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Show Top Quintets Pall Dn Battle for Utah Prep Titles Many leaders fell in Friday's-wild scramble for prep basketball bas-ketball honors, but Ogden, defending state high school cage champion, was one of the schools established as a strong contender con-tender for 1941 laurels. With six games remaining, the champs have rung up three straight wins. Prep Results l-tcaa-OiOa ItlatrVt Otrian in, Nnrih Cach II. .oaan ns, Wrbar 24. Ba Kldr 24. South Carha 22. JarSaa Dlalrtrt Jordan 2S, aranlta 31. Tootla 4 2, Blneham 39. Pavla 3A. Cyprua 3S. Murray 31, Grantsvllla 34. Summit Dlrtrtrt 1 JOdsa Memorial 2S, Waaatrh 35. Morgan 27. North Summit 21. Kouth Summit 47, Park City 42. Park City 42. South Summit 27. Alplaa nialrtrt Provo 4S. Lincoln IS. Plraaant Crova 41, Brlshara. Young 2S. AmarKaa fork 30. La hi 23. Nrba INalrtrl Ntphl 34. Spanish Fork 23. KprliifYllla 29. Payaou 23. Haapata Dlatrtrt Kphralm 2.1. Moroni IS. Gunnlaon 2. Waaatch academy 23. Mantl 44. North Sanprta 42 Itwo Htrs prrlodai. Nartk Srylff IMalrtrt Monro 20, Rlrhfl.ld IV Kallna 43. Blcknell 2. ftoatk Kavler lllalrtH Pangultrh 37. Eacalanta 30. llalak IMatrtrt Uintah 33. Altarra 14. Altamont 23. RooMvtlt 21. arfcxMi.Rmery Dlatrtrt North Emery 34, Oraanrlver 27. Saa Jaaa-finuie Dlatrtrt MorltkHlo 34. Moab 27. Miliars ntatrirt mtirnr 3S rlta 31. Hinckley 3. Beaver 2. IMkle Dlatrtrt Kanah 2S, Pamwan 17. KnltrprlM 4S. Valley 2.1. Fourteen squads made It two' wins In a row Friday, but nine previously undefeated quintets met defeat In the surprising series of games. By contrast with the previous pre-vious week, scores were not so close Friday, and only one game went into extra periods. Judge Memorial provided fireworks fire-works in the Summit loop by clowning Wasatch 26-25 by converting con-verting six of 12 free tries when outscored 12 goals to 10. It was the first Judge win since the 1838-39 season, and John Hearley led with 10 points. Park City surprised with a 42-27 win over South ' Summit, the defending v champ, and Morgan edged out North Summit 27-21. Ogden's Tigers displayed a nearly airtight defense In stopping North Cache. 30-11. The champs limited their visitors to three field goals while ringing up 12, and led 9-5, 18-7 and 26-8 In the first three periods. A rejuvenated Logan squad slapped Weber with a 38-24 defeat as Bill Ryan and Louis Liv-' Liv-' ingstone raged nine points each. Box Elder spilled South Cache 24-22 to stay Just behind Ogden. Jordan Dumps Granite Jordan's 26-23 decision at Granite Gran-ite highlighted the Jordan district race, but Tooele kept pace with the Beetdiggers by taking a 42-3!) in at Bingham, leading 9-8. 23-22 and 30-27 in the first three periods. John Tauloa paced the Tooele attack at-tack with 19 points. Murray and Davis downed Grantsvllle and Cyprus Cy-prus as expected, 31-24 and 36-26, respectively. Pleasant Grove provided a mild surprise in the Alpine race by Invading In-vading Brigham Young for a 41-28 victory, the difference In the score being a big surprise. The home team was unable to keep the pace in the second half as Kelly Giles bombed the hoop for 22 points. American Fork overpowered Lehl, piling up a 23-6 margin at half-time half-time in a 30-23 victory. Provo beat Lincoln, 49-16, as anticipated. Both Lehl and Brigham Young were weak in free throwing. Nephi forged Into the Nebo lead, gaining its second straight win, 34-23, over Spanish Fork, after being ahead 12-8 at halftime. Springville clung to an early lead to beat Tayson 29-23 as Elliott . Cameron caged 10 points to pace ' the win. Ephraim Is the lone unbeaten team In the Sanpete district, thanks to the shooting of Manti. which took a 44-42 win over North Sanpete San-pete in two extra periods, to spill that team from the top. The regular regu-lar time ended with the score 40-all. 40-all. and each squad scored In the f:rst overtime period. Ephraim ' gained Its second win by a Z3-16 score over previously undefeated Moroni, and Gunnison nosed out Wasatch academy 29-23. Man roe, Sallna Win Monroe and Salina, who meet next Friday on the letter's floor, made It two In a row each to doml-nste doml-nste the four-team North Sevier district. Panguitch gained Its second sec-ond straight win In the South Sevier Se-vier race, 37-30 over Escalante. Altamont took the eastern Utah .spotlight by handing Roosevelt a 23-21 setback, helping Uintah. 33-14 winner over Alterra. take a firm grip on the Uintah district lead. Monticello also surprised by downing down-ing Moab. 34-27 in the San Juan-Grand Juan-Grand . district. North Emery moved Into a tie with Carbon and South Emery by downing Green-river Green-river 34-2T in the Carbon-Emery district. Delta and Beaver, early favorites In the Millard race, bowed to Fillmore Fill-more and. Hinckley Friday, free throws winning for Jlinrkley as It converted 10 of 12 when out-scored out-scored from the field, 14 goals to 13 in a 36-29 game. r. t r p n t V p S e n ,n R r-.tlea f Hearley r 4 4 2 10 fl r n 0 rw.ilnf H-.Pion f 10 0 2 fll r.rtar.) Mellrk e 1 S 3 .1 Senff Weheter WllllNma S 2 1 04 1 e O 2 Pierklevs Mortons O 1 1 1 e 4 1 1 Wiiion.f Roller f 110 2 J O e 4 Wricht f Mnrtaaey.g 10 0 2 10 0 3 atrtnsham.s 12 4I2S Totals 10 12S2S Srw hy qnaiiera; J'"lte a if i ya autrh 10 21 23 Offtrtala: Oawakl ann Semper. |
