The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-03-06

iiitii5o DioiCo maui LuSH lOI Ilt
lead in the early game and the Bear
creek lads were unable at any time
to pass the Billings score. Billings
stalling game at the first half proved
effective for Bearcreek was not able
to make a single shot in the second
quarter and 1.-THE Broncs piled up 7
points. Murray was benched on fouls
IN the third quarter. The quarters
ended to d, IA to 4, II to 9, and end
ed q to II. Bearereek showed speed
and great strength but were unable
to overcome the Billings contenders
for title honors. Kastelitz, captain
of the Bearcreek squad, was runner
up in individual scoring honors in the
Yellowstone tournament.
Park City 38, Laurel 10
Laurel was outweighed but not
outgamed in the entire game. The
first half ended II to 10 in favor of
Park City. Park City continued to
launch barrage of scores in the last
half.
Rseu iohBt az, JOlieI IL
Joliet suffered defeat and elimina-
ton from the tourney at the hands of
Red Lodge Friday morning when the
local boys drove for an early lead and
took a commanding lead, 22-12, at the
half Joliet broke out with attempted
goals but were unsuccessful in max
ing avn of them.
Hardin 80, Belfry Ii
Belfry was swamped by Hardin's
contest, featured by fast and accur-
ate passing by both teams. They fell
behind Hardin, 20-8 at the half, and
only made 5 points before the gun
sounded the end. Belfry was elm
mated from the sessions at this point.
Worden 81, Big Timber IS
Big Timber submitted to defeat
and elimination in the game with
Worden.H The project boys upset the
dope of several Projectors who said
Big Timber would lead the competi-
tion. Worden's defense was the
work of its center, who gave his team
q l2-6 lead at the half.
s'l Red Lodge %, Hardin %
Martin, Carbon's forward, made
personal honors in the clash with
Hardin. Early in the tilt he began
/ barrage of shots that gave the
local squad the advantage. His
teammates gave him whole hearted
'upport but in the last, quarter bat
led desperately, to retain the lead
which Hardin threatened to take
way from them. The game ended !
With 5-point lead in Carbon's pos
ession. Hardin was eliminated from
he cage tourney. u
Saturday, March /, the games COM
inued as follows: = Z #
/; Red Lodge %, Worden IL
Basketball fans, who had witnessed #
he team work of the Red Lodge
oys, declared that if Worden, who
ad a promising team, could get over
led Lodge they would have achieved
lore than any other squad in the
They failed badly,
owever, and lost the game to Carbon
y II points. Worden was eliminat-
d. The first quarter ended in favor
Worden, to 6, but reversed to
ed Lodge in the others, which were
to Il, 18 to IL, and % to Il.
Bearcreek 20, Laurel 10.
The Bearcreek-Laure tilt saw the
limitation of Laurel. The Railroad
IS put up a game, but ineffective
ruggle to stay the rush Of the boys
Ter the hill, who kept raining the
tskets into the hoop.
Red Lodge ~, Bearcreek 20
Red Lodge won,its fourth straight
Glory from Bearcreek in the Sat-
day night game, which gave them
chance to meet Park City in game
r secondary honors. Murdo and
artin, first and second high scorer
spectively for the tournament, gave
ms an exhibition of expert floor
looting. Between them they ac-
unted for 20 of Carbon's 27 points. >
arcreek, as we'll as Red Lodge had
en- mentioned prominently for the
honors. The third quar-
'knotted 1916; at the last stanza
d Lodge piled II points and Bear
eek 4. Martin, injured in the last
V minutes of play, was replaced
Pollock.
Billings 10, Park City II
Park City huskies, threatened to
al tournament honors from Bill =
3 in the championship game Sat -
lay night Park City opened the
with rush that gave them a g.
cad at the end Of the first period.
ey retained a lit lead at the half
only lost by one point near the
of the third period, which ended II
to IL for Billings. An enthusiast II
'rowd watched the Broncs score 6 Ill
nts in the fourth quarter and the |
in their stalling tactics. Park
Y was unable to get their hands
the ball and when they did it was
to be snabched by the Billings