Fourth Quarter Touchdowns Give Utes an 18-6 Win Over Bulldogs
Utatah High School's Utes faded to win 18 to 6 over the McMat county Bulldogs in a late October gridiron battle. Don Barr ran for two touchdowns, with Caldwell’s pass to Barr setting up the final score as the Utes pulled away in the fourth quarter after a 6-6 third quarter stalemate. Barr, Slaugh, Wilkins and Hawes starred on offense while Uintah’s defense smothered Bulldog passes and grounded their attack throughout. The Utes seek Alterra next week for their first league game.
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Bulldogs
Utatah High School
McMat County High Bulldogs
Don Barr
Mwth
Bulldog
Buddy Slaugh
Lee Wilkins
Barr
Bennion
Re Wilkins
Posi
Slaugh
Walter Fred
Martinez
Selk
Johnson
Max Haws
Pannage
Tage
Caldwell
Uintah
Unemen
Eg Etvtom
Wilkins
Colton
Vinint
Tullis
Fisher
Hawes
Une
Alterra
Uralg
Rice Cooper Honored at Tuesday Rites
Vernal City observed a memorial service Tuesday for Rice Cooper with funeral rites conducted by R D Rust. Arch ie Johnson Uinish LDS Stake president and H Walter Woolley spoke as songs were performed by local choirs and a quartet. Pallbearers included Cooper's sons and a brother in law. burial followed at Vernal Memorial Park under Swain Funeral Home.
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Casle Cooper
Cooper
R. D. Rust
Third Ward
Rust
Archie Johnson
Uinish
LDS Stake
H. Walter Woolley
My Father
Alice Woolley
Tol ‘Afford
Patty Stewart
Clifford M. Hadley
Laurence C. Cooper
Jesus
Roberta. Alford
Woolley
Mr. Cooper
Arthur Schaefermeyer
Phil ‘Wilkins
Charles Joh
Coopers
Glenn
Clinton
Grant
Jay
Harmon Sawards
Alvin Kay
Vernal City Council
Vernal Lion's Club
Irvin Eston
Vernal Memorial Park
Direcion of Swain Funeral Home
Roping Club Announces Rodeo Prize Winners
Chivers first and Shirley Ainge among amateurs from Duchesne and Uintah counties, with a dance finale at Imperial Hall capping two days of events that drew moderate crowds.
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Pagea
Chivers
Ist
Shirley Ainge
Duchesne
Uintah
Imperial Hall
West at Crossroads Judge Jones Addresses Group
Judge Jones warns that if policies win, upper basin states may lose all water in 50 years. J G Wil of the upper Colondo river commission labels Echo Park dam opposition as half truths. Delegates back Utah water and power board and urge $500000 for small reclamation projects and $250000 for large projects in the next legislature.
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J. G. Wil
Upper Colondo River
Utah Water and Power Board
Utah
Open state wide sex hunt proposal prompts deer herd debate
Mr Warburton argues Utah deer herds are at risk under broad hunting. He favors unit control with fixed permits to limit pressure on accessible herds. He notes terrain would cause wipeout in a wide open hunt and urges hunters to seek facts before criticizing.
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Warburton
Utah
Baniere
Jand
Custodians of District Schools Listed
Supt Harold M Lundel released this week a list of custodians for Uintah district schools including Alterra George Bracken Roosevelt Alan Mate Young Randlett Ball Hatch Roosevelt Central Kigell Horace Behman Woodrow White Frank Lee and Arnold Perry.
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Harold M. Lundel
Campus Elections Spark Ute Class Officers Turmoil
The Uintah Basin notes student government shifts as Class of ’52 headlined by Arh and Rich Evans lead sophomores, with Freshies naming a top man. Athletics and plays loom as football district clash versus Alterra, a school play “My See Eileen” prepares, and a council meeting unites Uintah Basin schools for cooperation.
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Tne
Ute
Utes
Bunion High
Odekirk
Cotta
Bth
Richard Evans
Lth
Adama
Maughan Colton
Alterra Epartane
Iy Ute
Ute Audiwent
Iast
T Council Uintah
Uintah Basin
Pandart
Roosevelt
G.L
Glenward
Cologne Cathedral Gothic masterwork hailed worldwide
Cologne Cathedral in Germany is celebrated as the world’s most beautiful Gothic cathedral. Twenty one generations of men, from fathers to great grandchildren, labored over more than a century to complete this famous church.
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Odtorne
Cologne Cathedral
Cologne
Carmany
Future Farmers Exhibit Pair Doyle Y Landon 7 announced
Future Farmers from Uintah Chapter placed $50 exhibit prizes at the fair. the group traveled from Vernal to Salt Lake City visiting the state capital and zoo. members included Glen M hile Max K Dino Palmer Jack Ruppe Bingham Kent Davis Dale Perry Dan Slaugh Perry Wade Stauth Neldou Olson Dallas Olson and advisor Doyle Landon. some eye won blue ribbons though placement not yet received.
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Landon
Uintah Chatery
Uintah
Fair Grounds
Vernal
la Salt Lake
Siete
Glen 'M Hile
Max K
Dino Palmer
Pelafernon
Jack Ruppe
Bingham
Kent ‘Davis
Dale ‘Perry
Gener Match
Dan Slaugh
A Perry
Gordon
Wade Stauth
Neldou Wae
Dallas
O ‘Olson
Lewis Ree
Class Leaders Chosen at Uintah High
Uintah High School held its annual student elections on a Monday in September. The slate selected top leaders by class, with Maugin Calton as president and Gardiner as vice president leading the seniors, followed by Lea Powell as secretary-treasurer.
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Uintah
Pope Ee
Maugin
Chard Ten
Janet Coodtch
Lyntord Batty
Reema Wek
Ain “Pober Slaugh
Rae Lola
Coon Shaung Watkins
Sherry Tart Ren
Lynn Bracken Wins Cash in Puzzle Contest
Lynn Bracken son of Mr and Mrs George Bracken won a cash prize in the Salt Lake Tribune and Telegram puzzle towns contest held recently. Numerous social visits and local events fill this Roosevelt area roundup with family, visitors, quilting, and ward attendance mentioned throughout the report.
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Lynn Bracken
George Bracken
Salt Lake Tribune and Telegram
John Watkin
Viola Goodrich
Pearl Jenkins
Straussie Birchell
Reed Birchell
Vernal
Thomas Shisler
Exneat Betts
Carl Betts
Duch
Esne
Glenn Allred
Dort
Roosevelt Hospital
Nolan Lambert
Roosevelt
Margaret Collett
Salt
Lake City
LaRue Pickup
Rand
Jett
Lunch Prep For 2700 Uintah Students In Eleven Schools
School lunch staff in Uintah county prepare meals for about 2700 pupils across eleven campuses. Lunch tickets cost 14 cents weekly or 15 cents daily, aiding widespread access while maintaining meal programs during the current term.
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Uintah County
Uintah High
Reva
Warkman
Manger
Oral Goodrich
Caroline Oaks
Terra High
Ora Coston
Maniaee Mae Warburton
Avalon
Mary Young Central
Vada Tislop
the Baron
Whe Ote Son
Besse Markey
Merrell
Minnie Eynsider
Anice Workman
Ballard
Julia Kettle
Mare Seer
Millie Hatch
Duthesne
Eva I. Hush- Fensen
Leah Oxberraw
Japoint
Cordelia On
Frank
Uintah High Hosts Get Acquainted Dance
Uintah High plans the first student body dance at 0 p m on September 22 in the gymnasium. Principal staff Snow and Glen Ovari will lead activities while Reynold’s Orchestra provides music. Buses run, student cards required for admission. guests without dates may face a higher price.
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Uintah High
Lily Bennett
Uintah
Minasium
Barn Snow
Glen Ovari
Reynold
Ray Johnson Victim of Freak Bicycle Accident
Ray Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frallace Solnean, suffered a concussion and minor injuries after a neighbor’s prank pulled the back of his bicycle as he started his paper route Friday evening. He continued his rounds before seeking medical care, returning to school Monday unable to participate in gym. The youth apologized to Ray, promising amends for the incident.
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Ray Johnson
Jie
Frallace Solnean
Ray
Boston Wool Market Finds Slow Trade in 1951 Greasy Wools
Boston reports slow trade in greasy domestic worsted wools with low supplies and a strong market overall. Sales included graded fine and blood territory wools, and large Texas and Jersey commitments. California leads in next year’s contracted clip, prices range from $2.00 to $2.95 delivered Boston.
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Boston
Jersay States
Texas
California
Advisors Named For Extra Curricular Activities At Uintah
A list of faculty advisers for Uintah High School highlights extra curricular duties including sports clubs yearbook paper and student council. Names include A Rigby Howard Clementier Donna Lee Electa Galdweni Stewart Hullinger Girly Adelia Olson and others assigned across clubs such as Thespians band club and journalism.
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Isteigh Hook Prado
Jeayus
Glen Ovar
Howard Clementier
Lea
Donna,Lee
Electar Galdweni
Stewart
Greta Hollngworth
Lawrence Cooper
Hullingeri
Adelia Olson
Radent Police
Hervey Ti Yulin
Frank Wright
Glen Ovard
Tage
Trew
Vorational Seis Club
Doyle Landon
Barbara Snowy Bi Boyd
Hullingers
Peat Eho Electre Calaaldwell
Thespian
Ursal Aaneome Economica
Seminary Group at Uintah Elects New President
Gide Watkins was chosen president of the group at Uintah Seminary. He will be assisted by Richard Evans as vice president and Jean Hodgkinson as secretary. Elections were held at the Seminary on Sept. 14.
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Uintah
Gide Watkins
Dogen
Te Dpest Sears
Oun
Fuchard Evans
Jean Hodgkinson
Tridell Rancher Recovers From Injuries After Barnyard Accident
Tridell rancher Harvey Til Fancher suffered severe injuries when knocked from his saddle during a night rainstorm. He lay unconscious for hours in a rain soaked field before rescuers found him. he was taken to Roosevelt hospital in critical condition with a long recovery ahead. A brother of the victim was killed in an almost identical accident a year ago June.
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Harvey
Lds Hospital
Roosevelt Hospital
Tridell
Ote Starvey
Cave
Roosevelt
Justice Court in Vernal City Delivers Four Judgments
Vernal City court passes four cases from the past term. Ouray pleads drunkenness, receives a suspended sentence and $25 fine. Frak Lewis pleads drunkenness, fined $50 with 60 days jail suspended. Lewis Chivers found guilty of drunkenness, options include payment or 12 and 12 day jail. Siddoway pleads guilty to reckless driving, fined $100.
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Aewis Chivers
Titty Siddoway
Mining Leaflet Available at Utah Employment Office
A Utah study in nonferrous metal industry employment is announced as part of a broad expansion of basic industries. The report credits cooperation from the Utah Mining Association and local labor and management members, noting publication via the Employment Service and Utah offices.
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Bibs
Fiehies
Utah
Mi * Association
Jim Iemaberell
Biteh Hook
Boa Orfeaea
Utah Mining Association
Bearak Building
Salt Lake
Ceparinert
Em Sta See Street
Penulty We
Ambiguous OCR Summary of a Damaged Line
Fragmentary text references a walking event and a monetary figure described as pounds with unclear context. No identifiable people, organizations, or concrete details are present to form a coherent news item.
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