to lane ls Srecernresnenetentt elm Nd ere aa a's iW en d Braves " vain or ( : > pie Ge r 4 : ©) Ba) 60-47 a. NS oe 1 : er” Marae A 1 League Loss CLIFF 4 ne , By fal \ 4 i Vege i :: 4 i it ‘ THOMPSON The Ben Lomond victory drought stretched into the fifth straight league game last night’as the Bountiful Braves gave the Scots a 60-47 pasting on the Scots’ home floor, The Braves sewed up the game early in the second a 17-point scoring quarter with splurge while holding the -winless Scots to two field goals. Fouls hurt the Ben Lomond cause along with the left-handed shooting of the Braves’ Flukeman and the work of Peterson and Wood under the basket. The Seots stayed close for the | first few minutes as the Braves used the first quarter to warm up and get their attack working. Jim Chatlin opened the night’s scoring to, give the Scots an early lead that was tied up quickly by the first of Flukeman’s handers., A few seconds hit another from long left- later Flukeman way out to give the Braves the lead they held for the DUEL — Ben Lomond’s Charlie Chatlin battles for a rebound with a Bountiful player as a host of other players move into the battle. At.left is Ben Lomond’s Jim Chatlin while Bountiful players are Child (5), Peterson ~_ lost their fifth straight game, 60-47. (21), and Fluhman (3). The Scots rest of the game. The Scots stayed close during the first quarter which ended with the Braves on the long ALL Only end ON three of a 15-12 BELLISTON fouls during the first (the Scots’ Ward picked up his score. were called period, all on Belliston who fourth in the sec- ond period and his fifth shortly after the second half got under- way. Flukeman and Wood led the second quarter scoring spree that put the game on ice for the yvisit- T January 31, 1959 ing Braves. The Scots couldn’t tank a basket until the quarter was three minutes old and didn’t score again until five minutes were gone. They scored three more poirits in the last three min- utes of the first half to pull within 19-32 of the rampag ing Braves. — we. ie In the second half the Scots put together a few minor threats as the Braves continued to plug away building 17 points. up leads of 15. and One of the most serious Seot, threats came late in the third) quarter when Arthur Jones came? off the bench to help the Scots put together their only sustained scoring drive of the night. Jones stole the ball from the Braves’ Wood and went the enttre length? of the court all alone for a lay; up. 4 WITHIN 6 POINTS He then proceeded to break up the Braves’ passing attack that lead to quick baskets by Combes and Jim Chatlin and the Scots pulled to within six points of the | Bountiful five, But the Braves settled down} and built their lead back to 13) points and held it for the re-} mainder of the game. Combes with five field goals | and seven of 10 from the foul) line for 17 points topped the| night’s seoring. Jim Chatlin got | 12 and Larouge 10 for the Scots. | Wood’s 16 points was high for| the victorious Braves. Peterson hit 15 and Flukeman 14, Box score: BOUNTIFUL Gia EP 6 3 2 14 Flukeman 3 Child 6 0 0 4 0 2 4 412 1 0 0 6 3.15 Peterson O O Uffens 3 8 0 * ) BEN C.Chatlin 2 1 0 P 4 Combes 5 10 .7 17 Belliston Jones Hart } 1 0 1 1 0 O 0 O 20 14 L.LaRogue 5 J. Chatlin 0 7 McCarver 16 Wood 2 Lofgreen 22'23 16 60 Totals Score by quarters: Bountiful Ben Lomond LOMOND 15 32 PRY 1 6 O 10} 0121 2 , 2}, O} 7 47 49 SF 60 ae ae