Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-02-25

hOo SoQtut
now County Superintendent in Dan
els county. Leo takes his basketball
seriously and hardly missed a game.
While coaching at Scobey he devel-
oped some mighty fine athletic
-eams. He has forsaken his coach
Inc talents for politics.
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Medicine Lake, true to form,
was strongly represented 1t the
tourney. Plentywood's little city
to the south takes her basketball
seriously and ~ always bc
counted on to produce good teams
and plenty of public spirit.
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Four men, two players from each
team, hit the maple In a held-ball
melee In the Westby-Scobey game.
was not an uncommon sight to
two men. when fighting hard for
possession of the sphere. hit the
floor, but when four get their hands
on the ball and bite the varnish, it's
else again.
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Patients at the Sheridan Me-
mortal hospital who enjoy basket
ball had an opportunity to listen
to the games through a ''phan-
TOM circuit line made possible
through the cooperation of the
Telephone company and Rev.
Earle A. Clifford. Among the in
terested fans on hospital beds
were Mrs. T.. H. E. HelgesOn,
who recently underwent an oper-
alton there, and j. h. Alexander,
well-known superintendent of the
Outlook schools who by illness
was forced to miss his first tour
nament In years. Regular broad
casts were sent to the hospital.
Genial Harry Koike. proprietor OF
he City Cafe. and one Of this dist
most ardent basketball fans,
vas forced to miss many of the
due to duties at his business
house, but Harry kept well posted.
The special wire from the gymnas-
gave him the scores by quar-
.ers.
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To winners of the tournament
goes q good necktie to each men,
Der Of the champion team and q
choice Of . pair Of socks for the
second place winners. The awards
are the compliments OF the NV
store proprietor, Chas. McIaugh-
lin of Plentywood.
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Three tea ms had diminutive but
players. Westby had its Gun
70 lbs, Medicine Lake her
McEachern. a scant S It. 3 and Com
its Olson. a lightning 1ea-
weight, They all played whirlwind
II
A radio furnished music ut SEES
sions when the P~lentywood high
school band vas afforded q
breathing spell. The radio was
installed through the courtesy OF.
Grasham's Variety store.
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Courteous and obliging number
girls at the local telephone
exchange are afflicted, we wager,
With "basketballitis" II such an all
nent exists. Plug in mad plug out
las been their job the past three
lays. It's part Of efficient service, a
on which the company Is
and is always found
through the local exchange.
The simplifying system was In
der the able direction OF Herman
Gruhn and Erling Richardson.
They kept the fans well-informed
as to what was taking place.
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The Herald's leg-man at the final
relaying the pay-by-play de-
Jcription to The Herald was Lloyd
stenmark, assisted by Erling Rich
lrdson. The boys also gave an accur-
tie account of features and happen
ngs at the gymnasium.
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Dave Hawbaker was amongst
the Peerless fans here the past
three days taking in the tourna-
ment. 1t is rumored and alleged
on PlentywoOd's street that Dave
and Viggo Peterson were In part
nership i'm picking the order Of
team placements and which were
carried i'm Wednesdays issue Of
The Herald. The dope sheet
placed Peerless first. Dawes buck
ct was spilled in the rush for the
milk house. Anyway, he is loyal to
a mighty fine basketball team.
Come back again next year Dave.
Send along some predictions with
Viggo and help keep everything
merry.
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Hexom of Flaxville and Pickett
of Peerless, two cat-like perform
prc- tangled plpnty in tho EIay-