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Show h - Hit UiUtfl HiUKiuM, jAh. t, lj.. Sky View Hosts Box Elder In Friday Night Contest Sky View High School traveled to Koy Tuesday and will host Box Elder Friday night in continuing Region One basketball action. averages 20.6 points per game and Stonehocker of Koy, who has a 16.0 PPG average. We're going to be working on stopping those two. Weve got the kids that can stop them. If we do well have a good chance. Coach Gary Swan, afler directing his team to a win over Bonneville last Friday, says the key for two wins this week was to stop Corry of Box Elder who 77-1- against the two teams and he was hopeful his team would play more of the same kind of ball as the last three quarters against Bonneville. The Bobcats settled down after 11 first quarter turnovers and were able to whip g the Lakers with ease. celler-dwellin- ASKED HOW he settled his team down after deficits of 8 and at Hie end of the first quarter of the Bonneville game. 0-- Swan said, work." I We've got to get a lot of points off defense, move the ball and play good defense to win," Swan said of his two games this week. Swan said the Bobcats match up well It was Todd Johnson who got the hot hand against the Lakers as he canned a 23 points. He now is averaging game-hig15.6 points per game. h 6-- told them they better get to Following the Logan game, the Cats get Bear River, Jan. 23, in a return match. The Bears took the first game between the two division teams in Garland. j ENTERING THE midway point of the season, the Bobcats are looking down the long end of the Region One schedule which will see them take on arch-rivLogan next week. THE REGIONS 12th best scorer, Wendell Mickelsen, fell below his 10.6 PPG average by only bagging eight. 1975-7- 6 al The two teams clash Friday, Jan. Logan. 16, Other double figure sewers for the winners were Tim Kohler with 11 and Tim Belnap with 10. at SAVE NOWATOUR ORANGE BLOSSOM YOU CAN SEE ALL THE SPECIALS ON DISPLAY ON SKY VIEWS Nolan Taylor appears to bite the ball In an effort to keep the ball from a determined Bonneville Laker. Todd Johnson appears in the back ground. Photo Courtesy Sky View High School BOBCAT PLAYER Urn Kohler seems determined to keep the ball away from a hovering Laker while Bruce Godderidge leaps into the action. Photo Courtesy Sky View High School usu Calendar USU calendar for the week of Jan. Second Through Jan. 16 Annual Student Drawing and Painting, Sculpture and Ceramics Exhibition; Library Gallery hours 8:30 a.m.-4:3- 0 p.m. weekdays. Jan. 14 Basketball : USU at Colorado State, 7:33 p.m. Jan. 13 Chamber Series, Secollo Barocco. Fine Arts 'Nutcracker' Retu rns 11-1- 7: Center Theatre. 8 p.m.; FaculTickets: AduIts-$2.5ty and high schoolers and and USU younger-$1.5- 0 Merrill LecturJan. 16 er: Henry I. Abraham, Henry L. and Grace Doherty Memorial Foundation Professor, Dept, of Government and Foreign Affairs, University of Virginia; Topic: The Supreme Court of the United States in the Evolving Political Process," 10:30 a.m.. Fine Arts Center Theatre. Wrestling: USU vs. Montana State University, Logan, 7:30 p.m., Spectrum. JV Basketball: USU vs. Southern Utah at Cedar City, 7:30 p.m. Basketball: USU at tana State, 8 p.m. Center Kent Concert Hall at Utah State University, Jan. 9 at 8 p.m. Ballet West will n perform to the music by Peter Illyitch Tchaikovsky. A new policy will be initiated for this .concert season, announced Dwain Tippetts, director ot concerts. We want to start the New Year in the right manner. Those arriving after the well-know- start of the performance will be admitted only at interLatecomers missions. should not expect to be Bird Mon- 3 Tower of Power Pops Concert, Spectrum, 8 p.m., Tickets: $3 and $4. Women's Basketball: USU vs. Wyoming at Laramie; 5 p.m. and Junior Varsity 3 p.m. Varsity seated in their reserved scats, but will be asked to take the scats closest to the entrance," Tippetts explained. We are initiating this policy out of respect for the performer as well as the audience who came to enjoy I urge the performance. ticket holders to plan to arrive well in advance to avoid unforsecable delays. This is especially important to remember for The Nutcracker performance since intermission is mid-wa- y through the performance," he stressed. Season Closed For Year Sunday, January 4, marked the closing of the 1973-7waterfowl hunting season. It was a season filled with many excellent hunting opportunities. 6 Women's Basketball: USU vs. Univ. of N. Colorado at Greeley, Colo.; Varsity 7:30 p.m. and Junior Varsity p.m. Jan. 17 The Nutcracker" Ballet returns to the Fine Arts Warm weal her dealt a favorable hand to font soldiers and airhoaters alike this year. The abundance of oHn water on the marshes and an adequate supply or food combined with fair weal Ikt -- held the ducks, whistling swans and geese in Utah ttuum iimikii iiiuii jcais past when cold fronts moved them south earlier in the season. Fair to good shooting weather prevailed for all hut the very end of waterfowl season. As a result , Utah water-fow- l hunters were provided s with more shooting than usual. Success for the 1975 waterfowl season was classified us good to lieller than average. iurticu-larlduring the first months ot the season. opimr-tuuitie- Keith Jorgensen's Magnavox y PrestonOnly Home Entertainment Center I 't A I Phone 852-140- 0 |