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Show J . THE JANUARY 26. 1MJ jjHUKSD, BUN-ADVOCAT- TE E. I C E. Carbon School Head PRICE SLUGGER CLASSY B.Y.U. FRESHMAN HOOP TEAM Many People Enjoy To Attend Meetings New Coasting Hill WINS DECISION HANDS MINERS FIRST LOSS OF YEAR w. W. ChristenaL superintendent IN MAIN EVENT Considerably Improved by the heap Price Hoop Star Again On Way to High Score Title After taking a short count in the A spectacular rally first round, Paul Manclna of Price, which netted 22 points was not sufcame back and battled his way to a ficient to enable the Carbon Miners decision over Kid Gray, colored box- to defeat a clever B. Y. U. freshman er from Salt Lake, Jn the main event team Saturday evening. The Provo of the fight card at The Arena Tues- hoopsters took an early lead, and when the final gun sounded, they day evening. score. Gray had all the better of the first were on the long end of a 50-round, but the Price boy' began to Exhibiting a puzzling passing atfind his adversary more frequently tack and the ability to hit the hoop in the next canto and dropped him from any angle, the freshmen gave for a count of nine. The Salt Lake the Coaldiggers a valuable lesson In battler hit the canvas twice in the how to play basketball. The defeat third round. Far ahead on points, was the first suffered by the Miners Manclna fought cautiously in the fi- this year, but the experience which nal chukker so as to evade the color- Coach Vernon Merrills boys received boys haymakers. However, he got ed was well worth a licking. in some good licks, and had a decided Holly Bryner, lanky Carbon cenadvantage in the fourth round. The ter, played a brilliant game both ofwinner weighed 135 pounds, while fensively and defensively. He sunk his adversary eras five pounds heavi- five field goals and was all over the er. floor breaking up B. Y. U.a offense. between Johnny The Blackie" Grecco scintillated on the "Kid" Rowe, 130, and Tiger Grif- defense, his performance being outfiths, 125, of Salt Lake was a good standing mainly because of the manboxing bout in the strict sense of the ner in which he fought every minute term. However, there was little real of the game. Collingham and Bunnel fighting except in the third round played better probably than they; when both boys scored a few good have this year, but it was very evipunches. .The match was called a dent that the B, Y. U. quint was draw. Rowe substituted for Dick much stronger. of Sweet Mine. Captain Nephl Gunderson continAfter dapping hands for a full ued to pile up a great scoring record, round, George Bikakis and Bill but his floor play left much to be dewere thrown out of the ring by sired. He was high point man on both Referee Erin Leonard. teams, scoring 29 counters. Dick Brown, 145 pounds, won a Willey on the firing line and Oakes wide decision over Glen Wfcolsey, 140, at guard were the standout players bout Brown land- for the winners. The freshmen quint in a three-roued some wicked blows and put Wool-se- y played calmly and with an assurance down In the first and third can- developed by their greater experitos, but the latter always came up ence. far more. At half time, the visitors had a In the most interesting fight of the lead. Both teams made 10 points evening. Bun Saxey, 128, and Norris in the third quarter, but in the final Woods, battled through three torrid chukker, the Miners added 22 points rounds to a well received draw ver- to their total as against nine for the dict Scxey knocked Wood down in greenlings. The score: the first round and had him groggy CARBON when the bell sounded. The second G. T. F. P. was almost a repetition of the open- Grecco, rf ,.l er except that Wood had all the best Gunderson, If .14 of it They continued to slam one Bryner, c ..5 another around in the final chukker, Collingham, rg -- .1 .1 Saxey having the edge for the first Bunnel, lg half of the round but Wood coming L. DeAngeles, rf ..0 back strong to even matters up. ..0 T. DeAngeles, lg n Tony Tangaro, 90, won a technical Christensen, rg knockout over Jimmy Simone, 90, in the second round. Harry and Ginger Totals .22 8 1 45 B. Y. U. FROSH put on a good Watkins, three-roudraw in the curtain t ' G. T. F. P. 1 Smart, rf 0 Lyon, If 7 Willey, c GUNDERSON HOLDS .4 1 Slddoway, .2 0 Oakes, lg ..4 1 BIG ADVANTAGE IN Johnson, rf In Utah, a state nationally recog-- f or its basketball spout, It Is a honor for any player to capitate scoring championship for In the person of Captain Gunderson, the Carbon high who has twice won La-n- er Av-er- ett nd 31-- Courtesy Salt Lake Tribune NEFHI GUNDEEBON is honor and who is headed for the urels again. Gunderson scored a total of 201 lints in the eight games Carbon ayed against high school teams up Ltil January 21. This is an average over 25 points per game, and no ubt is a better mark than any oth hoopster in the state. . H x-- ' 13 . nd lastle Dale, Green River Go Into Tie For Second Ranking Central high of Castle Dale and reen River went into a tie Friday second place in the Central dis-HIGH SCORE RACE Region 5. The Castle Dale it downed and Ferron, decision reen River took a 17-Nephl Gunderson, Carbon forward, la the leading scorer In the Carbon-Emer- p Huntington. Blackham was the big gun in Con-el- 's basketball district, according offensive, scoring 22 points, to a tabulation covering all games illpack, with IS counters, was high played to date. Gunderson has made tan for the losers. 30 field goals and eight foul pitches In the Green tilt, for a total of 68 points in three conargensen, clever forward on the tests. Inning team, totaled 22 points. The ' His nearest rival is S. Blackham of scares: Central, who leads the pivot men with 38 counters. Cowley of Carbon and CENTRAL G. T. F. P. Jensen of Central are tied for the guard leadership with 24 points each. However, Cowley will tie unable to participate In any more games, having been declared Ineligible. The individual records are as folof 54-2- 6, 20 River-Huntingt- BASKETBALL RESULTS IN REGION FIVE 45 semi-wind- up on lows: Forwards. Gunderson, Carbon .. Bedier, Green River Klllpack, Ferron Jorgensen, Green River ERRON R. Blackham, Central T. G. P. F. W Hanson, Ferron 2 3 rf Simmons, Huntington k, If T. De Angeles, Carbon . EUson, c Tatton, Central JtOeson, rg Grecco, Carbon r. Ciorge, Ig 1 Edwards, Huntington 0 ixfield, rf L. DeAngeles, Carbon 0 xjyjtak, Ig Jewkes, Central tals 10 14 6 26 Cox, Central Snow, Carbon Bigelow, Green River HUNTINGTON Centers. - - a T. F. P. 4 1 fynmons, rf 5. Blackham, Central ... n 8 4 Inwards, If Bryner, Carbon Uitchett, c l1 4 1 Nelson, Ferron 0 0 :Tyuman, rg Pritchett, Huntington 0 2' 2 Jonard, lg Sada, Green River Guards. Totals g 18 8 , 15 kl . . ; . G. F. P. A0 8 68 16 2 34 11 7 29 12 4 28 11 1 8 8 2 4 8 - 66 4 6 8 8 4 2 8 Totals 6 50 Carbon I. O. F. Hoop Squad Beats Moab The Carbon L O. F. basketball team went to Moab Friday and took the measure of the Grand high school by a score of 33 to 27. At the half, the 2, Price five had a lead of but the Moab boys rallied and played the winners on better than even terms during the last two quarters. Sharp Lee and Johnny Grosso were the leading scorers for the L O. F, the former making 12 points and Grosso hitting the hoop for 10 counters. Bronson was the main cog hi Moabs attack. The score: CARBON L O. F. 19-1- Lee, - rf Central District GREEN RIVER y. ZBdler, fl 0 0 0 2 2 5 .15 3 Jorgensen, lg Cads, e i Smith, rg j agnt lg 0 1 6 4 2 1 4 1 2 0 i- i TMals -- 15 - We carry a full line of supplies The Sun-Advoca- te. 17 7 37 M-M- en Results of Games. Friday. Central 54, Ferron 28. Green River 37, Huntington 20. This Weeks Schedule. Friday. Carbon at Green River. Huntington vs. Central at Castle Game Body Provides Feed For Pheasants, Quail In 2 Counties Dr. H. B. Goetzman, president of Carbon-Eme- ry Fish and Game association, announces that approxi- the mately 20 stations have been established for the feeding of pheasants and quail in the two counties. All dtizena who know of a covey of birds not being fed are asked to advise the game body, so that the fowl may be taken care of. Wherever possible, every sportsman ia urged to cooperate in the feeding program, Inasmuch as the heavy snow Is making it difficult for the birds to obtain feed. According to Dr. Goetzman, the birds readily learn when to come far their feed. At one station, a whistle is sufficient to bring between 400 and 500 birds. CARBONITES TO PLAY AT GREEN RIVER FRIDAY This weeks play in the Central district of Region 5 finds Carbon pitted against Green River on the letters floor and Huntington opposing Central at Castle Dale. Ferron will be Idle. The two games will mark the completion of the first half of the schedule. During the following four weeks, Carbon will play two games at home and two on the road. The Miners schedule for the second half is as follows: February 3, Ferron at Price; February 10, Huntington at Hunting-to- n ;February 15, Central at Castle Dale; February 24, Green River at Price. Equitable Insurance Agency 2 2 We write all kinds of Xunraaes, 3 3 33 Firs, Lightning, Tornado, Croft Bain and Automobile, In ths 6 G. T. F. P. .A 0 0 10 0 ....0 Totals .13 best companies In ths United Btetes. 0 0 ..2 2 2 1 27 Phono and Onr Agent Will Call For Rent Small, modern house. Furnace heat. Garage. Cheap to steady renter. Phone 275. J. BRACKEN LEB, Miupt Brake Bonding, EaS Mala Streai FRICK, UTAH made nr America MTLHANDER8 famous perfect circle, six ply, super deep tread, cord tins. Quality tires, extra tough thick rubber. Insure extra mileage. Greatest tin value ever offend. 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Other state game officers are expected to accompany Mr. Cook. -I - Largest Producers of Coal In Utah ffires-ESatte- ries Hutchinson, Ungerman, Huntington Hilnt, Green River ot United States Fuel Company Affiliated With the United Staten Smelting, Pefhi and Mining Company Collingham, Carbon Central and Seely, Ferron bladder physic. M-M- en Dale. 115 1 1 Jensen, Central Smith, Green River George, Ferron Truman, Huntington Leonard, Huntington Bunnel, Carbon Oveson, Ferron .4- ect 0 10 0 GRAND P. Shafer, rg Andrews, lg Cowley, Carbon T. F. rf sasiflrsa!- - sen-Sor-d- IT rC sracsiMSsars G. T. F. P. s 0 0 12 Grosso, If Mclntlre, c Roberts, rg Bonomo, lg 23 Totals ..... 19 18 16 Bronson, rf 16 Walker, If 15 Day, c -- the mu- of the Carbon aohool is now pedal meeting of Ut hill and skiing nicipal coasting at proving to be a popular rendezvous iWW and for lovers of winter sports. Both children and adults in large number have been attracted to the hill, which was constructed this year by the city. Business firms handling sporting goods report that the Increasing Interest In the ski sport is having a decidedly beneficial effect on business. H. Skidmore. deThe other two seadoo wifi be pothecononlc, of to a study voted WELLINGTON MUTUAL FIVE of the WINS FROM SPRING CANYON litical and social aspects Dr. Elbert D. Thomas, of Utah, will be one of defeated The Wellington the speakers. the Spring Canyon Monday evening In a stake Mutual league Canyon game by a score of 23 to 16. Branch .ton was the only Spring JJth and Draper were the leading point player who could hit the tioop Hu getters for the winners, contributing any degree of consistency. 19 counters between them. Living- - 10 points. vy snows of the past week, last-quar- ter Newell B. 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