Eliel's Defeats Warner's in City Loop Close One
In the City League on April 28 Eliel's defeated Warner's 3 games to 1. The series featured tight scores with Eliel's besting Warner's 891 to 848 in the first game and a 2750 plus team totals across the match as Creamery and Coasters split their sets in a close encounter.
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Warner’s
Coasters and Creamery
Ehels
Victori
Ove Warners
Fiest Gare
Eliel
Warners
Bram
InCivicua
Edored Dillon Creamem
Arore
Coasters
Seris
Creamery Bay's
Butchers
Bond Correcen
Bond
Bays
Bord Grocery
Bechers
Roberts Market
Tash Ranchers TR
Eam Fame
Inming
BBS
Rar
Agfau
Pluti Waa
DES
Tribune
Gosman Drug
Dougherts
McCrackens
McCracken
Drownee Hotel
Hughes
Platt
Apiee Gate
Dougherty
Harveys
Big Dipper
Track and Field Awards at Western Montana College
Beaver athletes earned ribbons for first to third places at the Western Montana College invitational. Doc Romers, Dick Denny, Bill Bierrum and others received ribbons. ceremony featured Beaver coach Tyvard Beaver as master of ceremonies and presentations by Kiwanis and Rotary officials.
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Reaverhead
Vierllarte
Diller
Beavers
Dillon Rotary Club
Mons Pointe Ir
Doc Romers
Beaver
Thon Kiwanis Club
George Scott Beaver
Jetters
Beaver Hoopters
George Ward
Kiwanis Club
L L Tindler
Rotary Club
Bill Straugh
Western Montana College
Dick Denny
Bill Bierrum
Gunnar Kalsta
Dave Beninger
Jack Kenison
Roy Cote
Dale Conover
Moose Silway
Don Westad
Marvin Miller
Pete Hilger
Don Donovan
Jack Selway
Bull Bierrum
Bill Thomas
Clayton Schulz
George Featherly
Beaver Band
Charles Grafft
Beaverhead County Fishing Regulations Released
The Montana state fish and game commission released complete regulations for Beaverhead county fishing for the coming year. The details appear under the Peachnee Legal Notice. Beaverhead has no waters open year round. the regular 1953 season opens May 14 and closes later in the year.
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Montana State Fish and Game Commission
Beaverhead County
Mav iv
Cornells Defeat Lucky Strikers In WMCY League
The Cornell team defeated the Lucky Strikers in straight games Thursday at Ned Fyxa lanes in the WMCY league. Fister and Wirh led the winners with strong bowling followed by Toiser and Mitchell on hand for the team. Stone Smith and Anderson bowled well for the losers, posting notable scores in the team series.
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Cornell
Thurmday
Ned Fyxa
FIA
Cornell Fister
Wirh
Toiser
Mitchell
Stone Smith
Anderson
Ferfel
State Bar Wins Annual Women's Bowling Tourney
The State Bar women’s team took first place in the tram event at Ned-Era Lanes on April 22 and 23 with 2214 pins. Vaughn and Ragsdale earned second with 2334, Electric and Variet' finished third with 2297. Frances Barks received an individual award. other quirky prizes are noted for various players.
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State Bar
Vaughn
Ragsdale
Ruth Greenfield and Madge Deputy Tie for Consecutive Strikes
Ruth Greenfield and Madge Deputy are tied for most consecutive strikes in the event, with both noted for steady accuracy and consistency. The brief mentions cigarettes and beer as casual details from the era surrounding the competition.
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Frances Barks
Hayes! Baxter
Betty Lou Thompson
Elsie Cornell
Marv Salvo
Jane Madsen
Fisi
Cornell
Ruth Greenfield
Nylon Rove
Dora Schmittroth
Rosie Perusich
Madge Deputy
Local Boy Creates Fly Tying Workshop At Home
Jimmy Megquier, son of Mr and Mrs Ray Megquier of Dillon, ties trout flies at home. As fishing season nears he considers selling his wet and dry flies, boasting a well stocked workshop and materials to rival commercial products.
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Jimmy Megquier
Ray Megquier
Dillon
Jimmy
Mrs. I W Vinsel Visits Butte From Local
Mrs I W Vinsel returned Tuesday from a one day stay at Butte. Mr and Mrs R L Lail of Wise River were in Butte Tuesday.
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I. W. Vinsel
Butte
R. L. Lail
Wise River
Butte Tuseday
Bulldogs Defeat Mines in Preparatory Victory
Bulldogs defeat Mines with strong pitching from Bulaoes and steady support from Jim Carr. Mines pitcher Foster struggled as six errors aided Western but plated eight runs in a 8-6 win. Tom Melrose led Mines with two three-base hits. Next game in Dillon on May 3 at Vigilante Field at 6 p.m. with a third game in Butte on May 10.
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Foster
Mines
Bulaoes
Jim Carr
Suppo Tom Melrose
Dillon 'Siday
Vigilante ‘Field
P.m
Butte
First Then for Fish Says Dave Invites Beaverhead Fishermen
Dave Stratford of the Sport shop invites Beaverhead count fishermen to begin fishing as the season opens. Tackle items may be purchased with license at no cost until 11 pm, with sales across his counter. Dillon Examiner notes the event on an April Wednesday in 1953.
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Dave Stratford
Sport Shop
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Berger Covhrare
Montana
Ray Lynch
Cnanial Assembly
Cornells
Lucky Strikers
Bulldogs
Dave
Dillon Examiner
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Chevrolet
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BEN Redd Chevrolet Company
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