February 12,. 1966 D firot tialf. and) his is off ie much that _ Shooting ng b byThomthe and Harry ‘homBen Lomond come versial intentional foul| the court ind steal and ee Wareat the final by| the buz st points of Roy, 28-30, before halftime. But the third quarter was and the buzz-| During elves |on d several | pe had the ball and was chances to @ four adi g 63-62 with about 20. sec- or five point lead but the case ani ids left When Greg Taggart of oe". : a ae oe i another story, s purred them- leads, in con- of jitters the team seemed to have all night was the foil. Twice in a row the Scotties blew fast-break layups after steals on into the hands of Royals bad shots. And many times the would take more shots. Cassity’s rebounding certz hoop appeared to have a lid on it for the visitors as shots rolled kept the visitors in the around and around then. fell but Kap was a marv boards and seemed to be back out. es a Roy’s upset cliffhanger win could be attributed to fine balanced team play and good desore score: fensive work in the first half.| All of the Royal regulars save|/¢ FP one hit in the double figures|? St with Brent Kap, who played a/4 1-14 214 Schiffn brilliant game, leading the way|é with 19 points. Jack Bell and|® Ware both had-14, while Stevens 73 1 Kap 0-0 0 Buhler picked up 10 and Richard Schiff-| 25 162066 man had nine. The Roy team|asy was deadly from the foul line, sinking 16 out of 20 pitches. —