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Show Pop 8 Dmiday. Sfmm 12. 1957 MURRAY (UTAH) EAGLE ,7 ' 7'' jit i 1 ' - .. w; Sparfans Out To Avenge Last Year's 1 to 8 Season Davis To Open staff has Hsted the starting Gridiron Season ter last season's lackluster sea- son of one victory and eight line- up as: Tad Norman, left end; Allan Anderson or Nyles Woods, left tackle; Keith Hansen, left guard; Lee Rasmussen or Charles Smith, center; John Wimmer or Sac Amador, right guard; Nick Koncar, right tackle, and Joe Bo rich, right end. with The backfield lines-u- p Bob Towers slated for quarter-backin- g duties, Jimmy Pino at left halfback. Grant Moulten or Doug Barlow to start at right halfback and Craig Miller at fullback. The Murray High School coaching etaff will put the 1957 version of the Spartans on the field Friday against Davis. With 15 returning kttermen the Spartan eleven will attempt to climb the comeback trail afde- feats. The Spartans are bigger this year and looked tough against Granite in a scrimmage held Sat- urday night Coach Ray Oliveraon and his Murray Man E leered staff, Coaches Dale Geddes, Leonard Johnson and John Gour-le- Association Head are optimistic about the The State Assn. of Horseshoe squads chances for a better Pitchers reelected Arvil Jennings of Murray as president for the "We're going to be tougher year, it was announced coming this year and we have the exper- this week. ience we were lacking last year," Another Murrayite, WUford Coach Oliverson explained. "Of was reelected for the Andean, course the rest of the region fifth year as secretary-treasure- r. teams will be tough too." Carl Davis of Provo was selected Although the team doesnl as vice president promise to be the powerhouse eleven which Murray fielded in 1954 and 1956 the consensus Mumryites Leave For among other coaches in the region is to "watch Murray". Military Training The Murray squad is out to Two Murray men have comIn last avenge year's showing. basic training at Fort Ord, pleted the opening game with Davis and are now enroute to last year the team was blanked Calif., new assignments. 18-- 0 score. an by Robert Prince, son of Mr. and One of the biggest bright spots Mrs. Mark Prince, 4948 Glenn St. oa the Orange and Black is the left today (Thursday) for Fort experience they bolster In the backfield. The Spartans are in- McArthur at Los Angeles. He will receive training as a experienced in the middle of the line but the players are anxious Richard Sundberg, son of Mr. and big and will prove themselves and Mrs. John Sumena, 4623 before the season is over. Boxelder St, left Wednesday to Although some juggling may still take place the coaching attend radar school at Fort Bliss, Texas. Both young men are graduates of Murray High School. After Horseshoe Meet Held completing basic training they leave in Murspent an At S. I. Fairgrounds ray before taking up their new At the Salt Lake County duties with the U. S. Army. Horseshoe Pitching Tournament held Saturday at the Fair- RETURN FROM GERMANY Mr. and Mrs. Ray Moulton regrounds Hugh Galpin of Salt Lake took the "A" bracket for turned home Sept 4 after spendthe second year in a row. ing the past two years in GerRodney Hilton of Murray cop- many, where Mr. Moulton was ped top honors in the "B" di- serving a tour of duty with the vision. Charles Ross of Salt Lake U.S. Army. won "C" and Gary Backer also Mrs. Moulton is the former of 8alt Lake tok 1st in "D". Roann Mantle. y, sea-M- clerk-typi- 11-d- AM BRINTON'S In 6-35- 31 Murray st c just couple of ago nights when Gil Meier, THE NEW ATHLETIC ROOM oddhSon at Murray H(ah ScW h Impecred by Caches Roy Olhrenon and Dale Geddev The addition b neoring completion and it onxiouty awoited for by the coaching skiff, h wfll provide added locker space and shower focii-kifor Mumr othietes who are now overcrowded in me present focitlSies. MOTOR TO PRESTON Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Nichol, East 4800 South, acoompanied by Mrs. Nichol's sister, Mrs. B. F. Andrus, Draper, motored to Preston, Idaho, last Sunday morning and spent the day visitMrs. Sylvia ing a Wright and her family. Muray area businessmen this week announced their third annual Football Predicting Contest, which will run for 10 weeks through the columns of the sister-in-la- Eagle VISITS RELATIVES Lyman Wright. San Francisco, Calif., visited relatives in Murray, Midvale and Draper over last week enl He made the trip The entry forecasting the most in his private winners will win a $10 cash prize. A perfect forecast will bring the entrant a bonus prize of $10 ENDICOTT JOHNSON which will be increased by $5 every week if a perfect is not MEN'S turned in. It costs nothing to enter, just turn to the contest advertisement in this week's Eagle, and read the advertisements which each contain a game to be played Friday, Sept 20th. DOUBLE SOLE Then tear the page out and mark STEEL SHANK your prediction of the winners. COWHIDE The entries must be turned into the Eagle office, 155 Court 11 COUNTER Ave., by 4 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. TI 4I t 18th, to, be eligible for the prizes. ENDICOTT JOHNSON Be sura to read the important rules before handing your entry "RANGER" The sponsoring firms wi'J provide a weekly series of high school and college games the outcome of which must be predicted by those entering. p'.a-n- e. 1 V in. ENGINEER Sponsoring business firms are: Ottley Decorating, Murray Height's "66" Service, Walter Larson Ford, Muray Printing Co., Albertson's Food Center, Ray Smith's Chevron, Jerry's Sporting Center, State Bowling, Pronto Drive-InMoney's Ice Cream, United Model & Paint Supply, Jim Cron-in'- s Conoco. Heckel's, Lee's Way side Cafe. Frank Johnson Texaco Service, Murray Theatre. Chatt's Barber Shop, La Villa Cafe. Lynn Chiverall Auto Repair. Hub's Market, Granite Furniture, Telnert's, J. Leo Jensen Agency, Von's Paint and Floor Coverings, Logs, Inc., Bordeaux Drive Inn. South State Biulder's Supply. Mattress City, Ron Her- 1 12 1957 Filter-Fl- o Washer really clean. Does away with lint and sand . . . model 450p ' SNUG FITTING mm AND A ilorVS'V1 of Mr. and Mrs. J.iy Kuilm-- r. 545 West f400 South w; presented his F.aRle b.iiJce nw.ir I in Scouting lust Friday rvenin; at ; W"r"n the Murrav South Stake Fcout rVnirt of H'innr. whicti wis m.i nt the 13th ward rhaprl The Scout a of the 1.1th w ml wi!h their Scout Muster, I teed Bills In h:irp were the ho?t troop, DISPOSAL Does away with food waste before it becomes garbage. host troop Model 40p - n- 95 s25 PER MONTH TERMS See the new 1958 GE Custom "Wash-toOrdor- Kitchen Planning Filter-Fl- o Fabric Keys " Built Ins - Repairing Wiring DRIMTON ELECTRIC 4792 So. tmiAi IllCtllC AM 6-3- Sfafo UTAH JOHNSON I Number 1178 BOOTS "1 . 1 95 sizes 'Li' A TOP FACING ZVi So i The All Boys' Oxfords Boot LEATHER COUNTERS LEATHER HARD WEARING FOR BOYS Sizes 8 zl 537 Wiring Supptiti and Service for the Home, Small Industry and Business r - to 3 469 m M M i , MEN mm NK-i- sizes Voie- l i- I raw p 12 n Oxfords I " i Nv&. Q , ENDICOTT j V PJCOMBAT f BOOTS1 t:'Va r-- A J) GENUINE CONVERSE Boys WEDGES 45 t CORD SOLE to 3 SIZES 8M r. I lOwrobl, oxfords "" 6 f - ?;' - YOUNG MEN'S BOOTS Work Shoe w a ..oX!) : BOYS' COMBAT 8.50 COWHIDE raocl mm FOR SCHOOL WEAR SPECIAL TEN-DA- REG. I SOLE" ' ' BIG rtT- f JOHNSON BOYS' ENGINEER BOOTS I 1 I J SIZES 8' to 3 r.'A Gym Shoes SUCTION SOLES THE BUILT UP ARCHI Sizei 6 to 12 Sim 2'. to 6 3)95 3 KIND Cowhide DAD WEARS Upper irtu irr s. 3- - HIGH TOP SHOES XS11 ' . Bsy-mon- d wJ X 13 ENDICOTT JOHNSON Around Xki-r- ; I U501 VALUE H E 6 to 12 7 95 With PROVO SIZES 14" m 6to I ONLY BBIGHATtl YOUNG UNIVEnSITY I rV September 26, 27, 23 September 30 - October 1 Registration 95 V A Reg. 8.50 VALUE performed irv!!o I Iphtin;: ceremony prir the prcsciit'ttlnrt nf .jerry's award. Bishop Kmncth : ITS prcsitllivl the p;n In Fnllnicr, who in turn p;nn E,r0 n her son's uniform Saw emblern f ": ' i" J'i Unit presented an r to Jerry which he had the h of pinning on his mother Fr j?ooth presented Mr. Fullmer n Fagle neckenhlef. which he fj around his son's rtertt stev VALUE A Keg. Turner then cave .terrv a carna i : tion rorfaire uliich he plnne Thpy Weor LonQOf onto his mother's shouMer. Dur ond Cott leii ing the Court, another turn nf the Fullmer. Jan Fullmer, re- reived his Star nwar l in scont-Inc- . resented by lliymnml McMillan. Pal Fyre nnl Kent f xtro Heovy NVrteht eiich received tbrlr life awards which were prccnted bv SIZES Wedgo Sold Donnl.l F. Baeley The 11th ond IWl OvKility Calf Upper ward trc'p walked away with 2' to 6 the Traveling Trophy for havSHOES tNDICOTT JOHNSON RUGGED BOY ing the larpest iieore f the various requirements restrict Weor longer Clyde Watkins. ond Cot Mctlllfln and Harris Hubbard attended the Court New Sty lei for the Big Boyt iyikmkk nr.sinrNTf IaMar Rllbert and his diugh. Reg. 7.50 ter Jean former resld tits ?f VALUE now Murray residing in Ontario, Calif., ppent five d.iys list week visiting LuMar'ii pBtrnts. Mr. and Mrs. J.imes 11 Cilbert. .120 Siie West 5.100 Fnnth and other rel- 2S to 6 atives and friends the Freshman Orientation fvVva?V to .t r nrti. tok m lM f..v;i.e scout nxnc.r. voir tttOMtlM CflBM WlldlwtM. LACE-TO-TO- r ( Apply NOW for Admission Work Shoe uppersJ old mn to to Saks mr$ Oot CMOcfaffoii wMi ffonnn tiod ftrovpt f miwotii It BOOTS "CORK Endicott Johnson ll M Hw 17 tm student Endicott Johnson SHOES JTORY Ft I.I.MFK KWF.IVrS 14 I IDS - Bg Boys Work Murray Music Co.. Watts Floral & Nursery. Murray Feed Seed, Don's Super Market. Prompt Cleaners, Pete Hirman's Cafes, Ken's Barber Shop. Iniry Miller. Inc.. Murray Citv Pharm acy, Quality Oil Co. anl Premier Surplus Center. Jerry Fullmer. fcirihls f 7SOLE "TJT'StS'.'iilt'i:'- man's Cafe. Washes clothes A lawpliti Mats drf cr4 fAwpttrtaMfital INNER SOLES X. SIZES wit body BOOT MADE FINEST v I 6 to Consider these ochrantoges at the Largest Intermovntain University ENDICOTT ENGINEER BOOTS full-pa- a large University. d the snail College sight mentioned both Dimas and Meier were high la their praise of Mur ray. T drove through Murray Park today," Meier said, "and watched some of those kids working out They are big, I'm telling you, and they axe going to be tough." In their practice session Tuesday, the Spartans looked big and they looked tough. How tough is hard to say. This metropolitan Class A high Bchool league is strong and all of the teams in it come big and come tough. Then, too, young coach Ray Oliverson has already been hit by the injury jnlx. Standing on the sidelines Tuesday was talented Ray Varoz, sidelined with a pulled leg muscle and his absence will be felt "I've had plenty of injuries for this early in the season," Oliverson said. "But we are big, and we hope to es Sponsor Contesf All advantages of All the attention that On above, n. GET BOTH . . . There's a place for YOU at BYU Olympus footA ball coach; Tally Stevens of BYU; Al Mercer of Westminster College and Johnny Dimas of Olympus sweltered in a late July night thinking and talking about the Coming football season. Just a couple of nights ago . . .it was months. And here it is fall, Businessmen To OBversea Top Mentor And right here, before the first ball is offkaaUy kicked off, might be a good time to go on record as believing that Murray has the finest young football coach in the state. Oliverson has the knowledge, he has the desire, and he has the material Win or lose the title, no city can ask for more than that. Home Comes the Hunter Jim Heusser, the sportsman barber from Murray's southwest district points to an impressive spread of antlers hanging from the wall in Ken's Barbershop (Digest, Page 11, CoL S) WMST .. ! again. I SPORTS 2 I past and start loktng surprise some of them before the season is over." But this Murray team has something real good going in its favor. The Spartans have had their taste of football glory in recent years and even last season did something no other Murray team in history was able to m do beat Jordan. And the de(by Marion Dunn) sire to climb back into that prep spotlight is evident at the SparEven standing there Tuesday tan's drills. This Murray team wants to watching Murray High School's 1907 football team block and win. And it has the talent to become a real winner. Given a taciue ana run, mrrrxt it seemed couple of breaks here and there, Coach Oliverson and this 1967 to think that fall I Murray team are going to make a lot of Spartan fans forget the was here so soon. Why, it was a It MURRAY'S MOST POPULAR STORE FOR MEN AND BOYS |