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Show tt T tf March DESERET NEWS, Monday, v y 7 17, 1969 J7 Richfield. Hurricane Win, Too Delta's mid-finBy DAVE KADLECK quarter score Deseret News Sports Writer splurge that saw the Rabbits close it to two points PROVO Richfields Larry The Wildcats then went on a Schlappi credited team hu.tle scoring spree to for his teams third place finish widen it to 13 points as the buzzin Class B basketball action er sounded. here over the weekend while; All weve won on all tourney Hurricane's Rex Lilly admits is hustle, Schlappi said before his defense won fourth place for his showdown with the Delta his Tigers. Delta finished sixt club. We beat them earlier, with its loss, Cedar seventh. but that was right after the footBoth victories were considball season. we (74-76- ). three-Tninut- e If hustle today well win again, he smiled. And win Richfield did. After Doug Bailey, Dale Jensen and Gary Stanworth gave Richfield the scare of its tournament life by closing the score Richfield's hustlers gap to 'ent wild. Steve Huntsman ered upsets. Richfield 89, Delta 16 able to Richfield, though make The News Top 10 with a No. 10 spot, was an underdog to the No. Deltans. But the Wildcats victory was convincing enough, despite 89-'- 74-7- pumped in one. Russ Peterson followed it with another with Huntsman converting for two mere. Then Paui Christensen converted to move it to with less than 30 seconds remaining in the game. 85-7- 4 RICHFIELD 99, DELTA 76 Delta RichtlxH D. Bailev 5 25 Franson 5 Christensen Jensen 1) 21 Peterson Stanworth 3 W Jenren Finhnson 5 16 Huntsman Walker 2 2 Pehrson Rtdmg 2 4 Mortensen $kem 00 0 Olsen Morris 2 Heap Hnwelt 0 GPP OFF 2 7 Ady Styier 2 Hill 34 Totals 86 Score by quarters; Richfield Delta Hurricane 4t 16 33 42, 74 Cedar 70 56 40 man-ma- 9 76 Hurricane didnt let the air (Hurricane's Hurricane's scoring phenom iced it with :13 remaining in the game when he plunked in two foul shots to move the score to A final effort by Cedar's Robin Haight kept the score the way the game was played with a margin. 42-3- two-poi- EDGE BYU WRESTLERS The boxscore: HURRICANE 42, CEDAR CITY 40 P Hurrluna F P CtdarCII-- G II Matthews 33 5 Esplin 2 Stout Leavitt 2 4 0 Church Marrhant 7 J 16 20 Gubier 8 Haight 4 9 Bailey O Cardon 0 Blackner 0 9 7 ' Davis 3 F 17 42 Totals Score by quarters; 11 Hurricane zone- - Cedar 10 City sticky By United Press International WHL Standings though. On Monday, March 24 the Utes host Oklahoma State, which won the Big Eight title 29 20 10 44 over the weekend and ranks as were Efraim Escalante at 137, Deseret News Special 21 7 49 37 Phoin'x John a contender far the NCAA PROVO II 37 11 47 Joe and at 167, Lyman Hurricanes Ken Rasulli Saturday championship in Provo March jGuber won the aass B basket. jSorochinsky at 177. Ute winners San Dteuo I. Scat!: 6 130As an added incentive, the and Ron Portland 10. Phoenix I t0Urnament scoring crown were Bob Kawa at Sunday's Raavlts Lemmon at 145. Vancouver a, Portland 5 Cowboys can recall a stunning ;with gg SctiadiHd Mandxy'i loss to BYU in Provo earlier Heres the way the rest of the ' In another surprising develop-thi- s Seattlt at year. intent, no conference champion field ended: BYU was a solid favorite to was a repeat- - Bob Shines of, 83 win its fourth straight confer- Arizona State lost at 123, McAd-- ' Ken Gubier, Hurricane ence championship Sr h while the ams lost at 130, Rick Ortega of $15 Utes were given an outside Stan Blake Dixie New Mexico failed at 167. The -7- 9chance to win their first in histos other graduated. Erie Merchant, Cedar City A cost combination of events ry. Gary Rushing of Arizona was 7& the Cougars. Utah won named outstanidng wrestler of Bob Franson Richfield Other team scores were Arizona the tournament for wins over -7- 2Merrill Cook of BYU and David State, 40; Wyoming 37, Arizona Wayne Esplln Cedar City 69 35, Colorado State 25, New Mexof Utah at 160 pounds. Shepherd ,v, Doug Bailey, Delta; Dale Jensen, Delta ico 21, Texas at El Paso, 12. 67 WAC Champions Russ 173 Peterson, Richfield; Mike Adams, pounds Paul Bell, Ariiona. Points are awarded for each Monticelio Kawa, Utah. advancement and each pin in 137 Efraim Escalante, BYU. 14S Ron Lemmon, Utah. the two days of action. BYU lost Bailey, North Sanpete 157 Dan Thurlow, Colorado State. -6- 5Rustlin', ArUcna. possible points when three wres167 Joe Lymen. BYU. 177 John Sorochlnsky, BYU. tlers drew byes and the Utes Brent Atkin, Dixie -5- 9Rick Cahill, Ariiona Heavyweight got a couple more than expect- - Bob Bell, Morgan State. - Gubier Tops Scorers ' 27-2- 9 favored to win NCAA title at Louisville this week. HU 444 n 13V-B-rb -66-- Dove By United Press International North Carolina meets Purdue. Alcindor, playing his final The trip to Louisville, Ky., The winners will play for the game in Los Angeles Pauley Pavilion, led the way with 17 appears to be only a consolation championship on Saturday. Caroli-z- a for North Purdue, Drake reached the semis by points, Sweek added 12 and jrie and Wicks 11 each. and Drake now that UCLA is beating Colorado State 7 in Vallely dive and well again. The three other regional Midwest final, North Saturdays Until Saturday it appeared the Carolina 5 games were much more excit-- j edged Davidson Iruins might be beaten in this to win the East regional and tag, with both the East and tour-- , Midwest on 3 games ending Purdue nipped Marquette jears NCAA basketball lament as they had appeared in overtime to take the Midwest practically the same note. lackadaisacal and disinterested crown. The East final was decided in In their last four games. If the three challengers only the final two seconds when I But the challenge offered by had Lew Alcindor to contend junior Charlie Scott connected d Santa Clara in with, then it would be quite on a jump shot to give' Saturdays West regional final possible for them to beat UCLA. the Tar Heels. a d got the adrenalin flowing in the But, while Alcindor is the victory over Davidson. Scott hit and they virtually dominent Bruins, force behind the on 10 of 13 shots from the field to teams humiliated the Broncos success, he is not the in the second half and finished! firmly establish themselves as a only outstanding player on the as the games high scorer with! 32 points. North Carolina will be ... heavy favorite to take an team. , unprecedented third straight Santa . Clara found that out playing In the semifinals for the third successive year. title. Saturday. The Bruins, employj There is an outside chance ing a zone press for the The Mideast . game was. (that one of the other three first time since 1964, ran up an decided in the final two seconds teams could spring an upset, 18-- lead in the first 8ft minutes of overtime with Purdues Rick but it is doubtful. The Bruins and were never contested. They Mount connecting on a shot an incredible 70: per cent. jump shot. Mount poured in 26 simply have too much talent The Bruins get to face Drake from the field in the first half, points to pace the , Boilerma-!- n j Thursdays semifinals at 'and Alcindor, John Vallely, Billkers attack. s Louisvilles Freedom Hall while Sweek and Sid Wicks all scored A couple of guys named in double figures. Willie, ' Willie McCarter and! Willie Wise were, responsible1 for Drakes success. McCarter scored 21 points and Wise added ' KARL f. i, 1 and Panniers Da.-v- weight-winner- M. 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It's all part of Kupp's Festival Italicnol Fashioned in the light of the soft corals and greens, If this car looks like up with a 24-- 7 season record, including five tourney victories, gunned down the ailing Hawks in the title game by drillof 58 shots. 39 ing Maryland State led by 10 points midway through the first half. But Eastern New Mexico recovered to take a a into it turned then lead, rouf by hitting 15 of its first 17 shots in the second half. We were pretty fortunate said du j, there for a while, Greyhound Coach Harry Miller. "Blit the kids had patience. Thfits all there was to it. Leading the Hounds, contest waa Dale Severson, who sank 10 of & shots and scored 25 points. Maryland .State star Jake Fofd, named the tournaments M1 Valuablq Player, became ill Saturday and was taken to a hospital for treatment. He (under $2400) played, hut not only 17 points before fouling out with a little Heres one sports car that doesn't cost like sion. 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McAdams (third place in wllu win over in the Gulls goals portland the NCAA last year) could do win pinned opponents. win would have Seattle. The hometown portiand BYU lost valuable points from no better than fourth at 130 boosted San Diego four points its defending 'pounds while Hall came in third above Seattle in the race for champions at 145 pounds. 'third. , By United Pratt International The Cougars still wound up W L T Pit. GF GA 34 14 15 57 261 174 with three champions and the Portland 32 22 13 77 231 204 Utes had two. BYU titleists1 30 25 12 72 246 234 The University of Utah was a surprising winner at the West-jan- d ern Athletic Conference wres-- ! tling meet Saturday in Albuquerque. No time to celebrate UCLA is 17 23 22 Vancouver Stays Alive Wes Win W AC The zone press saw the combination fall. n Redmen 38-4- 15 0 0 26 2? 18 24 out of Cedars basketball, it just seemed that way. 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