Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-02-28
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al SNoit 'Dcius 10 " IL
Whitehall took an early lead OF
four points but were soon overtaken
by the fast outlook team. However
the Whitehall quint was never hope
lessly smothered until the latter part
of the third quarter. Outlook led at
the end of the first quarter by a slim
margin of four points and at the half
had only increased 1t to 5. At the
end of the third quarter Outlook was
ahead II points, and was leading by
2S points when the game ended.
Elvin and Arnold Reed starred for
outlook making 13 and Is points re-
s%pectively. Bourassa led the White
tail attack tossing in 3 field goals
and 2 free throws.
Summary:
Personals :. Outlook Is Whitehall IL
Field Goals Outlook II Whitehall 5
Free throws Outlook s Whitehall 4
scobey II, Medicine Lake 10
Medicine Lake, after having reg.
istered a win over Peerless advanc-
ed to the second round of play Fri
day afternoon and were defeated by
Scobey. The game was ScobeSs
first appearance in the tournament.
ScObey led at the end of the first
quarter 4 to 3 and had a 2 point mar
gin at half time. They increased
their lead in the third quarter and
when the game ended they had a 7
point margin. Doyon led the scor-
ing for Scobey with s points while
LaFrance was high point man for
the Lakers with 6. The win for
Scobey pitted them in the semifin-
ais against Flaxville, while Medicine
Lake entered the lower bracket for
fifth and sixth honors.
Summary:
Personals ........ Scobey 8 Lake IL
Field Goals ...... .Scobey 6 Lake 4
Free throws ..... .Scobey 5 Lake 2
Comertown 10, Peerless -
Friday evening at 1880 Comertown
and Peerless met In a consolation
contest, both teams having been de-
feated and the winner of the contest
moved up the bracket for IN oppOr-
tunity to battle for placement In the
first six teams. Comert0wn, taking
an early lead won the game 10 to IL.
They led at quarter time, 8 to l and
DIT Tie Hall Ifdlh Id " +. OOuuCl-
town suffered heavily from personal
fouls and were taken advantage Of
by the Peerless quint. Eight OF the
Peerless Il points were made by the
gift route.
Summary:
Personals Comertown IA Peerless 10
Field Goals Comertown Z Peerless 2
Free throws Comertown 4 Peerless s
Westby 80, Whitehall rs
Westby, coming back strong after
their hard contest with Plentywood,
defeated Whitehall in the second
game Friday night, 80 to rs. Westby
took an early lead and vas
headed. A. Helm for Westby again
proved to be a marksman at the
hoop and garnered IL points while
Morvick for Whitehall tailed II.
Summary:
Personals !. Westby IL Whitehall IL
Field Goals Westby IL Whitehall 10
Free throws .Westby 6 Whitehall 9
Antelope "a, DooIey II
Antelope and Dooley met in the
third contest Friday evening. An
telope merged victors "a to II. The
defeat eliminated Dooley from the
tournament.
Stoen for Antelope again stole the
show by making 6 out OF seven tries
from the gift route. Stoen and Ber-
neau divided honors at scoring with
10 points each. Ekstedt again led
Dooley in the scoring column with Z
points. Both Stoen and Ekstedt left
fho nanno 90 r1y In thn 1acf ctonY1
with four personals.
Summary.
Personals 49,. Antelope II Dooley Is
Field Goals . Antelope s Dooley s
Free throws Antelope s DoOley S
Lake 27, Antelope II
In the eleventh game of the tour
nament played Saturday morning,
Antelope came close to registering
a win over Medicine Lake. The final
count was q to 81 and it was not
until the final minutes OF the last
stanza that the game vas decided.
Antelope led until half time, 5 to 8
at the end of the first quarter, II to
8 at the half. The win for Medicine
Lake pitted them against Comertown
for fifth and sixth place, which game
was played Saturday afternoon.
LaFrance was high point man for
the Lake with three field goals, Say
ers made 5 points, 4 from gift shots
and / field goal. Stoen Tailed Z
points for Antelope and was tied by
Johansen who made three field goals
and one free shot
Summary:
Doroorole ApfaJona TX 7 oEo IN
Field Goals .... Antelope s Lake 1C
Free throws Antelope 5 Lake
comertown 10, Westby
Coach Erickson's Manipulating
Comertown quint turned the tables
on Westby's scoring spree in the
twelfth game of the tournament Sat
urday morning winning Is to Z
Westby was held to three field goals
and Melted / gift shot out OF 6 tries
A. HELM, who scored at will in pre-
vious contests was held to 2 points
and left the game in the third quar-
ter via the personal route. The
game was the lowest In scoring Oh
the entire tournament. The first
quarter ended 2 and 1 for Westby
and at the half Westby led 4 to i
The third stanza was tied at 6 all.
Hensler at center scored 2 field
goals for Comertown. The game was
free from the usual number OF per
sOnal fouls.
Summary:
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