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Show 1 Legion Stalks Big Prey In Carbon, Shost Contests The Roosevelt American Legion Le-gion basketball team clashes Monday night at 7:30 with Carbon Car-bon Junior college, leaders of the ICAC southern division. Thursday night, Dec. 16, at 9:15 p. m. they will play Fisher's Fish-er's Original Ghosts, winners of 65 games and losers of 2 this season. Both games will be played in the elementary gym. Starring for Carbon will be Geary McCandless, an all-state player at North Emery last year, and Tom Steele, top scorer scor-er in his league for the past two years. Reserved seats for the Carbon college game will go on sale Saturday at 8 a. m. at Uintah Power and Light, Steve and Ned's cafe, and Sinclair Service. Ser-vice. The Ghosts, one of the nation's na-tion's Mp teams, have been touring the United States, Canada, Can-ada, and Mexico regularly since 1932, with the exception of the war years. Top comedian, ball handler, trick shot artist, and all-round clown on the Fisher five is Marvelous Mar-velous Marland Buckner, diminutive dim-inutive 5 ft. 4 in. prankster. At 22, Marland captains the Ghosts, and is generally conceded con-ceded to be one of the outstanding outstand-ing colored athletes of his generation. gen-eration. Commander Ken Aycock of the Legion announces that fans who held tickets for the Chocolate Choc-olate Co-ed game, scheduled Jan. 28, but never played, can either use them at the Ghost game,' or take their tickets to the Uintah Power and Light office for a refund. |
