Show Friday January Harry’s 27 T1IE CARBONICLE 1956 Sports Parade The Carbon high school Dinosaurs revenged their first league defeat by garnering an astounding 42 to 39 victory over Spanish Fork last Friday Although Carbon made some errors they were able to keep the Dons from capitalizing on them The hoys who showed up exceptional 'y well for Carbon were Dick Ji'dd Art Jeanselmc Jim Bcrtcl-iie-- n Albert Barnett Darrell Ber- mnn and Gary Bliss High scorers for Carbon were Dick Judd and Albert Barnett with 15 and 12 points respectively Carbon now has one win and one loss in league play Provo and Springvillc arc tied for first place wlh two wins and no losses 32 Page Three SCORING STAR SINGER SEWING CONTEST STAGED it was Carbon 68 Snow 62 os the final gun sounded Saturday Carbon traveled to Snow for a return game and lost a thriller in overtime play The final score was 64 to 63 Outstanding players for Carbon were Johnson DalPontd ami Sweeney The league standing is as follows: Won Lost 5 Ricks 0 The Singer Sewing Centers In the United States and Canada are sponsoring a sewing contest Girls entering the contest must be 18 years or younger Only dresses or sportswear made in a Singer sewing classroom between January 2 and April 27 may be entered There will also be a Singer Essay contest For the dressmaking contest the prizes are: First $25000 in cash second $10000 in cash third $5000 in cash fourth in cash fifth $1000 in cash There will be five additional prizes of $500 each An expense paid five-da- y trip to New York will be given the finalists of 33 a Boise m m Northwest Nazarene Carbon Dixie Weber C S U Snow 4 4 2 1 1 0 I 0 1 4 2 3 3 5 $2-0- Carbon's wrestling squad conCarbon College's Golden Eagles tried their hand at some more of tinued their winning streak by the ICAC's stiff competition this downing the Pleasant Grove week 'incy played remarkable squad They met a little misforba’I Friday ami downed Weber by tune however when they were a considerable margin but they defeated by Payson high school met misfortune Saturday night in a very close match Coach Cowley said "My boys when Ricks of Rcxburg Idaho invaded Price Ricks hit a great have vastly improved and I expercentage of their shots while pect great things from them in Carbon’s Eagles just couldn’t find the near future" Good luck from the student the range The final score was 79-5body! tabulated as 6 regions Essay contest awards are — First $2500 in cash or a two-we- ek trip to London Paris and Rome for two second $1000 in cash or a two-wetrip to Bermuda for two third $500 in cash fourth $250 in cash Six additional prizes of $100 or ek a Singer portable sewing machine will be awarded Outstanding players for Carbon were John Jorgensen ALBERT BARNETT Kent DO YOU KNOW YOUR TEAMSt Carvel and Johnson John Sweeney Albert "Peaches" Barnett CarJorgensen was high point man honors bon’s hopeful for with 33 points for the two nights is center the and captain of plays is the He team the top scorer of The Carbon high Dinos traveled the “workhorse” is and team the to Oran last Friday to play the 6 inches and 6 feet Albert stands Lincoln high school boys is extremely agile for his size Coach Wilson’s boys were evidently over optimistic since they NEW SONGIEEADER were overpowered by a cellar-rate- d Lincoln by a 41 to 28 score Tryouts for songleadcr were High point man was Chad Moon held last Tuesday to determine with 11 points Chad is a returnshould who replace Darlene Denfrom last year High ing who nison recently moved to Salt scorer for Carbon was Judd with Lake City 7 points A number of girls tried out beThe league standing is as fol- fore the student council ami other Just Try Our Good Food Fresh — Tasty — and Always So Good To Please Your Desire! 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