WRENN WITH ITS SHARE , Paths ete : , es he ; nadia tears Shanon AY S SN SN OF VICTORIES Weber's basketball quintet, coached by Floyd Slater, brought their twelve game schedule to a near close with a six win five loss record with one game remaining to be played. The Warriors’ two most dramatic games were between Weber and Ogden. In the first of the two game series played on the Tigers’ court, Weber won, 33—32. The game was a see-saw affair throughout with both teams using a tight detense, forcing their op- ponents to shoot from outside. In the final seconds, had a 33-31 lead. Jim Dokos, of Ogden, was then fouled and awarded two free hitches. He calmly stepped to the foul lane and whipped the net with his first try, making the score 33-32. He then attempted his second try—but missed and Weber's Red and Blacks won 33-32. Weber The second of the two game series, played the Warriors’ court, also found a thriller in store as on the game was controlled by Ogden until the final two seconds. With but two seconds remaining, the ball was knocked loose by an Ogdenite player, and Bill Price broke through to tank a jump shot and give the Warriors a 42-41 Belnap tallies for 2 points against South Cache. victory. With such fast play, good team handling, He plenty of work, the Weber's fives went all out for a place in State. Smiling for the camera are B squad members. ane¥ mrs