Treasure State and Vigilante Bowling Resumes After Holiday Break
In the 1952 53 season resumption at Lou Esta Lanes, Treasure State and Vigilante leagues opened second half play. Montana Motor Supply swept Berger Cochran e and Mockel's in Treasure State action,led by team totals 2586 to 2532. In Vigilante play Red and White Laundry edged Roberta Theater 3 2, while Oasis swept Watkins and Toggery led with a 2321 team total.
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Lou Esta Lanes
Montana Motor Supply
Berger-Cochrane
Mockel
Megquier Plumbers
Treasure State Loop
Montana Motor
Berger- Cochrane
Mockel’s
Megquier
Mockels
Lynch Montana Motor
Madsen
Adams
Mockel's
Mock
Vaughn
Ragsdale
Maddens
V and R
Oasis
Watkins
Joel Toggery
State Bar
Wheeler Inn
Electric and Vanity
Tele-Belles
Big Dipper
Red and White Laundry
Roberta Theater
Seres
Toggery
Schuler
McCracken
Tash
Harvey
Tribune
Graham
Gusman
Gousman
Br Dipper
Dipper
Gastan Tean
Pit McCracken
Metlen
Roberts
Bip Dipper
Gostman
Tribune Roberts
Bowie
Lou-Esta Lane
Elels
Dillon Creamery
Bonds Groorm
Eagle Bar
Tus
Bay~ Butchers
Winn
Coast To Coast
Warner
Grocerius
Coasters
Eliel
Creamery
Butchers
Winn’s
Bond
Palmer
Winns
Winn's
Boys Butchers
Bond's
Warner's
Physical maturity rules in high school to college success
Western Montana coach Bill Straugh argues that varying physical maturity among high school athletes dictates college potential. A player mature in high school may not exceed that level in college, while others who were average in high school can excel later if they continue to improve and adapt.
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Straugh
Wode
Carl
Bulldogs Split First Pair of Conference Games on Road
Western Montana college Bulldogs beat Northern Montana college 74 to 56 at Havre to claim an even mid spot in the Montana Collegiate Conference then lost 56 to 43 at Helena to Carroll college. Bob McGuire scored 25 for Western with Dick McGuire adding 17. Jim Filler led Northern Montana with 16.
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Bulldogs
Bill Straugh
Western Montana College
Montana
Northern Montana College
Havre
Carroll College Saints
Helena
Northern Montana
Bob McGuire
West
Ern
Dick McGuirey
Northe
Jim Filler
Jin Callaghan
Saints
Western
Callanan
Carroll
Twoie
Carroll Jed
Coe Montana
Low Seed Prices Expected by Dillon Dealers
Dillon Feed and Seed management announced the lowest seed prices in 12 years with 1953 figures likely applying to alfalfa clovers pasture mixes and other seeds. Dealers cited ample seed supplies as a key reason for the price drop.
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Dillon Feed and Seed Company
The Sideliner on Coaching Young Temperamental Athletes
The coach handles difficult animals, unpredictable human beings, with youth as their main asset. The Sideliner notes the appeal lies with watching, not coaching, and questions who wants the job.
Dillon Examiner Jan 14 1953
The Dillon Examiner issue from Wednesday January 14 1953 features local news and notices from Dillon, Montana, including community updates and public notices.
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Dillon . Examiner
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Robert's Market
Metlen Hotel
Brundage
Larson
Hughes
Sorenson
Mellen
Commercial
McCracken’s
Tash Ranchers
Jeep
Melrose
Melrose, Mont J
Donegan
Centennial Valley
John Gratton Laurin
Dillon
J.C. Seidensticker
Twin Bridges
Mont
Const
Ditton, Mont
Ine Biede
Nate Handle
Lee
Bob & Lois Doddy
Dick Henningsen