UTE Footballers Suffer 45 16 Defeat At Roosevelt
Uintah loses first season game 45 to 16 as Roosevelt’s Roughriders dominate with passing and rushing scoring. Roybal two big receptions and turnovers hinder Uintah while Roosevelt backs Clark Snyder McKinna Galloway Johnson star. Final score 45-16 after a hard-fought contest at Roosevelt.
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Uintah
Roosevelt
Roughriders
Utes
Joe Roybal
Roybal
Ute
Don Snyder
McKinna
Marvin Richardson
Melvin Weeks
Clark
Snyder
Johnson
Galloway
T. D
Bud Jacobson
Galloway Miller
Intah
Tom Snyder
Edward Davis
Lowell Caldwell
Bryce Preece
Ralph Bryson
Danger of Overweight Shortens Life Expectancy
Overweight reduces life expectancy for both men and women. Each additional ten pounds lowers lifespan, and twenty five pounds of extra weight between ages 63 and 50 cuts life expectancy by about 38 percent.
Utes to Meet Altamont at Uintah Park Wednesday
Uintah High School Utes football team plans a Wednesday 7 30 p m home contest against Altamont Longhorns at Jayeve Park under lights. After a setback to Roosevelt Roughriders, Uintah eyes a victory with expected starters including Tom Lowell Caldwell Bruce Preece and Ralph Hryson.
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Ute
Ulintah High School
Altamont Longhorns
Jayeve Park
Roughriders
Rosevelt
Utes
Altamont
Uintah
Roosevelt
Alterrno
Jack Woodbury
Tom Snyder
Edward Davis
Melvin Weeks
Lowell Caldwell
Bruce Preece
Ralph Hryson
Fewer Veterans In College Make Room for Others
CHICAGO. Fewer veterans are applying to colleges, creating more room for other applicants, says Alonzo F. Myers president of the National Conference on Higher Education. He notes colleges still can admit only a fraction of applicants and expects overall growth in entrants. he advocates broader course offerings, including practical trades, to avoid rationing education.
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Chicago
Alonzo F. Myers
National Conference On Higher Education
Myers
Department of Higher Education
New York University
Active high school girls sport program led by Mrs Yates
Louise Peters reports that Marie Yates, new instructor of the girls physical education department, plans an active program for all girls this school year after a state rule requiring three years of physical education. Yates brings experience from Uintah and several universities.
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Marie Yates
State Board of Education
Joyce Chivers
Jean Goodrich
Renee Henderson
Gayla Allred
Sharon Searle
Carrie Aldredge
Mary Ann King
Betty Powell
Carolyn Wallis
Erma Chivers
Beth Bryson
Dorothy Winn
Carrie Calder
Marilyn Price
Marquita Goodrich
Dorothy Dudley
Marie Merkley
Echo Merkley
AlRita Robert
Marjorie Snyder
Deon Chivers
Bonnie Adamson
Twelfifth
Belva Perry
Jackie Mann
Yates
BYU
University of Idaho
Columbia University
USAC
Pilot Error Drives Most Air Crashes, Study Finds
Washington report notes pilot error blames most crashes and outlines steps to reduce them. Key findings from 460 flyers show substitutions and adjustments as common mistakes, with忘 standardizing cockpits and improved training as priority.
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Washington
Air
Air Force
Robert V. Garrett
Civil Aeronaution Goard
Navy
Garrett
Utah Fish and Game Director Announces Packed Hunt Schedule
R L Turpin warns Utah sportsmen to verify hunting licenses and tags before the season. elk deer and waterfowl openings are set from Oct 16 through Dec 7 with special hunts in Manti Cedar mountains and Nov 6 elk hunt. He urges gun safety and proper storage to prevent accidents and losses.
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Utah
Manti
Cedar Mountain
R. L. Turpin
Utah Fish’ and Game Department
Junior Livestock Show President Calls Meeting
Rulon Hacking, president of the Uintah Basin Junior Livestock Show, calls the first meeting for October 8 in the Uintah County Courthouse to elect officers and appoint division committeemen. The event, public and open to 4-H and Future Farmers members with livestock, aims to showcase one of the basin’s finest livestock shows aided by a new show barn expected to house nearly all animals.
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Uintah Basin
Uintah County
Rulon Hacking
Hacking
Farmers of America
Duchesne Airport Awaits Funds
Additional government money will be necessary before bids are set on Duchesne airport improvement work. State engineer TT. B. Patterson and district airport engineer H. D. Bean conferred last week with Duchesne Mayor George C. Kohl and voiced assurance that more funds will be approved.
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Duchesne
Tt. B. Patterson
H. D. Bean
CAA
Duchesor
George C. Kohl
Air shuttle brings Bennett Curfew and crew to Colorado
Gilbert Bennett flew to Cortez Colorado Saturday and brought Jay Curfew back to Vernal. Keison Merkley and Jay Curfew flew back to Cortez Sunday. The Basin Flying Service sent H A Matthew to Logan Friday and E H Soper of Seaboard Oil Co to Casper Wyoming Wednesday.
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Gilbert Bennett
Cortez
Colo
Jay Curfew
Vernal
Keison Merkley
Jay Cureew
The
Basin Flying Service
H. A. Matthew
Logan
E. H. Soper
Seaboard Oil Co
Casper
Wyo
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Collett
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Alfred Tire Shop
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Naples
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