ties had no luck at the irst quarter and saw pmove to an 11-17 lead gained Ge time in the lead for the third canto, ved nip and tuck ball for a e and then moved to a comlable lead as their shooting and| handling picked up. | nach Kenney Berrett’s squad, g somewhat in height, may able :to parlay speed and a well-balanced attack into a threat ! yee the best teams in the , on the basis of last night’s BEST MAN bins Kirby McMaster, probvy the best man on the floor st nigh, opened scoring with a wil pitch. Then after Ben Loond Pad counted a field goal by oe re and a foul pitch by Beliston, McMaster dunked | quick baskets and put his m into a lead which it proceed- build to 12-4 near the midthe quarter. 1 Bain, Moore of back and Bel- from what e it might turn into a same trio ‘McMaster battled during it the out sec- Lomond here in Ogun The Scots came from behind to trim t : thriller. Others in the photo are Orem’s Kirby McMaster (26 | Hugh Bain (13) and Ward Belliston (5 wer and had the scoremg 31-80 for Orem | 25. sec conds left. McMaster 1 foul pitch to make it 32- | this team at the inter- QUICK BUCKETS Bain counted two buckets in ‘quick succession after Jimmy | Wilkinson had collected one foul pitch for Orem to put the Scot- ties ahead for the first time since the opening minutes of ‘the game with about two minutes gone in the third quarter. _ Wilkinson and Bruce Watts be- gan to hit to help McMaster and the lead alternated between the two teams for most of the third quarter. | - Ben, Lomond’s better-balanced attack was more than a tiring Mc- Master and the brilliant play of| Wilkinson and Watts c@uild cope with in the final framefand the locals had a six or eight point lead most of the way after the of the final quarter. yox score: BEN LOMOND mber 6, 1958