Tribune and Tash Split Honors in Hot Bowling Tilt
Tribune and Tash Ranchers split the Commercial league match at Lou-Esta Lanes with Tribune winning game one 1002 to 871 and taking the team series 2797 while Tash earned wins in games two and three. Individual scorers included Madsen 590 for Big Dipper, Axel Madsen 590, and Hignight 388 for Mellen Hotel, with further results across multiple league makeups and other teams noted.
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Tribune
Tash
Lou-Esta Lanes
E Tash
Axel Madsen
Big Dipper
Hignight
Mellen Hotel
Medlen
Madsenscenes
Roberts’ Market
Gasmans Drug
McCrackens Mets
Harvests
Harveys
McCrackens
Harvey's
Vaughn
Ragsdale
Tele- Belles
Red and White
E and V
V and R
Tele-Belles
Arbour
Thompson
Joel Tigers
Wheelie Inn
Dipper
R. Toggery
Wheeler Inn
Maddens
Watkins
State Bar
Electric
Oasis
Roberta
Machen
Watkin
Q@asis
Schuler
Archer
Megquier Plumbers
Berger-Cochrane
Treasure State
Megquier
Mockel's
Montana Motor Supply
Lynch
Montana Motor
Adams
Mockel
Ber
Gosman to Speak at MSU Dedication
George M Geeman Dillon Leu, Montana state tenant governor, will speak at the dedication of the new Montana State University dormitory. Following an ilam convocation at the MSU student union building, an oper house will follow Gosman’s talk.
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George M Geoeman Dillon Leutenant
Montana
Montana State
Ilam
MSU
Anoper Nouse
Gosman
Five on Five: Basketball Scores Depend on Team Play
The Sideliner argues that public demand for individual point totals in basketball overlooks teamwork. It notes local Beavers and Bulldogs rely on five players, not lone scorers, and questions whether reports unfairly spotlight single players over assists, defense, and balance.
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Pawers
Beavers
Bulldogs
Brace -Chel
Kro
Beaverhead
Red Lodge
Kenison
Christianson
Dick Denis
Jack Kenison
Bea
Strikers Gain Ground as Alley Cats Falter in CYO Bowling
The Strikers swept the Alley Cats at Lou-Esta Lanes Friday afternoon to move two games behind league leader Gutter Pups. The Strikers won 566 557, 568 525, and 621 517 while taking the series 1755 to 1599. The Ten Pins edged the Gutter Pups in games two and three, 571 549 and 545 540, to salvage the series point.
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Strikers
Gutter Pups
CYO
Teamwork Fuels Wins More Than Individual Skill
The column stresses that in team sports basketball boxing and others victory hinges on multiple players. It cites sharpshooters and playmakers while praising Romers Schulz Selway and Thomas as essential supports. It argues teamwork powers scores and outcomes beyond lone stars.
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Vers
Bob McGuire
Wayne Anderson
Bulldogs
Romers
Schulz
Selway
Thomas
Dick McGuire
Connors
Kibbee
Bowling league leaders clash in close second game
The second game finished 555 to 518 with a three game total of 1644 pins to 1635 for league leaders as four teams of four, boys and girls, plan another Friday bowl session between 4 and 6 pm. The Strikers posted best team game and series, Gregovich of Gutter Pups had 442 for best series, Hallauer added 168 for best game. League standings show Gutter Pups leading, followed by Strikers Ten Pins Alley Cats.
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Greenfield
Feves
Winns
Warner's
Bob
Eliel’s
Eagle Bar
Mnber
Gregovich
Gutter Pups
Hallauer
Ccessccen Ans
Alley Cats
Interstate Game Problems Discussed by Montana Idaho Officials
Officials of the Montana and Idaho fish and game departments conferred in Salmon Idaho on interstate deer and elk problems. They hope to establish closer correlation of big game seasons in the two states as opening date variations cause animals to drift across the state line under hunting pressure. Emphasis was on Beaverhead county border areas.
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Montana
Idaho Fish and Game ‘Departments
Salmon
Ida
Beaverhead County
Idaho
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Metlen
Gasman Drug
McCracken’s
Roberts
Ger
Bats Butchers
Creamery
Pic Warners
Bay Butchers
CYO Cellar
Seldensticker
Twin Bridges
Mont
Fisher
Bel Air
Chevrolet
Ben Redd
Chevrolet Company
Dillon
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