Show COLLEGE NINE CINCHES TIE The wins registered by the college baseball club last week at least a tie in the cinched southern division race Sporting a record the Eagles need only to beat Snow at Snow today to capture the crown The Eagles registered two wins last week both on the home diamond Thursday they defeated BAC 5with Bowns going all the way for the Eagles Friday’s game ended 5 for Carbon after lead late in they blew a two-ru- n the game but then added a single run in the ninth to take the win This game was highlighted by tne three home runs in three times at bat poled out by Carbon's pitcher and outfielder Billy 'Babe Ruth” Harris Carbon also scored a triple play Byrge was on the mound for Carbon and kept the Dixie handcuffed throughout Flyers most of the encounter four-win-one-l- oss -4 6-- The Carbonicle SPORTS GLANCES By Gib Ilansen Carbon high kept its winning ways against the BY high nine last week The Dinos punched out a 2 win over the lads from Provo Tom Burr and Tim Richards took first in the high hurdles and pole vault respectively in the junior college competition at the BYU invitational relay carnival Arlen Newell and Tony Kosmac breezed to at third and fifth place dash Arlen also in the a fifth copped place in the dash Their medals were on display in the show case Doc Seymouse and Ralph Roylance two javelin experts gave ahe fans a thrill with throws up to 232 feet Mel Whitfield a middle distance man and Bob Richards this month The team is trying to keep in shape for the May 23 play-o- ff game This is the one that counts for Carbon The Dinos will be host to the winner of the Big Eight for the state semi-fina- ls game The winners will play a Region One team for the state championship Wednesday April 25 Carbon added another win to its list when the Dinos scuttled the B Yhigh Wildcats 4- 4-- 100-ya- rd -2 220-ya- rd a pole vaulter show also May 4 1951 Sixty cents of each dollar raised by the American Cancer society remains within the state for service and education MAKE '51 put on a good a THRIFTY ONE AT The fishing season gets an early PENNY CO J start at a few lakes this year Deer Creek and Scofield reser- -i PRICE voirs are two of the hot spots receiving the early call WHITEY’S WHATNOTS Bill Harris pulled a pitcher's By Dean “Whitey" Denison dream when he hit three home NOVELTIES What happened to Carbon’s runs and a single against the speed demons at the BYU In- Dixie Flyers GIFTS vitational Meet and Relay Carni- more games by downing BAC 5val? It seems the majority of the and Dixie 5 SCHOOL SUPPLIES trackstcrs including myself chickened out with feeble exPayson Game Postponed Buy the Best cuses but maybe it was less emCarbon's high school diamond' AT barrassing anyway Bob Cones stars took a rest from the baseball had a tussle with a hurdle and sport this week when last TuesMASSEY COMPANY came out on the losing end How day’s scheduled game with Pay-so- n do you feel Bob??? high was postponed This PRICE one to be played on the tilt meet and the at spectators Hungry probably had their appetites local field will be played later spoiled if they spent much time around the shotput pits I understand a participant literally REFRESH— WITH NESBITT’S had his brains beat out with a twelve-poun- d shot Miracles never cease Dolan Condie finally remembered to' go to AMS meeting MADE FROM REAL ORANGES In the April 6 issue of the Carbonicle it was reported that UTAH BOTTLING CO Tom Watkins and Dean Denison had enlisted in the air force I All Flavors of Soft Drings wish to correct a slight error We put our names on the prospective West Price recruit list but it is not definite that we are going We can still withdraw ou rnames without difficulty EXTRA! EXTRA! It can't be true what we heard about Luanne L in the campaign SWEDE MOLESKINE $895 assembly She’s a Pepper MAROON Last Friday Samuel Wooley COPPER Taylor nationally known author GREEN spoke to some of the high school and college classes on the busiNATURAL ness of writing Mr Taylor's dry Buy them at humor was enjoyed by all who five heard him He has written books one play and hundreds of short stories One of his books is about his father his father's six IN PRICE wives and their 36 children C -4 6-- ! California Orange BOYACK’S |