> 7 "Ben Lomond, Weber Both Fall In. Close Contests Away From Home O scores: OMOND — eyers Totals Bears edged Ben in overtime. The Bears in sole possess eeeeeeteese OL SOUTH Murray Saunders Totals Totals to do — Totals 16 24:15 47 0 2 2 32 48 ; .. ie PARK CITY Region Six Kinsey Wallin Goff » Green. Spanos McKissock —: So WASATCH Montgomery 1 4 3 Murdock rdo : Christensen a2 50 Leucher. oct Giles 22 it. It 4 2 0 9 - Pourier Simone a 02 13 ‘Totals. . ... i Totals Fraser Bear Hatch Wells 12 229 33 St. Joseph Grantsville ‘ ANNNOTVD. “Totals the games TEP 004 52) 006 00:2 7.682 000 0 20:2 3 2 a's a ORGAN F not Park City dumped Morgan, 44-34, and North Summit edged WaSatch, 42-40, coat 78 0 was tied with Grantsville High |? 409 at 30-30 at the end of regulation | 0 0 0 play, then pulled out to a 35-33 285 iD lead at the end of the extra a0 period. In other 36. 3. no other team overtime ae 2a CACHE E GT F 32 .. 17 points was high for the visiting Bees. _ In Region Six, St. Joseph won | Wasatch its fourth league game, but it was GRANTSVILLE into | 6 4Q . NORTH : The score was knotted at 22-all. at halftime and 32-32 at the end of the third period. Jay Arbon’s 3 forced 29 Al 20 29 ga 17 In another close one, Box Elder applied the clincher in the final Mo | 26 13. BOUNTIFUL GT F 141 0% 2 32 bol cS 0 7 Stevens 0 0 contain Bountiful’s Clark and Larsen, Clark’ hit for 28 points, and Larsen had 18. { second to do what 1 2 0. 1 4 3 ot%o00-0on and Ed Gickling 10. Weber trailed Bountiful much of the way, but never by a very |. large margin. The Warriors had has done this season—beat Bulldogs in Richmond. Ee 97 24 10 04 -OO—Wwon 11, but could CACH GT Hanson 24 16 Dik 27 21 and Puzey added 15. Three | 373714 48 Scots hit in the double figures. | Box Elder Ed Chatlin had’ 14, Dan Penrod ; Nor th Cache scoring, 18 18 10 47 14 25 34 44 46 4 29 37 44 47 Watts Cheney Olsen Lindquist Murray Cook place in their region. lost ; al Weber At Bountiful, ; close 78-72 contest to the Braves ; for their fifth straight defeat. ' WEBER the |GTFEP accomplished Elder Box delast night. by “impossible” feating North Cache on its home floor. The 48-47 loss by the Bulldogs knocked them out of a first— « _|place tie with the Bears. Ih the other Region One affair, 28 25 1672 | w eber defeating trouble little had Logan Bountiful South Cache, 41-29. Ben Lomond and Bear River BOX ELDER P the'GTF at 44-44 at were all tied up 230 4 Hansen end of regulation play, but the 3 439 Limb overtime. Darwin Harris and Bill -Puzey combined to score most of ‘the Bears points as Harris hit for 0 NORD Ben Lomond Bear River Bears pulled it out of the fire in 65. 82 0 0 Williams LOGAN P 2437 1313 Lomond, 47-46, 31 78 26 88 win left the); 2 0 6 ion of first 2659 balanced BEAR Ri VER GGTF Puzey 5 D.Harris 9 Michaelis 2 Conger Hughes 1 1 Penrod — to = Ue _ Oa tie and each is only one game behind the leader. And in Region Two, Ben Lothe | ‘mond and Weber both took to road and lost heart-breakers. Probably the best game of the evening took place at GarlandTremonton, where the Bear River Oo-—WNO teams moved into a second place x o more scrambled night as three OmNNOLOTNZ The hectic Region One basketball race became ever last than 5 ‘ 47:25 13 35° 20 25 30 35 1g 21 30 33.