| Show race Four TIIE CARBONICLE § Pamirs An experienced senior team ant a promising junior group tumcc out for Carbon high's foolbal team this year Heavier by far than last year’s group the sum pigskin players mcr-strcngthcn-cd arrived early on August 25 to don the Blue and White of Car bon’s gridiron First to arrive were the three Fausctt musketeer Bcndall and Gonzales Phil Fausctt will bo regular quarterback for the season with Pat Bcndall and Manuel Gonzales taking over the starting halfback spots Following the captains in receiving their suits were many seniors who will play major roles in Carbon's march to state honors After receiving uniforms the following seniors prepared to play their last year of high school ball Carl Morley Sonny Sneddon Ralph Kcele Chuck Christensen Earl Marra Phil Gorishck Gary Wilson Richard Fausctt Gary Fowler Ben Jewkes Ronnie Reid Fred Regis and Paul Andrews The majority of the seniors have at least four Carbon high games on their experience list This year’s junior team boas experience via the junior high circuit and also a good weight percentage With these two factors in their favor they will have the seniors battling for their positions The following junior boys received their equipment: Richard Fail Stan Crocco Kent Frandscn Craig Jeanselmc Gerald Marchcl-lRobert Golding Jerry Jewkes Arlon Mecham Jerry Stultz Larry Brundagc Bill Iligby Terry Ager Wayne Reid Walter Weight Joe Jewkes Byron Stoddard Rog er Bean and Elmer Richards The Dinosaurs had what seems to be their usual bad breaks when they lost Gary Bliss George Kalat zos and Kent Lindsey to pre- season injuries George who suffered shoulder injuries and Gary who gained a hand injury because of activity away from the field were slated as starters Kent received a badly injured knee at scrimmage Although bad luck has taken its yearly toll of the Carbon team Coach Jackson Jewkes is very optimistic about things at the “Dino- saur Jungle" Grand Junction’s seemingly in vincible Tigers turned in their us ual yearly performance Friday September 7 by once again beating the Dinos to the tunc of 20 to 6 Although the score seems to tell a different story spectators at the game saw a highly rated Colorado team fearful of losing the game many times The superb playing of the Carbon team during the first half had the fans remembering the lush years g of '51 but the shattered all illusions the Dino lovers may have had First quarter play showed the Dinosaurs feeling their oats as they pushed the Grand Junction lads around the field however toward the end of the first half and most hard-playin- Junc-tionit- by Pappas the Tiger's offensive grew stronger and stronger After the boys of the Black and Orange seemed to gain their reserve it was soon evident that the game would be merely a replay of last year's game Even though Carbon lost it's “terrible trio” in the person of it’s three turned in outstanding performances Fau-settpassing which clicked to Morley at times and the ground-gaininruns by Bcndall who had a little bad luck in holding the ball and Gonzales who made Carbon's only points had the fans on the edge of their scats The trio's work was supplemented by juniors Frandscn and Jewkes who did a fine job at fullback Stan Crocco NotrcDamc's contribution to the Carbon crew turned out a finish od performance as defensive halfback Phil (Greasoy) Gorishck Carbon's terrible tackier and the scourge of the Tiger line as he stopped the Tiger's drive many times Other ball players who furthered Carbon’s defensive cause were Regis Sneddon and Wilson This game tied Grand Junction with Carbon in the number of games each has won during the series they have been playing since 1913 Both teams now have a total of eight wins to their credit Opinions of the Grand Junction Game by the coach and are as follows: Coach Jewkes: “Game showed ’s be-ba- “High V” — at — BBoyadk’s Price Utah to get suits were Mike Dmitrich and Willie Dixon who will the Carbon team for the ’56 season Thirty-fiv- e other hopefuls received suits and will be fighting for two starting booths Art Jean sclmc Jcddy Morley and Joe Frat to will be fighting for the quarterback spot The other backficlc men are Johnny Martinez Ton Tasker Sam Stoddard Paul Carr Mike Markakis Doug Easton George Rcidcl Jay Mabrito Bob McKinney and Richard Stark At end will be Kirk Alger Jim Reid Russell Karl Holda-waand Dan Bent Holding down the line will be Mike Himonas Tom Kiahtipes Gilbert Stark Bob Henderson Jcrrold Broderick Gordon Ilorrocks Mario Lopez Dean King Harry Halamandaris Gordon Best Nick Kalatzcs PeeVVee Piaz Elvin Juliano Albert Faure Amadeo Bcacco and Jim Peterco-capt- Bcr-telso- son Emmett Rodrigues a returning regular halfback also received a suit and was told that many things were expected of him by Coach White liie Carbon squad this year is larger and has more material than any other group in the past ten years Carbon claimed its first victory of the season when its team visited and conquered the Montrose Indians of Colorado The aerial at tack clicked clicked and clicked again as the Dino team ran up a score of Carbon 20 Montrose 6 Tbe first score came early in second quarter as the Dinothe team half in first potential and mistakes In second so in my saurs moved from about the f opinion it was a profitable game” to a TD Fausett's phenomenal Manuel Gonzales: "Nobody was passing to “Stickey Fingers" Morin shape and Junction had a good ley and Bcndall’s PAT gave Carteam as usual When we were bon an edge which would have beaten by Junction the boys start- been sufficient to offset the single ed getting in shape and will be tally which the Indians seato beat the rest of the rang up in the third quarter A1 hard son" though ahead by one point the crew was not satisfied Carbon Phil Fausctt: "Losing the game Gonzales passed to Iligby to raise was better for us than winning it score the to 13-- 6 The third score because the first half showed we were better than they were the was gained when Fausctt connectsecond half showed we weren’t in ed with Gonzales with a beautiful condition to keep up and losing pass to raise the score to 19 Benthe game told us we needed to de- gali's kick after touchdown gave them their last point of the game velop what we have If we had The “terrible trio” performed in won the game we would probtheir Although ably have relaxed in our training" all theusual fine style team played well Manuel Pat Bcndall: “It was a good Gonzales seemed to be having his game If Carbon’s boys would get even though he was disapday in better shape they could win a pointed by having a 65 yard run few games” of int A highly rated group of boys turned out for college football this year Looking forward to a good year under a new coach Dick White the Eagle crew looked happy as they received their practice uniforms Some of the first Botvi at SUNNY BOWL es Sunnyside Utah BOWLING — DANCING GOOD EATS Special Rates to Church and School Groups of the second the Carbon attack seemed to run out of gas while Santsen Friday September 21 1958 CALL 9973 § Morley3 Exclusive Jewelers t WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE called back because of an offside were another of the game on the Carbon line Tasker turned in a fine job as In the defense department Gary did Carbon’s tiny 140 pounds fullWilson excelled back Sam Stoddard Jeansclme's Carbon’s players had to com fine quarterbacking and the good mend thefino sportsmanship of the work done by the ends Bcrtleson Indians All in all it was a gooc and Judd were three more points and it may in Carbon's favor Best and Kalatgame Carbon-wis-e zcs turned in a wonderful tackling be a preview of things to come job to help the Carbon cause Fort Lewis A&M eked out a along Coach Dick White made the foltouchdown from a practically perfect defensive Eagle team to win lowing statement: “I was so pleasthe Saturday night game at Car- ed with the boys' showing The bon Hie usually far superior Col- backs had a little trouble finding orado team found things more dif- their holes but we should have ficult this year since they Jus it ironed out and we should have Car- as potent an offense as we have edged past a bon team Although the Aggies a defense” won the game statistic-wis- e the When asked how he felt about Golden Eagles proved their bet- the coming Boise game Coach ters evidenced by the first hal: White replied “It’s a tossup bewhen Carbon led the Aggies in tween Boise and us now This the yards rushed 84 to 34 Even game will show what we can da” hi-lig- much-improv- ht ed though Carbon's team seemed to be the better ball club Colgate's pass to Seale for the only touch down of the gamp proved A&M the winners Hie difficulty of the Carbon backs to find openings prove to be the only thing that held up the Eagle attack Defensively the Eagles were practically perfect as they stopped many spirit ed drives by the Aggies The A&M boys saw tackling in ifigave boys saw real tackling as cocaptains Dmitrich and 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