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Show THE PAGE FOURTEEN SUN-ADVOCAT- PRICE, E, tiuksdvt. mac, UTAH v I If he fan' Je c a good opinion ' gardmg a Louis month if JEANS SERVICE Junior Highs Ready ROOSEVELT PLACES FOUR PLAYERS Round-RobiAt H.?.kI?S UAD of ON REGIONAL SQUAD For JUNIOR TOP HONORS IN REGIONAL HOOP MEET College Gymnasium ROUGH RIDES AWAY WITH ROOSEVELT j n ALL-TOURNE- San Juan, North Emery And Carbon Tie For Second Place To Require Play-Off Roosevelt High schools great band of Rough Riders rode right through the Utah region five high school basketball round-robi- n tourney at the college gymnasium here Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings, and left it up to the other three contestants to scramble for second position and the one remaining berth in the state hoop meet. Never pressed very hard, Roosevelt had an easy time in disposing of Carbon 42 to 23, North Emery 39 to 21, k and San Juan 47 to 27. Good plus a keen eye for the basket were the principal contributing factors in Rough Riders success. San Juan hit everything but the basket the first evening to lose to North Emerys Rangers 34 to 13, came back the second evening to overcome Carbon 31 to 27 and then succumbed on Saturday after putting up a great fight against odds that were just too great, as Roosevelt won its third straight game. North Emery looked hot the first night against San Juan, a bit cooler on Friday against the Rough Riders, and pretty cold the third evening as Carbon, twice beaten previously, staged a sensational comeback to win basket for the Dinosaurs, dumping in six field goals to take high scoring honors for the evening. The Rough Riders easily proved their superiority in trouncing the Rangers 39 to 21. Jumping into a 5 to 1 lead in the first period, they were never headed as they continued to increase their lead throughout the remainder of the game. Dick Owens tossed in a few baskets from back of the foul line, replacing Mont Killian as the hotshot of the evening. Harold Timothy helped keep Stan Cowley under cover, while accounting for another 11 points himself. Saturdays Games Owens resumed where he had left off the previous night, as Roosevelt trounced a fighting band from Blanding 45 to 27. Led by Joe Sherman, the San Juan boys made a valiant battle, but they just weren't good enough. If they had been able to hit the hoop, the score would have been a dozen points closer, but the Rough Riders would still have been able to storm San Juan hill. Score at half was 16 to 13. Cai boil's chances of oeatmg North Emery didnt appear to be worth taking at a 75 per cent discount after Fridays games, but Don Ross, the fightingest forward this school has seen for some time, plus Jim Eaquin-t- o who suddenly found where the basket was and Chester Reese who played the sort of game Dinosaur fans have been waiting for him to play all year, upset the dope in no uncertain fashion. Leading 11 to 3 at the end of the first period. Carbon was never headed. floor-wor- 35 to 27. Thursday's Games Hard luck on their shots, plus the fact that they weren't allowed any too many of them, limited Blanding to a single field goal in the first three quarters while North Emery was piling up 28 points. Stan Cowley, who stands close to 6 and feet, led the scoring attack Gel points. Against Huntington's Farit in the final- - frame, the San "Cultipmen managed to hit the e consistently and brought up to 34 to 13 before the e ed. score was Rang-cent- er Facts And Figures On Round-Robin Half-tim- Results held Roosevelt down pretty Roosevelt 42, Carbon 23. ae first quarter, but quickly North Emery 34, San Juan 13. Find in the second period as Roosevelt 39, North Emery 21. Killian began tossing em in San Juan 31, Carbon 27. hthe corners of the court. HarRoosevelt 47, San Juan 27. old Timothy, big Rough Rider guard, Carbon 35, North Emery 28 led a brilliant second-haoffensive that made the final score 42 to 23. Tournament Scoring The Roosevelt team exhibited plenty of class, while the Dinosaurs, erring ROOSEVELT ' in their FT TP FG constantly ballhandhng, threw away many opportunities to Killian, f 11 33 make a closer contest out of the game. Owens, c 32 15 4 Score at half was 23 to 10 12 30 9 Wilkins, f 10 23 5 Timothy, g Fridays Games 2 4 f a showed of Bingham, leversal form Blanding in defeating the Dinosaurs 31 to 27. Baumgartel, g Taking an early lead, 9 to 4 at the Hall, g 0 3 quarter, Blanding fell behind in the 0 0 ll Colton, f 'ecund period, tied the score 0 0 at the half, fell behind again but tied Johnstun, ll ll and the score at 128 9 52 and then won on field goals by Burn- -, CARBON k ham and Nielsen. Superior 4 32 .15 and passing enabled the San Ross, f 16 8 6 Juan boys to overcome the highly Bryner, c 12 5 6 favored Carbon crew'. Don Ross was Eaquinta, f 8 4 1 the only consistent man under the Shiner, f .. Y Region Five All - Tourney Squad Mont Killian, Roosevelt Max Wilkins, Roosevelt Joe Sherman, Blanding Don Ross, Carbon Dick Owens, Roosevelt . Stan Cowley, North Emery Harold Timothy, Roosevelt Pete Grange, North Emery Owen Burnham, Blanding George Platis, Carbon . . Center- .. . all-st- ar -, er. - Center .. Guard .. Guard Guard Guard Picked by a committee of three, these selections took into sideration only the first three nights of the tourney. At the end of the second evening, the three selection makers thought their job was a cinch; at the end of the third evening, they couldnt agree at all and so finally picked a squad of ten players instead. Forwards In many instances, there was complete agreement. No one can question the right of Joe Sherman to a plaec on the squad. Not only was he a constant threat on offense, but a man that just wouldnt let anyone past him on defense. Harold Tim- -, othy, the tall redheaded Rough Rider who tossed in 22 points during the first two evenings found himself limited to a foul pitch when he came up against the unspectacular but consist- -' ently efficient boy from Blanding on Mont Killian, Saturday evening. possibly the most clever ballhand-le- r in the tourney, was another unan-- i imous choice. His floor game was as nearly flawless as any this section has seen for some time. After his thrilling and that is scarcely a big enough word to carry all the meaning in this instance performance Saturday night, Don Ross just couldn't be left off the allstar squad. That boy was everywhere at once. It can't be describ-- I ed. We feel genuinely sorry for those who didnt see that performance. At the other forward post we have Max Wilkins, a good team player and a clever shooter. Centers Dick Owens wras high scorer for the JunHelper, Price and Sunnyside will Friday compete schools ior High and Saturday at the Carbon college gymnasium to decide the 1940 county title-holdjunior high school basketball Forward . Forward ..Forward Forward . .... Junior SUMI iJeans Service Price Lumber Price Frosh Standard Oil inf as a I'Johm 'junior Police Mutual Lumber good bo Drawing a bye tor the first night, Club says Let Price will play a pi active game Fri- Boys he day at 7:00 oclock with Notre Dame Jeans Service held on to 1 that an find ft, school, this game to be iullowed by spot in the city junior hoop Rob maple court this week the by overwhelming w8y by battle at 8 00 o'clock. The following club 52 to 6 as J. Santi whievening, the Lumber'VepH.er chamlor Price will county ner play the running by overcoming pionship at 8 00 oclock. The Oil 41 to 17 and then loser will play Notre Dame Price Frosh 19 to 8. Phil' in a preliminary tussle at 7'00 p. m. was the big scorer for ther Saturday. five in both games. The three schools tied tor first Mutual Lumber started on the place in regular league competition, during the week, tippiu j each chalking up 4 victories as grade Oil 15 to 7 and Standard against 2 defeats. Notre Dame lost coming the Junior Police 28then0. to 6 consecutive league games. the latter hoop battle, Basso and h Lu ner accounted for all of the po'I been li y a trip during which they points, while Aubert led the 1 record won one game and lost one game, los- with 12 counters. i oas jn Senior League Standings I fought ing to Jordan Junior High 26 to 19 and defeating Preston, Idaho, in an Won Lost fine, a, d Fisher Beer 8 hoop battle 27 to 26. g Ca The showing was especially good Walnut Bar r, in view ol the fact that both teams Eastern Utah JYhil Lumber against which Helper played are win- Price C. C. C. g (nett ners in their own divisions. Against Carbon College j but Pieston, Boyd Bunnel. guard, sank Fisher Beer continued well u fce K the winning goal in the extra period. lead in the senior hoop league! He and Rex Berry at forward showed tripping Eastern Utah Electric lit up particularly well duiing the trip. 26, as Roper, Waite and Jewkesf counted for 15, 13 and 12 points I spectively. For the losers, Young J McArthur each made 10 points. I Walnut Bar kept in second place! Lumber 43 defeating Brown scored 13 points, PassicJ Life Insurance A Specialty Axelgard each 12 points for the li 58 West Main St. Price, Utah nut Bar crew while Fox tossed it f points for the losers. Hclper-Sunnysi- de tosi Helper-Sunnysi- con- Helper-Sunnysi- tourney, chiefly because of his ability to drop em through the hoop from back of the foul circle. Just when a team thought the Rough Riders were being kept under control, Owens would start tossing them in to quell any oppositions rising ambitions. Stan Cowley's heighth made him a constant threat on offense and a constant source of annoyance on defense On the final two evenings he was kept pretty well covered up, but the effort was costly to the opposing teams. Guards Wed pick Harold Timothy on any mans prep basketball team Few boys possess the combination, like Timothy does, of heighth, basketshooting ability, cleverness in ballhandhng, knack for rustling the ball under the basket, and general sports sense. Pete Grange i another boy that is dangerous under the opponent's basket and impenetrable under his own team's basket. Owen Burnham was one of the reasons Blanding made such a sensational comeback in the toruney. Stubborn, that boy, and one that knows how to rustle the ball. George Platis was overshadowed by his teammate, Chester Reese, on the final evening, but showed up well enough in the first two games to rate a place on the squad. 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