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. O) C WO 5* ,~0 C C T5 e CC£jciistrn cixiu wiulr. vjunguaiw. ioidii pmnu¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥ ¥¥ ¥ ¥pcGreat Falls Central FlitsMaroons Here Tonightmikitnilananse| Butte CentralGreat Falls Central rMick Delanev. jr.................. le.Duane McFadden, srJohn Powell, jr .............. It..............Tom Heisler. srJerrv Leveque. sr......• ■ 1-g....................Tony Seifert, sr.Ed Simomch. sr........c................ Bill Thomas, sr.Gene Brosovich, jr...... r.g.....................Terry Tacke, sr.Joe Sutev, sr........................ r t............... Bill Restelli, jr.B. Daily, jr. ...........re........Don Kuntz, sr.Robbie Harrington, sr......... qt................. Jim Naughton, sr.Dan Ferriter. jr........1 hb.......Wallv Berrv, soph.Bob Roach, jr......r hb...... Joe Llovd, sr.John Cuneen, jr..... fb.......Frank Kohanek, sr.Anaconda Stuns Livingston In 33-0 RoutdoI st;linfewfeifirButte Central tonight encounters what appears to be as touch an opening-game opponent a Maroon ciub has faced in years.Coach Marlyn Jensen’s squad meets the Great Falls Centra! Mustangs in Naranche Memorial Stadium at 8 o’clock The Mustangs, meniored by Bill Mehrens, a former Butte Central and Carroll College star, are reportedly “loaded.”Special Train ComingSupporters of the Great Falls club apparently feel that way. TheyStale's Fishing Continues FineHELENA lt;AP - Montana sportsmen are putting away fishing rods and polishing shotguns and big game rifles. This might be expected with the upland game bird season opening Sunday and the big game season next month, hut Montana fishing is going to be at its best for the remainder of the season In its last fishing report of the season, the Montana Fish and Game Department announced Friday all waters west of the Divide are good, except the tributaries, which are very low Lakes are producing good catches and theIt true ura (Kn H 11 tvrtAhave chartered a Great Northern special tram and between 400 and 500 students and adults will be in the stands here tonight hopeful of a victory by the Class A Mustangs over the AA Centralites.Mehrens is conservative. He said Friday night, “I believe we have a better, more experienced club than last season, but to predict a win over Jensen s AA bovs is going too far on the limb Let’s say I believe we'll give them a good ball game.”Mehrens is starting nine seniors, one junior and a sophomore, Wal-!y Berry.Berry, Mehrens says, ”is that good ” Gene Elliott, another senior. will do the team's punting and Kohanek. starting fullback, the placekickmg.Jensen Friday night had not determined a definite starting lineup except in a couple of instances. No matter which way he goes juniors will predominate.Jensen reports the Maroons, despite lack of experience, have shown a lot of hustle the last week and he was more optimistic Friday than he had been before concerning the club’s chances in the opener. There’s just a chance we may come through with a win,” he said Earlier he said, “we’ll be lucky to come out with a tie.”Dillon. Central JVsAN ACONDA — The Anaconda High Copperheads overwhelmed the Livingston High Park Rangers, 33 to 0. in nonconference Class A A play here before a large crowd in Mitchell Stadium.After a scoreless first quarter, marked by close ground play by both teams, the Copperheads capitalized on a short Livingston punt to set up the Smelter City's first touchdown.A Ranger punt from their own 14-yard-line went only 10 yards to the Livingston 24. Anaconda took over and Stipech and Nielson carried to a first down on the Livingston 11.With 41 seconds to go In the first half. Jack Cutler hit right tackle for three yards and on the next play Stipech ran the right end from the 8 for the first touchdown Wayne Estes’ kick was good for Anaconda’s extra point The first half ended with Anaconda 7, Livingston, ft.The third quarter had entered its first minute and a half w’hen Jack Howard went all the way from the Livingston 44 to the second touchdown The handoff play came from quarterback Sam Ul-stad.The try for the extra point failedAbout midway into the third. Edwards of Livingston fumbled on his own 45 The fumble recovered by Devich of Anaconda, who returned it to the Rangers’ 23Stipech .smashed center for 10 and the first down on the Livingston 13 after two short passes failed.Howard ran the left end for the third Copperhead score, and Estes kicked true The AnacondaInLiri*th.bave42doarfriasadofarse01sh16sothh?kiJuJthffhwSthiBthJuaioftorr4'SIBwLw 11
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Montana Standard Post
Butte, Montana, US
Sat, Sep 10, 1960
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