The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1914-01-13
NEWSY NED'S REGULAR
SCRIBBLlNGS

| RISuHionu, jan IL
On January II, next Saturday, the
Agricultural club of Richmond High
school will give the Richmond public
one Of the best treats that they have
had for some time. On that date the
club will give the first annual Ag
ricultural Club ball in the Richmond
opera house to the general public OF
Richmond. The affair will start at
$3.50 p. m. sharp and will be enter.
tanning every minute. A short pro.
gram will be given and the rest of
the time will be devoted to dancing
Every new dance from the ostrich
trot to the coyote sneak will be
danced and every person present will
be given all the dancing that he or
she will want. During the evening
refreshments will be served the pub.
lie. The whole evenings entertain
ment will be given for fifty cents.
The opera house orchestra will fur.
nish the music. Everybody Is invited
and requested to come and enjoy them
| selves.
Oh splash! And the boat tipped ov-
er. IS to IA tells the tale OF the game
last Friday between the Richmond
High school and the U. A. c.. class
team. The score indicates the man.
ner in which the Richmond boys sim
ply carried their large opponents Off
their feet and hurried on to victory
with rush. Bets were made with
odds in favor Of the Logan team and
things looked serious for the Rich
mond boys but they went in deter.
mined to give the College boys the
drubbing Of their lives and the score
tells the rest. In the first half the
home boys started OF with rush and
piled up score of 81 to z and in the
second half continued the good work
until the. final score reached the IS
mark while their opponents had to-
tailed IA points. The Logan boys
played good, plucky ball and deserve
much credit for the manner in which
they handled themselves both during
and after the game but the team
work of the Richmond boys was far
superior and won the game for them.
They seemed to be able to put the
ball in just the right place at the
locate them in time to stop the team
work. 1t would be hard to pick
star from the Richmond team as ev-
cry man played ball every minute.
Trip at center had things pretty
much his own way as was the case
with Hendricks and Rainey at for
ward. Merrill and l.. Hendricks at
guard each held their opponent to
enc single field pitch. Trip and V.
Hendricks were the high point gain
ers, Trip making q points and Hen
bricks making 81. This does not sig.
playing good ball as these two man
would not have been able to get these
points If the other men had not been
doing good floor work in order to
get the ball to the basket. The big
attendance of the public was appreci-
ated as It shows the boys that the
public is behind them In their games.
The Cache County High school
coaches held q meeting in Logan on
Saturday last, and formulated the
schedule for this year. The Cache
county schools play as q subdivision |
of the State High school league this |
year. The High schools at Park City,
Morgan. and Coalville compose a Sc
ccnd subdivision and the Box Elder
High school. Ogden High school and
Weber Academy third subdivision. |
The winning team Of each subdivision
will meet the winners of the others
In tournament to decide which team
VIII go 10 Provo to the State High
school tournament. This will furnish
some very interesting ball to the cit
liens Of Richmond this year as our
local team will be in a position to
make a strong bid for the honors.
Mrs David Smith recently presented
her husband with large boy.
The new city officers took their of.
hces on Monday, January 5. The of.
fcers of Richmond City at present are
as follows: Mayor, c. q. Harris, Re.
corder II. T. Plant Jr., Councilman
W. r. Trip, J. l., McCarrey, N. r.
Bullen, A. A. Thomas and w. A.
Bair.
Special attention is coIIa1 30 A.