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Show 4 Ro y Defeated By Wahlquist Wahlquist knocked Roy out of = a share of the Weber County) Junior High School basketball!” lead Thursday with a close 44-42 ‘ victory on the Roy court. Kirt Kelly again led the Eagles "with 18 points. Roy, which is| Washington | —Wessler 2 1-2 2-3. 4 1-1-9 0-0 0 F oP 0-0 10 Russell Pua 0-0 0 Barker 0-5 8 Stevens 0-0 0-1. 6 O Zimmerman. Hamilton wy 6 ‘Lund 3 VanBeerkum 5 2-5 16 Paulson Jensen 3 _ Barnes 2 ley 0 Avondet 0 2-3 0-0 49 6 6 8 23 23-5069 Totals 17-84 Highland Washington 4 Mound 412 4 a 14 34 5 Taylor 10 Wimmer 8 Bessonette 4 Wahlquist broke a fire Navarez Bischoff’ by downing ge Bell fp 0 C. Johnson Totals 17 | 33 ae 44-39, SS ‘eores: 3 1 Rasmussen O Gunnell « 0 Wadman Fort | riod deadlock to edge T. H. Bell, 51-45, and Central posted its - first victory. of the season Sims 4 Mosey 3 Médson 4 Moore “ "90 12-17 52 Mound Central 27 10-26 64 aS 8 Fort 4 Price Oe Fairman 2 “*Cragun 1 eons 2 Tesch fs 52 42, fe 0 5 0 2 3 P 14 21 “16 15.24 47 “3-5 21 Pp - Wahiquist Nielsen ee 40) «23... ---aClark Strevay Kelly = Campbell . Cragun have; 4-5 10 Denning 0-0 6 Swenson 2-4. 4 We 0-3. + 0-3 a 21 10-16 52} 18 27 12 Tucker. 8 Nail- 5 13 Hainline O 2 Peterson 55-13 15 Russell ' 0 Hulmston -8 11 Chandler 2 8 -4 Bears, who could moved into a-tie for the No. 1 spot, remained close throughout, but couldn’t take the lead. Kelly McGary with 23 and Steve Fishburn with | 19 points led the winners. | In the. county league, ‘South maintained its slim lead over Wahlquist by handing vatey its fifth straight loss, 62-42.€ “Morris paced South points. 3 3 BROKE DEADLOCK — 8 7 Sommers 6 Westler 9 “Hinton. 0 Fairman 2 the 2 W 2 Snedden = 10 palles : 6- 10 16 7-9.15 ; 1-2 .3 2-4 2 1-4. 5 0-0 O 0-0 0 Lund Beacon Jensen Barnes Buhrley Brady Bronson Russell 2 » Stevens 2 Paulson 3 Zimmerman 4 Hamilton 4 Barker 1 Beus 1 Wheeler 2 Hadley1 Bingham 1 Meldrum 0 Robertson 0 Totals 6 12 0-0~ 0-0° 21 10-2052 16 ee eal 19 35: 252 'p Morris 9 Gladwell 1 DaveGrant 2 Smith - 0 Johnson ses S 410 ee Costley 3. 2-7 Jones4 5-6 3 Surrage 1. 3-5 Lund 2. 1Charlton 3 0Knight 1. 0Olsen 0 0- 37 25 32. 1592 59 a 18 9-20 45 | T.. H, Bell: Wahiquist ; | Mound: Fort 2-5 0-2 7-9 ee 59 Totals - 10 ee 15 “Mount Ogden Ostler 1 0-2 ; Richens 2 0-3 4 Fishburn 8 Wood1 0-0 ee 17 Bessonette 2 Wadman P Oo 16 - 1-5 3 “1-3. 3 ~ 0-310 2-5 6 1-2. 1 0-0 O 17:5-1849 5 Washington Central Valley” Thredgold 3-6 19 0-0 2 O 0 ee "| 23 13-25 59 Mound Fort Mount -"Ogden G 19 13-28 51 4) 45 45 251 McGeary. 10 3-6 fe Herndon 6 0-31 ee ee ae ; : Taylor 8 Wimmer | Washington gee: 13 =| RVACODCO°C°C~”v 8i2 We Fort Mound Washington Wood 2 Taylor 0 Richins 2 Frischneckt 1° Thredgold0 “Faddis 0 Totals | Ogden hington blew an 11-point lead start the final ae and : a to Highland, - 64. Totals ec 15 eee 28 6-22 62 OTe AA 59 30.28 a7 62 me Summers Wessler Hinton | Clark — Strevay Campbell Teasch Ss© Central Moser Cardon Madson Bishoff Sims Nevarez Tucker G F 3 1 5 2 | 1 2 0-1 0 0-0 0 Totals 5 96. = ohe . | 14 12-28 40 full games Friday. with a close 62-59 triumph over Mound Fort. 1 eo 0 high” to two = McKenna junior Tea Hainline eidiccd its city a 7 1 0 8 the Gey ae at Seem? POON KRGNHOaA— McGarry Herndon Ostler Fishburn in chool basketball race Cte Alley Gough Tucker. Vail Highland yead COCDOMAANNVOD Totals 29 29 © Peterson 16 Russell 10 Chandler > Mount. Ogden Roy handed Valley its seventh ight loss, 52-41, in Friday’s} r county league contest. In the city league, Mound) t ran its record to 4-2 by TOP POSS OZR Os > Highland Fre? G 2 0-2 4 0 0 2 1 0 0 © Mount SEVENTH LOSS Beaders Post Wins knocking off Central, 52-47, and} 15 13 8 termissicn. Morris 4 ie oniwell 8 12-19 a Stevens 3 3-7 Doug Grant 4 Dave Grant 5c 32 2-22 66 Wahlqiust South ~ 43 }0 6 2 e eS oint halftime | then had to fight back| Wahiquist through most of the second half as Kirk Kelly picked up most of his 20 points after in- HWOONOS——aHh Kelly Costley Jones Surrage Charlton 44 62 z@ oO ~< Ss Totals VS | | CONNANNNROKKO 26 16 10 5 5 ee oe : 10-13 18 Kelly Russell 0-0 4 Costley Stevens 1-3 5 Jones Paulson 1-2 5 Surrage Zimmerman 2-3 4 Chariton’ Hamilton 2-4 8 Lund. Barker 0-0 0 Knight Wheeler ih ‘ Hadley Meldrum for the Weber County. juni high school basketball che pionship Friday by edging W quist, 62-59. The Eagles, trailing ‘South only a half game before day’s action, is now a game a a half back and can only. pout FP 3 oe County | Til fell to third place as is now 3-1. Undefeatoe at T. H. Bell > score: ee See Wahiquist as Box CW—NDNAD | school basketball action. South was forced to go into ‘overtime before nipping Wahl-' , in the county loop, | while in | e city league Mount ‘Ogden used its superior size to| crush Highland, 52-40. Wahlquist hit on only two off 522 free throw attempts as it failed to. convert a one-and-one situation. Brian Gladwell led} South with.28 points while Wahlquist’s Kirt Kelly tanked 26. ~ OTHER ACTION In other action, David ")Moore’s 28 points led Mount over| triumph 80-63 Fort to an | Washington as three Trojans Jfouled out early in the second) “half. And Roy broke a_ final quarter to edge Valley, 40-36. Box scores: now 2-1, Wahlquist ed South today. COO—-hwOONRD ~ South Earns | Share of © tee second local junior high o-~da¢ posting: their ivictories-in league: eee their respective ODONNE“BE | South and Mount’ |
