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Show ; b e W \ s p i h W West + to ‘Warriors, Scots Play ‘Anhalt Alumni Contests Friday’ Night A veteran West High School bas- Cubs as connh Grant Cullimore nape ketball team stopped Weber High, | a number of different combinations. 66-47, Wednesday. night’ as it -re- | The aggressive Dart defense kept mained one: of the top. Class A/|South off balance all evening. teams in the state. Bonneville lost to a speedy Mur- The Panthers, ray five, 51-41, with four of ‘the | five starters Bare ‘from last year’ S vee by tournament team, and seven of ‘the first eight players, showed a great| deal: of poise in making a 14-point TRG GAMES. TONIGHT There will be only two high school the’ War- | Sames. tonight ‘Tiors their fifth victim of the sea- Utah teams. gon. despite Bob Shaw. involving Northern In those two, Bear | River will be at Highland and Clear- | Richard Greenburg, a husky for- |:field will travel to Sout Summit. | ward, paced the Panther attack)’ But there are.seven games sched- with 19 points. Four of the five|tled for Friday. ‘Ben Lomon« also | starters hit ‘for West. in the double figur es has an alumni game set as the’ Scots take’ on the best of the grads at 8 The sticky zone defense held the | P-m. here. Other Friday games. are Warriors pretty much in check and} Ogden at'BY High, Jordan at Davis, the good Panthers advantage used their size to| Bear River at ‘Hast, Box Elder at on the boards. Greg Harrop Jed the Weber scor-| | West, and Clearfield at Wasatch. On Saturday, Ogden is at Spring: ing with 13 points, while Thom| Ville, while the Bonneville Lakers Budge added 12, Harrop and Budge} host Tooele. __ formed: the only solid scoring punch for Weber Wednesday. The. Panthers held a 62-36 lead, ge in the final period when th coaches went to their benches. The visiting Region Three ,ciub held a 13-8 advantage at the end of the first, _quarter, but Weber | ‘early in the second pe- TOW: the margin to three points. But that was as close as the arriors came as West went in front 31-23 at halftime. COASTED TO VICTORY . As the second half started, the| Panthers picked up seven straight points to make it 38-23, and then coasted to the victory. | Weber’s next game will be Friday at 8 p.m. when they. take on. an alumni team. The ‘alumni. group will also play the jayvees in a preliminary game. at 6:30 p.m. : Making up the alumni squad will be Grant Hodson, Wayne Cottle,’ Bud Belnap, Lynn Mathie, Dave Patterson, Boyd-Mark, Roger Raw-son, Bob Taylor, Bob Muirbrook, | Dennis Anderson, Ered Cox, Ted Shupe, Blair Fowers, Don Shaw, and Darwin Belnap. Clearfield High served; notice to other Region Two teams that _it won’t be a pushover this season despite the fact it has only juniors and sophomores, as it clobbered Spanish Fork Wednesday, 41-31, as Coach Marcus Garrett used 15 players. Barry Ball led the scoring with 13 points. - Davis continued to knock off the opposition as it coasted to a 43-34 win over South at Kaysville. Davis toyed with the outclassed - 7 il |
