By Joe Kenney. Dean Hartman fired in four clutch baskets in the waning min utes of the fourth quarter Satur day night to lead Anamosa to a 60-56 victory over McKinley. Hartman, a Raider junior, was outstanding in the game as he pumped in 16 field goals for 32 points. Most of his buckets came on long set and jump shots. McKinley had taken a 52-47 lead in the first three minutes of the final quarter before Ana mosa made its surge. Bill Wal derback hit two field goals and Hartman came in with two more to tie the score at 54-54. Hartman then banged in two more baskets and Anamosa stalled out the final 1:15. McKinley trailed most the firs t half and was on the short end of a 33-26 score at the half. The Bears came to life early in the third quarter, thanks to a re serve, Sophomore Dave Affeld. Ale allied 18 points after en tering the game late. He ended as the Bears’ top scorer. Anamosa hit 45 precent of its field goal attempts but made only 122 percent of its free throws The Raiders were true on only two of 16 free shots. McKinley hit 35 percent of its field goal attempts. McKinley won the sophomore game, 51-32, as Jim Owens scored 15 points, Wessels led Anamosa with 19 ha. Anamosa (60) McKinley (56) 4 Turner tP Finn Larson Walton 0 L. Davis 2 Rusher Hartman 16 2B avis iV derbac 6 4 Macha Ellison 0. Fisher | Affeldt Totals 29 212) Totals 23 10 12 pone tora Anamosa eh hee 17-6 ) McKinley is 15 18 14-56 Field goal sho ing. Anamosa 64, made 29, 453 pet | MeKinley Att. 64, made 23,359 pet Free throw shooping. | Anamosa ‘t.16, made 2, 12h pet | McKinley * Att. 17, mace 10,67 + Pet Officials Art Holland, Wes Cranston.