Vernal Tops Myton In Basin League Thriller 13-9
Vernal upset Myton 13-9 as the underdog rallied from an early deficit in Basin League action. Yack Woodbury homered and doubled for Vernal while Asa Johnson limited Myton to seven hits, aided by 13 Myton errors. Myton led 5-0 before Vernal’s five-run sixth inning swung the game, leaving Vernal in second place behind Myton in first-half standings. Second-half play starts Sunday with Uchesne at Vernal. winner claims league crown and Basin tournament berth.
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Vernal
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Levan
Fights Slated Here July 2 At Imperial Hall
Imperial Hall hosts wrestling and boxing card on July 2 promoted by Orvel Hullinger. Main event features Hullinger vs Gypsy Joe in a two out of three falls wrestling match. undercard includes Ernest Lopez vs Butch Gose in six rounds and multiple preliminary bouts with local fighters.
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Yey
Neegrali
Orvel Hullinger
Gypsy Joe
Texas
Ernest Lopez
Lapoint
Butch Gose
Float fishing grows from kindergarten angling to scientific method
Outdoor writer Joe Bates Jr asserts float fishing has evolved into a scientific method for trout and other game fish, pairing with fly rod and spinning gear. Floats aid long casts and depth control, letting anglers cover more water and keep lures moving naturally in current.
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Joe Bates, Jr
Ventura Couple Tour and Aviation Club Party
Mr and Mrs Bob Edwards of Ventura California visited Infernal from Wednesday to Saturday last week stopping here during a trip through four western states Edward's Ada Jensen returned to visit her mother Mary Jensen and friends they attended an aviation club party The couple had earlier spent a week with Bob Edwards parents Roy and Mary Edwards in Perry Oklahoma
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Ada Jensen
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Mary Jensen
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Canyon
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Roy Edwards
Perry
Okla
Opening Utah fishing season brings cautious optimism
Utah fish and game director Ross Leonard says spring run-off tapering will improve fishing for the season. Reports show bright openings in some areas and low action in others as 100 000 fishermen were expected on lakes. High waters and stocking boosted opening, with patrols and arrests noted near Uintas. high lakes and streams expected a banner year.
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Ross Leonard
Utah Fish and Game
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Fish Lake
Ben
State Field and Game Department
Uinta
O Mars
Wyoming
Maeser and Naples Ladies Win Close League Openers
Maeser and Naples shared early league leadership after close wins Wednesday at Jaycee Park. Naples beat Glines 15 14 in extra innings as Grace Manning homered, while Maeser toppled Vernal First in a high scoring affair. Vernal Second and Vernal Third won earlier round games to finish the first day with mix results.
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Vernal Secon
Raven Oil Co officers named after Uintah meeting
W H Siddeway of Vernal reelected president of Raven Oil Co in Uintah Bank building. E G Steacy named vice president R A Bryson secretary treasurer and A Brigman plus George A Merkley named directors. Carter Oil Ruth Nelson No 1 near Vernal halted for seals. drilling to 8500 feet to reach Mesa Verde. Seismograph team from Roosevelt to Gillette Wyoming supports Carter Stanolind tests on Indian land north of Ft Duchesne. Standolind reps unavailable.
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Raven Oil Co
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A. Brigman
George A. Merkley
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Utah Oil Drilling Expands Near Rangely and Farson
Reports detail Pure Oil Co. pushing a 14,000 foot well and moving a large rotary rig 25 miles east of Farson to test depths. Pacific Western Oil Co. and Equity Oil Co. share land in Grand County as 9000 foot targets and 180 mile Rangely Salt Lake pipeline progress unfold with new pumping stations and refinery connections. Utah Motor beats Ashton’s in a roller of errors 16-15 as Cliff Caldwell blasts a go ahead homer in the ninth. Mrs. Hyrum Calder and family return from Portland. Mrs. Stratford hosts kin. Mrs. Mackay travels to San Antonio for her mother’s operation.
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Grand County
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Standard Oil Line
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Ashton
Utah Motor
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Proclamation Declares Rodeo Days in Vernal 1948
Vernal Mayor BH Stringham proclaims June 24 to July 17 as Rodeo Days. Citizens urged to wear western attire and allow beards to enhance the rodeo atmosphere while supporting the event deemed the finest yet in Uintah Basin. Community turnout requested to boost publicity and tourism.
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Vernal
Rodeo Committee
Uintah
Basin
Stringham
Vernal Traveler Miss Winona Massey Heads West
Miss Winona Massey leaves Vernal Monday with Dr and Mrs Hoyt of Provo for an extended trip. They plan to tour the Black Hills of Dakota and the Great Lakes region before Rochester Minnesota where Mrs Hoyt will receive medical treatment.
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Winona Massey
Gratitude for Sympathy After Loss of son Scott
James A. Simmons and family express sincere thanks for kind expressions of sympathy and assistance during the bereavement and loss of their son and brother Scott.
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Scott
James A. Simmons
Irrigation Water Board Formed for Orth and South Vernal
The Irrigation Water Board of Orth and South Vernal Precincts names O. H. Wall as chairman and members Henry Schaefermeyer Royce Mowrey Thurmar Rasmussen and Jay Turner to assist ditch manager Lamar Thacker in enforcing fair water regulation. Water turns began June 15 and all users are urged to cooperate.
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Orth and
South Vernal Precincts
O. H. Wall
Henry Schaefermeyer
Royce Mowrey
Thurmar Rasmussen
Jay Turner
Lamar ‘Thacker
Thacker
Notice to Creditors in Wallace Calder Estate
Notice to creditors in the estate of Wallace Calder deceased to present claims with vouchers to Hugh W. Folton attorney at Vernal Utah on or before August 23 1948 May H Calder Executive Estate of Wallace Calder.
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Hugh W.,folton
Vernal
Utah
May H. Calder
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