Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1933-03-02

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with no distinct advantage on either
side until the final quarter when
Smith If SeoIees WAS ruled ont on
fouls and Outlook breezed along To
triumph. Outlook led the first quar-
ter III. and in the text stanZa tbs
score was tied twice, the period end
ing 1910. Boo PUT Outlook ahead Il
point with Il free shot iii the third
and Larson tied ii with another.
Tu9ke sunk ii basket for u 1-puint
Outlook lead which was maintained
al the end Of the period. though Sci
VIZ made a free throw for his team.
which was offset by one by Field.
Insfhe fourth. Bowler made Il free
throw. but Outlook increased liz
lead by Selyigs basket ON n follow
in shot. IIumme made a free throw.
and Smith left the game OF person
MS. SelFig made the free foss and
missed one. Trailing 1s-13. Scs.Iey
called time ont. Selyig went out ON
fouls and Larson missed. Tpoke
made It free throw, Huffffne q bfs-
| ket from beyond tlif free throw mark
and Seobey again took time out.
Bowler made Il free shot but HonIme
came right back with Il basket from
The center IF the floor which ended
he game. Outlook -. Seobey ii.
FIaxviIIe IL. Dooiey 20
F1axyille and Dooley met in the
first came Of the tournament. on
Thursday night. noeley winning 20
II, thereby eliminating one of the
favefites. Hooley jumped to an early
lead. bur FlaSyille came back to tie
the score, only to be outdistanced
81 at the quarter F4axyille held
Dooley sc0reless in the second quar-
ter while running their own
up Q points, taking a point lead Mt
half time, 1913. The FIaxyiIle play
ers We're small and aggressive and
made plenty of trouble for their OPP
ponents until Il. Cassette, who APP
peared TO be the main cog. left the
game on fouls in the third quarter.
Leibach Went ON "A rampage for
Dnoley and helped his team gain a
lib lead at the end of the third.
which was cnf down only one point
al the final whistle. Leibach made
13 points for Dooley In this game.
Fouls were called close and three
men were lost to each team via this
route.
Westby ~32-PeerIesx is
Nestby WIS too strong a combs
nation in McAlIE4er. Sfubi,e n
Olson for Peerless. In the second
game Of the opening round, and won
BIS. r. Pickett. center. was the
mainstay Of the Peerless team. play
ing a marvellous floor game. possess
ing IN uncanny eye for the basket.
and breaking UP many opposing
plays. Pickett was third high scor-
er of the fourey. with Al points,
closely following Teibach Of Dooley
with 43, and Smith of Scobey with
A.. Pickett well deserved the hon
or Of being placed on the first ALL
district team as guard and captain.
Whitehall ~Z8-Redstonc 2
The Whitehall edstone game on
Thursday night was fairly slow. and
D by the former team 2S-o. Whit
ney made the only basket for Red
stone. Wiley, Whitehall guard and
captain was the shining light of
the game making 10 points and
maintaining his all-around good work
In ali games which won him honor
able mention.
Scobey 4o-DooIey Y
/ Scnbey set a fast pace against
lpooley III the first second round
game Friday morning. and won
handy 49-7. Smith was responsible
for p Of his teams points.
Outlook 38-Westby 9
Outlook polished off Westby 49,
. in the next round game with near
~ all the Outlook players scoring nj
will. McAilister. Westby forward.
left the game on personals in the
first half, and their offensive Mt
tack wills thus cons derably weak
ened. Olson made the only Westby
basket, pf,ls three free throws, and
Stubbe made good three free shots.
We vote Stubbe the most ambitious
player at the tournament. He was
always doing his best, playing good
| games.
Medicine Lake 3I-NhitetaI o
The first Friday afternoon game
found Medicine Lake practicing nr
for the championship tilt, working