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Show - 4 (I J I ,j -:- - 1 r - I i : V STRATEGY SESSION: But you notice they are not far from the water bucket. Team 3 made up of graduates gradu-ates of 1975-76, narrowly defeated Team 1, then ran away from Team 2 in the MHS Alumni Tourney. They are Kevin Barnes, Brian Hanley, Russell Holm, Tom Jones, Alan Mayer, Jim Raines, Garland Tait and Russell Smith. The tourney played last Friday and Saturday, drew a good crowd of loyal fans over the past decade, and raised funds for the MHS auditorium project. fihElil DoOfilGV FG6SQ8 fiilfe It was an ideal match up. f f" H'-Fl FTl J ,Kr m M&imm Props pionship, only to be defeat- It was an ideal match up. Milford's team of teams, the 1975 Tigers who went all the way to the Championship, Cham-pionship, only to be defeated defeat-ed by the Kanab Cowboys, and the 1977 Tigers who brought Milford it's only class 1-A state championship, champion-ship, battled for the number one spot in the AlumniTour-ney AlumniTour-ney last Saturday. It was almost a repeat of last year's matchup,when the '77 team won. But the old timers of 1975 were determined deter-mined this year and pulled . away in the second quarter for a 78-64 win. The tourney was a benefit bene-fit for the Milford Auditorium Auditori-um Project, which will renovate reno-vate the MHS Auditorium. Gross receipts for the two day tourney were $1608.08 which included ticket sales and $435 in donations. The project, which includes lights, carpeting, seating and new drapes to refurbish the Auditorium, now has over . $9,000 in the fund, with a goal of $15,000. While this was the final major event, Principal Lee Pettey says that the goal is still realis -tic as several clubs and organizations or-ganizations have made this their project for the year, rHy .it-e '.V' " p ZZZ ml. ..."HLmmU U ,- J , .. . - V. t ' f ..... , L? . . . fs. - ..." . ..o m CONSOLATION: Teams 1 and 4 battle for a rebound in the consolation finale. Team 1, in White, won, 74-70. The popular tourney benefited the auditorium project. ney Holm, Denny Myers and Roger Barnes. TEAM 3 Mitchell Beal-er, Beal-er, Randy Kerr, Brad Kirk, Gary Mayer, Mark Nelson, Richard Smith, David Miller Mill-er and Jeff Hardy. Team 4 Calvin Elmer, Darcy Winn, Kris Yardley, Chad Ogden, Scott Barnes, and Kenneth Holm. Tom' McGinn, Allen Martin, Tim Taylor and David Jones were unable to make it to help the old Timers. Team 1 15-31-46-68 Team 3 20-32-48-70 Team 1 Jones 24, R. Holm 12; R. Barnes 12; Team 3 - Tait 17, K. Barnes 20, Raines, 13. Team 2 16-31-52-74 Team 4 9 24 43 59 Team 2 Bealer 11, Kerr 15, Kirk 21, Mayer 15. Team 4 -K. Holm 29. Team 1 17 39 55 74 Team 4 14 36 53 70 Team 1 K. Jones 17, Malchus 14, Whitney 10. Team 4 Elmer 18, K. Holm 38. READ THE WANT ADS and individual donations are still being solicited. The tourney drew players from 1970 to 1980 to the delight of fans who turned out to see their former favorites in action. Teams from the '70's left an indelible in-delible mark on MHS and Utah basketball records, during those years. Taking the State class 1-A championship champ-ionship in 1977, they placed 2nd in 1975 and 1979, 3rd in 1976, 4th in 1974 won the consolation championship in 1978 and were 8th in 1973. Coach Nielson, who led the team from 1973 to the championship cham-pionship in 1977 was in the stands to renew oldacquain-tences. oldacquain-tences. Team 3, the tourney win -ner made up of Coach Kevin Kev-in Barnes, Brian Hanley, Russell Holm, Tom Jones, Alan Mayer, Jim Raines, Garland Tait, all 1975 grads, and Russell Smith, 1976, defeated de-feated grads of 1979-80 in the first game, 70-68 on a final second shot by Barnes. They came back the second night to defeat grads of 77-78, 77-78, who won the state cham -pionship and last year's alumni tourney. Team 4, grads of 1970-71, 72 and 73 found the going rough against the youngsters, young-sters, losing, 74-59, to Team 2 and 74-70 against Team 1. However Ken Holm, 1970 grad showed he still hadn't lost his touch by scoring 29 points Friday, and 38 on Saturday to lead the tourney scoring wih 67 points. Team 1, comprised of Jeff Atkin, Ken Jones, Arlan Mayer, Darin Malchus, Mark Whitn ".m Williams, Rod- |
