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Show Wednesday, Dec. 10 1975 The Helper Journal 1 f I per dour v tu City league basketball opens 1 Basketball action in the Monday, Dec. 15 Grant's local recreation league got vs CYO; Rio Grande vs underway Monday evening Chuck's in the auditorium gym with Tuesday, Dec. 16 Miner's six teams competing for the Trading vs Veltri Drug; first half title. Games are Rio Grande vs CYO Waiter Borla, Slaff Writer scheduled on a Monday, Wednesday Dec. 17 Tuesday and Wednesday Grant's vs Miner's basis each week, two games Trading; Chuck's vs each night at 7:30 p.m. and Veltri Drug. 8:30 p.m. Rio Monday, Dec. 22 Santo Lupo, Jr., league Grande vs Veltri Drug; CYO vs Miner's Trading president, said that the six After leading the entire was out of the game on five the last eight points Carbon teams playing in the league Dec. 23 Chuck's Tuesday, game, Carbon High's Dino fouls. scored in the game. will each be responsible for vs Grant's Dist. basketball team had to This set the stage for a Bunnell topped all the providing game officials heroic comeback paced by Dino scorers, coming off the opposite the game they play stage a Veltri Jan. 5 rally in the last two minutes Bunnell and Cox. Bunnell bench in the initial quarter each night. The first half Monday, vs Drug Grant's; Rio of a practice game with came through on two free to finish with 18 points for schedule runs until January vs Miner's Grande Fruita, Colo. Friday night throws and Cox hit a couple the night. Grundy added 12 20th, each team playing ten Trading to nip the visitors, in a of clutch shots driving on to the Carbon total, but the Rio Jan 6 physically bruising contest. the inside of the lane to tie senior ace was forced to sit games and the second half Tuesday, vs Grande Grant's; CYO A couple of juniors in the the score and then picked up out the last six minutes on slate will begin imvs Chuck's Carbon lineup paced the his third straight field goal five fouls. mediately thereafter on Jan. 7 Veltri Wednesday final quarter offensive to put the Dinos ahead again Each team had 27 at- another ten game schedule vs CYO; Miner's Drug for six for teams. the the ten The efforts Dinos, Craig with a minute and tempts from the free throw Trading vs Chuck's Bunnell and Dean Cox seconds to go. Cox finished line with Fruita getting the winners of each half will scoring all but two of the 14 off his scoring flurry with edge here on 17 successfull playoff for the league title in Rio Monday, Jan. 12 points Carbon tallied in the two free throws in the last conversions while Carbon early March. Grande vs Chuck's; few seconds to account for settled for 10. final period. Grant's vs CYO The complete first half Carbon appeared to have Rio schedule: Jan. 13 Tuesday, under control at the game Grande vs CYO; Miner's the point, taking Rio Monday, Dec. 8 out a ten point advantage at Trading vs Veltri Drug Grande vs Miner's Wed. Jan. 14 Chuck's the intermission after the Pharm. vs Veltri Drug; Trading; Veltri Drug vs teams were all even in the Grant's Dist. Grant's vs Miner's first quarter of play. Dino CYO vs Tuesday, Dec. 9 Coach Evan Excell conTrading Chuck's Pharm; Rio tinued his experimentations CYO vs Grande vs Grant's Monday, Jan. 19 with his entire squad, Miner's Trading; Rio Dec. 10 Wednesday, playing practically Grande vs Veltri Drug. Miner's Trading vs everyone on the bench Chuck's; Veltri Drug vs Tuesday, Jan. 20 Chuck's through the first three CYO vs Grant's quarters. pROFessiov7 n if i Dinos edge Fruita Men's and Boys7 Hair Cuts by "York" come-from-behi- 66-6- "Z'V (Yosh Amano) a.m. to 6 p.m. Closed Mondays Open Daily A Fruita started rather strongly at the outset to take an early lead. Carbon finally tied the score at 1 and with just a few second over three minutes remaining in the quarter. Cox put Carbon ahead for the first time and a last second basket by Bunnell 7 knotted the count at after the first eight minutes. Carbon grabbed the ten point edge they enjoyed at halftime very early in the second quarter, scoring 12 points to two for the visitors in the opening minutes of the period. The second quarter was actually very ragged with some rough play spicing the activity. The third period was much of the same with Fruita outscoring the Dinos over the eight minutes of play, 8 No Appointment Necessary Adjacent to mid-wa- y M 5 Smiley ys Beauty Salon 38 South Main Helper, Utah YD 11-1- When w.as yifffffrii KLJW the last ti 6 MMlKKiM ou talked a bank? 17-1- 18-1- 4. B B H Si IT' ... Fruita had cut the Dino edge to six points at the three quarter mark and the Wildcats continued the relentless rugged drive to with catch Carbon at 52-5- almost "Wans . II f " mmmmmmm imtxmmm. ik B SI mM Jeff Callor (24), a Carbon High junior and a Helper resident, attempts to put shot over the outstretched arm of Fruita, Colo., opponent in last week's game at Price. Callor Dino victory. picked up one bucket in the 66-6- 2 5 minutes seven remaining in the game. Two minutes later the visitors had a four point lead and Dino forward Scott Grundy Price downs volleyball squad The Helper Junior High 9th grade girls' volleyball Mill mil mil IMBHM8M (0 STEP 133 GMOooo suffered a losing first season at the hands of Mont Harmon Junior High in Price, according to Mrs. Gwen Callahan, coach of the Helper team. e exThe season was held perimental last week, with the Helper gals losing both contests to the Price squad. An expanded schedule is a possibility for next year, Mrs. Callahan said. two-gam- Girls' basketabll com- petition is planned for after Christmas Vacation. QX7(JCECI Bonnie Lanes League of Nations Chances are it was a pretty Monday Night W L 7 6 6 4 4 3 1 Bingo Club Central Comm. 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