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Show State Aggies Could Jell Into Grade Lettermen. 40 Others Rate Darkhcrse Stamp 21 I it or ci ird l I a :i a i n! ill ' n s if ' ' I If 2 f i I d( lit r b Ccrmelo Ccsia s ir n v n - i - r - .n f of ,U( J. T n So 1 n f 1 nn jV hi hr (t n si ( t i x i hi tab I t t li.ii inn B -i ni i an ami i1 p, a j ' John i K a i k a a o ip r MM (d II,P j of 'hr ha ii.M k spip "ii.p i, tin Ka no k I .iir t p v ni aw urn .Ills. lot n Dn k 1 (ni r .Hid siinhoiMni p p1 oiti.un; Umi-- n a Skcui ami I) un min Ii of 'o jiimoi s d a Pc ()l i,Ottmng ()II thi (High ,i)ii nick, tight h.ilfhai Fiiiikc's backficld combmatmns Is pliluied piaitne loutines. Ix'fl to light, John kar- - 2s cti tiir ground Minina attack Fii'lbac k iiMiams a quo 'inn cu m letter man with a and Maui ice Maid soph transfer from Wake ioiest, piobahly shat me duties. F lids Semi Weak The most apparent weakness in the Fainter fimit lino is the ends whore .lav ileinng ts he Don onlv expeiienccd flanker Hull, the most improved rnd m spring drills, Chlrles Bibakis and Jack Haivalh, a tough 200 pound end are other piospeits, Faunce will have plenty of beef tn the middle of the line with Ted Hanisdell 2W). at i Charles Bulien Elected USAC ggie Quat lei back the coming year die t hailos Bulien, fit esidcnt Joseph L. .Jacobsen, vice president; John director, Dr. (.'lav, thiee-vea- r duec-o- i, r Loyal Seehober, and I)t. L. G Noble, dn ec tor Holdover dueetorj are Dr C. L (Pete) Randall and Ray llug-l- l i.eh otlueis v amlrk 1 1 loi ; two-vea- 2 5 3 u.i I -I- D e p . , kun-Dori- .sUl-,ln- A Runaway NEW AOltk Dark Injured IP A Wand girl whose cits-- j appeal ance touched off feais she NEW YORK Slim tstnp A- had been kidnaped and a city lvin Daik of the New ci k Giants wide police sea cli smiendercd to proh.iiity was lo-- t to the team lor police e.ulv todav as a mnav.avl sa:in-dais being held as a juvenile the ha ance of the sea-ohecau-- e of a shoulder mii.iv. delinquent police said Hie gnl. Rita Mae llann. walk- Dark, who ircentlv was sidelined Wllh a narked nb when he ed into a Biooklyn gasoline sta- was tagged hard bv ( im ninai's turn last night and told the Klus7evcski, appai entlv suf- - tendunt she was the tunavvav fe.cd a seneiation of his right gnl. snou'der when he tupped over Polic e s.ud the girl told .letoc-fiis- l ha-- e cl u n Finlay night's tives she tan awav fiom h line bet atise she was unhappy game with the Phillies at Phtla-there. delphia. old Staten IT1 N i v il at-T- K 1 'll" Two more 4 f r t V - j io join squad-ion- Kansas City Giomek, s Abcr, 4 A hip:hm u Nationalist WAC Recruiting Officer Will Chinese island The V. S Far East Air Forces announced that two squadrons of F86 Sahiejrts fiom the famous Koiean war "tiuck busters wing began deployment to Formosa I.t Dora A Jackson Women's Mom Okinawa The move was believed to put Army Coips Recruiting and selecwill be in Logan moi e than one American piloted tion officer, to interview and test jet fighter squadion on mosa for the fust time since young women who can qaulify AC. the tense peuod of the evacuation for enlistment in the of the offshore Tachen islands According to SFC Jeftiev Gar- dner. Logan Army rectuiler, specialized training schools offering instruction in varied cour-- , ?Pf ses are available to high school graduates. Women interested in A TORONTO IP carefully-ai.any of these Army R SC attending Schools planned attempt to rob the may choose the Specialist Bothwell Co of a $10 000 pay i oil course they desire and after faded Friday, appaientlv because completing basic trainthe telephone rang at an oppor- ing will be sent to the school tune time. of their choice Mis Thelma Bothwell answer Parents have been Invited to ed the phone just as two armed see Lt Jackson to discuss with men, their faces masked with) ouentngs available to their silk stockings, entered the office, daughters lo qualify, a woman she was mus( he between the ages of 18 They apparently thought calling police and fled. and 34 single w ith no dependents be a high school graduate and be of high moral character. p gm Young women desiring further information mav contact Lt. Jackson or Sgt Gardner at 151 North Main here in Logan or phone 2706. Be Here t Tuesday vPmTlP lv r i s' j battle two "get even" is on tap Sept 12 middleweight for Utah fistic fans at Ogden Stadium. The match pits Utah's Gene Fullmer against highly tegauled A! Andrews Six four round pre- limmaries will be staged, with A vM. APT IS Center Ted Ramsdcll. left, and halfback John Karnkk will lead the 1955 Aggies through a rugged schedule, which includes such powers as San Jose Slate, Wichita, Denver, Colotado A&M, Utah and Wyoming. I SAC ( O-- Ann 3 An Old Jail? 4 1 0 ilson TnuMf on Of hese bit onOOI - oin 007 11 10 7 5 o 15 4 44 - s -- 2. I p'frhe- - pitcher Porter of l Chnsersen lot-lr- g Car Hits Tree j outs loser main gave and only vas lefty diffieultv up eight two walks. The Billy Pierce whose was wildness He hits and walked six - e -- l R4 fE AC, I M T National Life Aarance o hs company npononnr 4 ftaaeiincc CORDON la OYIFN Commentator Mondn. Mcdnrtdara. i.n.Ph.overJ4AKVNT Friday. or 8264 Otheile On resting Hickman, Whaf! No Bells? Boll- BFLLAIRE, Mich. (IP an e city fatheis put the community jail up for sale today but were at a loss for a sales pitch. It might make a good zoo." Register of Deeds Lorance , C. dlers and the town's Isaman suggested. kiddies a break Friday and dismissed a jease against ice cream vendor jsol Greenwald Judge Maurice E. Finnegan NORTH ADAMS. Mass dismissed the cijys case against who clue Moote, meets champion Fockv Marciano lor the heavy- - Greenwald who was ticketed by weight champ'o.iship in New police for violating a new city York Sept. 20, says there will be ordinance against ringing hells no more interviews or picture while peddling ice cream while he is supposed to be negan said the police action was discriminatory resting The challenger ?'d hed unconstitutional, be pleased to meet the piess and uni easonable." j I No Interviews (IP-- Ar- g initial gong sounding the jp p nl a nlaln epnt at 8 will begin appl0vima,ev 9 p m. Fullmer and Andrews The mutual cousin. gtre start for tht day with a COLOR-NE- professional record wins. 1 loss and' present no (Haws The impressive thing about the Ltahns record is that 0( j,ls Uln5 haxe COme via1 the knockout route. Prices of admission for the Ogden fight are $7.50, $5 00 and Fullmers West Jot dun And.evvs Likewise diopned a Helicon to Tinner in August of 1954 One month later he kayoed Tu'ner in the thud round Ruling the peak of a very successful summer campaign. Gene F'ullmer will be out to add his third victim to a glowing list when the two fighters climb into the ring Sept 12. Fullmer squar-- j ed matters with Turner in June. 'He deuMoned Del Flanagan m Butte, Montana, in Ins only oiliei summer bout Andievvs ha bet n idle ince Dei 28 However, he (ought 13 bouts in 54. me ludmg sikh television noieables as Carmen Bas-ih- o (he lost a decision i; Turner twice (he split), and Vince Martinez (he lost a decision). Also. Andievvs defeated southGENE FI I.I.MKR . . . Goes paw. Chink Davpv twice in 1953. after another foe in Ogden His overal lrcoul is 33 wm-- , 8 Stadium, September 12. lesses, and two draws -- W BATHROOM is 31 ( have Utah niidrilevv eight lost a decision to Gil Turner in Biooklyn last April, . and Guy Aaidon, pieuient of the local golf club. Bowen conveved best wishes to he voung golf chump at a stag social held Friday night. 1 1 3 2 3 5 0 0 5 1 2 4 2 f'hrenen Fenton O MrClniiKh Winning I 2 2 0 Plpplinger Parker Steenson Fiason 1 5 Ch! istenaen fi Larsen 5 Fonnesher k 5 12 fenderrn 1 6 2 OTwrt t No HirKMSM f the Pacific when Im doing my boxing, but no moie when Im supposed to be L A Tr and then came hack to defeat the popular middleweight in June at PRESENTING A GIFT to Golf Champion Jc-r- y Comer are Jack Bowen, chairman of the Jerry Comer Appreciation Night, 11 Spring four-gam- Gene Fullmer Plans To Add Andrews To Growing List ' 4 Thug The defeat ended one .of Chiand moved into a second place cago s most impressive stands in tie with New York, which suf- - the stretch run for all of the ron- fered a 5 defeat against Wash- - sc(.wtive white Sox victories had tngton. peen over contenders, one against Burley Early Wynn, Cleveland's the Y'ankees, two against the Red Sox and one against the Indians pitcher, endhungry "'porkehop ed Chicago's winning last night for his streak with a Washington held to one hit hv 15th victory and Larry Dob.v Lefty Whitey Fold. Friday, turn-ke- e struck his 20th and 21st homers nitching todav and to supply the main batting punch did 17 times better, collecting for the Indians. Wynn was touchthat impressive total which ined for an unearned run in the cluded a home by Fd Yost, a first inning when Chicago loaded triple by Rov Sievers and doubles the bases with none out. but af- bv Carlos Paula. Josp Valdivielso, ter that he nevpr was troubled Mickev Vernon, and winning pitand wound up with nine strike- - cher Chuck Stobbs. Mouse; i,cr;x - 5 Tarlei Hampton Shaneeldt 5 Loaing 6-- 1 Kurne. Craddock 15', Harrington American et fighter t5 Heihert '6'. Boyer (6), Wilinto son 19' hombeis staited moving and Astroth a third squad-lo- alieadv on the Smith, HTBTM ah r h 1 0 0 Bi ad ford 5 0 2 Ucntko 1 0 Phillips 10 0 porter 11 0 R Henderson 3 7 3 DAYTOBi abrh 5 2 10 The American League's mathe-- , matical traffic jam at the top of the standings was worse than the Labor Day holiday highway con- gestion Saturday when Cleveland defeated first place Chicago. of Foimnsa Federro 0- -4 10-- . i'ilk HendrVki Uirning Pifrner pltrher J Hansen 4 8 f 3 2" f i Three Bane Smith Hif V nnrt fif 00 As Senators Spill Yankees ' 000 181 01011 12 0 022 001 00- 1- 6 15 2 Detroit Move To Formosa IOk0 aejg e Tofal Hne Park pjrhmnnd Horre rurs Cleveland Downs Chisox 13 2 Oil -2 Chicago Haddix, Jackson '6i and Sami; Riksh. Peikowski tl), Jellcoat (7) and Chnl. More U. S. Jets Johmon Scotland 8 EDINBURGH Officials refused today to reveal who was driving Queen Eli7a- "Land Rover automobilo .ToUijoo n!bth om 002-- T4 rormsh Smithfield ...... 100 ooo 2$x -- 5 hit a tree earlier thl when Winning Pitcher Ken Spring, Los-- , week. In Pitcher, S'eve Hinek1e v ,s 4 4 5 5 N man 3 1 2 VnPett 3 ft C Hannen 3 1 1 Vnr se 3 1 1 Feeder 3 0 I Trsc'ior 6 7 0 0 0 2 0 O 5 0 1 Bamhrnugh 4'ole 3 0 0 0 1 3 JPlH Hvde 3 1 0 karren 3 i 0 Mcknight 0 0 R Hansen 2 0 0 K Hausen Pierrp Perkowski cl'. Papal 8' and Dollar, Wynn and Megan. Canyon Home. Plrher Sohiess 0 0 Moosman i 0 Ron ianre 1 ton B 0 0 ROhardaon 0 0 Mather 3 le and tough Tom Ramage, 215, at the other tackle. In addition there is versatile Gerry kundert, 200, a senior who can plav either tackle or guaid The guard spot isnt as solid as the tackles with Kd Seipas, a 215 lb. all confei ence transfer f,om alleio, ( a if senior Maiv s Peteison. Jai k Huton and dei t fighting for statting posi-Fl- a tions. whlle Kaunoe hal a blR and fast lnet,p. lack of dr the perennial pioblem at I tab 'state is still piesent. If the ggies can minimize iniuues and get maxumlm potential fiom the starteis, they will live up to their d'a"rkhorse' role'. 12 Karren f 8 0 100 Odd 000- -1 6 13 1 010 101 12 Chicago Cleveland 2 4 2 o e. .3 4 2 5 one-ye- ar n B Tsn ab r 17 0 111 nm no 210 OHO lino - 5 9 0 oik Paschal, Stobbs i2i and Com , Larsen, Coleman 4 , Gum (7), Morgan 8, Stuidivant t8l, and Berra. New n !00P f ORNISH ab r h SHITHnr.LD ,3 Club Washington I honori at 3 oclock. Smithfield last night scored 2 runs in each of the 7th and 8th h Innings, and then ataved a rally by Cornish, to annex the coveted victory. 16. Major League Linescores 'Backer Prexy 0 Hendr r k 1 0 Vincent 0 n hh Newton gained the consolation 3d 7 finals by beating Lewiston 17 to nAton Ha rum Rdtinng from the executive NATIONAL LKAt.lE positions are Dr. Glen L. Allan, 000 000 0000 5 0 piesident, ( ol. Joe Lacy, vice Pitt shin gh 4 8 0 100 000 12 pi evident , Dr. I, Keith Gates Brookly n and Robert W Martin, directors. Friend. Face (8 anti Shepard; Initial meeting of the Quarter-- 1 jpufax and Campanella. hack Club officers will be in con- 0 ence candidate eenter, ium lion with a meet the piess' 30 000 000 -- 3 8 1 j oulg Reed Henderson, 225, at one t a . session Sept 9 in Ihe Legion 00Ono ST HILLS, N. Y IP Mrs Beverly Baker Felitr of at l,ong Beach, Cahf , runner-uWimbledon and one of the top favorl'es heer slammed her w a v Into Mie second iound of the L S Tennis rhampionstup vesleidav by crushing .Mis .lul.ana Cope- 6 2 land of Weston, Mass, Hart of Coial Gables, , is defending champion in the womens division but M.s FleiU and Wimbledon champ Louise Brough of Beverly Hills, Calif to win her ueie crown. 'n other first rounders, Mrs Baibara Davidson of Milwaukee defeated Jacqueline Teeland of 1 and Bel- Oxnard. Calif, Ilian Gunderson of Foit Meade, Md , ousted Jane Breed, Conn Itamsde!!, center, Kent Harns. quaiter-bacand Aichie Skeen, left halfback led 1'imce, fullback, 1 4 earned run Hyrum reached the final by defeating Dayton, Friday night ht S'. (''lie F, oi m k 1 1 honors Monday afternoon. Newton and Richmond play for consolauoo was losing Steven Hinckley pitcher, who bowed to Ken Spring previously had Spring been beaten twice by Cornish. and it He tossed a nifty wasnt until the 9th inning that to gam an Cornish was able i.l (I mi B baik it ht o' M and on id k I e i ht c oi a M) and on til be ii iS i s j lumps v b.il II t last-ditc- rh ( r Ni ft - Ho FOR Il&n i rvr w k a h n 4 5-- " bh h s ,T s V t n SMIT1TF1ELD - The defending Cache Valley baseball league champion, Smithfield, Saturday night kept alive hopes of ,at least splitting the 1935 honors by defeating Comi'h Smithfield plays Hyrum Monday, 8:30 p m. for the league's round robin championship. R1C HMOM) HIDE PARK , Cornish, which won the title in ah r h ih er h1 K 'I rave 4 1 n r regular loop plav, meets Davton I 0 ; at ert p ir r h n 4 u o I' ,rvi at 6 30 Monday for 3rd place Ui 02 I bn B Itihokiin Hv fie 4 1 r j U ii tr t it i ( None it f .1 Will Get Shot At Title This Fall M ' i Iu.il-P- i tl , W v " H a 'RI Square Off Monday in Cache Tournament Finale ' f i! t1 M c r i o - ( H r tl t . cpPTf he c iltiP NW If t t , t Lt'kdn Smithfield and Hyrum Nines ,1, VV-- hr for rv sT THE HERALD JOURNAL A ts ( the ' the football Thi series (in'1! ms trains in me on'ei iu t S "Mil WK II in pi nspt nh Product A Grid f it'ssasy uith FULLER PAINTS Easy to plan attractive color schemes with Fuller's free color planning aids. The right Fuller Paint makes your bathroom so easy to clean. Free Fuller folder shows yot ho to do it. ..the easy way Leon Stucki BUILDING SPECIALTIES CO. 170 North Main, Logan, Utah Phona 158 Store Hours, 8 a. m. to p. m. Daily 8 a. m. fa 1 p. m. Saturday i |