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Show 24 Vernal Express wdnesdoy, Morch 13, i985 J, 7 TUESDAY COFFEE LEAGUE Utie girls Dose to Cavewoinnein) The Uintah Ute girls varsity basketball team scored 36 points, but the Cavewomen pocketed 69 counters for a 69-36 triumph over the Utes in American Fork, Thursday. Uintah owns a 0-19 record. The Utes have suffered two one-point losses this year. American Fork jumped out to a 15-5 lead in the first quarter and had a 36 to 9 lead after two quarters. Cindy Cin-dy Anderson led the Utes in the first quarter wun mree points on one tieia goal and one free throw and Tia Liebhardt popped in one field goal for two points. Liebhardt led the Utes with two points in the second quarter ,and June Anderson and Jennifer Huber added one point each. Ford led the Cavewomen in the first quarter with five points. Trane and Squires poured in four points. Maxwell had two points. Hadfield was the top scorer in the second quarter for American Fork at nine points on three field goals and three free throws. Squires added seven points on three field goals and one free throw. Trane poured in five counters. The Utes poured in 15 points in the third quarter, but American Fork flipped in 17 counters for a 53-24 advantage. ad-vantage. Liebhardt was the top bomber in the third quarter for the Utes at five points on two field goals and one free throw. June Anderson and Cindy Anderson added four points. Shellie Belcher added two points. Trane led American Fork with six points on two field goals and two free throws. Hadfield, Ford, Allred and Hales added three points each. The Uintah team scored 12 points in the fourth quarter and American Fork poured in 16 counters for a 69-36 win. C. Anderson led the Utes in the fourth quarter with five points on two field goals and one free throw. Liebhardt added four points. Andy Critton scored three points. Hayes led American Fork in the fourth quarter with six points. Hales added four points and Allred and Robinson Ball games scheduled The Uintah Ute baseball team will open the baseball season with a preseason game in Vernal against Springville, April 3 and will host a doubleheadcr in Vernal against Grand Junction, April 9. The Ute junior varsity team will host Alta-mont. Alta-mont. April 12 and the varsity team will battle Wasatch in Vernal, April 16. Uintah will battle Duchesne in a junior varsity game, April 17 and the varsity baseballcrs will host Union, April 19. Uintah' first region game will be agairust Die Tiger in Orcm, April 24 and the Utes will host Timpvlew, April 27. The Utes will clash with Mountain View on the road, May I. The Lie will host American Fork, May 4 and will battle Union High School In Roosevelt, May 6. Uintah Mill motor to Provo for game with the UulUli;s, May 8 and will host Orcm, May 11. 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Liebhardt was the number one Uintah Uin-tah point collector at 13 points. She fired in five field goals and hit 3 out of 4 free throws. Cindy Anderson scored 12 points. She poured in four field goals and hit 4 out of 5 free throws. June Anderson added five points and Critton scored three points. Belcher tossed in two points and Huber flipped flip-ped in one point. Trane was the top American Fork point scorer at 15 points. She fired in six field goals and hit 3 out of 5 free throws. Hadfield added 14 points and Squires scored 11 points. Ford poured in eight points. Also scoring for American Fork were: Hales, 7; Hayes, 6; Allred, 4; Maxwell, 2 and Robinson, 2. American Fork defeated Uintah's junior varsity team by the score of 48-32. The Cavewomen owned only a two point lead of 8-6 at the end of the first quarter and led 19-14 after two quarters. American Fork snared a ten point lead of 34-24 in the third quarter and won the game by 16 points. Critton poured in seven field goals for 14 points to lead the Uintah Utes. Carnige added 11 points. Ward scored six points and Isaacs put in one point. Paxman led American Fork with 18 points and Greening added ad-ded 10 counters. FRIDAY 16 Boren & Lance Zeller & Buist Eaton, Jensen, Kerr High Series Ha Hogue DeMar Boren Lois Harris High Games DeMar Boren Ila Hogue Gerry Boren 27-13 25-15 25-15 601 590 538 234 208 200 Western Living Intermountain Concrete Bowl Weavils Cannon Well High Series Kathleen Burows Helen Atwood Bettye Guffey 26-14 24'i-15'i 24-16 24-16 585 576 559 High Games Kathleen Burrows Pam Cannon Helen Atwood 225 213 209 i - te of these jp lot like the THIERS. 4i q1 -J Your gas bill is mostly for heating. Your phone bill is solely for calling. But with electricity, look what you're getting... 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