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Show Friday, March Tie playoffs Sun Advocate, 7, 1986 Price, Utah 5 begin Thursday Bulldogs thrash Binos in Tuesday game By WALT BORLA Sports writer A sound thrashing at the hands of a powerful Provo High team, and an upset win by Spanish Fork over Payson Tuesday night, placed Carbon tie for fifth High in a three-wa- y and sixth places in the final Region Eight prep basketball standings necessitating a special playoff for the two final berths in the state 3A tournament which starts next week. The playoff started last night, Thursday, when Carbon traveled to Spanish Fork to take on the Dons, the winner going to the state meet as the number five team from the region. Last nights loser faced a coin toss for home court advantage in a Saturday night game with Payson for the number six spot. The Class 3A tournament starts Wednesday, March 12 on four fronts, Utah Technical College in Orem, Hillcrest High in Sandy, Bountiful High School and Woods Cross High School. Region Eights fifth place team gets a first round tournament game at Bountiful against Ben Lomond, cham- pions of Region Five in Northern Utah. The sixth place team, winner of the Saturday night game, will get initiated into the state meet at Hillcrest High against South High of Salt Lake City, a team that shared first place in Region Six with West High. Carbon will need to have a complete reversal of a dismal performance against Provo last Tuesday to entertain any hope of a state tournament berth in the playoff with Spanish Fork and Payson. The Bulldogs from Provo hung a humiliating loss on the Dinos on the Carbon court. Scott Revas got the Dinos off to a lead in the first thirty 79-4- 4 2-- 0 seconds of play in the initial quarter and from that point until more than a minute had elapsed in the second quarter, Carbon did not score a single point. The visitors did not exactly have a hot first half at that, the score at the intermission being 2 as Tom Bill Johnson finally broke the Dino scoring drought with three baskets shortly after the second quarter got un29-1- derway. Provo scored 17 unanswered points after Revas had opened the scoring for the night with his early field goal. Carbon had some tough luck offensively, shot after shot rolling off the rim and rarely did the Bulldogs allow a second Dino effort off the Carbon o- ffensive boards. Carbon managed only five offensive rebounds off their own basket during the entire game. The taller Bulldogs were very tough defensively with a man to man defense and good position on almost every rebound. Provo managed to hold Carbons senior forward, Ron Cunningham, scoreless through the first half. The lanky Dino finally found the range midway through the third quarter to get three quick baskets to pace the Dinos to a quarter, four more than they made all the first half. Meanwhile Provo picked up the scoring momentum on a fast and at mark had run up a 8 edge. The Bulldogs all state candidate, Alan Frampton, scored freely and no less than 11 players on the visiting team joined in the scoring parade. Frampton three-quart- er 54-2- finished with 24 points, hitting 10 field goals in the effort. Cunningham and Johnson each had 12 points for the Dinos and Tom Cook had 10. Mike Miller, the Dinos junior pivot man, was in foul trouble early, allowing the only other senior on the Carbon squad, Kris Kofford, to get the most playing time he has enjoyed this season. Miller fouled out in the fourth quarter with only two points to his credit. 13 29 54 Provo 79 44 Carbon 2 12 28 Provo 11; Morgan 4, 24; D. Johnson Frampton 10, 2, 2:2, 6; Lott 2, 5; Marrot 2, 8; Bates 4, Santiago 4, 10; Esplin 0, 1; J. Johnson 0, 2; Rogers 1, 2. Totals 2; Ballif 1, 31, - 3-- 4-- 6, 1-- 1, 0-- 0, 2-- 3, 1, 2-- 0-- Carbon Revas 3, - 2, 0, 0-- 1, 0-- 2, 2-- 2, 0-- 0, 2-- 2, 2-- 2, 6-- 8, Fouled out: Miller, Carbon. Its tournament time for the and girls basketball Region Eight Standings (final) boys tour-nanmen- attack after the rebounds they were gathering in Sports writer HELPER Utah Power & clinched the second half Light title of the Helper Recreation basketball league this week with 9 overtime win over a Nielsen Meats on Monday night. It was the second extra period game between these teams in two meetings during the second half, UP&L winning both 67-5- games. The victory was the eighth straight for the kilowatt team without a defeat and qualified the team for a two of three game playoff with first half champs Veltri Drug for the championship. The start of the playoff was not definite as the league has its final round of play next week, but the first game could possibly come off this coming Tuesday. Nielsen ' Meats fought UP&L on even terms through four quarters with the score tied at 5 at the end of regulation time. Nielsens missed a golden opportunity to wrap it up with just two seconds to go as a last second shot rolled around the hoop and fell away. A fantastic performance at the free throw line by UP&L which saw them score a perfect 12 for 12 from the charity stripe won the game. Bob Burge hit six, Angelo Kiahtipes had four and Tom Davis two free throws while Scott Nielsen had two field goals in the overtime, the only 55-5- points Nielsens managed in the three minutes. Burge had 25 points to lead all scorers and Darin Judd had an excellent game with 14 for the winners. Nielsen paced the scoring attack for the losers with 24 points and Darin Olson and Gary Oliver each had 10. The next night, Tuesday, the Credit Bureau erased completely whatever hopes Nielsen Meats had in the second half race by edging out a 3 vicoffensive tory. A 64-6- well-balanc- ed effort provided the Credit Bureau with the win, Geoff Thomas, Jim Tidwell, Todd Jensen, Dale Hibbert, Benji Naranjo and Scott Carter all sharing in the scoring. Nielsens held a two point, lead at halftime but could not hold it through the second half scoring despite double-dig- it from Nielsen, Bob Hyde, Oliver and Arv Nielson. Neilsen took game scoring honors with 17 points while Thomas and Jensen, each with 14, topped the 30-2-8, winners. UP&L moved to within one game of a perfect second half record Wednesday night by in beating Veltri Drug, what could be a preclude of what to expect in the impending playoff. Brad Bernstein joined Burge in the kilowatt scoring binge against the first half champions, the pair accounting for 40 points. Jon Blaine, Kiahtipes, Steve Burge, Steve Cartwright, Judd and Jim Ward ts hard-fough- 44-2- 6. Kilowatt team wins second half of Helper league play By WALT BORLA teams at Mont Harmon Junior High School, with the beginning next week. Two of the three Mont Harmon teams finished the season on a winning note, while the t, overthird lost a time game to wrap up the regular season. The Mont Harmon Lady Pirates ended the season with a win over Helper by a score of Colette Robb led the Lady Pirates with 14 points and nine rebounds. Pam Dupin wasnt far behind, with 13 points and seven rebounds. With the win, the Lady Pirates tied for first place with Canyon View Junior High after the league play. The final league winner will be determined in the tournament, which will be Mar. 3 at Notre Dame. The Mont Harmon ninth grade mens basketball team came out on the short end of a 5 score in a game in Helper. The game went to double overtime. Mont Harmons Kean Johnson lead the Pirates with 20 points and 15 rebounds. Ricky Cook added 12 points. They were the only two Mont Harmon players to score in double figures. The Pirates had to do without the services of two starters who were benched because of unidentified problems. The Pirates had an opportunity to win the game at the end of the first overtime, but missed the front end of a one and one, to send the game into the second overtime. Leading scorers for Helper included Bryner with 15 points, Rowley with 16. Helper finished the league season at the .500 mark, with a 5 record. Mont Harmon finished the league season with a 3 record. They are 3 overall going into next weeks league tournament. also shared in the scoring for the winners. Rufus Ellington continues to pace the Veltri crew and Bill Jewkes and Dean Marchello each added 10 points to the losing total. Wesco pulled off an upset in Wednesdays second game by outscoring a tough Credit Dean Cox Bureau five, had one of his best nights of the 65-5-8. season in leading Wesco to the win by dumping in 24 points, Barry Morton added 14 more and Steve Hansen, 11. Dan Garvin joined Thomas by scoring in double figures for the Credit Bureau but the outstanding game by Cox was just too much for the losers to overcome. The Credit Bureau missed the services of the consistent Todd Jensen this night, although Tidwell, Naranjo, Mike and Carter all got into the scoring act. Hall Stevens added some punch to the Wesco team with 10 points. Ker-nod- le March of Dimes Ml MMeWTH DEFECTS Mont Harmon eighth graders came up with two wins in their last two games to end the season at The eighth led by Roger Cooks 13 points and Derek Lowes nine. Luke McCourt and Billy Gillson each scored six points. Carbon by a lopsided 54-margin last week and ended the season this week with a 9 victory over Helper. In the East Carbon game, 11 Mont Harmon players got into the scoring column. They were In the Helper game, all 15 Pirates played and nine found the scoring column. Once again, Roger Cook led the Pirates with 19 points. 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