Show - IMday December 17 1954 Engles Drop Compton Thriller 39 to 47 THE CARBONICLE Bikakis Dixon Thomas Wall Dinos Victorius On Road Trip Gain ICAC Honbr Roll Berths Charles Bikakis tackle and coLast week's trip proved very In their home-gam- e opener successful for the Dinos as they captain of the Golden Eagles has Wednesday the Carbon College returned victorious with this ecn selected to the first team on roster selected the ICAC Golden Eagles went down before year’s first two wins basis of recommendations on the the onslaught of a militant CompTheir first game with Union ton college crew to the refrain was a tough one The Dinos won made by the coaches of the eight-tea- m circuit of 39 to 47 by only two points Jim Kulow Thomas center and Charles Bob In a game somewhat resemb- took scoring honors in this game Dixon halfback and Carbon's othling the American sport of bas- with 15 points Final score was er on berths gained ketball Carbon captured the lead Carbon 37 Union 35 second team while Cork Wall he On Friday they moved to Vernal early in the first period and clung ullback was named on the third to where it until tenaciously they encountered Uintah team midway through the third period At this and downed them 5442 High Boise champs of the Interpoint the Jead was batted back scorers in this game were again mountain Collegiate Athletic Conand forth between the two teams Jim Kulow 14 points a promising-junio- ference led the selections with Albert Barnett 15 points four men on the finally coming to rest in Compfirst team ton’s larder there to stay until and Joddy Morlcy with 11 S By BUI Mathis CHIPS FROM THE all-st- ar co-capt-ain r game’s end The game was dominated by Dinos Host Tigers play Some of the Tonight the Carbon Dinos will rough-hou- se body blocks employed would have warmed a football coach's heart Amid this jarring action Cobb Johnson Carbon’s key man on the boards and in the center slot was forced to leave the game because of a badly sprained ankle This proved to be the turning point of the game Soon after Carbon the lead and trailed close behind until the sounding of the final buzzer Officiating were Semkin and Bunnell on the playing floor with J Jewkes keeping time and Perry McArthur managing the official individual scoring records This was the fourth loss for the Lubrication — Car Washing Spray Glaze COOKIE'S SERVICE Atlas Tires and Accessories Next to City Hall Phone 332 Helper Tou cant keep your car from breaking down — but you can ALWAYS ret parts for It at — RICHFIELD AUTO PARTS — Get Your Coca-Co- la for the Holiday Season at the COCA-COL- A BOTTLING CO PRICE UTAIt play host to the Grand Junction Tigers in their first home game record of Carbon has a two wins and one loss Grand Junction has always produced a good team and will give the Dinos a tough time The Tigers beat Carbon in last year’s encounter at Grand Junction pre-seas- on Eagles By the time they should be in top condition They have excellent coaching and spirit Small for the most part in comparison with most of the other teams they will win a lot of games late-starti- ng the league season opens A Bird's Eye View By Bill Mathis Kiwanians Fete Dinos Delighted by the work of the 1954 Carbon football team the Kiwanis Club of Price honored them with a banquet last night at the Carbon County Country Club The person who planned and arranged this year’s banquet was Bryan Reid president of the Kiwanis Club Charles "Cick” Atkinson football cpach at BYU was the guest speaker Ignored along with Coaches Jackson Jewkes Bill Peterson and Ted Milovich were the following 46 football players : Robert Allred Philip Arellano Bud Arambula Jim Bcrtclsen Steve Bricst Chick Burnham Gary Callor Robert Dal Ponte Rex Day Willie Dixon Kent Fausctt John Fordcrbcr Joel Fratto Ricard Ghirardclli Gary Gustas Tom Ilanna Harry Ilalamandaris Bob Henderson Johnson Art Jcansolmo Parley Dick Judd Jim Kulow Nick Kal-atzMario Lopez Frank Lupo Jeddy Morlcy Clifford Madsen Teddy Marakis Dave Miller Sam Marrclli Jim Pulli Jim Peterson Edwin Robinson Lee Ramage Em-mi- tt Rodriguez Lorenzo Sanchez Ronald Skraznas Sam Stoddard Dale Norton Gavcll Wychcrly Nick Zuganas Paul Carr Gale Chapman Mike Protopappas Kenny Tryon and Art Dalpaiz CARPENTRY BENCH By Bev and Ginge if the walls in the shop building burst their scams blame the mechanics classes Mr Longhurst tells us that two new night sessions were started because of overcrowded classes The shop classes as a whole have all enlarged because of the large veteran enrollment Carpentry classes have finished the frames for the religious scenes which are among the traditions at our college Students in leather classes will be sporting some beautifully made handbags wallets belts and numerous other articles made from leather Two handbags that rate an “A” are ones made by Mary Jane Gilbert and Arlette Evans Schussbooming Once again we hear the angry voices of skiers pulling their cars out of the gob and the cracking of bones This and even fun are in store for those who plan to take up the wonderful sport of skiing which is now getting under way at Carbon Last Tuesday the Ski Club held a meeting in Room 16 and it was decided to join forces with the Coal Mountain Ski Club which met on Wednesday at the Civic Auditori- um HAM OR IIAMLETt North Dakota’s 13 steam-electrAs this writer was sitting in power plants in 1953 used journalism class Monday with the lignite coal to supply their entire door open to inspiration (both generating energy doors apparently) a heated argument arose over whether Marlon Treat Your Car to Brando should enjoy a place in A Christmas Gift Hollywood’s Hall of Fame or in Los Angeles’ sanitation disposal at the While not wishing to infringe on the registered claims of Ilodda Center Service Hopper and Elsa Maxwell I reasoned that if in a group of nine Turns for the Tummy people nine distinct unequivocal Turns sales soared after a spaguscon opinions gave voice pro or BEST WISHES hetti party last Friday night on of the gender ually depending A gastronomical nightmare was the source he (Brando) may be survived by thirteen guests honof mention for the here worthy the of twentieth oring birthday A BLACK MARK Laura "Round Sam” Rhinehart Ncdd McArthur apparently not They were Chesley Allred Marie NEW YEAR an avid admirer of Brando claims Bruno Charles Houghton Mary 0 that ’’He Is a black mark on the Helen Bunnell Allan Jacob Jim art of realism” Stanton Lawrence Gonzales Ka-z- u New Niwa Lynnettc Carr Yvonne Juanita Robertson your ABOUT TIIE CAMPUS reporter is of the Mlgliore Erna Lee Flaim Ken Brando fan club She thinks "He’s Nelson and Weldon Crouse Consensus of opinion was sum-mjust too good to be true” up in one word ‘‘Ugh!” An interesting comment by Tom Anderson was that he "always looks as if he needs a bath” His personal cleanliness has never puzzled me although I would be surprised if he owned one completely whole shirt without a tear hole in it Despite or moth-eate- n the enigma he creates with his conduct and personal life he is one of the select few in Hollywood who treat their acting with the realistic fashion found on' the legitimate stage Although his roles are unmistakably "Brando” he is adept at injecting himself into the es ic Savoy Hotel ed Season’s Greetings frrom HI-W- Everyone SERVICE AY — LUCILLE JIM PAPPAS On Price-Help- Highway er looking for a Good Haircut - Cru-C- ut or Any Style? Come See Cinders — at — Steve’s Barber Shop IN HELPER at the Price Steam Laundry Extends to Those characters he portrays All the Brando pictures I’have seen so far have been worth the effort and until he disappoints me I will scrape for the price of admission to his pictures in anticipation of witnessing something a little above the average JIM’S SERVICE James Paletta Friendly Dependable Service Washing Greasinr a Specialty rh 313 160 N Main Helper at Carbon the Best in SEASON’S GREETINGS |