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Show The Helper Journal Wednesday, Dec. 24, 1975 Cavemen stomp Binos, Starting like a house afire hot amazingly American Fork Cavemen ran up a first quarter lead over Carbon High and went on to easily defeat the the 31-- 6 Dinos 64-- in Region Six 41 prep basketball on the Carbon court Friday night. Coach Ingersoll of American Fork called off his horses early in what could of been a humiliating experience for the Dinos. A three quarter court press was more than Carbon could cope with and the Dinos had difficulty time I I I 1 after time in getting the ball added nine points to the court. Dino total but he saw Carbon Coach Evan limited action in the second Excell played Max Cun- half. Carbon had only 13 ningham, 67" sophomore, field goals in the entire all of the second half along game and a respectable with a host of juniors and performance at the free another sophomore, David throw line gave the Dinos Miller, also saw con- their 41 points. siderable action in the game It was Carbon's second that was decided after the loss in region straight first eight minutes of play. and the second win play for Cunningham managed to score ten points, the only Dino in double figures, this coming on three field goals and four for six from the line. Helper's Scott Grundy Chuck's Pharmacy took over sole possession of 1st place in the local recreation basketball loop with an airwin over Veltri tight Drug on Wednesday night of last week. The Pharmacy quint have won four straight thus far and it was the first loss for Veltri Drug, breaking a win streak that had reached 25 straight extending back to last season when they won the league title without a loss the entire year. A last second basket by Jack Lupo settled the issue after the two teams had battled nip and tuck throughout the entire game. Lupo's game winning shot came off an play for Chuck's with only seven seconds remaining in the game when the ball was put into down the 15-2- High-Americ- night in Price. Cavemen walked over the Dinos 64-4- 1. 0 play. lif Walter Borla, Staff Writer Rufus Ellington had his usual good night for Veltri 's scoring exactly half of his team's points with 30. Veltri's lacked the balance of the Chuck's crew, however, as six players made solid contributions to the winning total. Robbie Jewkes was the leading scorer for Chuck's with 14 points, Jack Lupo finished with 12, Brian Todd 10, Ron Jewkes 9, Bill Jewkes 8 and v Dino heavyweight pins stop Lehi matmen The two big men in Coach Frank Iocabazzi's Carbon High wrestling lineup, Phil Howa and Lane Martino, came through with pins over their Lehi opponents to carry the Dinos to a win over the Pioneers in Region Six mat competition. 39-2- 7 The two teams were tied at 7 when Howa came out to meet Lehi's Kevin Colledge in the 185 pound division and the husky Dino wasted little time in putting his team ahead by pinning his opponent in 52 seconds. Martino then came on in the 27-2- heavyweight division to protect the lead by picking up another six points for Carbon by pinning Brian South wick, the Lehi performer in the unlimited has yet to lose this year. class. pinned Kirkham (L); Carbon actually started fast in the match rolling up a big lead in the lighter 105-l- b. Murray (C) pinned McCardell (L); 112-l- b. Messersmith (L) pinned weights as Sisneros, Ira Anderson (C); Murray, Randy Ruden and Swank (C) decisioned Jeff Davis all scored falls Morrill (L) b for the Dinos. Carbon ran Ruden (C) pinned Pack into trouble in the middleDavis (C) (L); weight matches to allow the pinned Wood (L); visitors to pull up even Roseman (L) pinned Mutz going into the last two (C); King (C) matches. pinned Wilkin (L) ; Sunderland (L) decisioned Ruden continued his Pappas (C) 64; sterling performance for Farrell (L) pinned Haycock Coach Iocabazzi, picking up (C); Howa (C) a fall over Robert Pack pinned Colledge (L); in the 126 pound class in Unlimited Martino (C) short order. The junior ace pinned Southwick (L). 119-l- 4-- 1; b. . .Greg Nielson of Helper (22) grabs rebound for Dinos action at Carbon High Friday night. 126-l- 132-l- b 138-l- 145-l- b. b. 155-l- b 167-l- Servicemen b. 185-l- b Thomas 6: Dean 4,0-3,- 8: 8: Cook 7, 16; Nerdin 6, 13; Shelley 1, 4, 0-- 0, 2-- 3, Hall 0, 0, 1, 3. Carbon Peters 0; Pulley Totals (41) 9; Kulow 3-- 5, Jewkes 1, Rack-ma- n 30,4-12,6- FT. LEWIS, Wash. -Army Private Larry A. McKendrick, son of Mr. and Mrs. John McKendrick, Grundy 3, 5; 3, Nielson 0, 3; Bunnell 2, Potts 1, 3; Johnson 0, Miller 0, 10. 3; Cunningham 3, Totals 13, 41. 1,0-0,- 2; Cox 1, 3, 3-- 4, 0; 4-- 6, 15-2- Ellington getting some played game. Branson had excellent offensive help a big night for the winners, totaling 20 points for the winners. Salas backed him up with 18 and McCourt, the scoreboard. Valdez and Fox, Tamllos and Dave Gunderson had some help Babcock also figured in the from Shane Timothy in this scoring column for Grants. game but they could not Lenny Torres, playing for match the scoring per- CYU for the first time, formance put on by added some scoring punch Ellington and O'Shea this to the St. Anthony's lineup with 24 points for game night. Chuck's warmed up for honors. He was the only the Veltri game by soundly CYU player in double figures, however, the next trouncing Rio Grande, on Monday night. It was best being Guy Grant with a well balanced scoring nine. Torres is on holiday attack that accounted for vacation from Salt Lake the points, the two Lupos, Trade Tech School and is Todd and Ron and Bill former Carbon High player.The League is playing Jewkes all getting into the act. Brown, Cline and only tliree games this week, Marchello were the top one for each team, due to scorers for Rio Grande. the Christmas holiday. Grant's Distributing Following last night's picked up their first win of (Tuesday) single game, the season over CYU on action will resume on in a well Monday, January 5. Monday, from Mike O'Shea. These two accounted for all but 16 of the points Veltri put on 78-4- 7, 59-4- 8, in victory over Grant's Distributing. Ernie Valdez and Randy Gunderson, a couple of former East Carbon High stars, peppered the nets for 25 and 20 points, 'jf' respectively. Gunderson poured in 16 the final quarter in a fast finish. Helper, recently was to 9th the assigned Infantry Bevan Branson and Carl Division at Ft. Lewis, Wash. Salas were the offensive Pvt. McKendrick is a threats for the lineman in Grant's team who also had telephone Company A of the division's Danny Tamllos in double 9th Signal Battalion. figures. The private entered the Earlier in the week Veltri Army in' June of this year Drug shelled Miner's with Rufus and completed basic Trading, training at Ft. Ord, Calif. He is a 1975 graduate of Carbon High School, Price. May your holidays sparkle and glisten with bright memories. We appreciate your business. (7 Woody's Jewelry Woody 66-4- 7, & Emma Merkley News of Helper Junior High School Material in this column is prepared by the Ram Page Club and is not edited by the Helper Journal. week Spirit Powell By Sara Last week was spirit week at Helper Jr. High. It started on Monday when the cheerleaders set the theme for the school. They distributed the programfor the week. Tuesday was Red and Black Day. Everyone was supposed to wear red and black, the school colors. The drill team wore their uniforms. A bake sale during noon was held on Wednesday. Thursday was string day. Each student had to wear a red or black string to get in the game. The cheerleaders handed out the strings during study period. The pep rally was at 12:45 in the gym, until the basketball game started at 1:00 with Helper Jr. High vs. East Carbon. The drill team marched during half time. Helper Jr. High 8th graders won with a score of 32 to 28. High scorers were Scott Neilson and Scott Reid with 10 points. The 9th graders had a victory with Helper 68, East Carbon 30. High scorer was Louis Biondich. Trampoline by Randy Regruto Seventh grade girls are learning to jump on the trampoline in Mrs. Gwen Callahan's second period class. These routines include: general bounce, jump up and down ; a break, (MS 37jft GEE SEEP GtD &GK S CDaZIBooo GHGGEGB to jump and bend knees to cise, balance beam and stop, sean bounce; to have vault. The girls from Helper the body in an arch form,-tuc- k Jr. High picked two of these bounce; to hold knees, events on which they were jackknife; to jump and bend to be judged. There were and touch legs, straddle four girls participating bounce; to bounce and from Helper Jr. High. Dana Jones participated spread legs out and touch toes, turns; to jump and in the vault and bars, turn y4, V2 and 1 full, seat Carolyn Borla did vault, bounce; to jump and fall on and bars, Tracy Traskar behind with hands at sides, did floor and vault, Diane hands and knees bounce; to Taskar did floor and vault, jump and land with hands Terie Wilson did balance and knees on trampoline, beam and floor, and back bounce; to jump and Shawna ' Regis did the kick legs out from under vault. and land on back, front Diane Taskar won second bounce; to jump and land on on valut while Dana Jones front of body. "This is one of took third on both vault, and the two lists the students bars. are learning to do. The coaches were Bar- Photo contest By Bernadette Pugliese Photo Contest is going on here at the Helper Junior High school. If your wondering what the "Photo Contest" is it is a contest, where students enter as many "cute" pictures as possible. Cost of entering is two dollars. The deadline is January 9, at which time they will be judges on originality. The first, second and thrid prize pictures will appear in the year book, and the 1st, 2nd and 3rd places prizes will be given. Gymdandies By Shawna Regis Terie Wilson The girls of the & dandies Gymnastic club held an inner club meet on Saturday, December 13, 1975. There were four events in the meet. They were uneven parallel bars, floor exer Linda Scartezina and Stu Jackson. bara Jackson, Chem, lab problems By Bernadette Pugliese . Chem. Lab is short for Chemistry Labratory. Mr. Micheal Bradshaw's fourth period science class has been doing experiments in this lab. Mr. Bradshaw sets up demonstrations, and experiment, in front of the class. Students have to observe chem labs No. 1 and No. 2 and prepare a report by giving the purpose of the experiment, the procedure, and then gather data to write a conclusion. There have been several chem, labs students have done and all were interesting. One was done on December 4 and Mr. two took Bradshaw Zinc and chemicals, Sulphur and mixed them than heated it to see the chemical reaction. It 4. 2, 80-4- Sisneros (C) b. American the Fork, favorites in the early season predicitions. Carbon will now take a break over the holidays and return to league play on Jan. 2 when they travel to Springville. American Fork (64) Hansen 3, Burgess 3, Santo Lupo 6. In other action during the week Miner's Trading Post of East Carbon shifted into high gear to run up an 4 MATCH RESULTS: 98-l- 64-4- 1 Chuck's cagers pull into first 61-6- Helperite Roy Jewkes (52) barrels his way into the action in Carbon Fork basketball contest Friday 7 9 flashed, and smoked. The fourth period class was more fortunate than the second period class for in seeond period, Mr. Bradshaw burned the chemicals indoors instead of outdoors and they were smoked out of the room. The school was quite a "smelly" place until the smoke finally cleared. burned, Occupancy Beginning Feb. 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