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Show Lose To Parsons Close Out Homestand With Three Wins By I)iek Honirighou.se Westminsters offense and defense put on a grand display last Friday night, as they score over rolled to a Northwest Nazarene College from Nampa, Idaho. The Parsons, defensive tactics were a the Salt complete surprise as full-couLake crew used a press to quickly take the lead early in the game. The Nampa five were knocked completely off balance as Westminster repeatedly scored on layups to take a big first-hal- f Jim Morris, bulge of top ..reserve, came off the bench during the first period and proceeded to dump in five field goals and keep the Parson offense hot. Although Westminster was outscored in the second half, the visitors from Idaho could never overcome the big lead built up by the Salt Lake Club. Westminsters front line effectively controlled the boards with forward Ron Swenton getting high point honors with 25 and Gary Bliss adding 14 counters. Guard-forwar- d Morris had a final total of 15 with little Chris Segura g popping in 11 for the cause. ' The big man in the score-boo- k was Jerry Locke from Northwest Nazarene with 30 counters, followed by Hag-wooadding 24 points. The next night found top rebounding senior Eric Joffs playing his last game' for Coach Richardson and Westminster College. The tall, rangy center played the same type of a tough ball game he had been playing all season. Teaming up with his fellow hoopster, Joffs made sure his last game was a victory by 99-8- 4 rt 53-2- Avin-nin- d, thumping Northwest Westminster just couldnt get rolling offensively in the first half and found themselves on the short end of a halftime score. But the Parsons seemed to catch fire in the second period as they started to really pour it on, scoring a big 56 points. Leading the parade in the point column Avere guards Jerry Nielsen Avith 19 and Larry Reid adding 18. Right behind the tAo playmakers 93-7- 38-3-7 Gary Bliss and Ron SAvenson dropping in 17 counters apiece. honors Again high-poin- t went to the visitor Jerry Locke, who swished through 22 points. Avere forAvards NW. Nazarene Locke GFPT3 1 Swensn Phipps Joffs 111 Dlamnd Nielsen 30 2410 84 Gibbons Segura Reid v Greene Johnsn 2 4 10 3 2 6 3 10 2 24 Hagood Hancock Wilkutz 1 3 4 7 Morris 4 2 22 Swensn 0 1 16 Joffs 0 Nielsen 4 3 8 Gibbons 0 0 2 Segura 0 Reid 10 16 27 19 17 73 . ll Casper Westminster GFPT 14 Bliss 9 tVilllmsn 4 0 Cilery Wllknsn 11 2 3 24 5 1 3 11 Kelley 7 Tenning 3 111 Moore Swensn GFPT 3 101172 2 8 0 17 Gibbons 2 0 0 4 Morris 4 0 2 8 Adams 6 1 1 13 Lustelch Nielsen 9 0 0 18 30 11 15 70 Segura 4 0 3 8 Totals 4 4 3 12 Reid Johnsn 0 3 0 3 Greene 3 2 2 8 1 13 10 12 Totals 44 12 14 100 The Westminster Parsons have five scheduled games season. left in their 19G1-6This will include two games at Nampa, Idaho with Northwest Nazarene College, a single game with Regis College out of Denver, Colorado, and a final doubleheader at Gunnison, Colorado with Western State. All of the games will be on the road, and all 2 41-3- 7 To the last horn, the sonettes fought in this onesided endurance contest. High scorer on both teams was Nancy Rose with 21 points. The lead Avas tossed between teams during the last half and only in the final minutes did the University manage to hold it. t of V Peterson Roudy Gager Hndrcksn Johnson Elkins VanVlet Sheya Wilson Dance Spllsbry Walton Aldredge Eberly Totals GFPT 7 4 2 16 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 10 10 10 10 10 Westminster Rose Warren Willett Castile Wlgfall McAlstr Smith Thmpsn Totals GFPT21 10 0 1 2 3 0 0 0 3 5 9 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 5 38 16 20 93 Owens, Jerry Barron, Curt Smith, Tuck Hubbard, Mike Hughes, Leon Reyes, and Orval Phipps. The game will begin at 6 p.m. and the admission is free Summarized Intramurals Sam Pierentoni by During the first semester, a total of 176 students have signed up to compete in the 7 intramural activities offered. Broken down into classes the number and percentages are Final Basketball Several students have signed up to compete in 4 of the 7 Basketball Games - Jan. 24 Faculty (76). Losser (25); Standings as follows: 4108 3 0 17 19 10 activities offered, namely: No. 6 Soph (20); Helgeson (6) Seniors (41), Petersen (11); Juniors (35), Adams (18). Margaret Warren (Junior) Ray Clark (Junior) Larry Eldredge (Senior) Dennis Helgeson (Soph) Tuck Hubbard (Senior) Curt Smith ((Senior) During the month of Febsign ups and play will begin in Chess, Bridge, and Badminton. Point standings by class as we start the second semester are as follows: Seniors Juniors 3 41 Regis College will be the big obstacle to the Parsons play-of- f hopes. Regis is one of the best small college teams in the country and will give Westminster quite a battle. Looking at Northwest Nazarene, the Parsons previously handed the Crusaders a pair of losses here in Salt Lake City. Western State will pose another problem, but Westminster looks to be favored. 806 Vi 731 Vi Frosh Sophs 707 412 'a In the recently completed Bowling tournament, the following points were picked up by each class: Juniors Sophs 119 87 Vi Freshmen Seniors 75 25 In the recently completed Mens Basketball tournament the following points were gained by. each class: Seniors Juniors 250 162 Vi Frosh Sophs 162 Vi 100 No. 1 Frosh (57), Goodwin and Brown (14); No. 3 Frosh (29), Granwald (13). Basketball Games - Jan. 23 No. 9 Faculty (45), Wad-doup- s (24); No. 4 Frosh (35), Balderson (12). No. 8 Seniors , Peterson 5 No. , Glen (28); Soph Morris (19). Womens Standing Team Seniors Won Lost 1 0 Juniors Frosh II 1 0 1 0 Sophomores 0 0 2 Frosh I 1 Womens Basketball Jan. 26 Frosh 14, Sophs Tan. 23 Seniors 18, Frosh Betrothed? Don't wait vs. To buy that ring You'll find that ours Are just the thing. ARTCARVED Friday 6 p.m. Payne Gym Admission Free Diamond Rings GUARANTEED FANKHAUSER JEWELRY INI East 2 st South 1 Hush pupp.es are really great. You will love everything ush,?Y crepe soles to the sturdy steel shanks. Hell-Ctanned to resist dirt and soil. A brisk brushing look like new again. You'll find a style size and width everybody. at about them And. they re makes them to fit most BERTELUS SHOES NEXT TO Iv. OB. IN SUGAR HOUSE 7 1, 1. For men who enjoy solid comfort BASKETBALL 10 110 Monsters, by PierantonL will feature such players Clark, Adrian Chan, u Seniors Lead... 17 ruary 15 13 7 37 53; 2 4 4 8 9 1 4 19 2 2 3 9 0 1 18 Greene 2 0 2 4 which will commence March College Midway coached Sam post-seaso- n Monsters 1224 6 3 17 y at Westminster of them are very important Westminster Midway OFPT 7 3 2 17 This Friday night, Westminster students will be treated to a basketball game between the Utah School for Deaf (from Ogden) and the MonWestminster MidiA-asters. The team from Ogden, coached by John F. White, represents the state of Utah in the Western Regional tournament playoffs for the Deaf, Par- as far as tournament play is concerned. The prospects of Westminster being represented in district and perhaps in national play-of- f competition will not be fully realized until the games with Western State are over. 1002 Bliss Kendall 9. As the second half started, the first string went back into action. Continuing to pour in and utthe points on lay-up- s ilizing their fast break to great advantage, the Parsons steadily built up their lead until the final 30 point edge at the end of the game. Guard Jerry Nielsen led the Salt Lake five with 18 counters with forward Ron Swenson adding 17. Jerry Adams, end, contributed nicely with 13 counters, and some great rebounding. Larry Reid, another guard also hit the double figures with 12 points. This was the last home game for seniors Reid, Neil-son- , Swenson and Greene. 44 1126 99 10 Halstead 9 8 0 2 54-2- Utah School for Deaf 15 10 Westminster 1-- 0. 10 NW. Nazarene Thompsn Locke Markos play- 10 5 2 25 0 0 3 3 2 9 2 0 3 4 4 9 3 2 5 1 1 11 3 0 2 6 0 2 Halftime score Westminster, Northwest Nazarene, 27. OFPT 3 6 5 12 Westminster College, ing their last home game of the year, made short work of Casper College as they smothered the Wyoming club 100-7Casper made a gallant try for the contest but the Parsons had just too much height, experience and scoring power for them. Coach Richardsons first string was taken out midway in the first half after building up a comfortable lead and much to the delight of Rich and the hometown crowd, the second unit kept the lead throughout the rest of the half. The first period ended with Westminster leading by Stan Clark In an exhibition match played Friday afternoon, February 9, the Womens Varsity basketball team was narrowly by the powerful clipped University of Utah varsity Womens Squad. The Parsonettes, working on their home court, were challenged by more than a powerful opponent. The University team writh its score of substitutes played under eight minute quarters, Avhich is normal in its league. The Parsonettes lineup included only eight who normally play six minute League quarters. Westminster OFPT 7 0 2 14 Bliss 110 7 4 2 30 Morris 5 15 14 2 Markos Halstead 3 8 Hagood Wllkuts 4 University Of Utah 14, 19(2 Student Cagers Host Utah Deaf Team Parsonettes 15 Wins 8 Losses Thompsn February The PARSON Page 4 |