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UCCZMBIP 12,1946
no. 44
SPORTS CARNI VAL
, COMING •' UP.
T-.o ^r.rcmt-Tcachors? Association of Falnor
is sponsoring n "Sports Carnival this next
rack, Tuesday Docember the 17th in tho
High School Cyn for the purpose of raising
miiey to purchase sono much neoded play
ground eOuipmont for the-school. Sports
fans rill be.particularly interested in
seine of tho unusual events rhich. rill telco
p .rcc at this Carnival. Ball genes rill
n.'-c bp left out as both. Volley Ball and
Basket Ball rill bft featured. Those should
bo especially good. The basketball gone
Till’be betreon tho Palmer sixth grade
boys, cor.Ched by Don Irrin; and tho soventi
grads boys-, coached by Ray DoPricst. Tho
•Valley-Ball game rill be betreon the torn
girls and tho Pnlnor High School girls.
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In addition to the ball ganos there, rill j
be a boxing natch of throe rounds bdtreon I
tro capable. Palmer boys; a tumbling teen
exhibition fey a group of Brasilia boys rho
have bben trained by Horard Pollcys of the
■‘basilin'. School faculty. This Inst event
is something ncr and different in the ray '
of entertainment in Palmer—you don’t rant '
to miss this. Comedy tumbling as roll as !
gymnastic tumbling rill be featured.
HAREBELL PARTY BEING GIVEN AT BUTTE HALL
FOR TED MICHAEL SON •{
Friends of Ted Michaelson aro invited to j
attend a farewell party in hie honor which
is being given at the Butte Hull this con
ing Saturday evening at 10:00 pin, Doconbc:
14th, Bring cake or sandwiches.
<?r, KicnaaLsou will bo leaving for Shiein. ■
Oregon, the first pr.rt of the wo ok in ordc]
to join his family for the Christmas holi
days.
BIG CHRISTMAS PROGRAM COMING UP SOON
The Palner School is very busy those days
getting ready for £hc big Christnns pro
gram for this year. This will be the even
of the school year and wo arc promised a
big chorus of voices in this years program,
This is expected to out-do anything wo
have hoard this year, and we know you will
not niss it.
As near as'possible, usual treats arc boin$
planned according to tho custon of pre
ceding yoars.___________ ■
PAVE YOU BOUGHT YOUR CHRISTMAS SEALS
THIS YEAR?
PALMER WINS FROM
SEWARD
Polmcr basket br.ll fans ritnessod one of
the most oxciting gomes of tho ser.son on
'Vodnesday evening of this rook In tho
Pr.lmcr Community Hall at Palmer. It is too
bad that moro people did not turn orit to
ono of our best games.
Palmer started out t;'ith tho first basket
and during the first quarter gained and
held the load over the Serard term. During
tho second quarter the Palmor team lagged
and the Sarard team spurted ahead gaining
a t’.7o point lead over Palmer at the end of
tho first half of tho game. Tho teams
roro tied most of the second quarter, but
just before tho rhistlc bleu Scre.rd gained
a noaf basket in a tip-off near the Sorard
basket.
The third quarter looked bad for tho
Palmer team as Soxnrd made 4 points and
Palmer made threo leaving"Sevard rith a
score of 17 and Palmer 14. Horovor, rhen
tho fourth quarter began there ms no
doubt that Palmor Pas out to fight for the
game. Tho Palmor team made eight baskets
.and held Serard to a'score of nothing dur
ing tho last quarter. Tho game ended rith
Palmor 13 points in the load.
The box score for Pr.lnor was:
• * Points only
Billot; -
Waldol, • -....
Stevens, --
DoPriist,
Irwin, ' .
Puhl
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6
• 6
4
-0
12
2
_0
30
SCORE. BY QUARTERS was as follows:
12 5 4
Seward 13 1Z 17
Palmer 11 14 30
Mr. Stanley Bolloun fron the Matantiskn
Experinent Station was the’ reforco.
A PRELIMINARY GAME PRECEDED THE MAIN AT*
TRACTION OF TH5 EVEITING.
Two torn toons played in a good natured,
but fast and oxciting game before tho
Palmer and Sorard toons tanglod. We arc
not sure what these teems call themselves
officially, but unofficially they were
known as "Shirts-On"'and "Shirt3-0ff" or
"Shirts" and "Skins". Tho "Skins" repre
sented tho Co-op. Horefer tho "Shins"
took the gone with a score of 21 over tho