice Ifl hite;',1 A terrific eight years!. And in e scanning h i s career, Teds; Games . - - M e. - runs-batted-i- n two-ba.s- r ; tf in .406 mighty 1941 sticks out like a red letter day on the calendar, v. Among the pitchers- Bob. Feller, now 31 years old, , 6tands out. In ill years of big . league pitching, i Bob has worn, 192 garnets,! Tost 112,' and he has 2,108. 'strikeouts. Hal' Newhau serfage 29 with ll iyears under his belt, also has an Impressive 4.v; pitching record. In looking through the pitchers, the record of Johnny Van-de- r , a meeting with the city It was decided that the Junior league schedule, which was released last week, would undergo a minor chance. The opening games were schedulJune 5 and. 6. This ed,-for schedule will be followed with the the following exception; Monday games have ail been movd to Tuesday night with the other game scheduled . for each week and will start at 5 p. m. The second game in the week, which was Scheduled for Tuesday: night,: will be played Tuesday night following theother game and will finish tmder the lights This means that the schedule as released will be followed, but both games of each week will be played Tuesday nights. This Will eliminate the confusion of days teams play and also finish each weeks play In one evening. Rosters will be released in next Wednesdays News-Journand the coaches will make their for ; park own arrangements time to practice" prior to league 'At park officials, md 20 km Made in Salt Lake's Famous Brswint, FISHER BREWING ' COMPANY play; 'r . driving rumbli uc bib (thlmaUg !. IM I HMlU ba Ilk. . tNrwulmt 1m4i tiMtji ymi li IHtW UtrodiUlsn Sltiilaktt U MR p . 4y, ter, no worse. 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