Show r THE SEARCHLIGHT SPORT 'O RIAL Hoop Whoops j Iill ZTT'j: 1 Crash Bears Wallop Bees Chemistry Causes Much Loss In Final Encounter K2So4 plus Na2So4 plus I1C1 plus H2 The first victory of the season for So4 plus NH4C1 plus HNo3 plus CS2 the Bears was made over the un- plus NaCl plus C12C220U plus F end to HP04 yields what? plus 02 plus fortunate Bee team Then the season up right the boys journey- The only products determinable were: a fifty or sixty headaches them a few sour and ed to Brigham gave a stomachs large pile of worthless sound licking Bear River started out with a bang trash that used to be worth two or a holiday for when Dean Hall made the lirst nine tluee hundred dollars lxilnts cf the game and were never chemistry students and an awful bad odor in the school house even thientened from then eii Dean Last Wednesday during first hour Who lias tx' n in a mid season slump a cunlxxi rd hich was too heavily with out of ihe mo' came through deloaded with chemicals apparently ‘ho! bilihan c'lrlliticni of u' some cided to show the chemistry students lug seen in this division how to do It pulled experiments time points by scoring twenty-twloose from two little screws that were He also played a great floor game Captain Rled Oyler shared honors trying to hold it in place and crashed with Dean he made six points and floorw&rd taking its chemical contents with it Mr Taylor who was teachdefensive marvelous also played a ing in the next room rushed in and game rOP ROW left to right Udy Shurtz Ntlson Daws D Jorcs Hess Giles This was the last game for four halted further disaster by rescuing so there chemicals Anderson ROW: Gardner Harris Ried Oyler Dean Hall Jack of the regulars JOTTOM Jack Jones is the the inflamable He estimates would be no fire ones Sherm Oylir that only returning regular Captain Rkd Darrell Gardner there were two or three hundred dolOyler Jay Harris and Duane Jones will graduate this lars worth of chemicals lost which had BASKET BALL IS to collect taken him several years Sports Editor Glances FAVORITE SPORT spring on the lost There was no insurance 1935 Basketball Squad Ends Best Season Years in fl© 4" i ' and Dean Rled As Sherm Jay Darrell entered the dressing room ai Box Elder there was the usual smile ot victory on their laces but behind that there was a certain spirit missing that comes with the winning of games They did not jerk their sweaters off as usual they were slowmore er and deliberate and— did someone tears In say there were tin traditional rivals both Beating their eyes? —for they had played their here and on tlulr own home lltoi last basketball game for good old hi a large measure compensated the Bear River Bears for the disappointment or not going to the state tournament Hus Dean Hall the streak of lightning year It has been many a day old f"om Bear River topped off his last fans point out since Bear River has season by scoring 22 points against been able to gain such Box Elder victories over the figurts With an Looking Someone said Sherm Oyler was unbiased eye it is seen that the slow In practice during the season past season has not been bad not Re wasn’t so slow against Box Elder bad at all Three practice games but maybe he was thinking of being all victories started things going stung Then came the league games With victories and defeats matched evenly The record is as folfive of each Jay Harris although injured severlows: al times during the season has playScore — BRHS Score ed fine ball In his last yeaf' at Bear Opponent West Side high 18 River BB Over Past Yeai ¥ Basketball is the king of sports at Covers River Both boys and girls enjoy this sX)it according to the Tire order for Bearfax covers is sent out by the Searchlight soon to be sent Over three hundred Among the toys basketball was debooks have been sold cidedly the favoiite with the runners-uWith over seven hundred students luotbnll swimming and track far at Bear ‘River the 400 wUl Bearfax fear behind In The girls were not so heartily favor of this sport It was a close race but basketball finally came out on top with dancine and swimming only a few votes behind Party Seasons 39 4 Gsunex 41 Weber 24 Box Elder 33 Ogden omts Bear River has scored 413 hi 13 games or an average of 32 Her opponents scored 326 po s in 13 or 25 an average of of the girls of games percent Rled Oyler was elected captain after this school dream day and night ol the romantic film star and singer Knudson was declared inelr b’e and Dick PoweQ At least statistics taken according to Coach Harris 'ms done here show that he la their favorite a fine job of It He Is also the choice of the boys The coach is oikomistlc in looking Janet Gaynor was declared the heroine of the girls and the boys' Girls Outnumber Boys favorite female actress seems to be On Both Rolls Mae West UUb Tremonton F A Drlggs Prop & $ Honor X x! 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Qulnten Hpss Bert Anderson Harvey TilUe Lish: "My answer is In two Giles Verl Nelson and Howard Shurt? letters meaning eternal freedom" in the squad 20 t Rled Oyler the Bears sturdy captain always smiled during the games Even when the odds were against the team there was that brood smile of determination on Rled’s face No matter how dark the hour of play the smile seldom faded i Jack House Mgr Garland Utah |