Helena Grabs Fumble Beats Central 7–0 in Tight Gridiron Clash
Johnny Cloud sparked Helena High School with a second quarter touchdown after a Central fumble set up the Bengal score. Central failed to convert on several forays, and Helena’s defense stifled the Maroons as the Bengals secured their third straight win in Narancie Memorial Stadium before about 2,300 fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Cloud
Helena High School
Bengal
Norval Hansen
Boys Central
Maroons
Narancie Memorial
Cloud
Jim Cottrill
Helena
Maroon
Central
Cottrill
Jim Schneider
Bengals
Schneider
Johnny Lyndes
Mike Gilboy
J. Cloud
Havre
Billings
Billings Central
Missoula
Stout
Lyndes
Helena Floyd Halvergon
Tommy Konen
Tommy
Bud Glasby
Steve Barnes
Dick Wicklund
Bob McCullough
Ken Neil
Larry Waymire
Dennis Ferriter
Dennis Hassan
Halverson
Hassan
T. Konen
Lynes
McElhenney
Mike
B. Mulcahy
Glasby
Long Bulldog Runs Beat Billings in 13-6 Classic
Butte Bulldogs capitalized on breaks to edge Billings 13-6 in a tight Class AA contest. Billings led 6-0 on Ken Hunt's 70 yard scamper before Butte answered with Jim Murphy's 65 yard return for a TD. Milo Stanisich then set up Gene Slack to seal the win with a 4th quarter score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Butte Bulldogs
Ken Hunt
Butte
Jim Murphy
Bob O’billovich
Milo Stanisich
Gene Slack
Morfiarity Abiacas Ails
Hawkins Bollinger Wa
Wwe
Ginter Lissa
Ulson Itienidadccl
Nwene Trumbo
Clarx
Barz
Fitzpatrick Eeees FP. G. Tonnbosasee Beddes
Sumley Senutaces Fidiscasdane
Christansen
Sseemennse
Pbs Ccasences
Bosler
O’ Bill
Matties
Task
O'Neill
Potter
Macumber Billings
Sorensen
Minte
Bremeniek
Fallan
Allen
Jackson
Ash
Huthh Jence
Hanley
Cox
Williams
Schneider
Hoffenbar
Wilson
Young
Touchdown Hunt
Murphy
Slack
O' Rilovich
Morarity
Firet
Powell Hamilton Tie In Southwestern Class B Football
Powell County and Hamilton battled to a 6 to 6 tie Friday night in Southwestern Class B football. Hamilton opened with a six yard quarterback sneak by Pete Peterson in the first quarter. The local team answered in the third period on a seven yard pass from Bill Hansen to Ben Goldie.
Holiday on Ice Star Pat Gregory Talks Skating Demands
Pat Gregory, 26, star of Holiday on Ice, says skating is a hot, demanding job. The Australian champion turned professional after WW II cancellations, touring Europe with the U.S. Army Recreation Service before being signed by producer Morris Chalfen for the Civic Center engagement September 25 to 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Gregory
Tce
Civic Center
Pat
Assa
Australia
Europe
U.S. Army Recreation Service
Morris Chalfen
Holiday
UCLA Beats Utah in 13-7 Football Test
UCLA defeated the University of Utah 13-7 before 37 038 at Los Angeles. UCLA capitalized on two Utah fumbles and recovered its own miscues to score in the first two quarters. Utah scored a lone touchdown late in the fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
UCLA
Utah
University of Utah Redskins
Bruins
Norm Kampschror Signs Orioles Farm Club Contract
Glendive reports Norman Kampschror a former Dawson County High School and Montana State quarterback has signed with a Baltimore Orioles farm club. He joined Vancouver of the Pacific Coast League after a Sept. tryout in Chicago following a scout sighting at a Cushing, Oklahoma tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendive
U.P
Norman Kampschror
Dawson County High School
Montana State University
Baltimore Orioles
Kampschror
Vancouver
Chicago
Cushing
Oklo
MSU
Minor League Playoff Scores Snapshot From Friday Night
In American Association action Denver defeated Indianapolis 9 to 6 with urban and Blyzka among the relievers. Indianapolis leads the series 0 on the final. In International League Toronto routed Rochester 14 to 1 as Toronto takes a 2-1 series lead. Houston swept Dallas 2 0 to win the Texas League final 4-1. Memphis beat Atlanta 4 to 1 in the Southern Association final tied 1-1.
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Denver
Indianapolis
Terry
Urban
Blyzka
Kucab
Johnson
Tomanek
Gray
Jones
Nixon
International League
Toronto
Rochester
Texas League
Houston
Dallas
Southern Assn
Memphis
Atlanta
Mantle Hits 51st homer as Yanks lose to Red Sox
Mickey Mantle belted his 51st home run and raised his average to .353 but the Yankees fell 13-7 to the Boston Red Sox at Fenway. Williams drove in runs for Boston while Mantle's blast tied the single season Yankee homer mark at 1883 and New York left on base a club record 20 times.
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Boston
Mickey Mantle
Boston Red Sox
Mickey
Ted Williams
Yanks
Mantle
Williams
Fenway Park
New York
Casey Stengel
Babe Ruth
Jimmy Foxx
Hank Greenberg
Chicago
Greenberg
Bosten
Lumpess
Bolling
Slaughter
Klaus
McDrivitt
Williame
g-Stephens
Berra
Vernon
Siebern
f-Zauchin
Koiron
Lepcio
a-Hunter
White
c-Collins
Sullivan
Carroll
e-Thunbrry
Turley
Dixon
Delock
b-Noren
Morgan
Coats
d-Wilson
Carey
Munter
Coates
Bullivan
R—Lumpe
McDermott
Koston
Stephens
Jensen
Throneberry
Susce
Lumpe
RBI
Coleman
Skowron
Piersall
Hr—Mantle
R&er
W—Susce
L— Turley
Central Twirlers Band Present Fine Friday Night Show
The combined bands of Boys and Girls Central high schools and Central twirlers led by majorettes Willa Hazen Peggy Gaughan and Pat Neufeeder delivered sparkling halftime entertainment at the Central Helena football game. Director Martin Cesare led the band Mary Shea directed the twirlers with striking scarlet and silver costumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central High Schools
Central Twirlers
Willa Hazen
Peggy Gaughan
Pat Neufeeder
Central Helena
Martin Cesare
Mary Shea
Montana Scholastics Football Scores From Various Towns
A roundup of Montana scholastic football results with numerous scores including Butte 13 over Billings, Helena 7 over Butte Central 6, Whitehall 38 over Virginia City 6, and Missoula B 39 over Flathead B. Other games shown include Three Forks 13 Ennis 0, Laurel 18 over Custer of Miles City, and Polson 36 over Libby 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Butte
Billings
Helena
Butte Central
Deer Lodge
Hamilton
Whitehall
Virginia
Great Falls
Anaconda
Laurel
Custer
Miles City
Missoula
Gallatin
Bozeman
Sidney
Havre
Shelby
Anaconda Central
Helena Cathedral
Beaverhead
Dijon
Wolf Point
Baker
Conrad
Browning
Cascade
Brady
Valker
Sunburst
Flathead
Corvalhe
Frenchtown
Loyola of
Stevensville
Laurel Locomotives Triumph Over Custer in Montana Class A
Dick Schardt and Bill Armstrong powered Laurel to an 18 to 0 victory over Custer of Miles City Friday night. Schardt broke through for a 35 yard TD in the second period, Armstrong connected for a 20 yard score in the fourth and 10 yard run for another, while Armstrong added a 13 yard TD run. All extra points failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurel
Dick Schardt
Bill Armstrong
Montana
Custer
Miles City
Schardt
Armstrong
Bowling Tonight Across Multiple Leagues With Numerous Matchups
The schedule lists numerous evening bowling contests across Anaconda, Silver, Martys, Winter Garden, and Elks Stag Leagues. Matches include Timber League Traneiteers against Travona and Jets versus Five Spots, plus Ladies National and Minor League pairings, with lanes and start times noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Company
P.m
Traneiteers Ve Travona
Ba&p Switchmen
Dolphins
Cavemen
Anselmo No
McQueen AC
Barus-Tramway
Agete Lines
Rang-a-Tangs
Jets
No Names
Starlites
Jolly Bowlers
Ymca - D.m
Safeway
Sidney Eagles Upset Havre Blue Ponies 12 7 in Montana clash
Sidney Eagles rallied from behind to defeat Havre Blue Ponies 12 to 7 in a key Montana Class A game. Tom Quilling scored both Sidney touchdowns, a 32 yard run in the second quarter and a 9 yard touchdown run late. Frank Kato scored Havre’s early points with a first quarter one yard plunge and a second try that crossed the line. Sidney’s second conference win ends Havre’s loop slate debut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Sidney Eagles
Frinight
Havre Blue Ponies
Havre
Blue Ponies
Tom Quilling
Frank Kato
Kato
Mushroom Explosion Under Driveway in Ontario
A mushroom under three inches from the driveway in Ontario exploded through a small layer of KT material, creating a localized disruption. Authorities reported the event with no injuries or further damage noted at this time.
Long Hawk Run Scores As Spartans Beat Hawks 45 6
Missoula’s speed and strong line overwhelmed Gallatin of Bozeman as the Spartans rolled to a 45-6 Class AA football victory. Missoula scored in every period with Jack Cooper Roy Lynn Brian Nooney Frank Damaskos Charles Nichols and Allen Wagner crossing. Gallatin’s 66 yard dash by Howard Cloninger was the Hawks’ lone score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Gallatin
Bozeman
Spartans
Hawks
Howard Cloninger
Cloninger
Micesoulo
Jack Cooper
Roy Lynn
Brian Nooney
Frank Damaskos
Charles Nichols
Allen Wagner
Johnny Matte
Jim Abblie
Bison blank Anaconda 20-0 in Class AA clash
Great Falls Bison shut out Anaconda Copperheads 20-0 Friday night. Dick Huse scored two touchdowns after recoveries and a fumble, Tom Sullivan added an extra point, Bill Lindsey connected on a three yard score, and a late second quarter drive culminated with a Shaffer to Thompson pass for the final points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Great Falls
Copperhead
Dick Huse
Bison
Huse
Copperheads
Tom Sullivan
Bill Lindsey
Bisons
Bob Shaffer
Terry Thompson
Announce Limits on Game Bird Imports
Montana Fish and Game Dept sets 1956 import limits for migratory game birds from Canada and Mexico. Canadian shipments require tags or permits, Mexican imports must be dressed with head and feet renewed and require an export permit. Allowed weekly take per hunter: ducks 10, geese 5, brant 6, coots 6, snipe 8, doves 18 total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana Fish and Game Dept
Canada
Mexico
Baseball scores from a packed midweek slate
In a busy set of AL games the New York team fell to Boston 7 to 13 while Cleveland defeated Detroit 1 to 0. Kansas City lost to Chicago 23 to 42 in a 10 inning second game. Washington beat Baltimore 3 to 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chicago
Rivera
Lopez
Skizas
Doby
Simpson
Minoso
Smith
Lollar
Groth
Pisoni
Hatfield Mh
DeMstries
Aparicio
Harshman
Brunet
Hr— Dropo
Power
Fox Dropo
Bb—Cox
Marshman
Ho—Cox
Kretlow
R&er
Cox
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
Probable pitchers listed for Saturday's MLB games
National League matchups feature Erskine and Law in Pittsburgh, Roverte and Worthington in New York, Dickson versus Jeffcoat in Cincinnati, Jones and Burdette in Milwaukee, Larsen and Marein in Boston, Duser against Wilson in Chicago, Core versus Poytack in Detroit, and Crandander against Moore in Baltimore. Records shown in parentheses accompany each starter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Erskine
Law
Philade Ee
Roverte
Worthington
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Dickson
Jeffcoat
Chicago
Milwaukee
Jones
Burdette
Boston
Larsen
Marein
Kansas City
Duser
Wilson
Cleveland
Detroit
Core
Poytack
Ashington
Baltimore
Crenander
Moore
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Mulcahy
Johnny Morarity
Tim Stanaway
Helens
Stanton
Moe Waymire
McCullough D. Crnich
J. White Ferriter
Barnes T. Crnich
Glasby Peoples
Meameesanes
D. Cottrill McElhenney
Wicklund Schneider
Howard Halverson
Claud K) Konen
Nell (E) Hassan
Lyndes Central
Gilboy
Hughes
HM. Sullivan
Albright
Powers
Peaceey
McDonald
Helena—Radio
Linebarger
M. Cloud
D. Miller
Lippert
Sewell
Blixt
Redpath
Urich
Foster
Munger
Stewart
Richeson
Adair
Grandy
Helena Firet
Butte Brewing CO
Butte, Montana
Powell
Norm Kampschror
Oriole
Mounties
Yanks Strand
Wynn
al Rosen
Vic Wertz
Husky
Early Wynn
Detroit Tigers
Rosen
Wertz
Frank Bolling
Hoeft
Colavito
B—Wilson
Werts
Busby
Kuenn
S—Strickland
Sf—Werts
Avila
Bb—Wynn
So—Wynn
Ho—Hoeft
Bunning
Chisox
Kansas City Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Jim Pisoni
Joe DeMaestri
Art Ditmar
Dick Donovan
Walt Dropo
White Sox
Triandos
Gus Triandos
Theashington
Lyle Luttrell
Washington Abbes Balimere Abbosn Plewe
Boyd
Wight
Pascual
Ramos
Luttrell
R—Plews
Sievers
Nieman
Francona
Gardner
E—Pascual
Miranda
Bb—Pascual
So—Pascual
Ho--Pascual
R&Er—Pascual
Wp—Wight
W-Wight
L—Pascual
Don Newcombe
al Dark
Don
the Brooks
Dark
Chicago Cardinale
Chic Bears
Cooliege
Davidson
Catawba
Laurel Over
Pacific Bar
East Park Choice
North Main
Ocomec
Direct Wire
Pinky Black
Gan Janel
Smorgasboord
Wees
Mont
Long Hawk
Hs Seago Witarg Petes
Richman’s
Gaara
Butte's Friendly Shoe Store
E. Park
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