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Show If Thursday, March 24, 1949 THE SUN-ADVOCA- F ROTARY BASKETBALL CARBON TO OPEN CLUB SPONSORS TEAM IN JUNIOR AAU TOURNAMENT The East Carbon Rotary club a basketball team in the Junior AAU basketball tournament that started in Salt Lake City Tuesday night. Formerly playing under the colors of the East Carbon Alumni, the boys needed a sponsor for the Salt Lake meet. Their search was short as the East Carbon Rotary club generously offered to pay the teams entrance fee and part of the trip expenses. The John W. Galbreath company through George Galbreath purchased new basketball suits for the team to wear in the tournament. The suits are colored white, gold and blue, and are lettered East Carbon Rotary across the front. The East Carbon Rotary team is composed of the boys who made up the 1940 Carbon County Junior High basketball cham- Carbon To Sponsor Fight Card March 23 BASEBALL WARS AT MESA APRIL 14 Spring outdoor sports are taking the forefront on the Carbon college campus and soon the cry Play Ball will be heard in both high The Job of remodeling the Sunschool and college nyside baseball field was started divisions. Sunday when a grader began the Coach Jackson leveling operation. The plan is to make use of the natural J e w k e s , Carbon created by the curve in college, has reported that 17 aspiring the road fot seating purposes. There is plenty of work to be diamond stars are done and all men interested in out each day on the baseball in Sunnyside are asked practice field and are trying fora to give a hand. Groups will work berth on the blue and gold. on the field on each of the days The college baseballers will the mines are idle. Anyone car- travel for their first two games, ing to help with this program April 14 and 15 at Grand Junction may contact Doug Tollis, Hoyt where they will play Mesa. The Driggs, Cyril Driggs, or Tom Ma first league game for the Eagles hon for information. will be at home against Snow college on April 16. Only four in the Intermountain colleges top squads of the meet. circuit will field teams Jaycee Before leaving for the tournathis year and include Branch pions. ment the boys said that they were Agricultural college, Weber, CarThe tournament officials have determined to bring back a tro- bon and Snow. Dixie may still announced that there will be troto justify the faith in them decide to enter the league. This phies for the championship and phy Club and the John would make it strictly a Utah runner-u- p the by Medals Rotary will quintets. league inasmuch as none of the be given members of the three W, Galbreath company. Idaho schools in the circuit will field teams this spring. The following are the team aspirants at Carbon college: Tom Steele, Montieello, and Billy Harris, Columbia, pitchers; Henry Radhele, Helper, and Jim PeaCastle Gate Slack or Lump Coal cock, Orangeville, catchers; Vaughn Leamaster, Huntington, and Ben Ward, Price, first base; We can handle your orders, large or small. Sam Juliano, Price, second base; Bob Wilde, Hiawatha, shortstop; Prompt delivery on all orders. Dan Murphy, Sunnydale, third base; James Procarne, Price; Art Call 098-J- 1, Price, Utah Steele, Montieello; Russ Black, Montieello; Leroy Conover, Fer ron; Richard Farrish, Spring and Arnold, Rowley, Canyon; Huntington, and Guymon, Or' angeville, all outfielders. is sponsoring Sunnyside Baseball Park Remodeling ampi-theat- Oil-Treat- re Coal HHowsi ed BOWLER AT EAST CARBON ALLEY HITS - N0 244 MARK At the Sunnybowl alleys last week, Jack Theoringe hit a 244 game to beat out Sam Tallericos 240 game. In the ladies high singles for the week Bea Vigil turned in a 183 game, The Wasatch Girls were again beaten by the married ladies in last Thursdays games. The Wa satch Girls team is composed of the following members Mary Eaquinto, Mary Fahl, Millie Fer rero, Maydell Taylor, Phyllis Estes and Laura Driggs. The Married Ladies team is Jo composed of the following: Jensen, Betty Lou Landers, Rose Sacco, Norma DeLost, Kathline Eaquinto and Vera Taylor. The Utah Fuel team again took on all opposition last Wednesday and went through undefeated. They have issued a challenge to any team in East Carbon. PAYMENTS DOUBLE Jelled Hot when you. paY Why? Because A. ll own receipt- cWc1 account WUrtau mv ftey OIL One of the most elaborate boxing cards of the year will be college staged at the Carbon gymnasium on March 28 starting at 8: 15 p. m. under the sponsorship of the Carbon college Block club. Included on the program will be Carbon county boxers who will be matched against fighters from the State Industrial school at Ogden . Three curtain raisers and a battle royal will be added attractions to the 11 main event tusC sles. On the main portion of the program Maes, Carbon, will take on Keener from the class state school. In the 118-lAtencio, Carbon, will battle Cullen, Birch, state school. will battle Moeser, Springville, state school, in the 126-I- b. bracket. Paiz, Carbon, also in the 125-l- b. on classification, will take Rash, state school. Dusky Henry Washington, Carbon, will tangle gloves with G. Olson, state school, in the 135-l- b. bracket. Garcia, Carbon, 1948 and 1949 AAU champion, will attempt to add to his string of victories in a battle against Jones, feature. Hanson, Cara 135-l- b. bon, and J. Olson, state school, class as will battle in the 140-l- b. will Nichols, 1948 AAU chamagainst Tupper, pion, Carbon, state school. The final three rounds of the bout will pit E. Olson, Carbon, against Pecard, state school, in the 147-l- b. division; Moore, Carbon, against Gibbons, state school, also in the 147-l- b. class, and Cun175-l- b. Carbonite ningham, against Haskell, state school 1949 AAU champion. b. Geneva Mens Club To Sponsor Fight Card, Dance Saturday assoThe Geneva Athletic boxa ciation is sponsoring comthis ing card and dance at the ing Saturday night Geneva The Dragerton gym. the Boys Club is handling the of bojs fight card. Many AAU who saw action in the hand on be will tournament to take part in the fights. Ned Arambula and his boys have lined up a very good program. The fights are scheduled to last approximately an hour so that there will be ample time for everyone to dance after the fights. from the The proceeds will go indance and fights to the fund of the Geneva Athletic association which is sponsoring the Geneva Boys Club. The fights start at 8' 00 p. m. The admission price is Sunnyside Baseball Trophy on Display Three Field Meets In Store for Carbon Track Team The trophy awarded Sunnyside Baseball ml National Baseball Conai nament last season is track hopefuls Carbon colleges in one of play showt are looking forward to three of the Wasatchthe Store track coming the meets during will and field season. The first at Junction Grand at meet be a FOR SALE Which time Carbon will compete State Western against Mesa and will be the college The second invitational meet at the Brigham Provo and Young university at Intermoun-tathe be will the third ROCK Collegiate conference meet I 10 Tait Genuine m U. S. at Cedar City. ! SAVE ON FUEL According to Coach Jackson ! Jewkes, the following youths will KEEP COOL IN StMMu events: the various m compete Reed Powell, Price, pole vault; Call or Writ-eNiel Warren, Price, sprints; Russ Jack Black, Montieello, distance; G. Grange Cox, Price, 880; Angelo Mahleres, Mon-ticell- o, Price, hurdles; Tom Steele, 316 N. 2nd East high jump; Leroy Conand PHONE 494 over, Ferron, high jump; FRICE, tljj Powell, Warren, Cox and Black, medley relay. Wallace $1.00. Last Years Fishing Licenses Valid Through April 15th Dont forget we are in Eastern The fishing license issued by the Utah State Fish and Game Department is good under the laws of the state until April 15, according to Merrill Hand, chief law enforcement deputy of the game department. These old licenses, still valid, must be carried by fishermen who are out after catfish or other fish quarters for seeds, feed and 1948 in the states waters. The regulations are prescribed by the laws of the state and no exceptions can be made to them, Deputy Hand stated. 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The boys will be working for a place in the Brigham Young universitys invitational meet at Provo in April. The Fisher Beer basketball team of Price Tuesday night defeated the Moab town team by a score of The Fisher Beer team will enter the Fruita, Colorado, tournament to be held this week along with Bucks Sporting Goods team of Price. 57-5- 2. The Notre Dame junior high basketball team of Price will enter the state Catholic Youth Organization tournament to be held in Salt Lake City in April, it was learned today. school at Chrysler dealers everywhere. The new Silver Anniversary Chrysler. With more room greater comfort greater safety and performance. Completely new in its well-brebeauty! Advanced again in its inspired engineering. Like every Chrysler for 25 years, our Silver Anniversary car is beautiful because it reflects the common sense and the imagination of the engineering underneath. 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