Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-02-23
GREAT FALLS ADVANCES ON DISTRICT HOOP TITLE
Defeats Fort Benton
II to : in Fastest
Game of Days Play
Havre, Harlem and Centerville High School
Teams Beat Augusta, Waller and Chinook;
Cascade and Augusta Are Winners

usta Are Winners.
making was made at close range.
The lineup and summary:
Cascade ~ Position Belt (3)
Jones ....... forward ..... Pattsner
w. Lamphere. forward ........ Butts
| II. Lamphere ;. center ...... johnson
Monroe ....... guard ........ Mccoy
Morrow .. guard ...... Shannon
Substitutions: Belt-Shirley for
Butts; Shirley for Mccoy.
Field Goals: II. Lamphere, 1; Mon
roe, 2; Shirley, /.
Free Throws: Jones, / out Of 4;
W. Lamphere, 0 out Of 1; Fl. Lam
phere, 0 out of 2; Shannon, l out of 3.
Score at half time: Cascade, 4;
Belt. 1.
Officials: Referee, Howard: UNI
pire, Harmon; timekeeper, Savage;
scorer, Perry
Augusta Waller
The Augusta-Vali fray was close
and full Of excitement. Although the
Augusta five outweighed the Waller ag-
gregation by at least Is pounds to the
man. Waller succeeded in holding Au-
gusta to a four lead win by it's speed,
two men attacking one of Augusta at
every pass of the sphere.
At the end of the first period, Aug
usta led by score Of 10 to 4, but
the speedy Valierians succeeded in Civ
ing their antagonists considerable
trouble during the last period The
final score was Augusta Is, Waller IA
The lineup and summary:
I,
Position
J. Moe. ..... forward St Dennis
Thomas. forward ........ Love
Christian. $50. guard 49,. .Parmelee
Rouse. ....... guard 49,. Wendeln
Field goals: ]. Moe, /; Thomas, 5:
N. Moe, 3: st. Dennis, 3; Lowe, 2;
Parmelee 2
Free throws: Augusta, 0 out of 3.
Waller, 0 out of 1.
Score at half time: Augusta, 10;
Waller, 4.
Officials: Referee, Howard; UNI
pire, Harmon; timekeeper, Savage:
scorer, Perry.
Harlem Waller
The Harlem Waller game was one of
the fastest even seen ON the Great
Falls court, Harlem winning 81 to IA.
Ihe Harlem quint was superior in
teamwork and guarding, but the speedy
work of each was above the average.
Each team averages about 40 pounds.
Ekegren, forward. and La Rock.
guard, Harlem. played the stellar
games and their teamwork with the
other members of the team is more
than might be considered in two in
dlvldual players La Rock had every
thing, his own way because Of his
speed and his ability to shoot foul
goals as well as field baskets makes
him big factor on the lineup. Parme-
lee, Naller guard, is the mainstay of
the team. although his stay in the Har-
lem game was interrupted after he
had caused four personal fouls.
The lineup and summary:
Harlem (27) Position Waller (I4l
Brownfield forward. :. Hawkinson
MORRISON center. ....... Love
La Rock guard. ..... Parmelee
Baldwin ..... guard. 49,. Wendeln
Substitutions-Ha Lovelace for
Baldwin Waller: Hawkinson for Par
melee; Love for Hawkinson; Lane for
Love.
Field goals: La Rock, =; Morrison.
Dennis. !; Hawkinson, L; Love, L;
Parmelee, g.
Free throws: La Rock, out of 8;
Morrison, 0 out of l; st. Dennis, 2
out of 6; Love. ] out of 2.
Score at half time: Harlem, 81;
Waller, Z.
Officials: Referee. Howard; umpire,
Harmon; timekeeper, Nordquist; scorer,
Perry.
Augusta-Havre
sided affair for Havre, as far as team
work, passing and guarding was con-
cerned The final score was Havre
IS, Augusta S. The heavy Augusta
quint was unable TO cope with the
superior work of the Havre five in any
department Of the game. The Augusta
five strove desperately to win, but the
Hill county lads were too much for
them.
Havre is not playing as good a game
as when Great Falls defeated it IL to
IA about month ago. It was able
to beat Augusta by but 16 to ., al
though it should have pinned the Lewis
and Clark boys to the wall
The lineup and summary:
Hayre (l6) Position Augusta l8)
NJ Mayer. forward. I'D. Moe tc)
Armstrong 49,. forward. go. THOMAS
schroeder (c} .IeHltI 49,. ~ 1aoe
O'Brien ...... guard. ..... Christian
Macdonald guard. $50. Rouse
Substitutions: Havre--Reynolds for
Mayer; Schroeder to forward; Mac
Donald to center: Reynolds to guard.
Observation-Disclosures for Thomas.
Field goals: J. Moe, /: B. Moe, 2;
Mayer, 1; Armstrong, L; Schroeder, 4;
O'Rrien, l.
Free throws: B. Moe, out Of 4;
Schroeder, 2 out of 2.
Score at half time: Havre 9; Au-
gusta 2.
Officials: Referee, Harmon; umpire,
Howard; timekeeper, Nord qui t;
scorer, Perry.
CentervilIe- Chinook
Plenty of excitement featured the
Stockett- Sand Coulee Chinook game,
which Stockett-Sa Coulee won, 10 to
H. The score was tied at the mid
die of the second half at II, and there
was nothing at any stage Of the game
to assure which quint would take the
glory.
Wood and Bywater of the Center
vile lineup were obstacles to the Chi
nook team, both by their consistent
playing and scoring Martens and Ross
played the superior game for Chi
nook.
The lineup and summary:
Stockett-Sand
CouIee (i9) Position Chinook (Ii)
Wood forward Martens