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Show Cedar City Redmen Recover irom Dixie To Drub Cowboys Smarting from a rather humiliating humil-iating defeat at the hands of the, Dixie Flyers two days earlier, the Cedar High School Redmen bas-jketball bas-jketball team bounced back Fri-'day Fri-'day night to drub the Kanab I Cowboys, 66 to 31. The Cowboys I had previously lost to the Flen j by three points. It Is only fair to say that Coach Boyd "Goonle" Adams' Cowboys j were "cold" in the Cedar game and could nor find the hoop on any type of shot. However, the Redmen played one of their very best games of the season and completely dominated the game. I Nell Pe"ty led the Redmen ot- tack and In the first quarter sank' three field goals and a foul shot, which coupled with two goals and a foul by Boyd Dover, three poins by Weston Kitchen, er. l one goal each by Eric Gardner and Phil Yergensen, pushed the( Redmen score to 19 points. The, visitors were held to four points on one goal and two foul shots. In the firs eight minutes of play. Gardner, Petty, Kichen and Yergensen Yer-gensen kept up the scoring to push 'he Redmen score to 33 points In the second period, and the half ended with the Cedar- team leading 33 to 12. Dover, who had been 111, was rested during dur-ing most of the second period., The Redmen continued to control con-trol the game throughout the second half In spite o: the fact that Coach Bruce Decker used his reserves freely and the visl'ors found the range a little better, particularly Earl Severance, who hit several long shots to help his team's cause a bit. The Redmen held a 52 to 23 lead at the end of the third quarter. KANAB 31 CEDAB CITY (S BTFf OTFP 4 7 4 12 Prtrnon Petty 6 6 4 16 ) 4 2 2 PuKh Dover 5 1 1 11 2 4 4 8 Juiid Kitchen 3 4 3 9 2 2 2 6 Rrverenre Nltn 10 0 2 111 3 Kurd Bralthwmte 1002 P. Yernnsen 3 0 0 t Gardner 9 3 2 20 9 IK in 31 TOTALS 28 14 10 6ti Score by quarter: Kanali 4 12 23 .".1 Cedar City 19 3.' 52 66 Eric Gardner was top seoror of the game with 20 points, while Petty rang up 16 points, and Dover Do-ver had 11 although used sparingly. spar-ingly. Every Redman on the squad saw action In the game. |
