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Show 19 Duchesne falls victim to annual tourney jinx UINTAH BABIN The state tournament jinx struck Duchesne's Eagles again last week as they were knocked out of the Tournament with two quick losses. Duchesne, which since 1970 has been to the state tournament five or six times, and has one of the best regular season records of any school in the state, nevertheless they have never been able to get going" at state. In the past six years they have a two win, ten kisses record in play-offThe 1975 edition certainly has to be rated one of the top teams in the school's history, and, with a 13-- record and a Region Ten championship under their belts, looked like contenders for the crown. The first day out in Provo the Eagles took on fourth place from Region Nine, North Rich. The game was close all the way and the Eagles were clearly better almost all the way. After leading at the end of the first three quarters the Eagles moved ahead by five points in the fourth quarter. Then the sky fell in and the cages from North Rich grabbed the lead with less than three minutes to go and held on for an upset win. The final score was North Rich 59, Duchesne 51. That loss seemed to take the spirit out of the Durhesners and during the second game against Region Nines third place club St. Joseph Eagles were outclassed Phone news items t o 722 ai.'il. 5 72-5- St. Joseph's commanded the game all the way the second night and was never threatened by the Eagles. Two Durhesners did give star STANDARD MARCH 2Q 1975 USDA lowers interest rates performances. Marlin Grant was the fourth leading scorer in the class after the second game with 35 points and Ted Telisak had 31 to tie for seventh. Two other teams that finished behind Duchesne in Region Ten action fared belter in the play-offEast Carbon finished fourth and Monticello eighth in the tournament. Union wrestling awards night scheduled Effective April 1. 1975, USDA will decrease its interest rates on price support commodity loans, and on farm storage facility and drying equipment loans from 9.375 to 6.125 reflects a per annum. "This decrease in the Commodity Credit Corporation in the cost of money that it borrows, Keith Mortensen, Chairman Duchesne County ASC Committee, said. The decreased interest rate will apply to outstanding loans for which applications were made on or after October 1, 1974, and to new loans disbursed on and After April 1, 1975, Mr. Mortensen, said. The First annual wrestling awards night will be held Thursday, Marrh 27 in the Union high school auditorium beginning at 7 p.m. The evening will highlight awarding wrestlers with their letters and certificates, and trophys for outstanding wrestler, and other achievements. Two film, one starring Lee Marvin as Monty Walsh" a western, and the Spanky and Our Gang, also known as Little Rascals. Tickets are being sold by the wrestling team, or can be purchased at the high school. Price for tickets are $1 adult, or 50 cents children. Everyone is urged to purchase a ticket and support the wrestling team. PIANO'S Rent a Piano with option to buy. All rent money paid applies to purchase. Exchange privilege. Write today: Beesley Piano Co. 887 East 3900 South Salt Lake City, Utah 84107 Boxers win Golden Glove state titles THREE Roosevelt Jr. high school 9th grade basketball team has only lost one game in three years. This years team consists of left to right, Coach Burr Eldredge, Doug Chasel, Dean Gilbert, Shawn Miller, Ken Fenn, Deno Pike, YEAR CHAMPS-T- he Duncan, Jim Mieure, Ken Trowbridge, manager Rodney Millett, Duane Barney, Robert Pachl, Vermon Esplin, Kenn lorg, and Kenny Richens. Bruce Basketball Roosevelt Riders finish three successful years period the Roosevelt Jr. high school's basketball team, the "Riders" have won all but one game. An enviable record in any language or by high sch(Kl, college, or professional standards. During a Frosh basketball tournament held in Craig. Colorado March 7, 8 the Riders placed first, winning the No. 1 trophy to complete the present victorious season. Competing in the tournament wen1 six teams; Meeker Cowboys, Vernal Panthers. Rangley Panthers, Moffat County (Craig) Bulldogs, Steamboat Springs Sailors, and the Roosevelt Riders. ()vr a throe year The game between the Bulldogs and the Riders was a championship game in every sence. The Bulldogs wen ahead almost the entire game and had an impressive 18 point lead at the half, then Ken the final score was Trowbridge scored a high 32 (joints during the game, and Bruce Duncan's game was another asset to the Roosevelt team. The Jr. high basketball team is comprised of Ken Trowbridge, Ken Richens, Vernon Esplin, Bruce Duncan, Duane Barney, Deno Pike, Don Fillingim, Doug Chasel, Dean Gilbert, Ken Fenn. Shawn Miller, Jim Muire. Robert Pachl, and Kenn lorg. Coach for the outstanding team is Rurr Eldredge. Team manager is Rodney Millet. 72-6- Barrel racing association formed in area barrel racing association was formed March 10 at the Moon Lake Electric A .CHICKEN gJOJou Building. ot(q Phone 722-404- Officers elected were: Dixie Allen, Vernal, was elected Bette Wilkins, Randlett, president. Bobelte Warren, Vernal, publicity chairman, Sandi Thomson, secretary. Directors are: Jo Workman. Roosevelt, Bonnie Barker, Vernal, Diane Duncan, Neola, Vicky Lyons, Allamnnt. Marilyn Priest, Duchesne. Ladies who have won over $100.00 will be running in the open class for points to win the WW Horse Trailer donated by BLI Trailer Sales in Vernal, Utah. The novice class, anyone who has not won $100.00, will be running for points to win a barrel racing saddle. Points will Ik acumulated at jackpots and rodeos. Plans are to include any girl of any age from the Wasatch front into Wyoming and Colorado. Membership will be $10.00 per year. Anyone interested may call Dixie Allen at or Bette Wilkins t, 8 winter Hours Monday, Thur., 9:30 a.m. - 8 p.m Fri, Sat., Sun. 9:30 a.m. - 9 p.m. New Valora's Gift bond candies and ckacelatai. Gift Items - KING'S CHICKEN one-on-o- ne winners named t'lav Harrison, Roosevelt, and Randy Brady, Vernal, were two of the top e winners in the stale basketball competition held at the Utah Stale University. Over 5,000 compel ed in the contest which included I mth an basketball playing and educational exam. Clay and Randy were winners in the scholarship portion, with Clay winning in the age group, and Randy in the 13 year-olage group for boys. The 66 finalists who made the trip to were each, Digun for the play-off- s 4 II winners and a presented were presented trophies. They were also state staff, treated to lunch with the the I'SU basketball coaching staff, and CSC basketball players Jimmy Moore ami Ed Gregg. The finals of the competition were held in the Spectrum, and awards were made a of the during State game. held The scholarship competition, earlier in the day, included questions on food and nutrition, grooming, sportsmanship and athletic injuries. 4-- one-on-on- d 4-- USU-Montan- half-tim- Scout basketball Coach Ernie Martinez entered six boxers in the Golden Glove tournament and of the six three won championships. Eddie Martinez continues to win as he added the State Golden Gloves Championships to his list of titles as he decisioncd Alan Lavoto of West Ogden for the Championship. Eddie already a 1975 Junior Olympic Champion holds two State Championships for 1975. Larry Moon Lopez, younger brother of Ernie (Indian Red) and Danny Lopez is the 1975 Novice division Champion and along with Eddie has been assigned to box in the Las Vegas Nevada Regional tournament on March 19, 20, 21. Sam Willie representing the AD-PEteam in the 165 lb. class Senior division knocked out Cecil Robinson from the Clearfield Job Corps to win his State Championship and a spot on the Rocky Mountain Regional Tournament team from Utah. He will box in Pueblo Colorado on March 21 and 22, those winning in Pueblo will fly to Knoxville Sunday for the Nationals on Monday. Sam will fly to Pueblo as a member of a very strong team which will be coached by Stan Chenoweth and Leo Montoya. Luben Montoya one of Leo's sons is a member of this team and will be trying for a return trip to Knoxville where he was a finalist in the 1974 AAU National Tournament. Jim Montoya Luben's brother will box in the Las Vegas Regional tournament and hopes to meet his brother and father in Knoxville next week. Team Other boxers from the AD-PEthat boxed in the State tournament but lost were Andrede Santio, Lucas Black, Leslie Myore. The Ute Tribe Alcohol and Drug program is the sponsor of the boys. s efforts to educate the youth of the area in the field of Alcohol and Drugs is reflected in this group of boys as well 00 GALLONS IF IFR1E! I ! GAS We have a good selection of cars and trucks in stock so come in and P and also a real good deal on your purchase. get your FREE GAS f'." 'XV .M . t y . ; .1 P AD-PEF- tournament winners, schedule listed as The opening round of the 1st Annual Neola Scout Basketball Tournament was played Saturday, March 15. Eight teams competed in t he event: Neola beat Roosevelt 2nd 68-5- , Ballard North heat Roosevelt 4lh 35-2Ute Tribe forfeited to St. Helens, Myton beat Roosevelt 5th in a close game 28-2High scorers of the day were: Put Bike, 26 points, Neola, Tracy Dye 21 points, Neola, Anthony Spencer 18 points, Ballard North, Jay Mountain Lion, 15 points, Myton, Art Subbs 11 points, Roosevelt 4th, Bruce Mair 11 points, Neola, Sam Ames 10 points, St. Helens, Carl Mortenscn 10 points, Roosevelt 4th. On Marrh 22, at 1 p.m. Roosevelt 2nd We have a good selection of cars and trucks, such as: others. vs. Roosevelt 4th; Neola vs. Ballard North at 2 p.m.; Ute Tribe vs. Roosevelt 5th at 3 p.m.; and St. Helens vs. Myton at 4 p.m. These games will be played Saturday at the Roosevelt Stake House. The public is invited. Admission is free. MAJORITY Rl'I.KS , Watching all the protests these days it's easy to see why some people believe that the majority of people in America belong to a minority group. 1974 International Vi 4 x 4. Only 8,000 miles 1972 Ford Vi pickup auto, ps and real nice one owner. 1972 Chevrolet 2 dr hdtop Impala C epe-oowner and sharp 1972 Caprice 4 dr hdtop loaded - you better look at this one 0 1972 Ford 4 dr sed 31,000 actual miles Ford 1973 country sed 9 pass sta wagon-bra- nd new steel belted tires-w- hat a savings for a family car. 1 967 olds wgn 9 pass sta wagon if you need one for less money ne gal-50- Plus many others to pick MORE OR I.KSS Stein said it: "She was the kind you liked better the more you saw her less." Gertrude from 789-053- I1 I 545-753- The next general membership meeting will be Tuesday March 25, 1975, at 7:30 p.m. at the Zion's Bank in Roosevelt. Anyone interested is welcome to attend. Photo Special, Mar. 16-2- 2 SPECIAL OF THE WEEK! PHOTO I I I I I to give on the used units But FREE gas on any new cor or truck No gas I I 20 exposure slides 1 .09 36 Exposure slides 1 .99 Representative for: Planned Futures Estate Planning Mortgage Insurance Corporate, Group Plans 4 Roosevelt 8mm and super 8 movie 722-256- oeBermi Beneficial Life I I KEITH E. BERGQUIST Your 1 Op PIIONK 1 1 1 1 .09 s ROOSEVELT, UTAH Chevrolet-Buic- k StTVKT you out trail 1 (Jay Co Quality you ran dcwnd on1" Baaaavalt, Utah (Mn, Omari |
