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Show Glad Bulbs Should 'ie Treated with DDT Before Storage Bo UJZ' (Zcfoircafe w t i It Was Open Season on Eagles Saturday foiMesa Mavericks The season on pheasants opened Saturday and it was a season An eagles, too, as far as the Mesa Mavericks were concerned as they shotgunned the Carbon College Eagles 38-- 0 in a contest held at Lincoln Park, Grand Junction, ' Saturday afternoon. There wasnt any holding Mesa and the aroused Mavericks sent nine ' different backs parading through Carbons porous Eagles for 287 net yards and passed for another 63. They scored in every period while holding the invaders to only 10 yards rushing, 74 through the air and a paltry four ' first downs. Carbon never got out of its own real estate with the ball but came close when a pass carried to the Eagle 48 on the games last play. The Mavericks scored after three minutes and 10 seconds in the first quarter after Hugh Sullivan returned a punt to Schiess went to the left for 15 and Clark to the right for 6. Two plays later Byrne bashed 15 yards on a dive play for the tally. Clark added the PAT by placement. Less tahn five minutes later the Tavericks were" at it again when Jerry Mutchler partially blocked the second of Art Jeanselmes 10 punts and Spike Rasmussen fell ' on it at the enemy 25.' Schiess, Clark and Byrne car 20-ya- rd mid-fiel- d. ried to the 6, whence Jim Schneider pitched to Schiess for the score. Clarks toe was good again to make it 14-The Mavs fumbled away another drive at the enemy 17 in the second round, before making a march add up to six points. Schneiders pitch to Schiess and the latters 11 yarder were long gainers to the foe 4. From there Clark banged over, but miss0. 43-ya- rd 16-ya- rd ed his conversion try after having run up a string of 16 in a row. The spell gone, he was to miss his next three in the game, but it didnt matter. Mesa moved 65 yards from the second half kickoff almost unopposed in eight plays for its fourth shot was tally. Schiess the long gain, but Byrnes TD romp was the more exciting. Later in the round three Mavs smothered a Jeanselme punt and 18-ya- rd 16-ya- rd Warren Basher clutched the leather at the enemy 35 and carried it into the end zone. Thereafter Coach Bus Bergman was content to let subs handle Mesa chores, but they all looked alike to the Eagles, who were taking a physical thrashing. Midway through the final period little Jerry Shiver buzzed loose around rigjfit end and shot 35 yards the games longest play to the enemy 1. Schiess carried in from there, but only because ' over-match- In a Treat gladiolus bulbs (corms) vith DDT dust before putting them in storage for winter, advises Robert L. Hassell, Carbon o u n t y agricultural extension agent. Dr. G. F. .Knowlton, extension he was called on to sub for Shri-ve- r, entomologist at Utah State Unipoints out that who was injured on his ldng versity, Logan, live beneath the gladiolus thrips dash. corms scales and damage gladiolus Five different Eagle pitchers lofwinter storage. during ted 22 passes into the clear auHe advises using a small tumn air and 10 of them connected. But the aerial arm was nev- amount of 5 or 10 per cent DDT One ounce of DDT will control er a threat. Most of the effort was launched from deep in Car- thrips on one bushel of corms bon ' terrain. Jeanselme connected if evenly applied. For home treatwith Fred Regis for 20 yards on ment, place 100 cleaned corms in the games final play for Carbons a paper sack with one teaspoon' longest gain. The Eagles best in- ful of vDDT dust and shake the shot by sack, fantry effort was a To safeguard corms against diRay Butcher early in the second sease as well as thrips, mix the half. DDT powder with a n equal ftmount of arason before applying Vote Correction Listed to the corms. This will prevent A of the votes for the fungus growth and should keep Carbon county school board mem- corms in excellent shape for spring ber from East Carbdn shows that planting, Dr. Knowlton says. . Ray Bowen defeated Don Ross, in cumbent, by 245 votes to 166. PreIn Reverse viously it had been reported that Mr. Bowen had won the election A group of congressmen in the over Mr. Ross 413 to 204. The cloak room of the House were dis vote tabulation was as follows cussing the qualities of' a-- certain Sunnyside, 131 for Ross, 55 for statesman who wasnt too. popuBowen; Dragerton, 22 for Ross, lar. 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Then he made the mistake of trying to trade punches with The same foul weather which has plagued deer hunters during the past two weeks has proven a boon to waterfowl gunners on .Utahs marshes during this period. So said the department of fish and game today as spokesmen listed the duck and goose returns best since the opening day during the high Wind and storm period beginning about The department ,said a reecnt plane survey showed heavy popu lations of waterfowl along the states waterways. Flights of northern birds are now moving down the flyway. Average, or better returns should be the rule depending mostly upon good duck weather, :until the solid freezeup of ,the marsh areas later in the sea- unleashed one e of his furious a The waterfowl season ends Janconuary 7, 1958, after a y tinuous season that got underway October 5 this year. Vrm'wyv' By Ruel M. Redd It happened at Soldier Field, Chicago, before the greatest of the million dollar gates. 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