| Show ) Pag Four Wednesday May 9 1962 CARBON COLLEGE GOLDEN EAGLE The Sports Casters Regis to Become Carbon High Coach by CLAUDE and ORLANDO Carbon College Goden Eagles launched the 1962 baseball wars with a double setback at the hands of the Mesa Mavericks The Mesa teams banded Carbon a 15--5 defeat in the opener and a 0 setback in the nightcap Both ball games were played at the Mavericks home grounds in Grand Junction Colorado ' The BYU varsity baseballers clashed head-o- n with the Eagles at Provo as the Cougars handed the Eagles 18-- 1 and 20-- 0 thrashings These games were closer than the score may Indicate as key errors led to big innings for the Cougars and they put both games out of reach — C C — saw 7 Mesa team travel to Helper to meet the Saturday April the Eagles in a twin bill In the first game the Eagles led 2 at the end of five thanks to a two-ru- n homer by Frank Compagni Carbon catcher However the lead was short lived as Mesa scored 10 runs in the final two frames to defeat Carbon 12-- 3 In the night cap Bob Fratto engaged in a tight pitching duel with two Mesa hurlers The Mavericks scored the only runs of the contest as they blanked the Eagles 0 Fratto limited Mesa to just four hits but Carbon could manage only a single by Dick Robb off the offerings of Mesa's pitchers — C C — The Carbon College baseball team opened ICAC conference play by traveling to Cedar City and St George to play College of Southern Utah Thunderblrds and Dixie Rebels respectively The first double-headat Cedar City saw superb pitching combined with poor Carbon fielding saw CSU sweep a twinbill by the scores of 18--1 and 1 Poor fielding broke up tight ball games in both instances The following day the Eagles were hosted by Dixies Rebels Good Eagle pitching and a tight defense led Carbon to a sweep of the doubleheader by the tunc of 1 and 2 This doublcheader sweep enabled the Eagles to even their conference record at 2 — C C — Carbon College's baseball team by sweeping six straight games is currently tide for the top spot with CSU Both teams have 2 records in conference play and ixth have defeated each other in doubleheaders Carbon is currently on an eight game winning streak and has only a doublehcader against Snow College at Ephraim remaining on the conference schedule April 20 saw Carbon host Snow in an afternoon doublohoador John Candelaria and Richard Regis pitched Carbon to 4 and 10-- 0 victories over the Badgers The following Thursday Carbon hosted Dixie Collog? in a doublcheader Superior Eagle hitting led Carbon to turn victories by 6 and 14-- 7 Friday afternoon saw the Eagles avenge earlier loses to the College of Southern Utah by thumping the Thunder-bird- s 0 and 13-- 2 Fine hitting led by Chico Compagni and Bob Fratto and good defensive play combined with good pitching by John Candelaria and Bob Fratto enabled the Eagles to climb into a first place tie with the Thundcrbirds With two games remaining to be played by each team the standings are Carbon 2 CSU 2 Dixie 8 Snow 8 Larry Regis Jr will end his job as Carbon College one-ye- ar 9-- Kil-foy- le 3-- 4-- All er I TALKED To MIS MCftHEfc OVER I KNOW IS THE 8-- 7-- phone AND SHE BARKED AT ME 5-- 2-- 8-- 7-- 8-- Eligibility Ruling Affects Grade Average A new eligibility ruling affecting Carbon College has been inaugur- ated this quarter Hie new ruling will raise the scholastic average for students who engage in school activities from a D to a C grade Coaches Select 9-- 8-- 8-- 2-- 2-- ICAC All - Stars For ’61 -- ’62 Season Coaches of schools in the Intermountain Collegiate Athletic Conference recently selected three teams Four regulars on the 1961-6- Carbon College Golden Eagle basketball team gained mention Doug Powell Carbon’s leading scorer rated a birth on the first team Paul Blaser was selected on the second team while Reid Pace and Ron Henderson were placed on the third team Listed on the first team along with Powell were Gus Johnson of Boise Ron Thomas of Weber Nolan Statt of Ricks and Dave Erickson of Dixie Selected on the second team besides Blaser were Larry Dehlin of College of Southern Utah Jerry TTace of Weber Charlie Buckner of Snow and Ron Hansen of Boise Rounding out the third team along with Pace and Henderson were Mike Garrett of Weber Randy Guidingcr of Ricks and Lamar Rugh of CSU Coaches making the selections Carl were Geo Petty CSU Blanklcy Boise Brick Parkinson Ricks Bill Peterson Carbon Darwin Woodbury Snow Ray Dixie and a representaWeber College from tive all-st- ar 2 Intramural volleyball camo to a close this week Title was claimed by the Perspolis Team which ran through tho entlro schedule unde- feated The team is composed of a group of foreign students who showed outstanding team play and sportsmanship in tho scheduled games Team members are David Darboni Houshang Morsall Houshang Kashizadeh Moe Golavar Ben Hur Namatinla and Karim BagherL Tho name Perspolis belonged to that of tho past capital city of Persia which was burned by Alexander tho Great about 2000 years ago Tho team represented both their country and their nationality very well and Is was nice to have them participate In the tourney Save HJp to 75 Ibis ruling will include all Choir Members Tour Three Stales choir members parspring choir tour of several Utah Idaho and Wyoming citites last Sunday Monday and A cappella ticipated in a Tuesday Frank Postma director of the organization led the group which traveled via private car Special musical numbers were RCA WHIRLPOOL DRY presented by a trumpet trio — Laird Hartman Terry Zupon and Richad Holdaway an instrumental trio consisting of Jim Bowns Tom Black and Dave Halladay the faculty quartet — Dr Claude Burtenshaw Peter Myer Frank Postma and Dean Wengreen OK RUBBER WELDERS and SERVICE BEELINE Save on Your Gas Oil NEW and Tire Needs — USED — FOR ALL YOUR WMB BUYING SHOP AT remmurcurs UDo It Yourself It’s Ready CLEANER Don't Forget to Register for the Cosh 'PRIZE Drawing Every Week M Seme® — One mist IN PRICE DO YOUR DAUNDRY AT THE SAME TIME 441 EAST FIRST NORTH RECAPS Price lbs (or $ Mce Services 175 South Carbon Ave En-glestc- ad It’s Amazing It’s Easy! And in Just One Hour ath- letic events and differs from the present ICAC ruling in which participants must carry at least 10 cedit hours and attain a D average This ruling applies to all student activities in which student body funds are used on YonrUDry Cleaning With the football and baseball coach at the the current school year (Mr Regis has been named head football and baseball coach at Carbon High School The announcement was made by J Grant superintendent of the Carbon County School District Mr Regis is to replace Jackson Jewkes as head coach Mr Jewkes will continue to teach at Carbon High but asked ot be relieved of his coaching duties Mr Regis is a graduate of Carbon High School where he participated in various athletic events He attended Carbon College for two years before enrolling at BYU in Provo where he majored in physical education He graduated from BYU in 1957 with a BS degree after seeing considerable action on the football squad in the backfield Coach Regis also acted as a physical education instructor on the Carbon College faculty At Carbon College Coach Regis led the Eagles’ football and baseball teams to very successful seasons While employed at Carbon College he did much to sell Carbon College to students throughout the state A successor to Mr Regis has not yet been named close of Black North of Main Street on 4th East Around the Comer |
