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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1954
Page
12
A humorous clipping reports the UHS Utes clinching the division title amid a playful take on pie eating and trivia about Americans. The piece blends light quotes and a Thomas Edison quip, noting a nationwide pie production and consumption figure.
Lynn's Mobil Service ball team won first place in the second annual Cold Medal Tournament sponsored by Uintah high school Varsity Club. A gold trophy and basketball medals were awarded. Western Life, Rangely Oilers, and others earned silver medals and a consolation trophy went to Hidland Dery. Outstanding player Ken Sowards of Western Life was chosen. proceeds fund red shirts for Ute basketball at Provo Stay Class tournament. Lynn's Mobil defeated Western Life 50 to 48 in the final. several players and officials are listed among participants.
Uintah High School gym hosts a boys basketball clash as the Pappooses defeat Altamont 34 to 30 with Unitah top scorer Johnny Murray totaling 16 points. Game notes show quarter scores 6 41 0 20 and Altamont 12 10 22 8.
Warm spells lure many anglers to Utah waters open to year round fishing. State wardens caution on regulations and clarify license rules through April 16, 1954. Residents and non residents must have licenses, define angling, and list legal baits. Carp permitted by legal means on specified waters with certain methods allowed. Weekend visitors include Mr and Mrs Don Truman and their family, Lynn, David John Ann and Sandra. Truman manages Modern Drug in Roosevelt.
The Ashley Farmers Union Cooperative offers a patronage refund that automatically makes a buyer a member once the credit reaches $25. This policy ties refunds directly to membership in the cooperative.
A Bridgeland line of five people including Mary Ankapont Unea Sam, a Ute Indian woman, died in a Friday crash on U S Highway 40 four miles west of Myton when the car overturned at 7 15 p m. Four others were injured Winne fred Wisket 50 Bob Sitting Hawk 18 Marshall Colorow 15 and Morita Colorow 21 all of Bridgeland. Funeral services were held Tuesday at noon in the Bridgeland LDS Ward Chapel.
Babson laments widespread delinquency and declines in reading and arithmetic in public and private schools. He blames lenient teaching and parental laxity, cites failing prep schools and college admissions, and urges standards reform to produce capable leaders. Continued on Page 12.
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