In the return series, at Weber, the Wildcats had things much their own way, winning as they chose. Dixie fell before this machine. The Wildcats were not hard-pressed in either contest of this series. The only defeat in the conference competition came in the second game of the Snow series at Ephraim after the Wildcats had won the first by a comfortable margin. Remuneration for the Badger defeat was taken at the expense of B. A. C, as Weber went on a spree and more than doubled the score on both nights. W. Brown F. Morris G. Brown The crucial series of the season placed Weber against Snow. As usual Weber came out with flying colors. In winning these decisive games, Weber practically cinched the State title and the remaining games were just matters of formality. Despite the fact that Weber was "in", the four final contests played in Southern Utah provided the most thrills of the season. Shooting baskets in rapid succession, Weber collected 28 points in a final quarter to overtake a huge Dixie lead. Like- wise, in a B. A. C. game, the Wildcats converted apparent defeat to read victory. All four games were closely contested. Earl Kennedy Clark