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Show Springville, Utah Devils meet Carbon, hosi Prom chine began clicking- and held the lead at halftone and throughout the remainder of the game. Mason totaled 21 with Whiting getting 17, Hall IS, Averett 13, Killpack 10 to lead the scorers. No Bingham player hit the double figures. Quarter scores: Springville .... 13 37 70 93 Kearns 16 29 39 50 Springville 15 44 65 85 Bingham 23 34 52 66 Region Four Northern Division American Fork .... 2 0 1.000 Lehi 1 1 -500 Orem 1 1 -500 BY High 1 1 -500 Pleasant Grove .... 0 2 .500 Southern Division Provo 2 0 1.000 Springville 1 1 -500 Spanish Fork 1 1 -500 Carbon 1 1 .500 Payson 0 2 .000 Coach Hal Jensen and his improving im-proving Red Devil quintet will have their work cut out for them this week as they travel to Carbon for a league contest tonight and then entertain the leading Provo five here next Wednesday night, Jan. 11. Tip-off Tip-off is at the regular 8 p.m. time with both games preceded by the jayvee contest at 6:15. Carbon led Provo club when they played them at Price in the opener and came close to whipping the Bulldogs. They hold a 1 and 1 record along with Springville and Spanish Fork. Devils win two Springville averaged 89 points compared to their opponents' oppon-ents' 58 in their two impressive impres-sive victories during the past week. The first win last Wednesday Wed-nesday came at the expense of Kearns whom the Devils soundly sound-ly trounced 93-50. Kearns led the Devils 16-13 at the end of the first qurater, but with Whiting, Mason, Killpack, Hall and Miner hitting the hoop, the Red Devils poured through 24 points in the second quarter and added 33 in the third to sweep to victory. Hitting high and playing outstanding out-standing ball for the Devils were Captain Mason with 20, Whiting with 19, Hall with 18 and Miner and Killpack each with 10. Only one Kearns player play-er hit in the double figures. Friday night the Spingville club pasted the Bingham Miners Min-ers 66-85. Bingham led the Devils 23-15 at the first quarter, quar-ter, but then the Jensen ma il! " ' " " ' l l" - ' ' ' V . j k w - - . I " t 1 " - - Vv i' ' t S A ' , ' , 1 I st T 1 1 ' : . ' 14'' V J m fPiiii it" " s"""" 'X 'N!V 1 ; - - 5? v , JHf-4 Si-nlCXACULAR FILM COMING See the film showing the largest and last unhunted area in the world with the rare species of grizzly bear never before seen on film. Pictures were shot in the northwest territory of the Mackenzie Mac-kenzie Mountains of Canada. The film will be shown at the Springville Junior High School next Monday and Tuesday. |
