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Show JTL. b'T-T- i TAGS TWO TOff AND MON GOOD STARTS LAST Friday, the thirteenth, proved to be a lucky day for the Carbon high baa ketball warrior, for it marked the first time in history that Carhon ever defeated the Central high of Castle Dale on their own floor. The score was twenty-on- e to twelve. Two truck-loa- d of student and several ear accompanied the team to the Emery county town and the hall wax filled to capacity. Over three hundred attended the contest, which mighty fine showing for a place the size of Castle Dale. Student of both schools showed a great deal of school spirit and the yelling was kept up throughout the game with cueh volume that the loud official whistle eould hardly be heard. The game was without a doubt the best ever played in Region 5 in many a season and the sportsmanship of all of the player was of the first class. Very few fouls were called and those were of the unintentional variety and were purely accidental The second half of play was much faster than the first and provided the fans with many thrills. Carbon led at the end of the first half by a thirteen to six score, but the second was not so onesided for the winners, as Central came back and held Carbon to eight to six. Carbon took the lead at the opening of the game and was never headed, although Central tied the eonnt at two all, early in the first quarter. At one time the score stood fifteen to ten for Carbon and things did not look at all bright for the visitors. Kay, however, got busy and made a basket and two foul pitches which practically cinched the game for Carbon. Arthur e played a wonderful game for the winners and was responsible for four baskets and one foul. He was under the weather and was' not expected to play much of the ame, but he stayed in until the final whistle. Gene Pressett played as good a came at guard as eould be expected from a high school player. Hia nisrding was almost perfect and time after time he wot the ball away from two men as they came down the floor to the Central basket. Gob's great exhibition was responsible in a large way for the low score for Central. Walter Kay as usual played a strong game. Kay has recovered fully from his tonsil operation and is expected to be a big power in the success of Carbon, lie started out With scoring four bas- -. keta and three fouls, giving him hiwh honors for the game and a tie for first place honors in the section. If he ran stay in all the games this sea-- son he should pull down high scoring honors with little trouble. Wahl and Hanson played a fine floor game and although they were held scoreless they played a big part in Carbon's virtorv. Hanson was in every play and Wahl looked very good considering it was r his first league game. Roberts, and Stevens were ineligible for the contest and Carbon was praetical-withoany substitutes. With these three men back for the next contests Carbon will be well fortified with subs, which has been a big handicap in past years. ' Captain Perry Jewkes of the losers was the big star for his team. He played a great game at center and with very little aid from hia mates he scored two baskets. Bott, a veteran a'amunted SfalSd and i'a . Jcan-selm- y. , x V ' F: 'f. V: i !T. i:. i!- U v - s B Mi trouble. The home team did not seem to ho able to get going and seemed at a loss as to what to do next, while the visitors played a smooth, machinelike frame. Young, jit forward for the winners, waa the star of the contest, getting five bssketa from the field end a foul. He waa closely followed by Nielsen, elongated center, who registered four field baskets. Both men played a splendid floor gsrnei. II. Madsen and D. E. William of Priee handled the event as officials and their decisions met with the approval of both 'teams, coaches and fans. The score : FERRON 0. T. F.P. 2 3 2 9 Ijesley, rf .... Larsen, If Brain, c Peterson, r ........ Killiisrk, lx Henry, If 10 FUAT 0. W. (STUBBY) FETER8EN By I OFF GET Zir-ke- d BASKETBALL STANDING OF THE TEAMS Section A, Region 5. (Wrhon llnnlbixton IVntral Ferron Won. Lost, Pet. 1 0 1.000 1 0 1.000 0 0 1 1 .000 .ooo LAST FRIDAY'S GAMES at Castle Dale. Iluntinxton 19, Ferron 13, at Perron. Touts (Carbon 21, (Vntrsl 12. THIS WEEKS GAMES Kcrron at Price. Central at Huntington. HUNTINGTON O. T. F. P. Bllll ... Young, rf ........ Henry, If .... Neilson, c Oordon, rg ........ O. Arnold, Ig ..... 0 4 0 0 CARBON AND FERBON TO MEET Leonard, Ig ...... 0 AT PRICE TONIGHT 9 1 1 Totals Ferrnn and Carbon higha will tanBRIGHAM YOUNG COUGARS AND gle on the loeal floor at 8 o 'clock this ' MONTANA BOBCATS in should what (Friday) evening prove to be a fast game. Perron and PROVO, Jan. 16. Brigham Young Carbon each beat Green River on and the Montana Bobcats are Cougars floors their own by practically the to meet in the historic old Y gym- came scores 'and past performances how the teams to be about equal in nssium Fridav and Saturday nights, 20th and 21at, to battle for strength. The local five baa been January in the western division of upremaey week hard this in storking anticipation of a tough battle. Ferron had the Rocky Mountain Conference Basan off night last Friday against the ketball league. These will be the first of the season of conference Huntington aggregation and did not games calibre and ought to pack the gymnasearns up to tho expectations of fans Officials of the down that way and the players are ium to the roof. school there be plenty of will say anxious to got baek in the running room for all if they have to put in a again. Carbon will have a decided ad- double deck of seats. Montana state vantage in that the game will be play- won the western division and the ed at Price. The gym here is small and is quite a handicap to the other Rocky Mountain conference chamschools who play on larger floors. pionship last year and are reported Ferron baa two regular players that to be stronger than ever with the adwere put out of the. Huntington game dition of another Ward from Southbecause of eligibility rules, who will ern Utah. With the addition of at eenter and Cooper at guard, lie back in for the game tonight and Brigham Yonng is certainly stronger their addition will strengthen the than the team waa last year. The size team considerably. Ferron has the and strength of these two giants were same five men who represented the school last year back in harries again mourned for last year when an unusually small team had to meet the large this season. Carbon will present a somewhat players of the other three institutions this side of the Rockies. different lineup than the one whieh onCoach Roberts will likely start played against Central last week. at center, Wright and C. fikou-so- n Roberts will be out tried in a Stanley at forward and Cooper and Rowe guard position as he looked very good at guard. These five men have been in nractice games. He is a big fellow and has another year at the sport. working well together and will be in show the fans some fast basChidester may also get to see a little shape to ketball. Though Montana is doped to action at guard. Captain Jeanselme win the conference again this year, has been ill all week with tonsilitis the Cougars are hojieful of splitting and may be unable to enter the fray. doubleheader at least by If he is unable to take part Floyd this coming one if not both of yut games. taking Stevens, a fine floor man, will be us- The have a slight advantage ed in his stead. Wahl will be shifted in Cougars the games at home. In adplaying to a forward berth along with Hansen dition to the players named Coach E. and should go well in that position. L. has a fast Roberts of ' will b. hi. oU Pl. p'w. in Lob IWU ; ."t r.! years. Humbf to see Why should winter, that seven and blustering season, yet be the perennial breeder of a hearty and tingling cheer f To avoid asking another, you should be told that this rigorous season gives mankind the chance each year (o reassert s strong faith in itself. The north wind may blow, and we may hare snow, but that is no reason for despondency it is, in fact, a supreme cause for rejoicing in a young strength that does not shrink from wintry weather. Long before the Pilgrim Fathers set foot on Plymouth Rock, the French-Canadia- n colonists had settled Quebec. Here they started the custom of winter sport carnivals during the months when blizzards and frozen SL Lawrence would diminish travel. The snowshoe and toboggan of the Indian JACK DEMPSEY rt i: i I but."11 women were as strong for the One advantage of going to chuck! day as the men are there on Sunday morning is the pews dont! would he a lot of dirty' dishes around jolt, skid, climb a telephone pole or the house every night turn turtle. , t L T Hver ef lol Stan-dardvil- le -- i s!f If the eight-ho- ur Ta - a'Jme0 forty mile stages, attracts dog mashers like the veteran and the young St. Godard who last yeari race. These two drr have become North Americas bols of wiry age and supple youth last year KtJMS WtfiEl .ffe snow-covere- slide arc the main carnival gnmsdi Thousands of visitors from the Unit ed States engage in the sports and i the old Norman observance of Christ mas and the dawn of the new yen During the last week in Febnur comes the annual international sled derby. This race of a hui and twenty miles, coyered in bk .t 0Win " an equal in the region when it come. Z h" to playing eenter, and if he can get to eaffe Porter play every minuie of every game he!""' Rl'eVe are brth relief ee"- should eop the high scoring honors of j J .. this seetion. Young of Huntington is ) giving him a close nee and will make fflCK LAURIS IS BACK FROM the going hard, as will also hia team HARVARD UNIVERSITY mate, Jeanselme. Ed Crawford from Castle Dale will Nick Lauris of Standardrille, forhe mer star athlete at the Carbon high and a graduate of the class of 1923, the returned this week from Cambridge, ,he finc howinR m',e Mass., where he has been attending contwt-thc Harvard University for the past year new at the game, tral player. will improve jre a lot before the season HUNTINGTON DEFEATS FERRON and a half. Lauris will work at until next September, when is over and will, be a hard outfit to he will again resume his studies. j Jack Dempseys nnme is bulling IN FAST CONTEST up beat in another few weeks. The ofWhile at Harvard he won the middle- I in print again pretty often. (What ficiating uf Ed Crawford and Keith upset the dupe bucket weight boxing championship. Among the result will lie is hard to imagine, 8egmillrr was the best seen at Cas- lastHuntington Ferron bis opponents were two members of j The other day he started light train-- , by defeating Friday night . ; both men Dale and time in a tle long a nineteen to the Harvard football team and the ing in his gymnasium at Lis Angeles handled the gam? in fine sha,. TheiV" t,hB la,tl,r Ferron seemed off middleweight champion of Canada in j probably with some fight in view, but ' score of the contest : in its bakot shooting .and did not the amateur ranks, lie received a he has already stated that there would CENTRAL game, according to heantiful gold medal for his feat. I lie no elimination fights for him. AnK. T. I. play a very goodhave lieen playing in While at the Carhon high Lauris won other crark at Tnnney would be fine, II. KaniiiuMNon, rf rexirts, as they Hotts, If practice tilts. Huntington presented the state middleweight and the light hut with no preliminary steps. It Jewkes, e defense and Ferron heavyweight championships and was s tight five-ma- n Seely, nc .Bad weather UM-- to bring a lull in couldn't through to the has- - a member of the state championship get d'juxt lxOlsen, baekfenee done 1924. ket. All the team football in of the this gossip, but with the teleof by rf scoring People Bradley, was the result of baskets hy connty will lie glad to hour of his re- phone a rumor gets spread around latter R 7 2 12 Leslie and Brain and a foul Totals pitch turn as he was always a great favor- whether the rlolhcs gel hung up or CARBON some ite among sport followers. Paterson. did He will not. by Huntington T. fcul work and neat their floor amateur enter the championboxing passing Hanson, rf our old fashioned kid hud to wear was fast, although quite rough. The ships at Balt Lake City next month Jeanselme, If ...... out his dad s emdown rlotliers, but e Kay, Huntington five is the largest team and if he is successful in his endeavlYnwett, rg ....... in the region ami their plavra tower-- 1 ora up there he will enter the national i the modern youngster just docs away ... Wahl, lx ed over the Ferron men and eould eon- - championships in the Plant and try this patience. trol the ball at the tipoff without any out for a place oh the Olympic team.1 Birth announcement curd. Thc Sun ut then entered sporting life as did the ski of the Norwegian in later years. On the whole the character of winter sports has changed very little during these centuries. A new winter game is Indian golf. In this game the player uses how, arrows and targets instead of clubs, balls and holes. But the outstanding feature of Quebecs winter season comes in the week from Christmas to New Years. 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