ue _¢ The Scots, Ray Thompson and Mark Sac-|behind however, rallied Jerry Burnett, Fig Mark | 32 20.25 84 Bureett Sa ok Beh kett nearly matched the Ben|Brown, Scott Blanch and Dave jen omend 2-22 S90 2. Soe Lomond output Friday night to| Taggart, to pull ‘within five, 35-|: lead the Box Elder Bees to an/30, at 84-65 Region One victory on the _ The thé half. a as S started hitting bet- Scots’ floor. ter on short outside shooting The Bees controlled the. ee and an improved defense slowed and shot a much better per-|down the Bees. centage from the field in movAIRLY EVEN ‘ing. their record to 6-2. The o teams played on fair‘Scots, who had trouble with too} terms through the first many turnovers, are now 4-3. tes of the third quarter Thompson and Sackett scored| otties hit a cold all but four points in leading the| ldway. Bees to an 18-10 edge in the dist ~ With 2:30 left in the third the Thompson got eight ofhis final Bees had broken to a 50-37 edge 32 points and Sacke +ograbbed | and led by 57-40 going into the {fourth quarter. ~ six of his 23 during WORKED iNSIDER= cote The Scots came up with 25 ‘ ris period. The Scots, meanwhile, missed points in the fourth period, but a considerable number of. shots the Bees countered with 27, 13 Sor bal ‘inside the tig Box Elder Defense, _}0f those coming from Thompson and six from Sackett. BOX bees ee The Bees widened the gap to emer. BEN LOMOND wae Second quarier, usinga tough|t 22.22 tomy’! Taggart pian§2 00.6-6 10 defense to force the Scots into 3 1-1 7 -L.Smith - more costly memcgers. Region acKke 126-13 92 Sohal . avero anc Blanch 44.00 0-0 MOND’S Mark Brown shovels a shot toward the basket during 2 One game on the Scots’ floor. Defending for Box Elder are I ik » Scott Smith (45) and Ray Lynn —— i 6 Ae aoee a oe le ie tte ee oS oS tt — By BOB MAGEE