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Show 6 BOX ELDER JOURNAL, Brigham City, Utah Thursday, November 16, 1972 sows Practice Games on Tap JfnlsvirMcs iumo)D and Family Night Action Set tor Bee Cagers Head Coach Dennis Cusick 1972-7basketball team next Tuesday, Nov. 21, in the now traditional family night at Box Elder High school. This years varsity and lower classmen will parade their cage talents for families of the will unveil his 3 cheerleaders players, and B'Ettes who will serve refreshments after the game. Coach Cusick said the varsity will stage the Purple and White intrasquad game for two quarters after which the sophomores will play a quarter. A west squad made up primarily of eight grade players and an east team of freshmen will climax the evenings action by scrimmaging for one quarter each. The whole thing will start at 7 p.m. It will serve as a warmup for the Bees who have two practice games on tap next week. Theyll n slate Nov. open the 24 at Clearfield and the evening will host a strong Davis High five. following Other Practice Dates Box Elder has other practice dates with Viewmont (Dec. 2), Cyprus (Dec. 8) and Provo (Dec. 15) before heading into Region One action Dec. 22 with Logan. In his fourth year at the Hive helm, Coach Cusick is pleased by the progress of his varsity Pheasant Hunt thus far. Theyre running and shooting well for this stage of the campaign. The Bees will have to do both especially well this season since their lack the overpowering size boasted by some schools. The youthful mentor figures what his team lacks in physical dimension it makes up in speed, quickness and scoring power. Its for sure he cant count on a host of returning veterans. There isnt a letterman on the squad and only four seniors. Quickest Ever Cusick labels this as his quickest team evtr at Beeville and he's going to capitalize on it by stressing the early offense, moving down the floor and bombing the bucket with haste. "Itll be an exciting brand of basketball to watch," he predicted. Seniors on the club include Monte Munns Dan Rees and Bob Petersen (6-Phil Adams All are expected to see much action although Cusick says he wont be bound by a particular starting five. He figures his talent is deep this year and those doing the job each week will get the nod. A junior who logged considerable varsity time last year is Jimmy Kaminska (6-- 1 V4) and he, along with a corps of other juniors, is being counted on heavily this year. FRIDAY WZ3 SATURDAY Vic Anderson at 4 with a host of others coming in at about 6-- 6-- 1, including Scott Keyes, Larry Bywater, Mike Larsen and Doug Jensen. The quickness of which Coach Cusick spoke will come in large measure from Ricky Yagi who is ) Randy Yagi mending from a broken ankle. Bob Farnsworth and Mark Longhurst with rounMyron Workman ding out the squad. By the time Box Elder gets to league play, they will have tested some of the state's stronger prep quintets. Cyprus, Provo, Hillcrest and Viewmont all were in the state tournament a year ago. The Viewmont and Cyprus games will be played in Brigham City. (5-8- ), (5-8- (5-1), (5-1- Last Elk Hunt (6-3- ), Remains Open Until Dec. 10 ), ). Nimrods are pursuing one of their favorite quarries as the pheasant season is in full swing. The pheasant season runs through Dec. 10 in all counties of the state except Salt Lake, Utah and Sevier counties where the hunt closes Nov. 24. Landowners cannot extend hunting season on their lands this year. No private or public lands will be open beyond the above listed dates which are set forth in the proclamation. ts 4 secretary treasurer. Other officers are: Arno Metting, The last of this years elk bunts will begin Saturday, November 18, and run through the 28th. Fifteen holders of restricted permits will go after their quarry on the Heaston Unit in die Oquirrh Mountains in Salt Lake, Tooele and Utah counties. The permits are for bulls only. Bull elk are defined as animals with antlers more than five inches in length. e Powerful 175cc Star engine e Exclusive Drive e 15" rubber and steel cleated e Equaliberator adjustable slide e Equaliberator adjustable slide e Exclusive Drive e 15" rubber and steel track Torque-O-Mat- director of bowhunting; Tracy Miller, director of publicity; Allen Cottam, director of tournaments; Robert Ebeling, works director; Roy Evans, assistant works director; Bruce Bottomly, director of concessions; Jerry Clark, director of novelty, and Arno A. Metting, past president. The clubs banquet was held at Sherwood Hills recently. - Several awards and prizes were given during that time. ' Games wee also played and 1 Mrs. Robert Hodgson won the contest of guessing the age of Laura Curtis; Carolyn Metting was named the most sexiest, and the liars contest came up in a tie between Kathy Cottam and Lee Velasquez. The big buck trophy went to Arno "Skip" Meeting, who had the only buck registered in the contest Airmotive Service gained top team series and Earl's Market rolled the winning team game in the Moonlite Mixed Doubles league at the Golden Bowl in Tremonton. Here are the high scores: Earl Saunders, Team Services Airmotive Service, Scratch 1,901; Butlers and Saunders, 1,818. 1,830; Van's Drive-In- 199. Gets Trophy Justin Dolling, the clubs only Butler and Handicap youth member, who is seven Airmotive 2,361; Saunders, club a was years old, presented R.C. Cola, 2,297. championship trophy for his Service, 2,351; "courage and efforts, in the club tournaments. Team Game The award was presented to Scratch Earls, 660; Airhis mother during his absence. The Utah Bowmans con- motive Service, 654; Kidman vention and banquet is planned and Hill. Earls, 835, Handicap Saturday Nov. 18 at the Salt Airmotive, 804; Kidman and Lake Gun club all day. The Banquet is set in the Hill, 802. evening with trophy presenMens Series tations and a dance to start at 9 Don Carlile, 575; Scratch p.m. n, 520, Larry Kidman, 519. Carlile, 623; Handicap Saunders, 619 Bob Hawkes, 604. suspension e 15" rubber and steel track e Chrome steel shocks and skis ic SNOWMOBILE SUIT Every Polaris Purchased SHOW ONLY P' SPECIAL Carlile, iiiillliiilt 224; Handicap Carlile, 240; Saunders, 241; Dale Andersen, 232. Ladles Series Sandy Haramoto, 495; Bernie Earl, 489; Lillie Brenkman, 471. Haramoto, 630; Handicap Faye Watkins, 617; Brenkman, 609. Ladles Game Scratch Brenkman, 190; Watkins, 180; Metta Udy, 178. Watkins, 237; Handicap Brenkman, 236; Udy, 234. Yvonne Splits Converted Hulce, complete Next Year Beginning next year, it will be illegal to take any of the following fish without written permission from the Wildlife board: humpback sucker, least chub, Colorado River squawfish and woundfin. ' Persons sometimes use these fish in research work and in those cases may obtain permission, the board explained. : There will be no open season on bullfrogs in 1973 due to limited numbers in Utah. 995 1330 High MUSTANG Plut Freight And Set Up Nut Freight 530cc Star engine Wide 20" rubber and steel cleated track gloss Aerospace fiberglass hood Exclusive Torque-O-MatDrive o 15" rubber and steel cleated track Spacious underseat storage ic o Equaliberator slide suspension - VALUABLE COUPON SNOW JET With This Coupon BOGGAN V Limited Amount LEMANS SNOWMOBILE off $5.o ti ON HENS AND LADIES SNOWHODILE SUITS Bess Service - Friday, Sat. Nov. CUT OUT BRING IN- 1 Reg. $21.00 7, 1 8 Case 0 COM - The announcement was made by the Division of Wildlife Resources after 1973 fishing regulations were set recently during a Wildlife board meeting. - The waters were open during 1972 but chemically treated for undesirable fish, a fish and game spokesman said. "If general practice is followed, these waters will open the following year," he said. ' The board also set the general fishing season from June 2 to protection for some indigenous species in the state which have become very low in population. The decrease is due to destruction of habitat through various types of development. STARTING AT Powerful 398 or 530cc Star engine in 1973. Among the changes in fishing STARTING AT CHARGER Baker and West Locomotive ponds in the Locomotive Springs area of Box Elder county will be closed to fishing Nov. 30. 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