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Show Weber vs. Snow DARREL WOODY BAKER DALE JACK In the second game Weber encountered considerable difficulty in endeavoring to out- fight a rejuvenated Aggie team. At the half the Wildcats led by the slim margin of 20 to 16. In the final half Weber turned the game into a scoring spree and trounced the boys from Cedar City 49 to 26. WEBER AT DIXIE The first encounter played away from home was won by Weber, 32 to 28. Although the Wildcats led from the start, they were never far ahead of the Fliers. At the half Weber led 14 to 11 and by the end of the third quarter had increased the margin to 27 to 19. Dixie then staged a fourth-period rally, which came within four points of tying the score. Weber met its first defeat of the season in the second game of the series at St. George. During the contest the lead changed several times, Dixie leading at the half 21 to 20. At the third period the score was deadlocked at 29 all. In the last quarter the Fliers rallied to score 8 points while holding the Wildcats to a single field goal, and so won the game 36 to 31. WEBER AT B. A. C. Weber and B. A. C. divided the second series. In the first game the Wildcats led 17 to 9 at the half, and 24 to 16 at the end of the third quarter, but the Aggies overcame the lead and won by a two-point margin, 30 to 28. In the second game it was Weber who came from behind to win. Trailing by one point at the beginning of the last quarter, the Wildcats emerged on the long end of a 25 to 22 score. BASKETBALL SQUAD FIRST ROW: Joe Lausirica, Steve Kennedy- James Scoville. Reed Swenson (coach). Max Baker, Graham Daven, Garth Brown. SECOND ROW: Don Robinson, Earl Miller, Frank Walker, Jack Dinneen, Howard Widdison, Harold Stoker, Lynn Wilcox, Lloyd Jacobsen, Charles Powell, Max Snow, Stan Watts. WEBER AT WESTMINSTER Weber captured both games of the first series with Westminster. The Wildcats eked out a 31 to 27 decision in the first game but only after a hard fought game in which the Wildcats played a strong defensive game to stave off a Parson rally. Weber trailed the Parsons for the greater part of the second contest. After trailing 19 to 13 at the half, the Wildcats overtook the Salt Lake quint and won by a score of 37 to 28. SNOW AT WEBER The series with Snow was the critical point in the season. The prize for the victorious team was the undisputed league leadership. Snow won both contests. The first, which MAX GRAHAM |
