Show 15— Tho Herald Journal Logaa Utah Sunday Dee U INI ’ MipEwgles (Cats Gain Momentum § Mflmtis9 MM T© F®®ntlhi Vie£©ry midget basketball players from Logan Hgh used a OTY-Begg- ing scheme of chicanery here BRIGHAM your pardon Adolph Rupp FYiday night to set the Box Elder "Rod’s Runts" a band of five Bees reeling and wrap up a belated Christmas present for coach Rod TbeUer 7240 BvGreHsbsh Herald Jomsl Sport Writer River B From aO five corners the Grizzlies were hot unsung forwprdz Roy Packer and Kohn Smith combined for their top WinsOT outputs of the season guard Steve Watts displayed some dutch shooting from outside of the Box Elder zone defense Greg Nyman took pressure off of the other four Grizzlies bydrawing two and sometimes three men to stop Ms vendetta and Thriller By KeutFeny - OGDEN Outplaying Lakers In overtime the River Bears scooped up a "well-earne- d” 57-5- victory over' 5 Await Logan Contest within 11 points of Logan at 5 intermission The Bees played without Thompson and Mark Sackett a finetooking Junior guard for the most part of the evening and the lack of a potent scorer hurt the Bees The two Juniors seem to lack only one ingredient from being complete players: hustle Tfrripw could be another Jim center for Sorensen the Bees last year) while Sackett needs Just experience to become astar guard Smith led Logan scorers at halftime with 12 and then turned the second half honors over to Itocker and Sorensen 36-2- (AO-Sta- te The Grixxlies broke the game a Logan fast wide open in the third quarter and spearheaded a with Sorensen scoring ten points defensive press that in a spurt that built the Grizzly to 5556 The Bee tor- - advantage senior looks as if he has - by Jim Paulsen gave Brian broke into stride with the other TueQer praised the I GladweO of the Lakers the op-four grizzly starters after sitting effort but also pointed out portunity to score and win The out season with a severe last Bears used their remaining two the contributions of Packer and bade The tandem of injury fourth in Sorensen the Grixzly time outs to allow GladweB tone Watts and Sorensen in the back-cou- rt - to brood over his shot and when victory against no setbacks win make Logan a Mg “Packer had a fine game he stepped to the line he missed to take Region honors threat Ms best of the season forcing the teams to go into probably season fids a again Mt from He the outside and good Overtime play noted that his exTueQer I With the overtime Just star-’tin- g drove welL Sorensen played his in the fourth perimenting Jensen quickly fired off a best game Hs defense got us be seen next may quarter for lot of a ban easy layups toot to put the Bean ahead 555L (he Sky View’s against Saturday Ftfh 1:51 left to play BR and Ms 22 points broke open a- - rugged inside attack He Switched into the famous Darrell Bob Larsen and Scott “Defenae turned the Iflughepfreeze pattern A Cun Parrish into the lineup a 1 foul allowed Paulsen to come to around and was the key factor combination he may have to use tbe diarity stripe and make his After we started getting a few to atop the Bobcats board only two points of the night fat a steals from Watts and Sorensen strength of Doug Petition Kim on our press we bribe the gsme Oliversen and Snoandone situation Chru Terry Vinson streaked down to his own batoet open” chlmmed the happy AH five of Logan’s starters to move the Lakers within two Logan mentor were in double figures Sorensen “These two Mg road wins with 22 Packer and Smith with points of the Bears Going back into the freese pattern again (Bear River and Box Elder) give 14 Nyman and Watts with 10 Paul Hess was fouled by us a lot of momentum for Brace Munns led Box Elder with Giadwen and received a two-to- Saturday’s Mg one” 14 attempt After missing his TueQer referring to the ' first shot Hess sank the next one Sky View dash in the George Uaxscara: and with the aid of Bonneville Nelson Fieldhouse overtoe made another to put LsgaaSpiazge Smith started the Logan the Bears ahead 3 A Steve Shumway foul allowed splurge that put Box Elder out of Cbwdin to come to the line and contention early in the second quarter Hitting on two fast make the score 5 for BR With bur seconds left to play break buckets Smith increased a Jeff Shumway foul allowed a 25-1- 1 lead to 1 After Scott Hansen scored for Bax Elder Virgil to try and tie the soon ' added two free throws Nyman again Unable to make the rfut scored on a Watts be Lakers let the Rivermen get canned a long Watts away with the rebound and the 5 game his own ateal to give In ether Region action Friday 3521 margin with 2:51 a two leader Ogden night division wdtxed to an easy win over Roy 7151 while Weber won their first ' gome whipping winless Ben to this Mgh 9 Lomond to stay scoredS Bonneville on the Laker hard-- i points Friday nlgbL break fat seconds left a Mike Jensen A foul toot tied the score at ByKartADea Herald Journal Correspondent Ivan BRIGHAM— Coach baD-bawM- ng 51-5- L Christensen’s pressing Bobcat basketbaOers Dennis Alvey then put the Cats took on the Intermountain Eaj(les Just three days after they ahead 155 He and Neal Mathad waUoped the Preston In- thews gave the Gets the big push and played they needed In the last two dians 52-4-5 adequately enough to get by the minutes Matthews scored twice and once from Eagles here an their home court on the the foul line It was Alvey again and two lay-i- n k The Friday night contest with on a led 0 The Bobcats foul shots the Eagles was not of the end first the at period by the Bobcats (no game is) but the upcoming battle With 1:38 left in the half Logan High’s Grizzlies was Ollverson rebounded a shot most likely on the minds of the missed by Calvin Van Dyke and Bobcats as they carefully muscled it through the hoop remained several steps ahead of the scon 5 for Sky the Eagles The Cats breathed a making View The half ended with fids run when of relief time had sigh at 452L out and the scoreboard read: HOME 65 VISITORS 81 They Sky View's strength on the could now concentrate all their boards was Just too much for the efforts and thoughts on the The Bobcats seldom to shoot the long tint popular dash between the two Cache Valley prep squads to be they could consistently played in the USU fieldhouse on work the baQ into the big men for I dosfrin shots and the guards had numerous opportunities for R was thought that laHnsqnthefostbreak Intermountain would employ a game with 1:53 left Stoat! stalling file Bobcats but it Kfan OUverson Mt a 25footer to out that the Eagles felt put the Bobcats phead 5533 chance was to try to OUverson played vary weU for run with the Cuts the Cats and was the highest i scorer with 20 points Pehrson Doug got the opening Pofrii qiriitoH— q tip with ease Within seconds Kim OUverson scored on a freely in the fourth quarter driving lay-i- n from the left side Everyone on the bench received STEVE WATTS fires ever the outstretched arms of a Box for ttw first tally of the game some playing time as the Bobdefender ia Friday’s TIM Lsgaa triumph Oaig Soreasei (3) toe Intermountain’s Lenard cats coasted to an 5565 victory Intermountain’s pmes top scorer watches to background YeQowhair tied the score with a output Is their Mgtest so far fids year against region opponents and it ties their alltone high established when they beat 57-5- 24-1- 57-5- Mere’s §Lgm BoxEMar 13253740-4- 0 totals MI U IV 40 4311-1- QUIET 15-1- HEATING SYSTEM PLEASE 34-1- INVESTIGATE OUR LENNOX PURACURVe Gas Furnaces ball-contr- 55-po- int Aggies Stumble By Kurt McGregor 8ports Editor MILWAUKEE Wisc-Wisco- nsin took advantage of numerous turnovers here Friday night to break away from a 2454 deadlock midway through the first half and then held off a determined Utah State team for an 4 victory in the opening game of file Milwaukee Oassic 1 Ctorence Sherrod Junior guard for the Badgers led his team to the upset victory with 23 points on bight field goals and' five of six free throws and was the leading rebounder on the floor with IS Utah State was in the contest early trading leads with the Badgers seven times and Being the game a number of times but in the long run Wisconsin controlled the game fay dominating their offensive boards and beginning at the 5:43 point in the first half outscored Utah State 152 to pull to a 3536 lead with 11-7- 1-- 81-7- 4 6:41 showing on the dock team When the dubs returned Albert Hairy hit for two to to the floor Wisconsin poured start the Badgers’ run followed through straight straight swisher by Lee by an (Her a rebound shot by Uoyd Adams a shot from the key out by Dwight Drayton and an easy lay-u-p by Oier with an assist from Adams as the Badgers broke through the Aggie zone At the half the score stood 6 16-fo-ot 15-fe- 44-3- In toe second half Coach laDell Andersen of USU went to Don’t be satisfied with less than Lennoxl far field goals in their typical bpiaimmi scoring fashion on a variety of shots from a variety of players Wangsgaard With Epps and Nate Williams faufing the way Utah State managed to pull within five points 7535 and then narrowed the score to four 7238 with 4:23 showing ThatwaX it for the Heating & Appliance ' Ms bench and sent in reserve guard Ed Epps and the Aggies (NOTE: See boxscores of made their oiiy strong showing Friday’s game with Wisconsin of the evening as they pulled on page 6 along with within two points of the Badgers boxscore) 5536 with 11:12 on the dock Epps had scored six of the 12 n points in the Aggie rally added four and Roberts two At that point Wisconsin coach John Fowless tod: a tone out and the break cooled the USU 521 North Main 752-082- 5 i Certified LEMMBX dealer USU-Delawa- re fti Jep-pese- SMITHFJELD IMPLEMENT PRE MEMORY the featured local ac- with Row Linciuding Sections A of the Christmas B C D E and F There is a limited number of holidays will be the January 3 basketball game between Logan these seats available and these One of ClIARt tivities NOW IN PROGRESS and Sky View 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