February By DON ptiieae | 1971 “the, division, The Scots are still alive ‘atid breathing.” 20, ees EARLY “Bonneville LEAD Me broke to a 19-15} r Ben Lomond broke away from first quarter lead behind the{on in the final Bonneville late in the third quar-|shooting of Nate Wallwork and going away. - and wheeled. to a 72-62 Re- Brad Hawkins, but the Scots! Brown in: Y ile Bur the and behindBrown One. victory gi ‘gionOne victory Friday after-|Charged bombing back of Mark noon to retain faint hopes of reserve Jerry Burnett to Pie The Sco 3 iued to pour it period and won finshe s with 18 points, kedin with __Tanding a state Class AA Tour- a 34-34 tie at halftime. Burnett) While W. - nament berth. hit nine points in the final four|+/- _ Ben Lomond’s victory gave it/minutes of the second period to ! a 6-6 record in Division Two/Spark the Ben Lomond rally. |g” a left it one game behind Og-| Bonneville held a 43-41 lead) 2. den High in the all-important) With three minutes left in the|> battle for second place. Ogden|thirdq when Ben Lo-|s fell to Weber High Friday and|mond’s rank Wallace hit a has a 7-5 record. Should Ben/|driving layup to tie the score) Lomond defeat Logan in the and was awarded an additional inal league game next week,|two foul pitches on a flagrant -~, Ogden lose to Bonneville, foul call. Wallace hit them both|2> 12-16 62 Totals, = Te ‘ p tro teams sugul "bee ted to to give Ben Lomond a lead it!sen Lomond -../2 2.222: se ES a; ryg _ a |vision ec nd 1p Two will join : an Weber High . as : the two tourney entries from