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Show November 1, 1948 1 THE Weber State Champ Berth Out-Statist- ic pjnos jo Wssi Page Nine SUN-ADVOCA- lost the ball line. d Weber kicked and the ball hit a Carbon player and was recovered by Weber. However, Carbon held fast and Weber was forced to kick. Carbon then had to kick back and then recovered a Weber fumble on the 25. The next play saw the Weber player picking a Carbon pass try out of the air and romping for the touchdown that was called back. The remainder of the game saw a series of kicks and just before the gun sounded the Carbon hopes soared when Faddis intercepted a Weber pass. But before they could capitalize on it the final gun soundthey subsequently on downs on the two-yar- cans being rolled over they were very good kids. Janet Prince, Mary K. Gordon, Rex Langford, Jackie Lee, Judy A banquet was given at the Gerald Williams, Jill Reese, Hiawatha hotel for the mine and Sherrie Reva, Dennis Bearnsen afternoon. foremen Lion, Bobcat Trailed JJiawalh By Hounds Fall Before Hunters Guns Sunday all helped Claudia Snow celeTwo of the most dreaded predMrs. Sam Fadels mother has brate her birthday party Novematory animals on the western arrived from Logan to spend the ber 2nd at her home on her fifth ranges had their destructive ca- winter at the home of her daughPlace Title in Gains Eleven birthday. She is the daughter of Play reers abruptly ended last week in ter. (orbon Mr. and Mrs. Don Snow. Her unable to stop the Carbon eleven of maze east mountainous the ShanB. of Mrs. William Mr. and Yards Gained from cousin, Clyde Larsen of Price, a considerable Jordan rolling up in Sait was also a guest. Games were Sunnyside, better known as Range non spent the week-en- d jioinst number of yards but when the Lake City with relatives. title-eagpaper hats and favors valley. played, Dinosaurs pulled a win Dinosaurs got into the shadow of bon high schools traditional the with birthday cake of Hiawatha The young people The two animals, a mountain afternoon in the Brigham Young the goal their attack bogged were in the festivities. After the tie game Monday afHalloween. this extra were a were lion and shot good bobcat, !of. stadium against Weber by virtue of statistics down and after four such spurts all attended the show. ter being treed by hounds last There was very little damage party they to high school semifinal rules, determines the Weberites regained the ball are sure everyone on downs. Saturday. The lion, seven feet done and weit. Thirteen thousand of Utah's event of a tie Friday night the appreciated to inches and estimated four long 84,990 square miles contain coal The or for Carbon trick with started went around game children crews uatueu lu a scoreless ue Weber-Dinosa125 and or more, weigh pounds detreat. Except for a few garbage deposits. of the Dinosaurs during the first doing the kicking chores and ed. the bobcat, a fierce looking anithP ground gaining north goal. Weber the fending a considerable edge over their returned the ball to Fans for both sides held their mal about the size of a dog, were their own fthe contest gave them until the statistics were brought to Price by Grant Gerber breaths tabulations were final recorded. 17 the and after three fruitless trys ents when compiled and when it was all and Willis Butolph. The animals jPPThis statistical win gives Carbon a shot at the state were forced to kick. Carbon took over Carbon was declared the were killed on the Irvin Gerber the ball on the Weber 45 and school championship when they play Jordan champions 189 yards as against ranch by the two men after the hiril rolled up two first downs in rapid winner with 79 for Weber. In the last half, hounds picked up the trail in the Saturday of Utah in the other a Carbon receiver succession. Weberites narrowly outgain-e- d mountains. The lion was treed the University atthe rnoon On a try for a third first down, the Dinos with 65 yards twice before he was finally nabbed the ball, took two steps a Carbon passer was swamped against 57. Carbon made three brought down by the hunters. The the then dropped it in the end zone and thrown for a five yard loss. first downs and Weber came out bobcat was killed in the same viwere left out of the when hit hard by a Weber tackier. The ball subsequently went to One, of the second half with one. to cinity one canyon away. outcome However, in the latter instance, Weber on downs on their own by the final Weber Carbon According to predatory animal Mondays game which saw both the referees ruled the pass in- 20. The first play saw Weber Net 52 control, a lion such as the one 189 scrimmage.... yards, cov-J, 1ms limit for a complete and this decision brought dropping five yards and they 27 fighting the 0 destroyed will kill an average of forth a great surge of contrary then kicked, the ball going out Yardage, forward passes 189 berth in the state playoffs. 79 104 deer each net Total yardage, year and is a conplays opinions from fans on the side- on the Carbon 40. The Dinos then First downs, scrimmage 12 1 to stant Although three scoring menace the ranging of dolines. The one Weber touchdown rolled up three more first downs during the contest, two forward First as calves and mestic downs, such anicals 1 Carbon and one by Weber, the came on an intercepted pass and in rapid order and a backfield in 0 passes sheep. Both of Ca- a consequent scamper over the motion penalty placed them on Total first downs 2 12 jjjtest ended The two animals, roped across came on goal but the ball was called back the Weber 25. scores atrls uncounted Forward passes, hood of a jeep belonging to the a on Car-Z clipping penalty against As the second period got under the first the 10 8 plays. In tempted Mr. Butolph, drew many specta Weber. out 17 ball the way, Plaga picked up yards Forward passes, comreceiver caught tors while parked on Main street. The Warriors of Weber were for another first down and two 3 0 bounds in the end zone and pleted j Mr. Butolph is a professional more plays saw the ball resting Opponents passes inter wild animal hunter from Sun on the Weber three-yar- d line. On 2 3 cepted and has been the last play, Faddis lobbed a Number of punts 8 Dance, Wyoming, 6 the summer working throughout comto which was pass Plaga Average distance of on the Irvin Gerber property. took the receiver the but 38 31 pleted punts, yards ball on the wrong side of the Number of fumbles 5 4 line. The WeberDrayer, Lindsay. Opponents fumbles redrive "Jeep trucks have power where it The ites then took the ball and with 2 2 Guards Venable, Seigle. covered on ati 4 wheels for climbing steep grades traction the aid of the wind which was Number of penalties .... 3 counts 6 Centers Mallory, D. Stimpand for deep mud, sand or snow. With through blowing from the north, son. they Yards lost from penalpulling kicked themselves out of danger, all 4 wheels pulling, these trucks will travel roadless coun15 60 ties Quarterback Hale. of excavations a The rolled ball punt. Times ball lost on try, cross rough construction sites, pull out Halfbacks Worton, Pollard, Jatrucks cannot where out on the Carbon 32. negotiate. and 3 ordinary downs go places cobs, Warner. The Carbon lads couldnt seem drive Fullback J. Bybee. CARBON With selective 2 or they fully meet the to get the ground gaining under perwant who users truck needs of Officials: economy of Ends Murphy, Lacy, Griffith, Rich ins, referee; effort of the and way again and they were forced Nelson, Lindstrom, Smith. extra roads hard on formance field Pugh, umpire; Millet, judge, to kick into the wind which drive whenever and wherever required. and Hansen, head linesman. Tackles Jessen, Cunningham, didnt help their cause any. The DAmbrosio. Score by quarters: only Weber first down of the first . Guards Mathis, R. Plaga, Hus- Weber 0 0 0 half came soon afterward on a WILLYS INTERMOUNTAIN, sey, Meyers. 0 0 0 0 0 Carbon 13 pass which was good for yards. Centers Morrellj, McDonald. A couple of penalties took the DEALER AND DISTRIBUTOR Faddis, Davis, Quarterbacks The topography and climate of sting out of the Weber thrust Scarcelli. Salt Lake City Dial Utah are ideal for a thriving sheep 333 So. 3rd East and they were again forced to Halfbacks Plaga, Bent, Camp- and wool industry. kick. The Carbon machine again bell, Lindsay, Niwa. began to roll and a fumble on by Virtue er fiSrSn ur - i 0. AT a grp oCTHTtTrTvn MUTUAL, 65-ya- rd j nv . 00 INC. 02 the Weber 22 stopped another Carbon scoring thrust. Just before the half ended the Carbon lads intercepted a Weber pass and on the very next play the Weberites retaliated by taking a Carbon pass out of the air. 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