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Show " tZs 4.. ojfo u Ths Sampler. February 13, 1986 Musftangs come from behind on foul shots to foeatt Park City Miners by Marshall B.WIIklns Mustangs their first lead in the. game With 2:57 left in the quarter Magann was fouled by a Miner defender. He sank one of two free throws to put the Mustangs up by three points. Dugway scored four consecutive points when Magann was Timely foul shooting by guards Tony Moe and Doug Magann in the waning seconds of the fourth quarter led the 8 Dugway Mustangs to a home victory over the Park City 54-4- Miners Feb. 1. Park City led the game throughout the first three quarters. Moe scored on a jump shot at the start of the fourth fouled and again two more points. With Dugway leading calmly dropped in two free throws. Magann dribbled deftly around the left side of the Miner defense looking for an open man to pass to with 2:29 left on the clock. quarter to tie the score at 44. The swift guard scored again a few seconds later to give the in three points when they inter cepted a Mustang pass and Jeff Keye scored on a lay up.' With 38 seconds left .a Park City guard drove desperately to the hoop and knocked Moe down. The slender guard walked to the other end of the floor, wiped his brow and threw in one of two free throws. But every Mustang was covered by a Miner, In covering the Mustangs, the Miner defense left the middle open. Magann faked left, then drove hard through the middle laying the ball off the glass and through the net for 46-4- 4. 51-4- 4, tempts. The third quarter started with the Mustangs trailing by five points. Dana Gardner, and Buys started the third quarter by scoring on successive buck- ets. This quarter, was pretty much a defensive struggle as Keye for Park City and Buys did most of the scoring. The trailed Mustangs throughout the game until their comeback in the fourth quarter. With 8 seconds left in the game Moe had good defensive position on a driving Miner guard who tried to go through Mustang Darin Buys dove through the air to knock down a pass on a Park City scoring attempt underneath the basket. . But the Miners crept to with Coach Rick Harrison said the team was able to mount the comeback because it did a better job on the boards, on defense and was able to force the Miners to turn the ball over. Also the offense executed better in the fourth quarter. Keye and Buys, who did most of the scoring and rebounding in the first half, led their teams in scoring. Keye scored 17 points for Park City, Magann 15 for Dugway and Buys scored 14 for the Mustangs. tle, Moe went to the line and converted on both free throw at- Moe. The referee blew his whis The victory brought the team's record to 6 as of Feb. 1. Prior to this game Dugway 's 7-- junior varsity defeated Park The junior varsity's City record was 11-- 2 as of Feb. 1. 47-4- 0. 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