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Show Warrior Maimcn Grab Regional Tide ,1 cond Johnson Blocks Brown s'Affftipf With 33 To 31 Win Over Box Elder Thurs. Past So. Cache - , 3 J j k 1 ! i ! 1 t j f i 1 Coach Mel Woods Weber Warriors wrestling team upset th( Bees from Box Elder last Thurs day night, 33 to 31 to garnet Region One honors In a three team meet Ogden was the other entrant. v The meets were held in the R.E.H.S. gym during the afternoon and evening. Opening matches were held at 2:30 in the gym and at 7 oclock for the finals, Large crowds attended the performances of the hoys. Full Team Eaten Although the stingers lost the match, they have a much better 'chance in the state tournambe held in the near fuent-to ture. Coach Sam Gordon had his full team of 12 boys qualify forithe state meet. Webers best efforts (brought In 11 andi Ogden one man. Technical points gave Weber the margin over the Bees forWret place, 'but In the next big meet, they will have a better percentage of winning the state championship. The summary of the meet is as follows: 95 pounds Mel ling,' W. pinned Johnson, O; Uyematsu, B. E. pinned Johnson, O; Melling pinned Uyematsu, IB. E. i ( , 103 : Woolsiey, pounds W. pinndd M. Robinette, B. E.; Ogden entrant failed to make the ? Hivers Bounce Standings: Granite Team 55-1- 0 Two days before the Region One wrestling meet which was held In the Eees gym, the Box Elder matmen the defeated Granite Farmers 55 to 10. The contests were conducted In the girls gym with starting time at 2:30. f Although R.E.H.S. dominated the event, Granite showed signs of being a strong outfit. Most of the matches were closely fought and were very colorful. The summary Is as follows: Wayne Butler and Stan-Hal- l drew. Dean Olsen dec. Sam Dale Robinette pinned Hal Phillips. Val Woodland pin-ne- d Richard i Sloan. Earl Kunz-le- r and Bill Smoot both defeatdifferent In ed Milton Melbie matches. Peter Nakamura pinned Stanley Sweden. , , Ralph Dalton dropped Hobart White for a five point pin. Russell Radar also came in with a oln In defeating Delahe Baxter. Donald Spencer pinned Gordon Merrill and David Kotter also followed with a shoulder toucher over Gerald Nutfall. Tom Barnes roughed his opponent up with a pin over Don Flower. Nell Christensen and Maurice Hunsaker both lost close and exciting matches to giant sized Melvin Muir. Following the meet, the Hivers finished out their elimination bouts for regional tournament berths. Wil-bur- weight,- , , 112 pounds Johnson, W. dec. Butler, B. E.; Johnson, W. dec. Wheelwright, 0.4 Butler, B. E. dec. . W heelwright. 127 pounds Steck, ,W. and B. Steck dec. Robinette- - drew; Thompson and D. Robinette dec. Thompson. 130 pounds Knight, W. pin-ne- 4 . Stpne, O.; Knight W.; 8 .E. dec. Stone. 133 pounds Nakamura, B. E. dec. Brown, O.; Thorstensen, W. pinned Brown, Q.; Thorstensen, Side-Lin- es W. dec. Nakamura, B. E. 138 pounds Dalton, B. E, dec. Nprris, O.; Papageorge, W. and By "Mac Dalton dTew; Papageorge dec. Norris. New-Journal B. E. 145 pounds Spencer, UHm . Cforte W. Barker O.; pinned Johnson, pinned pinned Johnson; Spencer . Barker. There are always stinkers in 454 pounds Durpane, W. dec. crowd and this time It is the E. B. pinned Horspool, O.; Radar, 'Horspool, 0.; Radar pinned Dur-pan- Chet Hamilton. The "old pro is getting In his practice licks W- . ,165 pounds Cologna, W. dec. on the golf courses around fames, B. E.! Barnes, B. E. pin- Phoenix, Arizona. ned - 'Kearns; Cologna pinned Now that part is fine, and this KearssT0. , 175 pounds Kotter, B. E. pin- corner is a shade envious, but ned Brown, W-- yitt,: O. pinned when they take the time, to drop Btoiwn, W.; Kotter pinned Vitt, yoy a letter, then that Iscarry ' ing things a little too far, est Heavyweight Hunsaker, IB. E. pecially when you know what dec, Hansen, 0.; Swenson, W. the "thing contains. deef Hansen, O.; Hunsaker, B. E. It means just one thing; they dec. Swenson. VFinal' score: Weber 33, Box have practiced a couple of days and then hit a hot steak and. the Elder 31, Ogden 2. Coach Sam Gordon, who con- letter contains a gloating score or- card. 'Therefofe, the name ducted the meet in clock-likis used without der had the following to say stinker about the event: "The coaches qualms.. i from the team should Ibe given credit for tutning out so many - Monday morning, Undo Samfine boys. A total of 16 pins were mys boy In the gray suit with recorded in the meets, this is a the leather bag' carried. the high percentage of the meets. blasted "thing to the office. This showed that the players got When this corner opened the letsome expert training and that ter the guess was perfect. Its they were looking forward to too bad that your editor cant hit an evening on a radio quiz this event, f - f B. t 1 4 -- 5 - e 4 PLENTY c ' 13 points. Ogden spilled 'Bear River to leave the Bears sole possession of the cellar and Logan downed Weber Thursday to complete the weeks activities In the region, with no change hi the standings. North Cache was idle. Box Elder is set for a busy week of basketball. Tonight they meet the Weber Warr.ors in Ogden and then travel to Bear River Friday night to face the nith OF PAGE SIX high scorer in the pame i Bears. Weber, BOWLING RESULIb BOX ELDER NEWS I. Brigham City, Utah February U, Wednesday Night League four Corinne Celtics took ail the from B. and B. Billiards and one to Dance 'Bowl won three and ImpleTruck over Brigham ment company. to Columbia Electric lost one three to Palmer Jewelry. game the Dance In a make-uleadBowl defeated the league a score ers, Palmer Jewelry, by t Wednesday, Chuck KingoT ed league. a high game of 251. , Special Prizes Tosh Twatari tolled a 21$' i win two chicken dinners t Pheasant cafe and Lee jw dine hit a 211 for 55.00 ln Q at the Tri State Lumber (J4 p . pany. Northern Utah Round Robl after losing to Logan of three to one. Cecil Bradbury finished a task the rugged Thursday face robin tournament In Standings: round and L. W. of disposing of Box Elder in class B diviii enth place 13 North Cache in the space of Oorinne Celtics jj with Max Morgan taking 11 three days in order to keep in PalmeT Jewelry In the class C division, the in berth a for H the Columbia Electric Peterson finished ln fifth piai The Box Elder Bees squeezed state running 10 tournament. Bowl Kan Yagi took seventh and In by South Cache here Friday South Cache tangles with Lo- Dance 14 2 Billiards finished In ninth. night by a 41 to 39 score to hold gan tonight on its own court B. and B. Truck 14 Yagl 2 rolled the Brigham Bradbury firmly to their second place Frito and then travels Ogden . ' . game of the tourname, single standing in the region. day night. at the Logan alley a 247. The game was a ragged Feb. 8 'Logan gets the schedule break which Is usually the case this week as they are Idle Fri- Tuesday League, the Seagull Aviation clipped In- Maybe Were Lucky after a and the Spar- day night for three points, the TAIPEH, Formosa (UP) y Eagles tans were threatening In the The box score: took Andersens for school dian price of coffee may be g0 minutes Bees when the closing Box Elder four points and the Brigham up in the United States, but loj went into a mild stall. G T F P Tire shop won three from what it costs here 5450 Box Elder, led toy Booth and Hansen 0 4 2 2 Lumber. pound. Butter costs only sligb 8 4 2 3 Oyler, moved to a 6 to 0. lead Malmrose tie for ly less, a can of powdered m Now its a three-wa2 7 3 7 before South Cache entered the Johnson the $8, soft drinks 80 cents (if 3 2 2 8 first place between Seagull, scoring column. That was the Oyler Tire can get them), cigarettes 45 and school Indian Brigham 5 15 5 9 ... biggest margin between the Booth 50 cents a ' pack, potatoes shop, with nine wins each. two teams the rest of the con- Hunsaker 0 cents a pound and apples with next Tri State Lumber is 13 28 15 41 test. South Cache began to Totals contest- cents apiece. In this six wins roll and gained the advantage closely South Cache with the score 10 to 9. At the end of the first quarter the two schools were knotted with 14 points apiece. By this IRRIGATING WITH CONCRETE time the Bees began to get ragon their ged passing, couldnt hold on to the toall under the PIPE SAVES YOU TIME AND boards and South Cache moved out in front by a slim score of LABOR 22 to 20 at intermission. In the third quarter the Bees . Score by quarters: 14 20 34 41 Farmers who have changed over from open began to roll again with another Box Elder 14 22 29 39 14 point effort and held a 34 to South Cache ditch to concrete pipe systems report that 29 lead going into the final one man can often do the work of three or Batch Of Oysters Law eight minutes. . four formerly needed. Work is easier, too, "Butch" Brown began to warm Stumps Legislators because there is less shovel work to be done. up at this point and turned In - PROVIDENCE, R. I. (UP) a total of 7 points in the final The Rhode Island legislature quarter, which was the same as was stumped - toy what const! Let our representative explain the entire (Box Elder team could tutes a batch. During The Regional Thriller tout the savings you can achieve. this wasnt collect, The word was in a bill callCordell Brown as the Bees switched to enough . . . last Friday night in the Bees gym. a con- ing for penalties for shell fish or write today. Call (22) is the player shooting. He tallied 18 counters, hut trol game and were able to pro- ermen caught with undersize Johnleadtheir LeRon to tect hand of the big with two points bivalves comprising more than he missed this one thanks s j 5 percent of a batch. son (25). Other players are David Malmrose (20), Allen to 6pare. A new bill, without the word, Brown, the leading scorer of (33) and Steve Jenson (00) in the background. the region was also the lead- was Introduced, and said, a fishprogram when a situation like and finds that he forgot to leave ing point getter in the game erman violated the law if he ITU HITTlUT "TTrifTT1 with a total Of 18 for the eve- catches bivalves, In any quantithis comes up, because it would his golf clubs home. it Mil B'.7T7l Civm. mean a jack-po- t every time. in the ty, of less than VA inches in ning. Booth, runner-unr-.-m, Oh well, in fwoTfiore months region scoring race was also diameter well be playing here, thats one ' The place was the Mesa Golf thing in the favor of us stay ' ' and Country club of Phoenix, Chet was playing with Lloyd Reese and Reese Jensen. His score was a par round until the Fire Fighter Finds Iasthole when he slipped a New Prevention stroke, for a boggle and a red CARIO chief hot 37, Ho Hum!. Spring, where (UP) Egypts art thou! firefighter and atomic bomb Je fense expert claims he cart blow Having played as much golf out any fire the ysay you would with Chet as your editor has, puff out a dining room candle there is only A couple of things .Col. Mohamed Mahfouz said that could have happened. First that through a new device ordierf, ail his trusty old five wood nary air is sucked through A must have been as hot as hades, series of cleaners, then .blown because he uses it for every- out onto a fire through a special; SECRET PREVIEWS FROM COAST TO COAST thing except putting. Secondly, nozzle after the oxygen content he must have been dragging his is reduced. , putter along behind him on the "You blow out a candle by hot ground hoping it would ab- moving ir toward it,", he said. sorb some of the glowing Ari- "Well, in this you just blow a zona heat so it would come little harder to extinguish a bigthrough with a big long putt ger flame. when it was needed. said the process Mahfouz could replace present methods Your editor would swear that of fire extinguishing, since it it couldnt have been counting. can be used for any type of The old pro can certainly do flame and does not harm mathat. 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