} I) Es tH |i | a, 2 If Wl | | Hh HI I | | | Il IN 1H | Hh Wa | Warrior cot “Bén° Lieitiond “edged Ogden 40-39 in one of “the wildest games — VI ! | | | WA tuck affair all the way and the last'40 seconds was ja th. action as four baskets wer’ il | | il 1 | MW seen this year. It was a nip-and- | | I —two by each team. Tha ‘most as fast as the ball. } i Hil | | | | | ‘moved down floor for | I Warriors Drop ‘Third - With the: leagueleading River: *Bears holding a co te peeing re | | | | | a row as they were eh ha calaeae in able. three- -game margin, 7 ne Ss pe | 1 _Up at Logan ‘the ¥ tiors were handed | loss of the season a : floor, Og en will { z Elsev ‘gan Tigh |Gfizzlies. Cache an arate ; North Be A Weberites wer Se ceene, t 3 sti the ectic — as tight as a size i # size 6 foot.. ‘race on is a. | | | consecutive game in which ‘coach © ‘Durrell Hughes’ hoopsters have won by. less than four points.’ North Cache had little trouble i getting past their . cross-county that, | | . |seots GAM Taran ge! (tame, Were etenging. 9 ea Thectrailing Bear fi frat | ! ce Should the ‘Warsiant past third “sauoczed” and t fire44-41, Caugh | score; the f o end long the von This is. Beak ‘the ee iaundisputed eoed would a ae ee ie ce pen is the Bear River. Bears. slipping from first place. Outside of| ll | | from Tremonton-Garlan: Scots would | | j | ~ rivals,: South Cache, as they ecapPp | tured a 27-26 half time lead | then built it up ‘to. Res 544 Region One 1 Wi oe Ea 1667 3 s. ‘ Bh a a ce hee oa eee | | | | il | |