2nd Loss Of Season Winners _ 4 Brent Peterson Paces : 4 With Scoring, Board Work ( Wa ‘ ik : ¥ i \ j \ of the Trailing for the better part of | looked like a domination ea tee made the /25 minutes, the fighting David's: ee ie ‘ lof Ben Lomond High ambushed' ease easy WinKeRe: AYR a? , Ogden's shooting aver- . 'a rugged game on the Ben Lo- | however age fell way off and. it was. the > : ‘mond floor. d some. free In the last eight minutes Ben | Tigers who neede slim margin. ain the ‘Lomond turned a rather luster- tosses to ret ng and Dan> less game into an_ exciting duel Peterson, Ed Gickli h eight | throug pushed Penrod major and walked off with the scored only | Ogden upset of Region Two by dunking | points while Ogission interm the at and six | Ogden stifling 19 points while ‘den led by only two, 2a2h. | with 10. the | continued period third The _ counterBiblical their like And first two ao bata part, the Scotties used a sling, pattern of the several shots and ae who proved to be too much | teams. missed basket for basket. for the goliaths of Ogden. The! both traded Tigers kept the Kunz weapon in this case was Brent Gene eight -of ‘his 12. Peterson, rugged 6-4 forward who | close, seoring quarter. the third tossed in 10 points and complete- | points during the team took their 24ly controlled the scoring and.re-| Score as Ogden | 37-34, bounding during the final seven | minute-breather was: ee | still: ahead. minutes of the game. eight minbreathless, final, ‘The Ben Lomond’s, ups win The Region Two slate to 2-4 and gave | utes Ogden its second loss games. The defeat was made up for the dull, de- in six fensive tug of war of the first 24. also Og-| With in succession, the|den Kunz, Per Evenson ‘of Og- and Ed Chatlin of Ben Lo- second on fouls, the big PeterTigers having lost to Davis, 57-54, | mond out son and Koeford staged a battle last week. boards. Peterson’s tipping . Last night’s victory was a sweet | for the nice hook shots pulled | one for the Scots who earlier this and some and kept ahead Lomond year had suffered a humiliation’ Ben den’s them there while Ogden flittered over at Ogden’s spacious gym. with some: irBoth teams were as cold at the away its chances cold-cold shoot: and as the Siberian plains and iratie passing hoop their field goal percentages were | ing. Lomond The Scots’ played it cool, go- hit | ing ahead, 42-41; then 49-43 and from the field while | finally before Brent Han- 53-45 cent scored Ogden’s only basket g en could only muster 29.5 per | cock. minutes of the cent. In rebounding the last quar-|in the last two COA Ne ean ter surge by Brent Peterson gave game. junior varsity Lomond’s Ben im-| that in edge 40-24 a the Scots beating pace, evening’s the |set portant department. Noel Koeford Jayvees, 56-54, when had 14 rebounds to lead the Ti- Ogden’s and bass a ed intercept Bain Hugh | gers and Peterson had 15. end a single “‘sud- | The Scots had hung tenacious- scored a solo toovertime. Ogden’s” | ” den-death Ogwhile ly on for 25 minutes had knotted the den’s taller Tigers dominated the | Frank Rounds by sinking a long’ i scoring and most of the rebound- | score, _ 54-54, second before the one | ing. At the first period mark Og-|set- shot sounded. 80°") >. Ge den led 17-13 after holding a 17-7 | buzzer score: Cee | Box bulge at one time. Gene Kunz and| - 2 foul shots. picked up seven of its points on + During : the : first was frequently ‘ period guilty Ogden Lethe By: of back |1993 eS ea Meyers 312 10.16. . |3 2 |2.5 48 patiete EE Peterson 1020 20° 1 Noel Koeford ‘sparked the early), SS?) kun Ogden lead while Ben Lomond'¢0o12 2 8 Scolt ——$—————————<—<—$—$— just as barren. Ben Aen Wei ae nro ABS. Gickling 16 35. Coombs 1 3.1.3— ji Semis =) 4 a problem which 9} court fouls, |—--~.. the Tigers all night. Ogden was also shooting well | (7/9137 Totals: pre ae a a4 a = a — what = with b coupled —— that, — and —_— plagued