WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1961 SM, eee Pie, Se aaa RS ure e p O t n e m a n r u To ge Region Three Teams Lose ¢ he fi ig firing s ih os ‘nls § of.12 attempts. dr i a seat rom. his eammat By tournament. he eae the 1961 Utah Class A high school basketball Jim Chat | Jim In the Northern. bracket, Box Elder, Davis, Bountifu and Logan survived the first round, while Kast, Bingham, Cyprus and Olympus came on top in the southern bracket. iie|| GOSS Xa sung al| “| : bett mil | tri ae Be z a GNVap 7... ee , a 6 B cyprus and Olympus ae mwas i “OD“OD LIdYWD LId¥V> ae. x lon Hart, er at 6-4, DS Pitta a) -. There | B h foulm quarter only one real the Region Five champion and one} the lead for the first time at 13-12. of the pre-tournament favorites, West went back in front at 20-19 unable to threaten after that. Ben Lomond did put on a rally late in the first half after trailing by 33-13. ‘ fell a Se to Cyprus, which finished no minute jitters to come back afternoon contest. In evening: games, Bountiful came. UO1j39/95 ‘championship running as it was forced to come from behind to edge | a rugged South High five, 56-54, in| the closest game of the day at We-| ul auIOy "68S oO SIVS.Ac. High, and Logan, using its| ment, 77-53. today. again The play. Boney. TET for a loss earlier in th gan driving through the Bear Rive defense for brilliant layups. and Al Palfrey : of his damage underneath. Gardner got six of Davis’ . first. | turns to Brigham Young University The Bears came to life with the Fieldhouse in Provo. Saturday’s | ame three minutes old and pressed : ~§$dno“ud finals are scheduled for the Salt|the Region Two champion s as they City court. closed the gap to three points at | Today’s pairings in the two brack- | 16-13 at the end of the period. Lake ° : seOG2s Pee it revenge northern bracket will at Weber High gym, | 48 Mike Duckworth tio games Teretay, butThere'll for the be semifinal s Friday, the| 6°66E$ sc6615 “°°"* marennoing : ‘ northern bracket will play at Weber | ight points as he helped -build up gHigh while the southern bracket re- | 2 8-2 advantage . a se6P1s “°**'* Many lL ( | are: . r NORTHERN 4 p.m., South vs. Ben Lomond! consolation). 9:20 p.m., Logan vs. Bountiful| championship). 7 Duckworth and Gardner gave e Darts eight quick points early in the second quarter and it was all over as the Kaysville five forged ahead at halftime, 38-24, and the Bears never threatened: the rest of the way. . of the big fellow’s points came when his teammates laubed the ball up near the basket and Parrish jumped up to tip it in. first also had hot streaks with to the University of Utah Fieldhouse | Duckworth bombarding from 10 n in Salt Lake City. range and Palfreyman doing most = S66ez S6'68€ adedca the paced the favored Darts to an im, Pressive victory. carried Davi . The win not only : into the quarterfinals, but also gav. while the southern group will switch;™an 2,» $49A09 Jo uoIydajag 9} S6'6GE 8 f6'627 SEGRE thes scored ce fourth foul midway through the second quarter and the foul trouble hurt the Scots as they had no one to hold down Parrish. ——s pALUO’Z - great size to advantage, took the) Season to the Bears, Gardner’ picked up most of hi the only n Weber County entry in the tourna-| arly points from outside, then be The second round will be staged avers pastel, Gardner ee player at 6-4, was called with his measure of Ben Lomond, ‘SalOYy7) ‘sassauy _ 'sajqoy ‘sduiny ‘soounyddy oe Mike We Verlon Hart, Ben Lomond’s tallest | close to being knocked out of the fF am evening total of 24 as he ber | through the second quarter trip, West of Salt Lake City, 67-62, | ed by as many as 13 points. while Davis had little trouble whip- |’ DAVIS VS. BEAR RIVER °249 i midway and|; Late in the first quarter the Bees ping Bear River, 77-53, in’the other fe The Grizzlies went ahead 19-9, in the first quarter, and the Scots were upset and that down south where Provo, | ond period started to give the Bees Box Elder overcame the’ opening in front’ to stay. . aft t was to hit in double figures. He picked up 19 points. came on top in the southern bracket. better than third in Region Four,;in | on.a layup by George Tasulis, but . a 66-63 overtime thriller. ” | Stuart countered to. put Box, Elder ; | Ritchie ind Logan survived the first round, while East, Bingham, ——— T Parrish as the Scots lost out to the Region One champions. Parrish hit 21 points, and could of had more but was cold from the free-throw line as he hit only five of 12 attempts. ‘ Parrish got a great deal of help from his teammates, also, as Ray Minkler chipped in with 19 and Gary Schiffman tanked 15. Jim Chatlin was the only player The upsets were few Tuesday as the firing started in 1961 Utah Class A high school basketball tournament. In the Northern bracket, Box Elder, Davis, Bountiful the to hit in d Ensign i | Scots Fall to Logan; Two Region Three Teams Lose . Parrish hit 21 points, had more but w. free-throw line as : By Ensign Ritchie re re | Parrish as the Scots 1 Region One champions. Scots Fall to Logan; Two. , The upsets were few Tuesday as the a RIE EIT © |