| Show 2D Standard-Examin- Sunday er Mar 9 1980 ? strong play of McCarthy Murnin and Rotta but American Fork rallied in the second stanza to take a halftime' lead Trailing 8 the Cavemen ripped the nets for seven straight points to take the advantage The game was tied or the lead changed hands eight times in the third period before Judge Memorial grabbed a 1 lead at the By BOB JUOSON : Special to Standard-Examin- er SALT LAKE CITY — It was the type of game you always dream of for a state championship 29-2- Exciting Tense Stomach wrenching Thrilling Entertaining and outstanding basketball by two excellent teams And if and when the Judge Memorial High School Bulldogs ever come back down to earth they can lay claim to the 1980 State high school basketball champion- 7 bucket and two charity tosses Bruce Hansen midway in the by final quarter put American Fork and the lead then changed up hands five times in the next three minutes before Murnin scored five straight to push Judge Memorial ahead McCarthy and Colosimo helped build the lead to before late American Fork baskets closed the final gap Ogden High closed out a somewhat disappointing State playoff performance with its second loss of the tournament — a tournament may felt it could have won Highland High played things one quarter at a time building on its lead as each period ended to take a relatively easy victory over the Tigers 8 in Saturday afternoon’s first game A Final score: Judge Memorial 64 American Fork 61 in a dandy The Bulldogs thus have won their initial basketball title in their fourth try the last three efforts under current head coach Jim 49-4- 8 57-5- Yer-kovic- h 3 64-5- 46-4- 3 3-- A 75-5- e : ! SPARKED THE BULLDOGS However floor-lead- Aaron er McCarthy inson of the Ogden area McCarthy the Bulldogs to the title sparked with hustling floor play and 15 big points For American Fork Kimball Hansen led the way with 16 points and Bruce Hansen and Clark Burgess also netted double digits with 12 and 10 respectively Judge Memorial opened up a edge in the first quarter behind the well-know- n 16-- 8 7 65-4- RIDICULOUS ADVANTAGE The Rams used a ridiculous advantage from the free throw line while Ogden could netting manage only Ogden outshot Highland from the field 20 baskets to 16 but could not 33-of-- 44 13 overcome the lopsided deficit from the charity stripe For the Tigers Greg Dockery led the way with 14 points Olies Dockery added ten and Marlon Frazier and Jay McDonald had six each in substitute roles Highland’s Randy Rawlings led all scorers with 30 points including from the line while teammate Geoff Griffin also checked in with double figures at 14 The Tigers stayed close the first stanza as Greg Dockery worked the middle for six counters and Jim Beech Kevin Green and McDonald all chipped in with a bucket each But after Dave Hoggan gave Ogden a brief lead with a pair of tosses Highland ran off charity to at the half 32- lead eight straight 16-of-- 21 26-2- 4 6 3-- third stop ship 8 46-3- 44-4- 3-- A 65-4- Ogden was unable to get closer than four in the second half that occurring early in the third period as the Rams extended their lead to with one quarter remaining Highland sealed the Tiger’s fate over the final eight minutes scoring 13 of its 19 points from the foul line and Ogden finished 7th in the tourney this year with the loss Coach Bruce Oyler’s team still wound up the year with a fine 20-- 3 record overall In Saturday’s second game Provo cruised past Viewmont in a 9 21-1- Nerve-rackin- g In other games Saturday at the University of Utah Special Events Center Highland defeated Ogden 9 Provo crushed Viewmont and Payson topped Springville Highland thus ends up fourth in the state while Ogden managed a seventh-placfinish with the loss Provo claimed third place with its victory and Viewmont checked in at number six The consolation game between Payson and Springville decided the fifth and eighth spots Davis High coach Mike Gardner accepted the sportsmanship trophy for his team in ceremonies at halftime of the title game By defeating American Fork Judge Memorial wrestled the title away from the defending state champs Guard Joel Rotta led the Bulldog scoring for the game with 16 points Terry Murnin added 14 and Charlie Colosimo checked in with 11 26 A 75-5- laugher SHUFFLE ITS PLAYERS Provo led by as many 22 points during the second half and then began to shuffle its players in and out and Viewmont closed the gap slightly at the end The Bulldogs placed three players in double figures led by Dan from Hatch’s 28 including the foul line Other high scorers for Provo were Mike Olpin and Kirk Ashby with 14 each For Viewmont Norm Parrish led the way with 16 points and center John White added 13 If the first two games played Saturday were a disappointment in the way the championship tournament should be played Payson and Springville made up for it in game three In the contest that determined the consolation title the Lions and Red Devils went at it tooth and nail back and forth bucket for basket for the entire game with Payson finally coming out on top Payson’s David King tossed in eight straight points in the final minutes to give the Lions a 9 edge which they were able to maintain to the end King led Payson in scoring with 18 counters which also made him tourthe leading scorer in the nament with 94 points overall David Hiatt also hit double figures for Payson with 10 and Tommy Benson and Gary Stewart added six each For Springville Mark Averett led all scorers with 22 points and Tad Weight checked in at nine 10-of-- 12 46-4- 3 42-3- 3-- A JUDGE MEMORIAL Rotta 6 5 16 Me rthy 71-- 2 15 Colosimo 4 4 1 1 Stewart 2 5 8 Murnin 6 4 14 Maxwell 0 0 0 Totals 0 25 64 AMERICAN FORK (61) K Hansen 8 1 16 Turner 2 0-- 0 4 Fox 4 0 8 Burgess 5 0 10 B Hansen 5 2 12 Dimick 0 6 5 Brody 3 0 6 Totals 27 9 61 16 27 44 —64 Judge Memorial American Fork 8 29 41—61 4-- 3-- 4-- 0-- 2-- 0-- 0-- 2-- 0-- H'41 ©ornament Monday KAYSVILLE Defending — champion Ogden High opens defense of its title when the State Girls’ Basketball Tournament begins at Davis High School here Monday Ogden captured the Region Four crown with a 10-- 0 record and compiled a 16--2 overall mark Only Sky line and Region Five champion Woods Cross managed to defeat the Tigers this year both in non-leag- ue play The Tigers’ starting lineup is comprised of only one senior and four juniors Jill Katich the lone senior and Pam Gilbertson start in the backcourt Mary McCree and Janice Masters are the forwards and Anne Hardy plays center Katich and Handy were both Four selections last year Three other local teams also All-Regi- on qualified for the tournament Bear River 3 was the Region Four 7-- i D Re- gion Five ahead of Viewmont Highland and West Timpview claimed the Region Six crown followed by Provo Springville Carbon and Cedar City Cyprus won the Region Seven title finishing ahead of Murray and Uintah Ogden meets Carbon in the opening game of the tournament scheduled at 2:30 pm Provo plays Uintah at 4:10 pm Cyprus faces Davis at 6:30 pm and Viewmont tests Springville at 8:10 pm Woods Cross and Cedar City get things started Tuesday with a 2:30 pm contest followed by Box Elder vs Murray at 4: 10 pm Timpview vs West at 6:30 pm and Bear River vs Highland at 8:10 pm The tournament will run through Saturday for a shot THOMPSON The first er and hustling Clearfield Falcon team fell to a taller Skyline five in the State girls’ basketball championship game here Saturday night The Falcons appeared tense and tight in the early minutes falling behind by 10 points during the first quarter before settling down to battle the towering Eagles on almost even terms for the remainder of the game Clearfield which had ended the season in second place in Region One also took the same spot in the 43-3- 6 4-- A tournament Lusk led the Falcons with 12 points before fouling out in the last minute of the game Peart tanked 10 for the Falcons the only other Clearfield player to hit the double figure mark Vreeken led the Eagles with 13 points the scoring leader for the contest Clearfield got off to a shaky start showing some difficulty handling the ball early in the first quarter Meanwhile the much taller Eagles dominated the boards at both ends of the court frequently getting three and four tries on each shot while limiting the Falcons to a single try on each shot The Eagles used their height advantage to keep the scrappy Falcons away from scoring territory for most of the first quarter At one point the Falcons went three minutes without getting close enough 14-- 8 0-- 0-- 33-4- 4 65 12 15 Ogden Highland 26 32 Og- drives to the basket around Randy (33) of 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