| hi MT) HAMA | WN Hh | Mh HHH and») apy. g charge “/4 of the fast break."" = Weber's Rawson put’ the War- } > ‘Jriors into the lead..for a few at the;start of the game, seconds - “B but Brent Thomas quickly erased it with a pair, of foul pitches. Brent Petersom Xdded a field goal NANI MAAN IN and then Allen Reeder hit two quick ones from the field and Jim Card and Thomas followed |with? field goals and the: Scots ee | were ahead, 11-2. At this pont, Weber called time out, made some minor. adjustments then came back to provide a rally of its own. With Patterson ‘leading the way, the Warriors BE forged ahead. 22-13, and held a. 24-15 advantage ‘at the end of - the quarter. : - ie Karly in the second period the | Warriors, with Patterson, Belnap’ A and Christensen each connecting, “7 moved ahead 3015, and were never really threatened from then ‘4 A b eOMy f° Soon after the final quarter ‘started, Ben Lomond’s Peterson ‘and Ed Chatlin hit: quick buckets ‘to move their mates to within ‘11 points of Weber, but that was. close ‘as as came. they At i yh | one point in that period the Warriors on} a. 20-point were sporting way, was with losers high scorer 13 points. for the. hit’ Chatlin for nine and Card collected eight.| oot: DOBRA asaan Cc ‘Ben Lomond .....: era 15. 21 waristensen '. Officials—Stanfield, Mendini. oo a5 a 2. = * RRR Butcher Williams lac Reeder . Thomas War Chatlin eo oo 2 © @_ 8 Lo Fr Mark Durand Oo Christensen Patterson Belnap Mathie Ben ged et DO NOY ao OO ° - ee 7 0 7 5 25 17 0 f PUNoHNWwoohs Annonooooer So3 on wee ownooooss ~ "" Weber | margin, Behind Patterson in. the- scor-. ing: column came: Belnap with 17. points.. Mark -and- Rawson each. 3. added seven." Brent Peterson, who faked well and was two-timed part of the | 1 | | | | | i | it) I i . A AAA i || i i} | | AA |) WM I | | WH A \| Will Iii ih Hi VW || WH it A | IK | |