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Show t PAGE TWELVE College Schedule CARBON SHOWS PUNCH IN WIN September Carbon at Mesa. 26 : October 3 Westminster at Carbon. October 11 Weber at Carbon. October 25 Carbon at Dixie (St. Interference Highlights Second Dinosaurs Victory Line, Strong i! (Tentative) OVER STRONG PROVO SQUAD Able fl & ujri : to b o a .t a THTRSDeY, 1 1 SEPTEMBER SPORTSMEN URGED TO HELP SAVE RESTORE RARE TRUMPETER SWAM fi Sport I Spot IIIIIIHIIIIIIIUIIIUH- swan, rarest American waterfowl, are - seeking from sportsmen the same type 0f vigilant cooperation given in il934 when its chances of surviving the hunting season were precarious. Sportsmen in Utah, Idaho, Mon-etana and Wyoming, where the swans occur during hunting seasons, are urged to take special precautions to of this rare bird, prevent thea .shooting T"y C ru - n rfduced by closin8 the season snow geese in that state. Wildlife experts of the partt of the Interio as dS state cers with similar aims, are offi. honey that general dissemination 0f facts regarding the trumpeter Stan against extermination, before during the hunting seasons amt!? on George). Seems that the Carbon High team November 1 Boise at Carbon. an- to be idle this week, no game is Armistice Day Carbon at B. A. C. nounced before this column was writ- (Cedar City). ten. Its going to be hard on the playShowing plenty of power and quick splendid display of team work with 20 Snow at Carbon. November to a a of as part because they need competition thinking, the Carbon High eleven every man functioning Jewkes completely subdued a highly touted machine. However, Copfer, Berry keep in trim. Coach Jackson 'has written to four or five schools in squad from Provo last Friday evening and Borshick in the backfield turned Coaches At a game either on the Carbon in better than average performances, an attempt to line-u- p a aaa.- Jnn Vtnt il:. System college field to In the line, Pace at end, Golding at as" luck. had the tune of 19 tackle, Howa at guard and Drossos n0 yet has at guard, played a bang-u- p to 0. The interest aroused by Secretary tection m the approaching waterfo game, tell will and chances Provos L. Ickes and other conserva- - seasons. openHarold tomorrow evening Well, The CarbonVffing The Carbon college Eagles will take holes for the fleet Carbon backs. expect- - Zionists in 1934 stayed the threatened been have we not ing or whether the squad taking field aainst thf- lesa WORLD SERIES Broadcast This victory for Coach Jackson field last week ing too much from our college coach, extermination of the trumpeter swan tomorrow in complete new If, 0f course, were still and resulted in an increase of the World &ene? basebaU showed plenty of Jewkes charges gives them a chance 'The new suits consist of gold colored -- to know how it feels to win the hard him and even more so ;f.'scant remnant, say naturalists of thL...;, be broadcast on through the laol- Jiersevs with cold THho W6 "rve department who have been watching a, umu turner! in a P Prmtn tGcIITl tUITlS in 3 lOSS. 7. itjes 0f the Mutual Broadcasting m To keep this his bers ha of of hat existence. view fine Carbon bird's the struggle boys he, performance but the equipment in good shape along had an inside week before' pany this year and cgn . , , , had to contend with and we don 1 Disappointment, however, is re- - through its affiliated stations, when the local 'were in there every minute and took roach fo. him in his job even a little bit. ported in the small gains made by station K. lads turned in a advantage of every opportunity. E: U. B. wiU carry r UZKe OI thP Iiwp and Coach envy - the swans during the past few years, his of some 26-- 0 prohas it been, The as a series One - Sided way probably the outstanding players Jackson Jewkes of the high school regular feature out one night and then'and renewed and increased vigilance Wednesday, October 1 at starting the on Coach Cliff Kimballs squad were uvp which the sPects turn i willPbe hun' on pegys instead of skip the next two. In fact, he really is urged. Moab Red Devils. Rasmussen, Clark and DeDuc in the and continuing throughout the the There should be a normal increase according to Jack Richard !!rr This victory, Carbons second m as backfield, and Ridge, Stubbs, Duke being iammed into lockers as was the doesn 1 know just who will be on t00-vUfliUb, teamannually of at least three cygnets to manager. The program is hem. many starts, was very impressive and and the two Ford boys on the line. former practice. They explained that squad let alone the tum new to bavin the naturalists, sponsored by the Gillette comnanv a pair, according Payers local fans have started to think along .Rasmussen took the greatest part in th:s method keeDS the suits from get- - !be bas been out during the week a n H he just but the actual increase has been the ball carrying throughout the en- - ting wftnkled and gives them championship lines again. had a chance to give them a stantially smaller than this expec- It was Carbons game throughout tire first half. He passed, kicked and 'cbnce to air oub Eachi player is JUNCTION WINS AGAIN JuM day before tation. od working-ovein the a of to this by playing given a number and the athletic man- spurt with the exception plunged, and added Moving along at a smooth keel and With the exception of five that third quarter by the Provo boys with a good defensive game. During the ager sees to it that the suits are plac- - yesterday, Burton a man with some showing plenty of power, the Grand e Weber to from other He college, been Deduc. DeDuc and Clark kept !ed on the right pegs xhe piayers experience ripped .second half, transplanted their Junction Tigers chalked up their sec. baUfor life refuges, the entire population of line to shreds on a fake the team together. can for the sits as'they want them ed in and wanted to siSn UP. ond victory in as many starts when ente will and him in took The coach for several United in swans States the worked trumpeter spinner play that Carbons first score was made by and the manager hands them out they humbled the Englewood High successive plays. However, none of ja player who probably never expect-- 1 avoiding a lot of confusion. iually wourk him .int a Psitl0a- And during breeding seasons is in Red school eleven by a score of 33 to all been has the it Wildlife that along. is National Rock Lakes . Carbon .. way boys in ed to make a touchdown and never Refuge, Last week the gains placed the thl u they downed the Cortez schools ayerS eacb day experienced Montana, and Yellowstone National any difficult position. would get a chance to except on a dcpartments of the school aggregation by a score have NT High And first the re-I A recent census Park, Wyoming. otherwlse'. 27 to 6. play of this kind. Provo's Rasmus- a plan by Ihich boys em- - fnd The made three ornorrow eenmSJvealed that 190 birds reported last touchdowns in Bengals sen, with his back to the goal bne, Jpi0yed on the N. Y. A. will the first quarter, makhad increased by only 21, toP u aU off we hear that attempted to kick out of dangerous toweis and other washable equipment! crossing the end stripe every time 211. territory. The kick was blocked by and keep them in good shape, thus eral of hls Players wdl need work so mg the national total only they got the ball. Survival of this rare, stately tbat a Carbon man who rushed in. The stay in schoolT This saving the department the laundry doesntbey ,can matters not cies, it is emphasized, depends on the any. ball rolled over the goal line and COsts. continued watchfulness of sportsmen school into to the has them get covered only Carbon it tackle, Golding, but has to arrange for their living. for many an open season to come, LISTEN TO THE for the first six points. The try for O. Ford; halfback C. Clark. and you can bet your life that he is Loss of only one bird, say the natur- extra point failed. Ends Kelley, Carbon: Capece, baving a job with that angle. It alists, often means the loss of an en tackles Judd; guards Taylr, SERIES seems each !Winn; that after Carbon player prospective Howa, jtire breeding pair as far as increases quarter guard, Leonard, Migliaccio, kas to be explained and with each, are concerned, because the trumpeter intercepted a Provo pass. After sev- - ZrBarnes Mattivi; center Peacock; piayers comes a swan "mates for life and seldom takes eral successful plays, the ball was Thorpe, halfbacks Gornichec; quarterbac- kworked up to the four yard line. Cop- yonnrsr.a PVtl get another companion when its mate is 5 von, fi illhn pfc Brady. BY fer took the ball and hurtled over the , things straightened out. We knowi11160, pire, iiizKe, that wUh plenty of time he canmake line for the score. Semken kicked a STARTING Trumpeter swans are shot only .sman. a team out of the material he has. (When they are not recognized, ac- good one for extra point. The third came a few minutes be! Our plaudits to Liapis, Howa, cording to the statements of hunters Oct. 1 fore the final gun when Berry inter- PROVO Bazis, Platis, Burnett, Dexter, Giac- -, wbo bave made this mistake in the Most of the hunters involved 11:15 a.m. Nilsen oletto, Stankis, Fausett and a few pastClark more of the boys who have stayed- - have reported confusing the big white third and final marker. Berry turnRasmussen right in there and are taking the sport swan whh the snow goose, but the bowling regularly. Our convennaturalists point out that with care' ed in a grand job of broken field run- Ridge to heart. these two species can readily be dis- ient location and numerous LeDuc The snow goose is much Anguished The our of fame make this must Lee; be bowlers alleys snaaller and has black tjps on the right to go over standing up. The Hansen reaching far and wide. We see that sport a favorite fun spot with try for extra point was blocked. Stubbs the Helper Blatz team has been chal- - W1t Idaho here the swans 0CCJur n The final gun sounded after the the ladies. by Duke lenged to a duel by a team captain- - , ! umbers an areas by L. Ford ed by Joe Barney, state champ. But argfst Score by quarters: GILLETTE 6 0 0 1319 j Carbon 0 0 0 0 0 j Provo Mutual need planes, ships, tanks, ammuni- - ment in the state to work with and year of experience on the main squad Golding, Copfer, scoring: Players tion, uniforms, and food. You can as for the boys themselves, well put This should mean something to the Network Berry. Extra point, Semken. Price E. Main St. Substitutions: Provo, Ends Mar- - help to supply them by buying De- - the Carbonites up against any in the other coaches in the circuit and give t state. them something to think about. shall, Empey; guards Hurst; tackle fense Savings Bonds and Stamps. rs Carbon Of Work Out Checking Equipment i j . ! 0 I g tufc . W1t Ilf - ' improve num-,banki- 'p. n-is- SXatlO!I - sub-has- nt r. walk-hav- full-bac- k, wild-Carbo- ns - j - 0 . ge - o! sev-,ye- ar . . spe-he- lp ' WORLD ' SPARKLE WITH LIFE BOWLING NIGHTS carpet-conferenc- e. j Wed., - KEUB ; well-lighte- III d 0 Sponsored STAR BOWLING ALLEYS Over the ' joo facts j'faj Concern You A o. 31 of a Series Several hunters are sending in their applications for doe permits to the KEUB specified county seats. Well just take NEWS BROADCASTS the regular deer hunting. Its our belief, along with the Carbon Emery 7:30 AM Mon thru Sat Fish and Game boys, that to kill a 9:25 AM Sundays does is unsportsmanlike. If we cant 12:30 PM Sundays get the horns with our kill, well just 1:00 PM Mon thru Fri leave it until the next year. Hope 1:55 PM Mon thru Fri the feeling on this is mutual through2:00 PM Saturdays out the state. 4:00 PM Mon thru Fri 5:45 PM Mon thru Sat New Coach Programs, week beginning Sept. 28, 1941 Named At North Emery High In NEWS AMCOMMENTATORS-9:0Mon thru Fri Last Minute Change !l0:00 AM Mon thru Fri 12:30 PM Mon thru SOME PEOPLE NEVER LEARN... but most of them do! There are always a few smart alecks who want to stand up and rock the boat. But most people try to keep out of trouble. The same sort of thing happens in the retailing of beer. The great majority of beer retail establishments are clean, and wholesome. But occasionally you may find a smart aleck retailer who violates the law or permits antisocial conditions. We of the brewing industry want these retailers wiped out! Because they imperil your right to drink good beer... and our right to make it. law-abidi- anti-soci- BEER.ssCi beverage We want to protect the benefits that beer has brought to Utah employment for 3,745 persons since relegalization, an annual payroll of $3,446,963 and taxes of $116,801.53 paid to the state last year. This state, too, has an important stake in Beers purchases from over 100 industries supplying the brewing industry with materials, equipment and services. You can help us in our program by (1) patronizing only reputable and legal beer establishments and (2) by reporting any irregularities you may see to the proper authorities. of moderation public-spirite- d A new athletic coach was named for the North Emery High school at the last minute before school started. The new man is Earl D. Hone of Box Elder county. Verl Wilde of Coalville, coach at Moroni for several years, was announced as coach at first. However, at the last minute, he decided to take a defense job instead. Hone graduated from the Brigham Young university in 1934, after which he was on the staff of the physical education department for five years at the Bear River High school. He had a business job last year, and returns to school work this season as athletic coach for the North Emery Rangers. He was a star athlete in his high school and college days, but an injury forced him out of competitive sports. He handled personnel work at the Bear River school, where he had some experience in line coaching. This appointment makes three changes this year in the Carbon-Emer- y district. Coach Jackson Jewkes has replaced Pres Summerhays and George Young at the Carbon Senior High school and Odell Peterson succeeds Harvey England at Green River. Other coaches of the district are Brad Jensen at South Emery at Fer-ro- n and Gus Black at Central High in Castle Dale. Football is not played at the Emery county schools so Coach Hones work doesnt start until the basketball season rolls around. However, it is reported that he has a prospective team of boys who have each had one Fri 5:00 PM Mon thru Fri 7:00 PM Mon thru Sat 10:00 PM Mon thru Sat MINE REPORTS 7:30 AM Mon thru Sat 6 :30 PM Mon thru Sat 7:00 PM Sundays 9:30 PM Mon thru Sat 0 John B. Hughes Cedric Foster Fulton Lewis, Jr. Raymond Gram Swing 8:00 PM Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri - - OUTSTANDING PROGRAMS 9:45 AM Tue & Thu Mary Lee Taylor 11:00 AM Tue, Thu, Sat We Are Always Young 11:15 AM Mon thru Sat Helen Holden, Govt. Girl Find My Way 11:45 AM Mon thru Sat - 12:15 PM Mon thru Fri Singin Sam - George Fisher, Hollywood Repo 12:15 PM Sundays 1:30 PM Sundays Local Church of the Air 2:30 PM Mon thru Fri The Johnson Family - - Shafter Parker and His Circus 3:00 PM Mon thru Fri 3:30 PM Mon thru Fri Local Request Hour 4:00 PM Sundays Ave Maria Hour 4:30 Sundays Bulldog Drummond PM 4:30 Local Request Hour Saturdays 5:15 PM Mon thru Fri Heres Morgan 5:24 PM Tue, Thu, Sat Around the Ring 5:30 PM Tue, Thu, Sat Confidentially Yours - -- - -- - -- - The Green Hornet 6:00 PM Saturdays Air 6:00 PM Sundays American Forum of the Secret 6:30 PM Tuesdays Ned Jordan, 7:15 PM Fridays Jimmy Fidler, HollywoodAir 7:45 PM Saturdays Chicago Theatre of the 8:30 PM Mon, Wed, Fri The Lone Ranger 8:30 PM Tuesdays Mystery Hall 8:30 PM Thursdays The Great Gunns Ill -- SPECIAL: Monday, Sept. 29. 8 p.m.: Joe L,S vs. Lou Nova , ea Beginning Wednesday, Oct. 1, 11:15 a.m day, World Series baseball. Note the change in times of many of the o programs. This is due to the expiration light Saving Time in the East. a |
