Big Dipper Tops Tash Ranchers In Commercial League
Big Dipper swept Tash Ranchers 3 1 in the Commercial league at Lou-Esta Lanes on Monday night. McCracken's bested Gosman Drug 3 1 with team series 2748 to 2683 as Harvey's Appliance and Roberts Market traded wins in a tight set. E Tash posted the losers 615 series, while individual high honors went to various bowlers across leagues in a busy bowling card.
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Big Dipper
Tash Ranchers
McCracken’s
Gosman
Lou-Esta Lanes
E Tash
Gosman Drug
McCracken
Harvey
Roberts
Harveys
Robers
Harveyss
Harvey's
Mellen Hotel
Tribune
Metlen
Metlen Sand
Electric
Vanity
Jacques Have Big Third Game Hold DeMolay Top Spot
Jacques bowling team secured a 2 2 split and extended their slim margin atop the DeMolay league over Gutter Bums after a big third game. Gutter Bums won the first two games, then Jacques won the third as the series went 1747 to 1650. Busters moved up from the cellar, with Carson Jacques posting the top individual game 162 and McLaren of Busters leading with a 427 series. Standings show Jacques 16 4, Gutter Bums 15 5, Busters 5 15, Blow Boys 4 16.
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Jacques
Busters
McLaren
Carson Jacques
Il. Pvt
Ski Club Stages Junior Senior Slalom Tournament
Dillon Ski club members held a tournament at the Elkhorn ski hill with giant slalom runs for juniors and seniors. Joe Smith won first on the short run. Junior boys Eddie Harrington first Dallas Bostwick second Craig Cornell third. Junior girls Mary Harrington first Pat Juergens second Pat Burwell third on the long course. Bob Smith first Hal Wight second Ger Stone third.
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Dillon
Elkhorn
Joe Smith
Eddie Harrngton
Dallas Bostwick
Craig Cornell
Mary Harrington
Pat Juergens
Pat Burwell
Bob Smith
Hal Wight
Ger Stone
Eagle Bar Triumphs In Tight Series Against Coast to Coast
Eagle Bar rallied in the third game to edge Coast to Coast 2660 to 2625 and claim the series point. Game scores show Eagle Bar 817 895 947 and Coasters 821 932 872. Bond's Grocery shut out Warner's Foods 3 1, winning the first two games 837 955 to 817 844. Warner's salvaged a game 826 to 799.
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Bay
Elliel
Eagle Bar
Coast To Coast
Coasters
Bond's Grocery
Warner’s Foods
Warner’s
Kenison Leads Beavers In 1952 53 Scoring
Jack Kenison topped the Beaver basketball team in total points with 312 for the 1952 53 season. Dick Denny posted 304 points and a 333 field goal percentage along with 304 points. Doc Romers contributed 131 points and a 344 field goal percentage on limited attempts. Other players include Pete Hilger with 102 points and a 308 field goal average and Clayton Schulz with 97 points and a 272 field goal percentage.
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Jack Kenison
Beaver
Dick Denny
Kenison
Doc Romers
Beavers
Pete Hilger
Clayton Schulz
Denny
Romers
Hilger
Schulz
Selway
Westad
Miller
Bierrum
Thomas
Donovan
Two Leagues to Meet in Dillon Bowling Tournament
Interest grows for a Wednesday afternoon contest at Lou-Esta Lanes Dillon between the Catholic Youth Organization league and the DeMolay circuit. Both teenage leagues are newly formed and include beginning bowlers improving quickly.
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Iovery
Lou-Esta Lanes
Dillon
Catholic Youth Organization League
DeMolay
Intramural Hoop Play Begins At Beaverhead High
Beaverhead County High School launched a 10 team intramural basketball league. Teams include House of Martin Seven Wonders Sophomore All Stars Bucketeers Seagram's Seven Czars Globecrawlers and Hillbillies. Early results featured decisive and close games with standout scores.
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Beaverhead County High School
House of Martin
The
Seven Wonders
Martin
Seagram
Czars
Hillbillies
Team Nine
Gutter Pups Beat Strikers as Alley Cats Split with Ten Pins
In a CYO league at Lou-Esta Lanes Friday afternoon the Gutter Pups defeated the Strikers while the Alley Cats and Ten Pins split their match. Gutter Pups led the circuit winning the first and third games, with scores 607 548 605 for 1749. Strikers 533 555 534 for 1622. Ten Pins won the third game 605 563 and the series 1651 to 1632, while Alley Cats took the first two games 574 and 589 to 580 and 572. Gregovich rolled a 427 for the Gutter Pups and Jakovac a 166 for the Strikers.
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Gutter Pups
Strikers
Alley Cats
Cats
Gregovich
Jakovac
Beaverhead Students Attend All Northwest Festival in Bellingham
Charles Murray and Elizabeth Mc Fadden of Beaverhead County High School travel to Bellingham Washington for the 13th biennial All Northwest music festival. He joins the band while she sings in the chorus. the event runs March 18 to March 21.
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Charles Murray
Elizabeth McFadden
Beaverhead County High School
Bellingham
Wash
Episcopal Group Starts New Bowling League
The Episcopal Church youth group formed a new bowling league with 16 senior members divided into four teams at Lou-Esta Lanes on Thursday March 12. Teams were organized after a week of prep, with captains named and names chosen, as scores were not kept for standings.
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Dt Dillon
Lou-Esta
Episcopal Church
Episcopal League
Dillon
Catholic Youth Organization
Beaverhead
Renfro Sits Sixth in Inter national Flyer Championship
Ted Renfro and Armstead trapshooter Renfro, a record-holding marksman, sat sixth after the second round of the international flyer championship in Kansas City. He shot 63 of 70, three targets behind leader John Broughton of St. Louis who had 66. competition to complete 100 targets continues.
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Ted Renfro
Armstead
Kansas City
Renfro
John Broughton
St. Louis
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