The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-02-18
Schedule for
District Meet
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Drawings Completed For District
Five Tourney. Trophies
Now On Display

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District five will open Thursday af-
ternoon, February "a, at 200 p. m.
In the new high school gymnasium.
All details have been completed
and the sale of tickets Is now on.
The teams participating in the
meet will arrive Thursday. The
first game that afternoon will be
between Forsyth and Sumatra. The
second game, which will begin at
500 p. M, will be Rosebud VS..
Worden. In the evening, Lodge
Grass meets Custer at 800 p. m.
and Hardin opposes Jordan an
hour later.
The schedule for the remainder
Of the tournament is as follows:
Friday-2:00 p. M, loser of game
l VS.. loser of game 2 (5); 800 p.
m, loser of game 3 VS.. loser Of
game 4 (6); 800 p. m, winner Of
game 1 versus winner of game
2 (7); 900 p. M, winner of game
8 VS.. winner of game 4 o. Sat-
urday-10:00 a. M, winner Of game
S v winner of game 6 (9); 11:00
q. M, loser of game 8 VS.. loser Of
game Z O0); 300 p. m, winner OF
game 8 VS.. winner of game 10 d1),
played for third and fourth place;
800 D. m, winner Of game z VS..
winner of game 8 (12), played for
first and second place.
81 Suitable awards will be made to
winners of first, second, third and
fourth place. These awards are
now on display in the window OF
the Montana Power company. In
addition to the team awards, the
individual members Of the first
and second placed teams will re-
ceive miniature gold and silver
basketbalis.
An award for craftsmanship on
the floor and general conduct OF
the team will also be made. This
cup Is the Karl johnson award
and may be seen in the window
of that store. It is fifteen inches
high, and depicts a basketball
player in action mounted on a sill
yer cup. Any team winning 1t
three years in succession will be-
come its permanent possessor.
The American Legion has pur-
chased a trophy for the tourna-
ment to be awarded to the most
valuable player participating In the
play of the meet. The player to
receive this award will be deter
mined by the coaches and referees,
There will be two officials on the
floor for each game. These off,
cials are Kenneth POWELL and
Clyde Carpenter, coaches In the
Billings high school.
Everv session of the tourney
promises games of unusual quality.
AS additional attractions for those
attending the tournament, the Or
ONYX girls of Hardin high school
will give new and different eXhi-
billions each night of play, and
the band will provide music for all
games. On Thursday afternoon
the Junior drum corps will give a
performance between halves of the
first game. .
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to stage a district tournament, 1t
is hoped that everyone will support
the contests through good attend
ance. Additional bleachers are be-
ing built on the stage to accom-
odate the expected large crowds.
Season tickets, which are on sale
bv the Oronyx girls and at the
high school are good for all six
sessions. Those In charge OF the
tournament wish it made clear
that only one person can enter on
a season ticket at any group OF
games. If early contests are not
attended by the ticket holder, 1t
does not give him the privilege OF
obtaining admission for another
person In later sessions.
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