SATURDAY, esi ‘129S1VON Scots. Tie. ‘By Defeatin Ms i es 18, é oo A+ res Most of the margins were from| Ogden High’s faint hopes for a half. perth in the .Class A basketball three to five points in the first tournament went glimmering Friday FEBRUARY The game was rough and many of The night on their home floor when the boys sprawled on the hard- was. 6 3 the Ben’ LomondScots fought to a woods but none was taken out py fore the, ele Ogden g well-earned 60-51 victory. » The gave win the Scots a tie at the foul route. mond Ogden g0¢ cashé@ea had : ; point to ‘ely a 33. | Jim Chatlin was the top man of another single %-1 with the Davis Darts who falmove But the Scots began itered* before the Bountiful Braves the evening with six field goals | to-drop from: the list of undefeated and four from the free throw line aW@y and were headed eS “with ahead go deams in Utah. Ogden managed to for 16 points. © “Ogden and Ben Lomond fought Brent Stock were 1:35 to the in go first half when Frank Ellis and Lomond's 24. the best scorers for the Tigers with - theyThathad was25 totheBenlast®chan ce they d ‘and there is only .one way to explain 10 each.Lomond’s fast break placed had for a victory as the sharp Ben » their ,slowly . bitterly but cleanly through four) quarters of their traditional rivalry Ben Lomond’s: win: Ogden's shooting eye was faulty and the Scots were just too. salty. ball in good the placed an iron time position when and again band Ogden’s around and shooting defense lead the zone and to their Scots: an points | eventual seventh win in District 2| Quarter. scores. indieate the nara ae ,|a Scot Was usually able to ring for play* owness of the edge between” reel _ Jn the junior varsity two points from far out. two rivals. Ben Lomond had a three} LoBen 61°10 scored Ogden e i l a S between difference the was That point lead at the end of the first the two teams. Ogden fans groaned $948. Huntleywas scored “24 for high with 12 quarter, five points at the half and _then im the third quarter began to : time is and again when the Ward Tigers could not tip in-a.basket during a for Ben a “epen up! the -margif-They were rebounding’ melee beneath the basBox oe ‘nine ahead. when the last quarter ee salegood percentages oth ket.Both teams had opened; |5 9 515 Downs- 4 ” on free throws with Ben Lomond|? 9 90 8. Hansentim rn er ne Oy ou at 26 tries and iis Madsen Hansen 2 o gaiimmme '2ty. 22°32 Tigers One -of the hard-working cane 2 2 g was Bob out. Fife who. twice stole the 3 | 0 6:Grow, ball from’an un-alert Scot, dribbled /$ Sa in and scored goals. Brent Stock for the : Tigers was# consistent at the free throw line | seven ‘tries. with six out a) eeeof 4. ) ; m& Tre Stock 2 7610 ° Loughtom 3.1 0 6 neil Bire. ewman 3 5 2 8) oct 40 Oa 11 0.0.0 0, PParker 0 0 0 0} aba oe 0 ot - Se | Totals 19 19 12.50 cs sun gee 13 30.. 47 “61 la Bidie.8}0 25 38 50