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rVENlNG. JUNE 16, 1922
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I PROBATE AND
MEDIANSHIF NOTICES
e Slpnrr for Further
InformuUoii.
NOTICE. S598
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llBla 0L r?,?urlrorn of the
UM. "' n ''er county,
Li . affixed, this 7th day of
(fi,',,l1:;i' MO Y f-
RaUi. ft f Wb County.
jjSlI,,. r-Jalntlff. V9. HoWard
eVs"1 ' "1,I,J '"f-nlant.
r." you jni r, -rrvr tni
(I41'. Judili" uf our fall-
Li?1, oSELntf bB rendered
b"1- Whirl l, ,n l 0
K &fhf, 'or, ,h purpos
l':lnn, 4trlm"n '
I son nd I are surr he'n almut ready
now and ye , xpoct to start him out In
"I've worked on and off with Jor
tot four years, r,'ve taught him all my
tricks. He's :anie and cool and strong. I
Hps lb years old, he weighs 13; he' '
E feH s Ipchos tall, and has a' vers-1
ri'.i, h.
' vve Leonards have all been figin- i
en -WMlle Charley an.l niVKelf
Joe Rill make the fourth l believe I
he'll bo the best of the lot.'1
Benny had Just finished a stiff I
workout In the pym with his brother.)
who hmln': 1 n tv an nican "ii the
eh Ing n 1 alone
JiaPOKUGBT
Wmpm Granfland Rice
! PITCHER - SOLILOQI N
lid my own with Hornsby,
Collins. Ruth and Cobb.
Slsler swings the bludgeon
will find me on the Job.
ike my chance with Spfeaker
Til take my nance with
SQf r like "Binff Miller or
nillms Is my dih
ei one cove keeps us ?ink
ir we may pull.
ssssbk piy
gftio emdee on Russia and with
I 1
GssV- off
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f sVp loiijn.- up .1 gun.
diw UP H It h
Kfb to score a run.
'r'- !'"'--iiifr out ii.. bull,
BSTsJi' t . .
tt face Australian W oo!.
tie lid two
LVc wrecklr.c
Wt iti (,rh Jun
SiS British open . ame on. But
(W"5 iprlng hi
t'lp, and (his 11
V "me ir. In,,, n. i;i, .
'ornament and it- attendant
, M y' ' 11,1 N'ow Mltchi
I to be under way at the right mo
. mom for the British open and he win
1 bo one if the mum opponents that
. Hutchison. Barnes .-.nd Hgen must
, wutch. In any type of championship
wlnnliiR a title usually consists of
being right at the. right time.
"RiiKf-ne Criqul coming over to
fighf-Kllhane." What Eugene needs
on the side Is a transport full of
gendmmes to round up Ktlbane and
persuade him to sign on the dotted
11 e. Johnny has discovered that one
f the best ways to carry a crown
Is to keep It lucked up in a steel safe
while waving all challengers gently
to one side.
THE MAIS HAZARD
Tiie hardest detail in any game
' played with a ball and club Is not to
I hit too foon
This applies to baseball; golf, tennis
H nd polo.
, There is usually a certain ;:estful
, kecnno.a an almost uncontrollable
desire 10 let one fly before the swine,
has pl ked up its Impetus. This carlv
hitting not only destroys rhythm hut
also applies power at the wrong ppot
Cobb once remarked (hat he was hlt
. ting best on those days when he wal:
until the ball was almost OVfcr
the plate.
Since U I almost entirely a mental
fault It ran only be cured by prac
tice at curbing some of the eagerness
that overflows from one's soul, by de
veloping the mental attitude of not
being in a hurry to hit.
"What about Harry Greb0" one
might ask in this connection. Greb is
certainly In a hurry to hit But Grob
isn't bothering with tlmlntc any wal
lop or with the application of power
He Isn't a knocker-oui. His one ln-
jJust a Couple
More Records
Ty Yearns For
Jy Cobb holds a score or more rec- I
n-l thA American loazue
11 . 7 . name Cobb is everywhere in the
- ,notab,c m!0"i- league feat- m
Cobb len t r,mte satisfied.
True, cobb Is slipping. No athlete l
Ould travel tho gait thot he has and
not show the effects. The remarkable
fnina about him la that he has stood j
the pace ho long, before the slowing up
Process started In. 1
Cobb no longer foes down to f.rml
With tho old tln.o speed. Ho no longer I
takes tho wild ehance.s on thf MuMS
hat was onr a part of his daily rou
tine. FATHER ITJdtE f t'TTI N IN
Father Tlmo i,as cut In on Cobb. He
hns - alio, a slight halt at least.
A perusal of the American league
records shows that Cobb holds about
every coveted honor. There are two
major league exceptions, the home-run
lltle and the consecutive batting rec
to rd. '
Hub Ruth probably has monopol
ized the home run honors for all tlmo
His mark of 5y homers t going to
stand for many a year, unless he
breaks it himself. Jt Is a record that
soi-ium entirely beyond Cobb's possibil
ities, despite his -acknowledged creat-
IH'SS'.
OWE MORE HONOR
Tho other honor obb in footing a'
and hopes eventually to hit Is the ro, - ;
,ord for the consecutive .S00 batting:
record.
I That honor is now held by Honus
Wagner, with 17 consecutive years in
I which he has hit 300 or better. Cobb 1
j Is a Clqte second, with 16 years. The
way he )a going this year makes it al
inoi a certainty that Wagner will be
forced to share the title.
In 1923 Cobb says he will break it
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IDAHO UNIVERSITY
WILL PLAY GONZAGA
J Sri 'KAXE. Wu-h . June 15 Ar
rangements for a football game with
the collepo of Puget sound at Tacoma
on pjojtober 7. have beon made by
J Coach Dorais of the Gonraga bulldogs,
! II is announced here. The game will
1 be the first of the season' for tho local
team
It Is also announced that I game j
will be )ia ,.n up the Gonzaga field
againsj the University of Idaho eleven,
on November iiiiglnal negotiations
had provided for , Gonzaga-Idaho
nam' m September :J0, but later a
'. to. tne ;on:i.-." iame was found
on Idaho's schedule at the close of
the season.
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1 anada nan 38 officers and MO men'l
serving on tho ships of the navy. I
I cessant yearning is to keep three or i
! four gloves in his opponent's face,
I with tho Idea of blurring his vision
and thereby breaking up his attack
Ju.-t how far he could carry this sys
tem against Dempvey will not be
known until after he has tried It
against Carpantier,
NNOTHE RRECORD?
Dear Sir In a ball game plsyo.i
botween the Knglewood Field and the
Crescent Athletic club some twelve I
'ears ago Hoyden Merritt. of Yale,
who was piuhlmr for Knglewood thai
day, was tlu first man at bat in the
third Inning He hit a home run. He
came up again In the same inning,
with two on. and hit another homo
tin Are there any records of any one
else hitting 'wo home runs in a
, single inning'.'
G. ftf. C.
In referring to Radbourne a day or
1 two ago we forgot to mention the
j fact that in 184 he won sixty-two
i games In thirty-five of these he
! held his opponents to two runs or
! less, Including thirteen shut-outs,
j Thero'a a target for some ombltlous
I youth to aim at some -esson when a
I winning mood comes on.
Whbh also faintly recalls the fact
1 that Ty Cobb, b) getting L'un base hits
this season, can tie up Willie Heeler's
j old record of 200 or more base hits
j each season for eight years out of his
career. Thai mark has never been!
I threaioned until Cobb wun into tho
I stretch last fall. Just one season shy
I of the classic grade
We. understand that Mr. Luis Angel
Flrpo received a gay and giddy re
1 ceptlon from bis admirers In the Ar
gentine What Lufa Angel needs most
Is a gay and giddy reception from a
number of select sparring boxers who!
know how to box. Otherwise from the
resin he may hear the golden melody
of many warblers some night as th?
referee Is solemnly counting ten.
Alexander was twenty-nlue when
he discovered there were no more
tribes to conquer Pampses has bea:
en him to it by two years Unless
some community is willing to offer
him $500,000 to meet Harry Wilis,
who still Insists that he is captive to
no heavyweight chariot.
With Germany on one side and
Mrs Mallory on the other. France Is
still uncertain In which direction to
look for trouble.
TONIGHT
The first "Snuggle Pup Dance" to be held in the state of Utah. It's
a "stop dance" the lucky dancers being given one of the clever "pup"
members of the "Snuggle" family. Cash prize of $25 will be awarded
first person winning complete family. Come tonight and get a good
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