The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1948-01-29

The summary:
3. Saunders II z Void :
Sfossmss i : 6 Kiede ,: sGis i !
RRe shmsr 2 e Phillips lips l 9
Substitutions: Hardin-L. Saunders, Ku-
nau. LLsaurel-Hageman !, Yeager, Smith
i, Bishop.
The Sheridan Press and local
J fans agreed that the contest
between the Bulldogs and the
Sheridan BroncS was one of
fastest played either here or in
Sheridan.
The Bulldogs mere behind IL
to six at the end of the first
quarter, managed to tie the
score at the half, and had drop
ped behind again, 80 to 26 at
the end of the third period.
Eddie Harper, who has played
against the Bulldogs twice be-
fore this season, and Vic Fiala,
did most of the early scoring
for the Broncs. Harper contin-
ued to do well during the en-
tire game. Fia1a and Walton
are new additions to the Broncs
becoming eligible to play the
second semester.
The Broncs led most of. the
way, with the tension high dur
ing the entire game. Two Sher-
idan and two Hardin men foul
ed out during the heated con-
test. Ffala was first to be
benched, earlv in the fourth
quarter. The Broncs had man
aged to pull ahead by seven
points, SO to g., Saunders went
to the showers shortly after
wards, and then Hammer was
injured and had to be carried
from the floor. The Bulldogs,
meantime, managed to pull up
to Within one point of the
Broncs, and the tally stood at
81 to So when Harper COM
mited his fifth foul. With only
Is seconds remaining, tn e
scores was tied at SO all. In
those few seconds, Walton for
Sheridan and then Perkins for
Hardin sank gift losses.
ellis opened the scoring in
the overtime period, when he
sank a field goal for Sheridan.
Perkins retaliated for Hardin.
Walsh converted a free throw,
but Perkins found the basket
again seconds later for two
more points, to give the Bull
dogs a A to 43 lead. Lloyd
Saunders made the final score
of the game. Perkins was high
point man with 20.
The summary:
HARDIN SHERIDAN
B.. Saunders II F Harper IS
S~turzenegger q + Long 2
Grossman 6 c Fiala 6
Perkins 20 C Walsh 2
Substitutions: Hardin-Kunau, L.. Saun-
ders 2, Ragland. Sheridan-Businga, Gill
lis 2.
The Bulldogs played their
thirteenth game and won their
thirteenth victory against Lodge
Grass Tuesday night. The Har-
din quint managed to beat the
ink out only by a very mar
row margin. It was superiority
at the free throw line that won
the contest for the local lads.
They made exactly four more
gift losses good than Lodpe
Grass, and by the strange COIN
,cidence, both teams had the
same number of opportunities,
16 each. The Bulldogs sunk
nine against five for Lodge
Grass.
Each, quint had "a field goals,
and the Indians held the lead
until the third period of the
game. They were ahead 20 to
Is at the end of a free Scorin"
first canto and held a 80 to %
margin at the half. The Bull
dogs took a slim, one noint.
margin at the three quarter
mark.
Holley, Chandle- and Felde
had apparently sharpened their
shooting for the game, and
seemingly couldn't miss the
hoop from any section of the
floor. Holley had II points, for
scoring honors, and the other
two chalked up Is each. LODGE
Grass played only five men dur
ing the entire game.
Sturzenegger, and Perkins had
16 each for the Bulldogs and
Lloyd Saunders made II count
ers.
Tbo c,,,ouoru.