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Show 22 Vernal Express Wednesday, December 4, 1985 for the ball occurs between Uintahs Todd Mulville, 21 and Wasatch cagers, Mark Lister, 34 and Kam Christensen, A BATTLE THE PATHWAY to the hoop is closed for Kam Christensen, 25, by Uintah Ute guard Jeff Palmer, 13. Also in the picture is Todd Mulville, right. Wasatch grabbed a ten point lead in the second quarter, but Uintah rallied in the second half to sting the Wasps 25. for a ten point win. Uftes sttDimg) Wasps Aw Seen poonft wBmi and a by Kyle White gave Uintah its first points with 6:43 to go in the first quarter. The Wasps continued to sting the Utes with outside shots as field goals by Cory Holmes, Lister and Kam Christensen gave Wasatch a seven point advantage of 10-Uintah rallied back within four points at 10--6 on a field goal by Brett Weldon and free throw by Todd Mulville. Weldons was the first field goal for the Utes in just over three minutes. The Utes put pressure on Wasatch shooter Christensen, but he burned Uintah anyway with a field goal for a 12-- 6 lead. by Weldon and Mulville brought the Utes within two at However, Wasatch went to the outside shooting well once again and Cary Holmes produced two field goals and Christensen one for an 18 to 10 lead after one quarter. Field goals by White, Kenny Mohar and Jeff Palmer cut Wasatchs lead to four points, but Wasatch added three more scores for a edge. Weldon popped in two, but the Wasps bugged the Utes once again with two field goals by Lister for the biggest Wasatch lead in the game at ten points, White cashed in for two, but two free throws by Christensen presented to the another ten point lead of : 52 left in the first half. 2 with Wasps The Utes were buried in a deep ten point hole, but they pumped in eight points as compared to two by the Wasps in the final two minutes. Uintah narrowed the gap to four points at 0 to see light at the end of the basketball tunnel after two quarters. Uintah continued where they left off in the second quarter with a hot shooting attack, which produced a 4 tie on two field goals early in the third quarter. Wasatchs shooting suffered the deep freeze blues as they missed their first two shots in the second half. Palmer missed a free throw for the Utes and Wade Farrer popped in lead. two for a Weldon tossed in two for a tie, but Lister pumped in a field goal for a 6 lead. The Utes missed a shot, but the Wasps turned in a double miss. Ute guard Palmer struck for two to but tie up the game at Christensen gave Wasatch another Mulville came through lead at with a hoop for a 0 tie. Wasatch regained the lead at 0 on a field goal by Christensen. two-point- By Aldon Rachele Express 5ports Editor The Wasatch Wasps shocked the Utes with hot blazing field goal missiles in the first half for a four point lead, but tough Uintah defensive play in the second half smashed the Wasps offense for a 73 to 63 vicin Vernal. tory, Saturday Outside bomber Mark Lister ripWasatch lead ped the hoop for a 0 two-point- er Two-pointe- 12-1- NO DOWN PAYMENT NO MONTHLY PAYMENT FOR 90 DAYS OFF AN ELECTRIC START KIT when you purchase a SNAPPER single-stagsnowthrower at the regular retail price. 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He missed the layup, but starter Mohar followed up with a shot through the hoop, which tied up the game at Non-start- 42-4- I Wasatch continued to go through point failure despair and Uintah took full advantage as Weldon drove for an inside hoop and the first Ute lead of the game at 2 with 1:44 left in the third quarter. The Wasps also had scoring trouble at the free throw line as they failed to connect on two free throws. Nonstarter Steve Nawahine roared to the hoop, scored on an inside move and connected on a free throw for a three-poiplay, which gave Uintah a 2 lead. White added a free throw and Nawahine had a shot roll in for a 5043 lead. Bench warmer Daren Anderson popped in a shot for a Ute third quarter advantage of 5245. Wasatch narrowed the Ute lead to five points, but Valton Mortenson swatted the Wasps defense with two field goals and two free throws early in the fourth quarter for a 1 Uintah lead. The Wasps concentrated on the Ute guards as they were seeking turnovers and left center Weldon wide 44-4- 46-4- non-start- 58-5- open. Uintahs Weldon took full ad- vantage as he drove inside for two and put in a short jump shot for a Uintah lead of Ice cold shooting bugged the Wasps and the Utes enjoyed a hot time at the hoop as Anderson struck for a free throw and Weldon and Mohar added field goals for a Ute ten point lead of Wasatch scored two field goals, but Uintah maintained a ten point 9 lead at on four points by 60-5- 3. 65-5- 69-5- Mortenson. BASKETBALL ACTION takes place close to the Uintah hoop. Uintah Ute in the picture is Valton Mortenson, left and the Wasatch eager is Wade WENDOVER WEEKENDERS Pro Shop Western Petroleum High Series Terry Sulser Max Anderson Keith Goodrich Leko 36V15V2 Enterprises High Games x 39-1- 3 Wasatch cut the Ute lead to eight points, but a field goal by Mortenson and two free throws by Weldon gave Uintahs its biggest lead of the game at 12 points, Wasatch scored a field goal in the final seconds to make the score: Uintah, 73 and Wasatch, Farrer, right. Brett Weldon led the Utes with 22 points and Mortenson added 12. 572 563 561 Helen Atwood Max Anderson Terry Sulser 73-6- 63. Weldon led the Uintah Utes with 22 points. He fired in ten field goals and hit 2 out of 3 free throws Mortenson came off the bench for 12 points. He fired in four field goals and hit 4 out of 4 free throws. White scored nine points. He fired in four field goals and hit 1 out of 2 free throws. Mulville and Mohar added eight points.. Mohar pumped in four field goals and Mulville hit three. Uintahs Mulville was also 2 for 4 from the foul line. Palmer scored six points. He struck for three field goals and missed one free throw. Nawahine scored five points. He hit two free throws and was 1 for 1 at the foul line. Anderson scored three points. He fired in one field goal and hit 1 out of 2 free throws. The top Wasatch scorer was Lister at 21 points. He fired in five field goals and was 0 for 2 at the foul line. Christensen scored 18 points. He fired in eight field goals and hit 2 out of 2 free throws. Cary Holmes and Farrer pumped in five field goals for ten points. For asi lowrasi$ 15.95 PREVENT COSTLY REPLACEMENT REPAIR THESE TYPICAL WINDSHIELD BREAKS 1. BULLSEYE A STAR BULLSEYE Sometimes where there are local stresses in the glass, a star break occurs with radial cracks emanating from the point of impact Early repair will prevent the radial cracks from spreading 2. A 4. COMBINATION PARTIAL BULLSEYE When a stone produces an tncom-plet- conical crack, the result partial bullseye is e a BREAK a bullseye will also have radial cracks This type is a Combination Break Early repair will prevent the radial cracks trom spreading Frequently GLASSJINC mmm f O, UUXJIUUt i 223 223 220 |
