The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-12-10

tested and exciting game.
Bearcreek displayed superior play
ing during the first quarter and sue
ceeded in getting the long end of 16
to Is score at the end of the half. Dur
ing the third quarter the two teams
were neck and neck the score being
tied several times. However, the Rob-
erts forward being more accustomed
to the low ceilings, were able to pull
ahead, leaving the final score % to
26. Bergan, Of Roberts, refereed the
game and johnson Of Laurel umpired.
The Bearcreek lineup was as fol-
lows: Laukitis, Kane and VabHooker
forwards; Murray, Irvine and Pas
sick, Guards.
Roberts lineup: Wilson, CASTOR and
Waltonen, Forwards; Abrahamson,
Walker and Bergan, Guards.
The boys team met with more sue
cess, they winning their game with
a score of IL to 16.
The boys were greatly handicapped
due to the fact that the ceilings were
very low and hindered in their basket
shooting. They were however super
ior in every way to the Roberts boys
in team work. johnson Of Laurel, ref
creed the game.
Bearcreek lineup: Sumicek and
Murray, forwards; Freeman, center;
Noble and johnson, guards.
Roberts lineup: CASTOR and PEN
tilla, forwards; 0. Pentilla, center;
NORM and Homi, guards.
A double header game played on the
local floor Wednesday evening with
the Absarokee teams resulted in a
double victory for Bearcreek, In the
girls team, Nell Kane scored first for
the local team. The Absarokee fouled
twice in succession which gave the
local girls another score. The first
quarter ended with score Of 7 to @.
Absarokee then came to the front and
made three points while the local girls
climbed four more points and the first
hald ended iii a score of III to 8. In
the last half the local girls gradually
climbed up their score and the final
count was 81 to IL in favor of Bear
creek.
Bearcreek's lineup: Laukitis, Kane
and VanHooker, Forwards; Murray,
Irvine and Mcneil Guards. Anna
Passick, sub.
Absarokee's lineup; Opal West,
Edna Weast and Pearl Gustad, for
wards; Lawther, c. Lawther and Van
dersnick, guards.
In the boys game, it was one sided
from the first. Sumicek scored first
for the locals followed Immediately
by score by Bonovich. The first
half ended with score of II to 8
in favor of the local boys. In the
second half, Freeman scored immed-
lately followed by Bonovich. The final
score was 80 to s. Bonovich was high
point man for the local team. Ora
ham refereed the games.
Mrs. Sam Samsrsich entertained
very delightfully."- Tuesday evening,
complimentary to Mrs. j. w. Houli-
han, of Greybull, Wyo. The evening
was spent playing $500, followed by
delicious lunch served by the hostess
assisted by Mrs. John Kane and Mrs.
Cristman. High honors went to Mrs.
J. G. f. Seigfriedt and the consolation
prize went to Mrs. Frank Robel. Mrs.
Houiihan also received beautiful
guest prize. The guests Of the even
ing were Mrs. Louis Sasich, Mrs. r. I'll.
Gardner, Mrs. ]. G. f. Seigfriedt,
Miss Mary Scott, Mrs. William Demp-
ster, Mrs. Alex Hawthorne, Mrs. Dave
Hawthorne, Mrs. r. e. Richardson,
Mrs. John Kane, Mrs. Christman, Mrs.
Chris Kokat, Miss Genevieve Earring
ton, Miss Margaret Kane, Mrs. Frank
Robel, and the honor guest.
The Rebeccah Lodge held their reg
ular election of officers at Lodge
Temple Hall Thursday evening The
following officers were elected for the
coming year:
Mrs. Ed McLuskie. Noble Grand
Mrs. George Mcneil, Vice Grand; Mrs
Robert Irvine, Recording Secretary
Mrs. Dave HASTE, Finance Secretary
Mrs. Peter Pryde, Treasurer.
Following the meeting, the Ode
Fellows and about thirty Rebeccal
from Red Lodge came in and surprised
the local lodge. A sumptuous supper
was brought by the Red Lodge womeI
and also the local Odd Fellows. Thu
honor guests of the evening were Mrs
Wayne Henderson. Grand Warden, O
the Grand lodge and Gene Cantrell, o
Billings, Grand Marshall of the Od'
Fellows.