Weber Downs Scots In 57-38 Contest er oR lg . ay Ben Lomond Matches Warriors 4 - For Three Periods, Falls Behind the Warriors and DeBloois 9. Combes tanked 13 to top Scot : scoring. Moore followed with 9 { By CLIFF THOMPSON © The Weber Warriors chalked Ay ‘up their 11th straight win last ¥, and Deamer with Box score: ,night as they beat the Ben LoScots mond em i or the e 3oges Bain peebioats ; ; a ere a TOO MANY HANDS—Shown battling for a loose ball in last night’s Region Two basketball game between Ben Lomond and Weber are Weber’s Dave Parkinson (41) and Mike DeBloois (51) and Ben Lomond’s Hugh Bain (30) and Roger Moore (above Bain). The Warriors got hot in the last quarter to down the Scots, 57-38. 19-point spread. For the Weber Warriors, who have yet to be beaten this season, it was the second consecutive | Region Two victory of the current campaign. Ben Lomond has lost two and won none in league play this year. First quarter scoring was sparse as ball handling miscues ‘and sticky defending kept both teams away from the _ basket. Each managed but one field goal apiece. January 15 Ben Lomond added three ‘free shots and the Warriors five to hold a 7-5 lead at the end of ? 1 the first period. STARTED SLOW Weber didn’t get its field goal et the game was 5% minutes old. Both teams seemed to settle | down more in the second quarter ‘and the scoring picked up. With Combes scoring: six points and Moore doing some good backboard work, the Scots stayed within four points of the Warriors only two points back and were at the half, 20-18. | The third quarter was a repeat of the second with the backboard work of Moore and the playmak-| ing of Belliston, Combes and Deamer giving the Scots the scoring edge. With the Combes quarter tied the almost score over, at 27-27. A few seconds later, he hit again to give the Scots the 30-29 lead they held going into the last pe-| riod. The Warriors regained the lead on two foul shots by Rhees as the fourth period started. Combes ied it again a few seconds later. The Scots lost Belliston on give the Warriors their first sixpoint lead of the game. _ BROKE OPEN With the Scots’ two big men, Moore and following game Bain, and Belliston out Combes of the on fouls, the Warriors broke the game wide open. The loss of Rhees by fouls didn’t halt the Warriors’ scoring parade. Parkinson and Sarlo each netted 14 points to lead the scoring for the night. Rhees re et ne Scots’ | 3397 1238 starters began fouling out with 2% minutes gone in the last quarter that Weber broke the game. open, racing to a 21-point lead and ending the game with ah oe Oe ee 0 0 0 O Austad 9D the until not was It . 2959 Jones 0 6 5 5 ‘ 3 Peterson pulled into a one point lead at!} 6 6 6 4 chetlin the end of the third period. ore 4 5 311 arkinson 5.7 414 ombes 1 1 0 2 Bellist had and Warriors WEBER Rhees 3 four|3 41 7 Rearner stayed within the of 7. LOMOND 9 2 i . C Chatlin quarters three oe first Scots 4 0 berg the points closer than the much pe ee was that aoe . BEN 57 to 38 in a game had 11 for te Totals 15 42 27 57