Friday September 29 1950 THE WEEKLY CARBONICLE Page Four Beetdiggers Entertain Wearing Letters Dinos Approved It's going to be lonesome about town today with all the football men showing their wares to other lucky people While the Eagles are performing at Ricks the Dinosaurs will play Jordan in Sandy tonight at 8 o'clock Carbon and Jordan are traditional rivals They have met in state championship games three times The scores of those games were 0 Carbon 6 Jordan 28-- 0 Jordan The last time Carbon played Jordan in 1946 the Dinos upset the Beetdiggers 21-- 7 The loss of Mayne Clingman who is out for the entire season is keenly felt by everyone Tom Taskar and Johnny Foloni are in for Mayne The Dinos left at 11:30 this morning and will return after the game The Utah School Activities has recently approved the wearing of fabric letters in Class A high schools Dr Jones stated that he had been fighting for the change of this rule since 1940 with no avail until just last spring He feels that only the persons who earn their letters by some kind of competition with other schools such as sports speech and music should be permitted to wear such He also said that the a letter junior high schools have been asked to prohibit the wearing of letters In past years only the college has been permitted to wear letters but that has all been changed now All high school students who earn their letters and have been approved by the student council will be permitted the privilege 7-- 6-- Cheer Leaders Elected Cheering at the games Friday and Saturday nights was led by our newly elected cheer leaders and song leaders Competition from several teams trying out was tough but the Wilma group of Joan Hardy Snow Claud Williams and Allan Bartlett won the applause and vote of the student body Wilma is the only one of the set with any previous experience but they work together excellently and will do a lot to bolster Carbon's spirit Song leaders Bonnie Faddis and Phyllis Daskalos the originators of the idea were again selected to lead our songs of praise They will appreciate and need full student support MASSEY CO Your Patronage Appreciated Special! Zipper Binders PRICE The Finest in Flowers PRICE FLORAL at Fishing Expensive ion GRANITE SQUEAKS Carbon BY CARBON Is a bagful of trout worth 20 7 An unidentified Carbon student who has been told that honesty is the best policy had all of his childhood illusions shattered last Monday morning when he explained to the War Department the joys of his fishing trip the previous Friday He received the usual 20 for sluffing Mr Morgan and Mr Olsen of the Attendance Committee stated that the attendance despite the fishermen is very good the touted Granite Holding score the DiFarmers to a 21-nos lost Friday night on the local field Carbon served notice on Big Eight that they are in it for keeps The first half was all Carbon The Dinosaurs led 20-- 7 However in the second half the Farmers nt rallied and eked out a win Because of an injury Carbon lost Mayne Clingman for the rest of the season ed Eagles Tackle Ricks Tonight the Carbon College Golden Eagles 34 men strong will be in Rexburg Idaho where they encounter Ricks College The Eagles are up against stiff competition as Ricks College is a four-ye- ar school Ricks has been favorite over rated a Carbon Coach Jackson Jewkes will use the same lineup as in last week's game depending upon the type of defense needed Coach Jewkes has done plenty of drilling this week on pass defense The Eagles will be in top shape for this encounter Kirk Alger and Jim Murphy two depend-ablwill see action after recovfrom ery injuries Darrel Brako-vic- h is still on the doubtful list owing to Injury Tom Burr Eagle halfback is extaking an army amination but will be ready for action one-poi- The Grab Bag WESTERN-GAMBL- ES Mr Merrill's favorite expression this year seems to be “a wooden overcoat with a plush lining” Dean Dennison came into the English cass the other day about his trick knee Frances Schocnberger said "Show us some tricks with it” Mr Washburn compnined the other day that the biology department should take care of its Eagles Crush Parsons bugs He got one in his throat Monday morning in Room 10 and A wily Eagle offense and a has had it all week stubborn defense threw a crushA report is going around that ing blow to Westminster confer- Mr Rasmussen is going to offer ence opener before it had hardly a course in safe driving started to form Carbon touchdowns came almost at will started when Lamar Lindsay galloped 65 yards for a on the first play of the Faddis deceptive Dave game the Eagles and for quarterback hurdling Tom Burr each counted Ron Nielson two touchdowns end Carbon’s sticky-fingercompleted a pass in the end zone for another tally The Eagles' scoring ability which was shown in this game is going to be a threat to challengers in the future 20 Western Auto Supplies "The Friendly Stores" PRICE corn-paini- ng CARBON'S LEADING ATHLETIC SUPPLIERS See Us For Your School Supplies Rasmussen Auto Banged Up Mr Rasmussen's new gray Hudson has two big indentations on the left doors that look some-thilike the Carlabaro Cavern and Mammoth Cave the result of being struck by a Carbon' Freight truck last Friday evening on Railroad Avenue About six o'clock “Rass” was after ice for the Senate Club concession stand when the truck jammed his machine It was driven by James Boyack Mr Rasmussen is not complaining "I’m glad it didn’t bang my own doors” he says ' BUCK'S Here to Serve You nk The Mayor of Price says: successful wife never argues her husband— the poor knows better than to start “The with brute one” More than 38000 men recently competed for 2000 navy college scholarships in the NROTC FOR CLEAN SPR0USE-REIT- Z PRICE SPECIAL Starting Monday for One Week Super DeLuxe Hamburger 25c 5c Pop with Hamburger Honest John Mdnally Proprietor YOUR FELLOW STUDENT CAMPUS CONVENIENT INN GAS HEAT and for REFRIGERATORS GAS RANGES WATER HEATERS AND FURNACES es 1st West 56 Phone 16 N PRICE pre-induct- ion See EASTERN UTAH GAS CO Phone 092-J- 1 1 East on 50--6