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Show -- to the conquering Box Elder Bees and the high school coaching staff. Every single member of the squad, including the water boys, deserves a pat cn the back. Brigham City, this entire community, pays tribute to our champions. All hail paahlng - ByCWC Talk of Cinderella teams, the 1957 Bees are just that. They were never given a chance to win, especially after a team dropped its first conference game to Ben Lomond. ed Would you like to play Santa Claus this year to a lot of people in destitute circumstances? ,. i Heres your chance but youll have to act fast because the deadline for mailing is this week. The appeal came to Mrs, Luella MacFar-an- e from her son Richard who is serving with the armed forces in Korea. He writes: Mv division is sponsoring We are going to Operation Santa Claus. for some Christmas a make and happy try of these people over here. Needless to say, they need it. . If you can please get some old clothes or toys and package them and send them to me, it will certainly help. "Perhaps other people in Brigham City would be interested." If so, hjive them send the packages to S. P. 2 Richard D. MacFarlane, 28920144 Btry C, 1st F. A. Bn., 31st Arty. APO 7, San Francisco, Calif. "Be sure to mark each package Operation Santa Claus. They will get here faster that way. - - Richard goes on to explain, Believe me mom, these people havent got a thing. If the people back home could just realize how bad off other people in the world are, they would feel as though they had no problems . at all. I realize that there are people in the states who are hard up but they are living like kings when compared to these people over here, in most cases. f To all you nice people who might help, pack up some of your old clothes, warm sweaters and coats, shoes, a few toys if you have them, and ship them off to Richard. . The post office will accept well wrapped in weight and tied packages up to but they should be mailed by Nov. 15 to guarantee delivery before Christmas. Postage rates are 24 cents for the first pound, seven cents for each additional pound. A 10 pound package would cost 87 cents postage, a 20 pound package would go for $1.57. , ds think of nothing that would bring out the true spirit of Christmas better, would spread more good will for this great nation ? I can of ours. A special gold star to you Richard for spearheading the campaign and I hope its successful beyond all expectations. The experts picked Ogden as the team which might topple the defending chamElder pions, Logan, but a hard fighting Box team saved them the trouble. With sheer guts and fine team play, they won a brilliant 0 victory. 7-- The heavy Tiger squad, which had been pushing teams all over the field this season, was heads up favorites to treat the Bees the same way. They did just that but they didnt win, edged out by the new chamd 3 game. pions in a 14-1- thrill-packe- The old master, Earl Ferguson, should have the credit for that win. From his big bag of tricks, accumulated in 36 years of coaching at Box Elder, he dug deep, came up with the one that scored the winning It was Box Elders first regional football championship in six long years and for your information, its been 11 years since we won state. The whole season was reminiscent of the state championship baseball team , of last spring. Always the underdog, they just went ahead winning games until there werent any teams left to beat. I hope our Bees give Box Elder a repeat performance in football. Therell be a lot of mothers and dads, fans and supporters heading south, early Saturday morning. If plans materialize, there even may be a chartered bus or two to make the nearly trip. Promoting the bus trip are Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Tyson. They can be contacted at 154 or 799-- J for details. But hurry please, time is short to arrange the charter. 200-mi- le The News and Journal will haver a reporter and photographer on duty, along with several other members of the staff who have more than just ordinary interest in the game. Bob Crompton, reporter for the Ogden will go along with the press party. Standard-- Examiner I sure hope all of us are in high spirits that long return trip, Saturday night, including that bus load of Box Elder Bees. on Bees Grab Region One-Tw-o Title; AAUW to Convene Here Look to Carbon Game Saturday (Continued from Page One) ders 40. Ogden then took to the air lanes with Hancock throwing first to half back Dan Hinckley and then to end Rodger Baird and the Tigers were just one foot short of the goal line. Hancock Scored Hancock scored on the next play, and Ogden was very much in the ball game. However, the next play proved to ' be the deciding one of the contest as Hancocks best for extra point whistled wide of the cross bars making the score read 7-- On the kick off, Claybaugh, nearly breaking loose to go all the way, was finally halted on the Ogden 42 with just one man between him and pay dirt. On the next series of plays, the Tiger defense stopped the Bees cold and Ogden took over, starting on a push that saw them with the ball on the Bee stripe when first-hal- f time ran out Ogden came back ready to roll in the second half and a short kick to Baird was the break they were looking for as he scooted to the Box Elder 39. Straight Power Running straight power with out of the sina little dipsy-dogle wing formation, it took the determined Tigers Just eight plays and three minutes to notch their second TD. Bruce Samples raced around end to add the point after and Box Elder was looking up from a angle. Box Elder, stung from the sudden reverse, initiated a drive of its own, and with - Jeppson and Claybaugh carrying, surged from the B. E. 27 to the 43 of Ogden before a fumble lost 12 yards and poured water on Bees. the red-ho- t Aardema, playing a beautiful game for the Tigers, gathered in punt on his own 20 and threaded his way to the Bee 46 before Arbon jolted him and Ogden appeared d again. Buzzers But the come-bachad to be shown as they rose up to slap down the Ogden offensive, forcing them to kick. Claybaugh was waiting for the sailing pigskin on his own 10, it, and momentarily fumbled lunged forward to 'the 15. Two plays later, Claybaugh faded back near his own goal line and shot a pass to Limb who was dragged down on the 48. Another pass, Claybaugh to Arbon, was good for five yards. Plays Failed Two running plays failed to. d o Mrs. Frances W. Witt Is Circle 3 Hostess Northern Branches of gain the necessary yardage and on fourth down, in punt formation, Earl took the ball and sprinted to the 31. Claybaugh ambled to the 19 on the next play and the Bee All Northern Utah Branches of AAUW will meet this evening, Wednesday, Nov. 13, at the Tropical Restaurant, to hear Mrs. Leon Lamet, a member of the National Education committee for AAUW., The Brigham City Branch will be hostess to members from Logan, Ogden, Salt Lake City, Kdysville and Bountiful. Mrs. Veda Richards, Salt Lake City, state education chairman, will accompany Mrs. Lamet to Brigham City and serve as meeting chairman. The program is sponsored by the National organization in Washington, D. C., and arranged by the State Department, with Mrs. Avery Caine of Provo, state president, in charge. fans were hysterical. After picking up three more yards through the line, Claybaugh backed up for a pass shook one tackier, and tossed to Limb in the end zone who went, high in the air to grab the ball and the score stood at 3 a tie. The next play was the clincher as LaFramboise stood back to kick and Jeppson took the ball over the goal line for the PAT and the ball game. 2 Box Elder NEWS Desperation Effort Brigham City, Utah Ogdens final desperation ef- Wednesday, November 13, 1957 fort was chopped dead when in 1996, pub weekly newspaper established Limb intercepted a pass on the lined every Wednesday and entered as See Tiger 33 and Box Elder stalled nd Clast Matter at the post office le out the time with running plays. Brigham City, Utah, voder the act of March For the Bees, it was a story I, 1879, of courage. Hansen, out with a Subscrpition rate $3.00 per year, payable in the Box fcldei nose Injury In the first quarter, advance; in combination with $5.00 (published Fridays) per year; came back in the final period Journal, 2.50 for 6 months; single copy (0 cents to make at least one crucial tacChat W Clevbaugh Publisher kle that stopped the Tigers for a loss. MCMftEt , , OS THt Jay Arbons high, booming OUHSTAII SOOATIOR on its heels punts kept Ogden Bureau Utah Audit Member of Circulations, much of the time. On defense, Editorial National the whole Bee line proved they Association and United Press, Advertising could take it and dish it out. eniaove, Utah jrate rets Association, ait take City Utah Bruce Wright, Bruce Hyde, Randall Tyson, James Caddy, Brent NATIONAL EOITORIAL Sanford, and little Max- - HugASSOClLATfoN gins, refused to fold under the constant thrusts of the big Ogden line. cnnciEEni 13-1- U m Circle Three of the Presbyterian Womens Association met Thursday, Nov. 7, at the home of Mrs. France W. Witt. After a short business meeting the Bible study group met under the direction of Mrs. Pretence Willet. Dessert 'and coffee were served to the following members: Mrs. Cornelius Keipers, Mrs. Mrs. Frank Hershey Julien, Larsen, Mrs. Charles Whilock, Mrs. Walter Jordan, Mrs. Betsy Fobb, Mrs. Margaret Kerstetter, Mrs. Airbelle McDonald and Mrs. Willet. Willard Ward Winter Dances Begin Thurs. Willard ward winter dancing parties, sponsored by the MIA, will begin Thursday night, Feb. 14, and continue each two weeks during the winter season. Ernie Jensens orchestra from Ogden has been engaged, Mrs. Ira Archibald, YWMIA president, announces. Dancing will begin at 9 p. m with all dance lovers invited The dance is not confined to Willard ward membrs alone. A program will be presented during intermission. THE NEW 1953 CADILLAC 0 at COPPIN MOTOR is now on display Son's Birth Announced From San Jose , Calif. News from San Jose, Calif., tells of the birth of a baby boy, Russell Burt, to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones. The six pound one ounce lad was born Saturday, Nov. 9, and is the first child for the Jones couple. Mrs.. Gean Jones of Brigham City is paternal grandmother, and Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Pope of Turlock, the maternal grandparents. Mrs. Jones Is the former Shir, ley Pope. ( Brigham Folks Back From Phoenix, Ariz. 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