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Show Second Ward Enters Division Two Playoff The Parowan Second Ward Jr. Men-Men basketball team won its sixth straight game in stake) play last Thursday night, by! overwhelming the Parowan Third j ward, and the Second Warders: will represent the Parowan Stake j in the Division Two Junior M-j men tournament which opens in Cedar City next Wednesday afternoon. af-ternoon. The Parowan Second Ward team, coached by Alden Hyatt, with Harvey Adams as advisor, will open the tournament next Wednesday night in the Cedar High School gym. They will meet the Cedar First Ward, champions of Cedar Stake in that fame. In the other game last Thursday, Thurs-day, the Paragonah Ward Ward edged out Parowan First in a close and exciting game. The final round of play in the league will take place tonitht. Thursday, in the Parowan High School pym. At 7 o'clock the Par-owan Par-owan Third and Parowan First will play, followed by Enoch and Paragonah at 8. In M-Men Play, the Parowan Third Ward team led by David Orton, was the only team organ, ied in the stake, and it will In all probability enter the Division Two M Men tournament In Las Vegas, which is also being held next week. This tourney will open Wednesday Wed-nesday with the Parowan Third Ward team scheduled to play with the Las Vegas second place team at 6:30 For competition the Third ward crew has played with Cedar, Milford and Minersvllle teams on several occasions during dur-ing the past two month, and lias made a very good showing In all of Its games. |
