lay For oe Friday _It's “play for keeps” this week in high school basketball. as “of Region One and Two tee ‘the first round of league - competition tomorrow night. Local fans can take their pick two games here in Ogden. And poth loom as close contests. ec - Ben Lomond will travel across town to meet the Ogden Tigers in the Ogden High gymnasium. D Wiheeaton tilts would indicate that these two teams are pretty F evenly matched. In the other local contest, Weae and Davis will tangle on the arriors’ floor. Until the final over Weber, but the showed considerable Warclass _ practice game last week it appeared that Davis would have the - edge ae in downing a good Granite eleven “last. week. And with the home floor advantage should give the arts a rough evening. : Bountiful, the fifth member of Region Two will face a stern test when it meets the North sache Bulldogs at Richmond. Box Elder, which was just start- : 'to get an offensive going when the pre-season | ule was completed, ~ South Cache tomorrow | Bees! court. ~The Bear River Bears E ter defense of its punch sched- will meet on the will en- Region One crown when it tests a strong Lo-, gan High team in Logan _ All games are scheduled to begin” at 8 p.m., with the junior _ varsity contests set for 6:30 p.m. In a Region Six tussle, St. Joseph High of Ogden will meet Wasatch on the Wasatch High _ floor in the opener for both teams : tomorrow hight. Teams in Regions Three and Five will not open regulation play until Jan. 10, but Region Four _ also starts tomorrow. Here is the egion Four schedule: Cyprus at % _ Olympus, Tooele at Jordan, and _ Bingham at Murray.