Tournament Championship Round Recaps and Box Scores
Fairfield opened with a 63 45 victory over Walier as Lynn Schenk and Gene Lewis led with 25 and 11. Chateau beat Sunburst 72 62 with Ray Smith setting a Choteau season record of 518. Cut Bank defeated Browning 76 62. Conrad edged Shelby 75 73 in a tight opener. Sunburst beat Walier 65 31. Fairfield topped Choteau 87 62 in a hard fought rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Ray Smith
Rudy Ameline
John Camden
Dave Hartman
Ed Jensen
Steve Snyder
Cut Bank
Dan DeGroot
Kim Smith
Fritz Wolkou
Harve Howard
Alan Berkram
Steve Bell
Fairfield
Walier
Panthers
Eagles
Lynn Schenk
Gene Lewis
Christian
Valier
Sunburst
Camden
Bulldogs
Choteau
Lawrence
Kimmel
Bill Rogers
Conrad Gunderson
Moffatt
Gary Kimmel
Randy Whitt
Brad Lawrence
John Sveum
Jerry Sveum
Browning
Wolves
Fritz Wolk
Conrad
Shelby
Smith
Ameline
Hartman
Ied Jensen
Gunderson
Pesewnseensenses Wnenaasese
Ft Pf
Russ Allen
Phillip Maxwell
Stan Bureasch
Bob Dirkes
John Huckins
Cut Bank Wolves
Conrad Cowboys
Cowboys
Hammer
Bowling Leagues and Hospital News From Teton Area
Hospital admissions include Edna Morgan Augusta Dorothy Matkin Fairfield Ross Salmond Choteau Elizabeth Egger Fairfield Noman White Augusta Mattie Crowe Augusta Mary Morano Choteau Percy Hodgskiss Choteau Mary Waldner Choteau Ina Vigen Choteau Grace Maxwell Fairfield Harley Yeager Choteau Danny Larson Fairfield Births recorded A son to Mary Morano Choteau A son to Mary Waldner Choteau Dismissals include Edna Sturgeon Choteau Geraldine Breen Choteau Julia Monkman Choteau Cyril Jacobs Choteau Howard Hogue Choteau Mary Morano and infant Still in hospital Stephen Snyder Choteau Roy Lovall Choteau Shirley Lindgren Choteau Mattie Crowe Augusta Kooyman Choteau John Koloff Choteau Grace Maxwell Fairfield Inga Vigen Choteau Norman White Augusta Mary Waldner Choteau Freda Johnson Chateau Visitors at Schlosser and Rodriguez homes Sunday Drive license examiner to visit Choteau court house March 11 from 9 to 5 Applicants advised to contact before 11 and after 4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Morgan
Augusta
Dorothy A. Matkin
Fairfield
Ross Salmond
Choteau
Elizabeth Egger
Noman N. White
Mattie L. Crowe
Mary L. Morano
Percy E. Hodgskiss
Mary Waldner
Ina Vigen
Grace M. Maxwell
Harley W. Yeager
Danny F. Larson
Norman N. White
Freda Johnson
Chateau
Chateau Bulldogs claim upset tournament title in divisional sweep
Chateau High School wins the divisional tournament as fifth seed over three top four foes led by John Camden who scores 61 points. Ray Smith sets records with 537 career points and 330 rebounds while Coach Chuck Peck earns praise for timely moves and a late press that shifts the final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Bulldog
Peck
John Camden
Camden
Wolves
Dave Hartman
Hartman
Chateau High
Ray Smith
Cut Bank
Ed Jensen
Rudy Ameline
Bulldogs
Steve Snyder
Choteau
Chuck Peck
Jensen
Ameline
Snyder
Conrad Gunderson
Smith
Bill Rogers
Ron Lehnerz
Chateau High School
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B. Wilson
T. McCartney
M. Larson
B. Toenyes
B. Luek
H. Smith
A. Sunder
O. Ekstrom
M. van Auken
G. Hansen
B. Luck
H. Truchot
K. Breckon
Triangle Packing
Luinstra Farms
Nese Ee
Hanusa Agency
Sasere
Eneree
Breen Oil
Andy’s Appliance Center
Elk’s Club
Teton Memorial Hospital
Darwin Armstrong
Frank Schlosser
Henry Rodriguez
Montana State Highway Patrol
Court House
Coca - Cola Renenceenene Coserscore
Choteau Food Gallatin
Great Falls
Texaco
Seeweneeseeneees
Choteau. Merchants Oenveeeneeee
Jaycees Vaebede Aejadetha
Montana Mineral
Seces Tent
Corbett Angus Ranch A & K Lanes Weer Ee
Choteau Electric
Dellwo Agency
General Mills
Pease
the Corral
Seees Rex's Thriftway
Acantha Faplynginmiie
J. C. Penneys
G. Smith
R. Truchot
IR. Hoyt
Ces
Taylor Motor Ween Oe Pesscamns
B & B Grocery
Knudtzon Lumber
Farmers Merc
Teton Abstract
Dutton Machinery
Teton Furniture
Olsen Agency
Triangle Distributors
Stinchfield Insurance
Chateau Ford
Cheethams Setecees
Ellen
Choteau, Montana
Burr Field
Field
Tom
Doug Sletmoen
Lloyd Reynolds
Sletmoen
Reynold
Norma’s Fabric Shop
Main Ave
Andy
Montana
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