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Show Kf ft! Carbon High Team Wins Fitness Title Jun-$dvocat- Cailxin H.gh Selxxil phyii-Ca- l R.ih.itd Martini, high xunt filncss Ifum tttm f irl plied- - in man in tin sta'i gamed 44 iht .tali in tonqxtitiem cumliu'ti-points by (k ing Is pullups, K5 by (he Marine Cenpv The CarUin sitiis. Ml Hjsh:ips, 40 wjuat thrust, aniux-x-a loial of 2545 and 47 5omard. IK Ken Boren pullups, K3 poinu for a learn average of Cl!). 52 pushups, 15 xqu.it thrust The maximum for a leam averand 4ti .ViUyard. for a total of 379 age was Sl.'O poinis. The team, coached by Jaekvm points. 14 pullups, til Darrell Gagun Jewkes, rated in the individual till ax follows: event sirup-.pushups, 36 squat Jthrusis and 11 5ol)aid for a 4.18 point score. IS pushups. K5 Jim Ilirtl.y 3!l sit ups, 10 squat lib'-eistotal I'l 5t() yard, 411 xiinls. Jon Woi It v. IK pullups, K2 Knowing how to g.-- to many Ml pu llups, 25 squat thrusts of Utah's fine fishing waters is n and 51 5oc yard lor 3K2 points, problem fared by many anglers. IK Kolx-ruceria pullups, They continue to fish the same 82 sit ups, (in pushups, 36 squat after pluees year year thrusts and is 500 yard for a total they hesilute to fish a new water of 471 punts. without some idea on how to gel there and what they will find when begin fishing. Tell There are publications issued bv the Division of Fish and Game You which are design; d to aid the fishermen in knowing more about To Go ert Zaeet-riand Jim Worley. Rack STATE CHAMPS . . . Pictured are some of Utah's more popular Coach Marine Jackson are a When the in winners Jevvkes, Richard the state fishing trip, fishing waters. planning the will wise A bixiklet titled inform fisherman Utah all in lltc state), man Martinez Popular (high Corps physical fitness contest, is available for his family where he is going, Fishing Waters Ken and Rorcn. Jim School. Front, Hartley from Carhon High 25c from Fish and Game offices. route of travel, and estimated Rob Photo Darrell to are left (lagon. right, This booklet lists many of the time of return. Such action may most popular fishing spots with save the family needless worry, thebillowing Ixivs pl.ivmg: information on how to get there, and will assist law enforcement ( in officers the fisherman sire and depth of the water, and at Ins sc,union, Ken Gunter, locating if the need arises. M.nk liuli the species of fish present. J.eek llouse kixp-erMuns,tn A second Utah Fish and Game Division is the Mike Worley, lb. id MrCourt, The Wellington Western Boys I vnn publication excitarc. Brad Hogan, Kandy Bruno. Orlando J.tr.iniillo, Clay lairvn, series of five "Uinta Mountain personnel xpe nd much lime each Baseball games have This series is year attempting to locate anglers ing for the players and baseball Ronnie Krompcl, Steven Tidwell Riek Shorts, Gillx-rFake" Ixxikle-ts- . Davis, Brett and Jordan Argyll-- . available for 25c per booklet and and relaying emergency mess- fans as well. IVnni, David J.iramullo, Blake contains complete data on the ages. The Braves arc managed by Anderson, lmnic Pevancy, Brel In the first game played this lakes of the High Uinta MounGetting away from it all is part season the Dexlgcrs fell before As-.Pierce and Jim Norton with Norton. of the fun of a fishing trip, but the onslaught of the Giants. 2 7. tains. These publications arc also now someone should know where you The Braves defeated the Cardiavailable from Fish ami Game are if an emergency arises at nals, in the second game. home. offices. Then the Dexlgcrs routed the and the Cardinal-barelBraves, squeezed by the Giants to win a game. The Dodgers lexik a close one from the Cardinals, during the first week of play and the Braves The trounced the Giants, final game of the first week was E A a victory for the Dodgers with a score. e The . , i Fishing Booklets Now Availablt s, , i t Your Family Plan Where Thursday, May 30, 1968 Price. Utah Pago jover Bunnells. The game was called in the fourth inning because of rain. A home run was hit by victory with Pierueei for the winners. Bryson Price American WBBA Game Results tumm lls for a 14 6 Adams sm, liking two home runs was credited with tlu- - win and I and M Mudi ig.il and Be an each Henderson with the loss. 7 I 2 FIU On May 23rd G. Siaperas pitch inning one for Kiwanis while Gnr-el- i n lot uni for Bunnells Jensen id a shutout for F.lks over Kiw-aAction in tlx Price American was the winning pitcher and Cowis with a final lab of 5 0. Gary WBBA I ague- - May K saw Buntile losing, pile lur. I Jones hit a home run for the Iks 5 llonu- tuns nells edging In die odn r game May 21. 7 Up I Iks. Adams was lagged with the and Woods were hit by G Si.ijx-rafor I iks Ib ndi r .on got credit .bested I l.s 17 12. Bisson rap-- loss. d two home runs for 7 Up while for the Vie lots while G Slope ras In a tight contest May 24. which was eltirpid wuh the loss. Uamni.iies Fh rucci and Wiuxl lasted nine innings, Kiwanis manI ail. lino hit aged lo eck out an Another fan f st was served up ward each lilt one, victory I Iks and for the one G, Siaperas ,.er Two home runs were as 7 Up brought in IU runs against 3 for Kiw.ems. Humeruns were got a grand s,im homer for the hit by M. Madrigal for the winhit by Ilcnuei, Bryson, G. Wi- l.'ks. Winning pile her was Pier-ucc- i ners. Kulow hit a home run for and losing pitcher was and Bryson got a grand lliams iiml Woodward for 7 Up. W'ihkIs. el for was cretin slam the with win Bryson Winning pitcher and Adams wuh tlu- loss. 7 Up in continued the win was M. Madrigal and L Mele was On May 2Hili Kiwanis opx d column May 22 with an K 3 victory credited with the loss. ', Kiw.mis BuiirulK 3 I 2 2 -' c 1 8-- - - i Fishing Still-Advoca- Game Results in Wellington WBBA 1 1 Pcae-ex-k- , . lu-e- 3-- 7 SEE... TRY ALL THAT'S NEW What does it take to make y 8 13-- a loan an investment? EARLY 5 Playing for the Dexlgcrs arc T im Billie Butler, Greg Bradshaw, Esklund, Boyd Hanson, Terry Thayn, Calvin Timothy, Gary Espinosa, Guy Worley, Brad Curtis, Mac Cexik, Eric Cliiarella, Kirk David Adair, Siaperas, Gary Johnston and Dan Slane. Man- agers are at PRICE COMMISSION POWERFUL SpinWonder Bob Terry Jewkes and Ernie manage the following Pretty-ma- n Cardi- nals: Allen Young, Bert Davis. 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