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Show On Triple "B" Fight Card North Utah Legion Teams Will Hold Play-O- ff Here Honors In clinched Laundry first half honors with a 16 to 7 win over 'Horsleys, and Smiths Market continued their victory drive with a 5 to 4 win over naBrightenburg, in the tional league. Horsleys jumped - off to an early lead on the hitting of Reeder and Horsley but the came from behind to have a couple of big innings to win going away. Tommy Owen had his hitting streak broken at 13 for 13 when Tony Reeder stab of his made a drive deep into left field in the last inning. His 4 or 5 left him still as the best hitter in both leagues. Smiths Market pushed over two big runs in the top of the 'seventh on hits by Goldsberry, 'Owen, and Johnson and then 'staved off a desperate rally by 'the Brightenburg team in the last inning. Sid Jensen kept the big bats of Brightenburgs well In hand while his teammates were getting the runs to pull Smiths into a second place RCA VICTOR COMBINATION PLUS $100 WORTH OF RECORDS Both for only $209.95 only WOODSTOCK - Stromberg Carlson one-hande- d FULL TONE RADIO 3 speed changer PLUS $100 FREE RECORDS Only $299.95 $30 down $2 week TELEVISION SETS TO MATCH , MOUNTAIN STATES ELECTRIC MUM e 033 010 O 7 203 470 x 16 Horsleys Meservys Smiths Market .... 000 030 000 220 Brightenburgs National league standing 25 04 stake, Ben Lo- , 38. Stanley Shelby, No. B. E., 94. 39. Max Morgan, So. 8. E., 95. 40. George Bishop, Davis, 97. 41. Ray Harrop, Mt Ogden, 98. 42. Ed Quinney, So. B. R., 99. 43. Deraid Johnson, Ben Lo- ' 104. mond, 44. Jerry Downs, Ben Lomond, 107. 45. John Jensen, Ben Lomond, , 111. PAGE SIX BOX ELDER JOURNAL ' Gene Schnider City, Utah"" Brigham Friday. July . Ogden 25. 1S52 golfer ! . 74. 3. (Don Hales, Lakevlew stake, 76. 4. Verne Oberhansley, So. Og- burst in the last inning to come from behind and take first half honors in their playoff game with Herbs Barber shop. The Slugger Dallas Jones, Brigham City be battling Bob Roundy in one of the contests Friday, August 1, at 8 p. m. in the Bear River high gym. Jones weighs 147 pounds. ball game was all tied up at 2 all, 3 all, 7 all, until Herbs went ahead 8 to 7. Then with two away in the last inning, Sanford doubled and Tyson sinahead for good. gle sent D & Brent Sanford held Herbs to one hit but erratic pitching and fielding led to their runs. Sanford hit a homer and two doubles and Tyson also got two doubles and a single to lead the Supply men to victory. In a very tight game, (Dredges 6 to 5 to edged Andersen-Forgarner 3rr place honors. Dredges team also came from behind to win. With two away in the last inning, Danny Jensen singled the winning run home. Dredges had tied the game up In the fifth with a three run flurry on Cottles triple, and Williams singled and Jensen doubled. 1200 14512 D & D Supply Herbs Barber shop.. 021 410 8 . . . will TOP UTAH AMATUERS WILL SLUG t den stake. 76. 5. Lamont Glover, So! Box Elder stake, 76. 6. Dean Bunderson, So. Box Elder stake, 717. 7. Robert Evans, Weber stake, 77. , 8. Norm Jeppsen, No. Box Ctutcfy 78. Toiacco-'Soc&fruu&tt- H. uumupamim i der stake, DRUGGIST RAY Eli 9. Dugan Felt, So. Ogden, 79. 10. Lyle Killpack, Mt. Ogden, 79. . 11. Robert Whitman, N. Davis, IT OUT IN TREMONTON AUG. 1 79. j 12. Gordon Cottle, Ben Lomond 80. Match Between Ronald Petersen And Dave Hamilton Headlined Headlined by Ronald Peterson of Thatcher, Golden Gloves and A. A. U. champ, and David Hamilton, Hill Field, also Gloves and 'A.A.U. titleholder, a Tremonton Jaycee sponsored fight card to be held August 1, at 8 p. m. in the B. R. gym, Is shaping up to be the largest array of amateurs yet to appear in this valley, according to . Max Adams, Andersen-For002 2105 committee member. 020 0316 Dredges With 16 top amateurs repreThe National league completes senting Bear iRiver valleys one its fitst half schedule this week Triple B club, the fans are as while the American league will sured of at least a dozen good begin its second half battles. bouts, ranging from the 112 lb weight to the heavies. , With - six champions appear ing In the Triple B club in the persons of Gary Conger, Ray Moser, Monte Bradshaw, Delon Gardner, and Ronald Peterson, Fun-de-l- ay against champions from State School, Ogden American Legion, and Salt Lake Rotary Boys club, action from the first ball to the last Is assured every fight fan who attends. Plans are underway for South Keith Ndttall, the greatest Box Elder stakes for amateur yet produced by Utah, all trailbuildec boys, to be held will referee the evenings baton Wednesday, July 30, at Rees tles. Dr. Benson and Dr. Davis Pioneer park. will be the examining physiBoys are reminded to bring cians for the evenings events. box lunches, invite their par- Rex Layne.May Appear ents and be on hand at 6 oclock According to Max Adms and when festivities begin. Bert Whitney, Triple B club adThe seven wards in the stake, visors, it; looks very favorable under the direction of the South that Rek Layne, his manager, Box Elder stake president, Mrs. Marv Jensen, and sparing partbe ner Leonard Morrow may Margaret Wilson, Mrs. Pearl and Mrs. Alta Call, will be able to make an appearance durresponsible for the games and ing the fights. Other special events of the evening will be the program. Singing time will be under presentation of three new sets the direction of Mrs. Blythe Tin-ge- of boxing gloves to thf Triple with Mrs. Pearl Nay, Mrs. B club, and awarding o fmedals Bessie Eskelsen and Mrs. Bea- to all winners and losers of the trice Larsen as general chair- nights fights, to be donated by men. Mrs. Nay is stake Blazer Tremonton Jaycees. leader, Mrs. Eskelsen, Trekker leader, and Mrs. Larsen, Guide leader. Junior Peaches Will During lunch time soda pop I will be served- to trailbuilder Play Ogden Tonight boys by the stake board.- Junior Peaches baseball team will play Swifts of Ogden toLearns Golf Fast night (Friday) In the second FORT worth; Tex. CUP) garhe of 'a double header pt J. H. Hussong made a hole in Rees Pioneer park. , one only three months after he The first game will start, at bought a set of clubs and start- 6:30 with the Peaches and Oged playing golf. Whats more, den scheduled to take the field I at 8:30 oclock. it was on the 13th hole. d T: AHgiigfr 94. mond, h d "Mining It my butlnett. Its mine because I have such a big stake In it. At long as our Industry operates successfully, my family lives well. So It's important for me to do what I can to help the industry. And I can do that by keeping production up and costs down. That's the way I help to earn the profits that keep my paycheck coming. it1 1 SAT. ,93. 37. James Morgan, Gene Schneiter, ' South Ogden stake, emerged top man in the Northern Utah division three church tournament held at the Brigham City municipal course f last Saturday. medal play In the tourney he recorded a 72, six over par. On his heels were John Peters, (North Box Elde stake, Don Hales, 74, and Lakevlew stake, Verne Oberhansley, South Ogden stake and Lamont Glover, South Box 'Elder stake, all with 76s. Eight Box Elder golfers earned a berth on the 21 man district squad which will compete in the tournament in Ogden July 28. Following are the results: 1. Gene Schneiter, S. Ogden stake, 72. 2. John Peters, N. Box ' Elder National League -L Meservy RADIO-PIIONOGRAP- . M-Y- GOLF TOURNEY Eight Box Elder Men Place On Division Team For Church Play Meservy Laundry Clinches First Half ONE ONLY 1 DISTRICT state tournament will be Logan den. Game time is 6 p. m. each eveand Richmond, division one; Ogden, division two and Farming-ton- , ning. In the second round Thursday division three. the losers and winners will pair In the opening contest Tues- off respectively and the winners in three day, Logan will face Richmond will be determined and Farmington will battle Og contests Friday. The Brigham City American Legion baseball team missed a berth in the Northern Utah area play-of- f Tuesday evening when they dropped a 13 to 18 score game to Ogden at Rees Pioneer park. They settled for second in Division Two. play-of- f of top The four-teanorthern Utah American Legion baseball squads will be held on Thursday and 'Friday of next week at the Brigham City diamond. . t Battling for a berth in the Top Honors GENE SCHNEITER TOPS IN IDS Over 50? If So You Qualify For LDS Golf Tourney golf tournament for all . male member of church over 55 years old ( as of June 1, 1952) will be held at the Ogden Golf and Country club, July 29, according to Don Sheffield, South stake athletic A director. Entrance fee of $5 will entitle the contestants to a banquet that evening besides paying the green fees. - t For further information contact Don Sheffield. In Junior Division South Stake 13. John Larsen, So. B. E 82. 14. Blaine Bachman, Mt. Og- den, 8. - 82. 15. Alf Freeman, No. IB J2. 82. 16. Roland Bills, Lakevlew, 82. 17. Paul Aardema, So. Ogden, Wiese, Mt. Ogden, (Harold , Eddie Krey, So. Bear River, t Glen Orton, Mt. Ogden, N. V. Watkins, No. B. E. Alternates and Best of Field 22. W. H. Staynor, No. Box der, 87. 23. Reginald 88. Cam, El- 5, No. Ogden, - 89. f i 26. Howard Call, No. B. E., 89. 27. Gordon Worley, So. R. R. 89 28. OVvIlle Larsen, So. iB. E. 90. 29. Darrel Seamons, Ogden, 90. 30. Verne Wiser, So. B. E., 90. 31. Wallace Knight, Lakeview, 90. 32. DeLos Thompson, No. B. E., Announced Me Advising a Bankerl 86. 86. 24. Grant Gamer, S. Ogden, 88. 25. Don Andrews, Mt Ogden, 33. 34. 35. 36. Rom where I sit ... fy Joe Marsh j r , 18. 83. 19. 85. 20. 21. 4NN IWBHI Jack Fronk, So. B. R 92 Wayne Cole, Weber, 92. The Missus and I were Invited to dinner over at Balesville the other night I set next to a banker from the state capital. "Mighty nice country youve got down there, he says. Dont be surprised if I come to live there myself. In a few years I plan to get away from everybody, buy a farm and just take it easy. Well, I told him, wed like to have you. But when someone plana to buy a farm and take it easy he often winds up working harder than ever. It takes work to run farm right no matter how many Frank Carruth, Ogden, 93. Norman Smith, Mt. Ogden, hands yon can afford to hire. -And from whero I sit, I eon , tinued, you wont get away from people either. Neighbors are plenty important in a farming community whether its helping one another out or just friendly visiting over $ sociable glass of beer. Hard work and neighbors dropping in all tha time T ha asks, looking at me over hie glasses. Then he smiles and says, Soundi wonderful. Youv just sold me on a farm. Copyright. 1952. Unittd Statu Brewers Foundation Fun-de-la- y DAYTIME IVnECUER SERVICE 935-93- 6 CALL SUNDAYS S06-874- Y NIGHTS Ar-bo- n ... y . Billy Glover tops in meet The Answer Was "No" The HASTINGS, Neb. (UP) woman tourist asked where the restaurant restroom was, and was told by an attendant. Its out of order. The attendant, unconsciously following his sales training, added, Can you come back tomorrow? Zundels Annual Clearance Sale enters Its Second Big Week with further reductions. Prices so drastically slashed yo u cant afford to miss these bargains. SUIT STOCK All Wool Year Around Fabrics All Sizes' ...... ... , . $29.75 20 SU ITS, regular $50 to $65, reduced to 7 SUITS, Regular $55, reduced to 32 SUITS, regular $60, reduced to 24 SUITS, regular $65, reduced to 5 SUITS, regular $70, reduced to 4 SUITS, reguiar $75, reduced to . 3 SUITS, regular $85, reduced to - SALE REDUCTION 1 $42.75 $46.75 $49.75 $54.50 $58.50 $67.75 : SPORT DEPARTMENT Price Vi Price SPORT COATS, $ 14.95 to $37.50 44 SPORT SHIRTS, $3.95 to $8.95 23 Vi .!.... y DEPARTMENT FURNISHINGS Price Vi Price Vi Price 31 DRESS SHIFTS, r- In the home and around the farm, electricity as can do so many jobs . . food freezing, water heating, feed grinding, milking, sterilizing utensils, water pumping, tool conditioning, and many, many other tasks. Electricity oh the farm costs so little and does so much! - -' work-savin- t - a Jr , , f w " " BUY FROM YOUR DEALER - ML. V1LL BE CLOSED RAIN DROPS CAUSE SOIL EROSION1 Removal Sale In experimental .tests It .has been learned that rain drops in violent storm gan blast 100 tons of soil per .acre into the air. It is now believed that wash off causes only 10 and rain drops. of, erosional . damage.. Come In And See Starts now on display. Monday, July 28 Tuesday, July 29 Wednesday, July 30 THURSDAY, JULY 31 90, regular $4.50 TIES, $1.50 to $2.50 values . Vi ENTI RE STOCK OF STRAW HATS t SHOE , , DEPARTMENT Year Around And Summer Shoes Reg. $10.95 . . i Reg. $12.95 $8.75 $9.88 Reg. $13.95 Reg. $14.95 ...... $10.75 ....... $11.90. NEW COMBINES SALE! . .,i w:i ift, tfcnnp, ir34nrwfft c 8:00 A. M. &, XEtUQJlT SHOP IN i BRIGHAM CITY, AND SAVF! ' |
