The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1934-03-02


were refused admittance because
the hall was overcrowded.
The Plentywood and Medicine
Lake-Scobey bands played between
quarters, giving the crowd mu-
steal treat and at the same time
supporting their home teams.
Medicine Lake, PlentywoOd, SEQ
hey and Dooley were considered the
best bets before the tournament
started. With the disqualification
of John SHINES, of Medicine Lake,
all district forward last year, and
the Medicine Lake teams main
stav. their stock fell rapidly on the
basket ball mart.
Dooley's defeat by Falxville's
speedy quintet was a complete up
set to the 500 line team.
Whitehall, considered perhaps
not the dark horse but at least
a slightly discolored equire, ranked
we'll in the tournament.
Larsen High Point Man
Larson, of Medicine Lake ranked
as high point man of the tourna-
ment with a total of Al digits to
his credit.
He was also all district center,
playing an exceptional game
throughout.
Reed of Outlook came second
with 81 points, center of the all
district team. And in the third
place Zimmerman, of Plentywood,
and Cosette, of Flaxville, tied with
% points, both of them also being
all district men.
Considerable excitement and in
terest was shown in the final game
; with PlentywOod and Scobey play.
ing for first and second place. The
game proved to be better than was
expected and was easily the best
) game of the tournament.
At no time during the game was
it certain which team woulC
!, triumph. At the end of the frs
] half Scobey was in the lead 1911
and plenty of Scobey money wa
q to be had for the asking.
:. PlentywOOd Wins With
2 1920 Score
The game seesawed, first one
team then the other until LeWil
{ Zimmerman located a couple o
Il long shots, giving Plentywood
five point lead. Scobey came RICH
: back with a basket, whereupol
Plentywood got the ball and Zeid
Ter and Loucks played keepawa
: with it until the final whistle blow
1 giving Plent wood the tall end Q
a 1920 score.
e levin Zimmerman turned in a
excellent performance for tn,
i, Plentywood team with his SHARP
. shooting ability and general goo
~ form. Jack Loucks, guard playe
l. a dependable game throughout tn
q tournament. "Mose" Reinertsol
" lanky center, second high poin
man on the team, played an e.
q cellent game throughout the tour
- nament. His basket shooting ar
- his ability to gain the tipp-of
- = made him one of the most valuab
N players for Plentywood. Kollma
Is forwar' and good defense ma
and Zeidler with his good floo
work proved their capability.
1st All District Team
Forward, capt, Zimmerman G
Plentywood.
Forward, Qasette, Flaxville.
Center, second choice capt., La
"A son, Medicine Lake.
- Guard, Larson, Scobey.
- Guard, Loucks, Plentywood.
Ae End All District Team
Forward, jacobson, Scobey.
b. Harvard, McEachem, Medicil
O. Lake.
av Center, A. Reed, Outlook.
81 Guard, o. Kleppen, Outlook.
Guard, Powers, Medicine Lake.
The Plentywood team, as vim
40 of the tournament will go to Gre
OF Falls to play in the regional tou
of nament next week, March I'll
ST. They will make the trip by car
ch the weather permits. Eight teal
20 will compete in the Glass B 81
ton of which Plentywood is OF
Plentywood residents wish luck
u the team and send them out wi
a the hope that they will play
B well as in this tournament.
Games
-, Dooley, 28-Flaxville 80.
~ Comertown, 16-Outlook %.
0n Westbv 14-Whitetail Is.
Peerless 11-Medicine Lake
ar Dooley 25-Westby 10.
ed Comertown 29-Westby 6.
en- FlaxviEle 25-Scobey 26.
in Outlook 2O-Plentywood 81.
Dooley 25-Outlook 80.
,Iv Flaxville 16-Comertown 10.
- Scobey 34-Whitetail "a.
~ Plentywood 17-Med. Lake /
ny Outlook 12-Comertown s.
Whitehall 21-Medicine Lake
or Plentywood 23-Scobey 20.
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