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Show ) , V TA4 w - I i I PAGE FIVE late Side-Line- Brigham City. Utah November 10. 1950 s pridy By "Mace" News-Journ- Sport ' al Editor DONT The Box Elder high school Bees defeated the Bear River Bears last Friday to land right in the middle of the State Class WAIT:.. FOR football game to determine the Utah champion for the second straight year. A IN NOW COME YOUR The score of the game was 44 to 18 which surprised quite a Christmas PORTRAIT See the effects of the new, exciting REMBRANDT LIGHTING SUNDAYS BY APPOINTMENT Weddings - Portraits -- Commercial GLAMOUR PORTRAITS COMPTONS STUDIO few of the fans. Lets see what the reason was. The Bees, faithful were posting 40 plus points in backing the Box Elder team and had to pay off, but why? Well, the Bears produced more of an offensive than the Bees expected. They controlled the ball for longer periods of time so that the Bees didnt get opportunities to score. In the first quarter, figuring about 25 seconds per play the Bears controlled the ball for seven straight minutes after the Bees initial touchdown. Then the Bees moved to within scoring distance just as the first quarter ended. In the second quarter the Bees scored on the same march and again the Bears controlled the ball and then halted the Bees for the only time in the game and forced them to punt. Boothe played his usual good game as did Maurice Hunsaker. Barnes also looked good on the flanker. For Bear River, Weiss looked exceptionally good at His running was quarterback. For a little guy outstanding. he certainly had the drive that carried him for gains most every time he handled the ball. This was a big reason for the Bears holding the ball as they did. This kid was perhaps the outstanding man on the field, even though he was a member of the losing team. The Jordan contest will be one of those things that Monday dream morning quarterbacks about. After the 6 to 6 ties between the two schools in the opening game of the season here Peach Days, there was a lot of second guessing. Now those boys who were doing all of the signal calling will have a chance to see if they were The Bears kicked the ball out right. Heres your check, if of bounds on the eleven yard they say I told you so after the line to put Box Elder in the hole game, you know they were right, 'but if the game is quickly forgotten, well, they werent will Tou, too, I1ENDED count WHISKEY 66 PROOF. 45 see. The Bees can score, that is evident, but can they hold the Jordan backs away from their goal. The Jordan line, according to sources which will have to remain secret, is much heavier than their published weight They will have a few founds advantage over the Bees and for this season, with what fans have already seen of the two squads, the Bees will not be able to score as easily as they have against Region 1 opponents. So the key to the game is answering the question of whether the Bees can ' push through the big Jordan line of ten enough to hold a margin over the fast beetdigger backs. This' boils down to th simple formula of . . . the team that scores the most points usually wins. This corner thinks that the expected large following from Brigham City that will un doubtedly go to Salt Lake City to see the game will also see the Bees squeak by, but they will have been through a ball game. The breaks will decide it as it does most games, but this year, this corner doesnt think the Bees will be denied their state title. Enchanted eng GRAIN NEUTRAL SPIRITS SCHENIEYD'STJNC ,N Y.C. yor Miss Iris Schow, Teacher Grade Personalize... 68 'j South Main SEE THESE Back row: Ruth Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Anderson; Herbert Molinaar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Johannes Molinaar; Roy Gilman, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Gilman ; Wain Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Davis; Douglas Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herschell Johnson; Richard Felt, son of Mr and Mrs. Harold B. Felt; Richard Wiser, son of Dr. and Mrs. Vern Wiser; Charles Claybaugh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Claybaugh; Judy Long, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Long. Second row: Karen Sue Had-fieldaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Hadfield ; Janet Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carol B. Williams ; Adrianne daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Littlewood; Joan Reeves, daughter of Mr. and MrS. Royle Reeves; Judy. Knudsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Knudsen ; Linda Jensen, daughter of Mrs. LaVon Jensen; Judy Ahn Hunsaker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Hunsaker, Jr.; Jean Hust, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd B. Hust; Jarilyn Payne, daughter of Bishop and Mrs, Raymond Payne; Elaine Rasmussen, daughter t)f Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rasmussen ; Carol Wright, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Lee. Third row: Karen Seely, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. 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Mary Hazeldine way. support rSnmm MIXMASTER and LABOR SAVERS BEEHIVE COAL & APPLIANCE at 3-- 1 to thanks I RESULTS BOWLING Ladies League, Sombrero; Delores Topara, daughter of Mrs. Evelyn Topaha; Carlene Hornell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. Hornell ; Nedra Petersen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sandra Sheffield, Howard Petersen; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Sheffield ; Karen Bell, daughter of Mrs. Edna K. Bell ; Carol Petersen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Petersen. Fouth ow: Freddie Christensen, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Christensen ; Gary Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Nelson ; Bruce Hyde, son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren W. Hdye; Ray Godfrey, son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Godfrey; Stanley Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Williams; Steven Christensen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wynn C. Chrstensen; John Cosgrove, son of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Cosgrive ; Dee Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller; Earl Gardner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis R. Gardner. Fifth row: Steven Packer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Packer; Gary Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wright; Dennis Sheffield, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sheffield; Eugene Victor, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Victor ; David Jensen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Jensen; Joseph Siggard, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Siggard; Dale Erdmann, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Erdmann, Jr.; Don son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Carl Olney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Olney. Not pictured: Hazel Bird, daughter of John Bird. lie p Mr SERVICE u s 1THS , Phone 945 ART t$UnboSni Celtics won 8-- 1 from O. K. Wel. ders. On a make-ugame Columbia over O. K. Electric won Rubber, which was ctose all the Election very M h I 'll 2809-280- 6 rot and me vi or your family. We can make them from your snapshot or any photo we have on file for $3.50 per dozen. Or if you wish, we'll be glad to take a picture, in our studio or your home, for a small additional charge. PHOTO n 1 with a PHOTO of you In the Wednesday evening bowling league, O. C. Tanner won 4 0 over B. and B. Billiards; Brigham Truck yielded to Columbia Electric in a close enon tocounter with a tal pins, Columbia three points and Brigham Truck one point The league leading Corinne the ' GREETING YOUR CHRISTMAS Ojler and Rock looked good, hut the reason that they looked so good was the fact that the big Box Elder line was pushing the Bears back and opening the holes for the backs to squirt ox Elders line playthrough. ed a beautiful game offensively, but their defense is due for an overhauling before they tangle with Jordan In the state game. Well cand CenM School fourth In the second quarter and this was the only time that the Bees didnt move for a score. The rest of their seven touchdowns were continuous drives. So with the Bears controlling the ball the Bees were on the defensive most of the time. 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