Great Falls tribune., 1922-02-22

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Both teams have been running big this
season against varied opposition.
| Havre was beaten. il to IA, by the
Great Falls team in one of the most
hotly contested games of the year but
the Gassers have not kept up to their
pace the past three weeks. kallspeil.
the "slicker'' team in the northwest
district. beat Havre twice, once 16 to
| Is and once 16 to 6. Havre was able
to beat Big Sandy high, Is to 5, while
| Augusta battled the Irrigators to
2O-20 draw. The Big Sandy games
| were played within the last two weeks
| for both Havre and Augusta.
| The team personnels: Augusta.
Moe, Breidenbach, B. Moe, Christian,
House. Thomas. Moshier. Hayre-
Schroeder. Armstrong, NJ. Mayer, Rey-
nolds. Wallinder, Sommerville. Frasier,
Mcdonald. O'Brien, Nichols, L. Mayer.
One of the most spectacular games
will be staged by Waller and Harlem
| in the second contest of the after
noon. Both teams are on a par and
the fast stepping Valierans will hit a
hard bump when they clash with Har-
lem. Apparently, neither would have
reasonable chance against such
plays with good style and will have
The players each team has brought
to Great Falls are: Harlem-Ekegren,
Brownfield. Morrison, LaRock. Bald
win. Buckley Goff. Lovelace. Valier-
Parmelee, Wendeln Love. st. Denis.
Lowe. Hawkinson Malone Duncan.
Pick Chinook to Win
/ Chinook is scheduled to win over
! Stockett-Sand Coulee in the third game
Of the series. The Centerville quint
will show Big Sandy a wild time and
probably run it to good show down
but it is expected that Stockett will
not be able to cope with the strong
guarding defense Of Chinook.
! Chinook has been working out with
j such teams as Poplar and Glasgow
for the greater part Of the season and.
| for that reason little is known of their
/ strength. G. 4. Scott, coach of the
| place high in the finals. but is certain
] that Chinook will keep out of the eel
! lar.
| Two regular forwards were changed
early in February, this necessitating
| the reorganization Of the team, but
| better team work has been showing up
/ the past two weeks, it is said.
! Stockett- Sand Coulee was defeated
by Big Sandy high to the tune of 30
| to 6 two weeks ago while the Irrigat
! ors also won from Chinook - to Q
| the same week. This shows that Chi
nook has the superior guarding which
should aid it materially against the
Centeryille squad Chinook beat the
speedy Choteau (Teton county, high
| aggregation 10 to Z. The Choteau
/ bunch put up good fight and will
probably center high in the final game
on Friday
The players on these teams are:
Chinook -Matens. Blaser, L. Ross
Cole, Barber, Wallet. Underwood w.
Ross. Stocket Sand Coulee-Wood
Bywaters, Cnrran, Cummings. White
head Broqust. Centoni, Nayin.
Cascade VS.. Belt
The Cascade Belt fray in game -four in
the afternoon will be a walk away for
| Cascade, according to the dope at hand
night after Fergus swamped Belt Val
/ ley 80 to Is. Great Falls beat the
Oilers % to the night after the game
| at Cascade This shows clearly the
I strength of the Cascade five and it
! should beat Belt at least 3 to l. Cas-
cade beat Fort Benton II TO 16 The
game was played at the Flour town
and the principal of the school charged
unfair rulings while the game was be-
| ing piayea.
Belt started the season fairly well
! but it has wound up on the sick list
and is not scheduled to show much
fight or ability in the tournament.
These schools are represented by:
! Cascade ones, w. Lamphere, r.
Lamphere. Munroe, Morrow. r. John
I son, Thompson. Schwachheim, w.
Johnson. Belt-Pottsner, Mccoy. Ne
bel. Johnson. Cassock;;
! Games will be called promptly. ac
cording to Coach Crouch. Officials
will be Howard, referee. and Johnson.
umpire.
"Cort'' Howard of Bozeman played
on the Missoula Grizzly hoop team in
| 1919 and 1920 and on the Gallatin high
/ quint. He was also a good track and
! football man and considered one Of
the best basketball men in Montana
during his time His impartiality and
! strict fairness as referee and umpire
stand foremost in his record.
! Frank Johnson Of Helena. has a rec
| ord of five years in basketball His
! first three seasons were with Helena
! high school in 1914, 1915 and 1916.
Those were the only years that Helena
/ captured the state championship. He
starred for the Grizzlies in 1917 and
/ 1918 johnson is worthy of the same
mention given Howard
Tho teams orp stayinV at tho John