Utes Open Season with Lincoln in Vernal Friday
Uintah high school begins football with a home game against Lincoln of Orem at Uintah High in Vernal on September 18. Coach Chris Axelgard lists 51 players with seven seniors and notes limited size and experience as practice continues.
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Uintah High School
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Chris Axelgard
Terry Anderson
Tom Alexander
George Alexander
Phillip Bryson
Errol Burns
George Coonradt
Gene Coonradt
Jerry Cutshaw
Bil Caldwell
Phil Colton
Ken Caldwell
Soup” Caldwell
Jerry Cross
Boyd Davis
Doyle Davis
Steve Case
Earl Gross
Ron Hatch
Caul Hatch
Doug Hadlock
Ken Hacking
Chas, Johnson
Sterling Kendall
Gary Knight
Art Ler
Robert Lafeen
Lyle McCarroll
Terry Montgomery
Bob Murray
Vaughn Mott
Mark Naylor
Harvey Owens
Bob Patterson
Karl Pope
da Hell Per Ke Hasty Rominger
Merlin Chens
Johnny Robbins
Phil Smith
Ward Shiner
Mike Sutton
Gary Sl
Fishing Better But Water Getting Lower Park Notes
Fishing improves yet water levels fall across Paradise Park and streams. Game Warden notes reduced reservoir withdrawals and ongoing trout planting plans at Crouse Reservoir and nearby streams while anglers report catching more fish in size, not numbers, with beaver dams and Willow Creek as key sites.
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Furetree Park
Paradise Park
Fred Reynolds
Oaks Park
Arden
Crouse Reservoir
Jones’ Hole
Green River
Vernal Ten Man Golf Team Loses Match
Vernal's ten man golf team fell to Britty Saat Sunday with a 13 6 0 score. Captain A W Shepener led Vernal players W Shepener Casada Robert Bili Anderson Chats McKinney Duffy Anderson Ralph Rolfe Craig Conde. Next term will be September 20 when the EI hon club of Ogden visits Brigham City. Matches begin Sunday with dinner and entertainment at Brigham City golf club.
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Britty
Saat
A. W. Shep
Corre
Pti
W. Shepener
Casada
Robert Bili Anderson
Chats Mckiniay
Dutty Anderson
Ralph Rolfe
Craig
Ae Snd Mary
Conde
Yorat
EI Hon Olf
Ogden
Emul
Plaers
Brigham City Golf Club
Port of Hampton Roads handles over 41 million tons of coal
The Hampton Roads port reported handling more than 41 million tons of bituminous coal in the period. The figures indicate strong activity at the Virginia gateway, with coal movements linked to regional energy demand and export channels.
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Hampton Roads
Virginia
Archery Deer Hunt Opens Vernal Hunters Bag Four
About 20 bow and arrow hunters joined the Diamond Mountain special deer hunt opening day. Garth Batty and Joe Weyerman bagged first day deer, Deloss claimed a deer on day two, and Orvil Merrell felled a deer on day three. Six units across the state host the hunt with permits valid until September 27.
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Cours
Deloss
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Tibet
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Garth Batty
Joe Weyerman
de Loss
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Ogden
Salt Lake
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Little Hole Road
Diamond Gulch
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Flynn Point
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Dinosaur Naonal Monument
Fish and Game Department
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Davis Day of Mishiaps For the Barkers
In a light village note Jenole Warring reports a string of mishaps for the Barkers with Bryce breaking an elbow, Montie Bat needing a doctor to remove a fish hook from his thumb, and Kenna Sue bruising hands under a lodged log. Visits include Ben Long and Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Collett.
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Jenole Warring
Barkers
Bryce
Montie
Kenna Sue
Ben Long
Meeker
C. J. Collett
Sandy
Charles Hart
Ben Watkins
Clinton Goodriches
Bill Burke
Craig
Cole
Walker
Clifford Massey
Grand Junction
Untold lines we wrote too hot to print
A terse note reveals a handful of lines deemed too provocative for publication. The text hints at editorial friction and the challenge of balancing candor with propriety in a constrained press environment.
Leota Stackyard Burns To the Ground
The Leota Stackyard burned to the ground last Sunday with Gary 20 bale of hay saved. Five eteots attended a primary Temople fism excursion with the Teacher Venice Durfee Friday. Bishop Ralph Durfee and Hazel Wai te joined. The Austin Wardley family is moving from Ouray to a new ranch in Leota. Five local students enrolled at Union High.
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Ivan Roger
Gary
Venice Durfee
Ralph Durfee
Hazel Waite
Austin Wardley
Ouray
Leota
Union High
Opening Day Mourning Dove Hunters Averaged Five Birds
On the first morning of the mourning dove hunt in Fley Valley hunters averaged five birds per person, per Game Warden Fred Reynolds. The take dropped to four per hunter on day two and two per hunter on day three as birds moved out.
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Fley Valley
Fred Reynolds
Hanting
Jon Diamond
Utah
Davis
Weber
Salt Lake
Carbon
Weare
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