Carter County High School - Medicine Rock Yearbook (Ekalaka, MT)

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V, Richter, 3, Kennedy, J. McCunsoy. G. Morgan, D. Collins, R. Catron G. Bickerdyke, 3. Townsend, E. Schweigert, H, Ijasater, C. Lokon . Ekalaka, the unbeaten leader in conference games, drew Plevna for their first game of the Miles City District Tournament, February 25- 28 By winning the opening gamoby a score of 39 to 30 the Bulldogs played Circle Ekalaka had the margin of 39 to 23 point lead at the end of a hard fought game. Car tor Bulldogs for the second consec- utive y ?r flayed the Terry Ter- riers for the championship of Dis- trict 4, 20 to 23 proved to be the score after a thriller game. The champions toured to Glnogow to the Divisional Tournament and returned with two defeats. In their first game the Plentyvood team defeated Carter 31 to 40. Pop- lar drew the winning card in the Bulldogs1 second game and piled up a score of 48 to 30

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conFEBEnCE GfifTlES Cart er 42 Ollie 25 39 Mildred 9 33 Wibaux 23 31 Broadus 21 48 Ollio 9 53 Mildred 27 41 Isney 34 43 Plevna 28 40 Broadus 30 31 Ismay 19 39 Baker 22 35 Plevna 22 29 Baker 28 nonconFEREncE gfuties Cart er 41 Buffalo 16 34 Camp Crook 12 57 Camp Crook 26 Miles City 36 Reserves 40 DISTRICT TOUFinflfTTEnT Cart er 39 Plevna 30 39 Circle 23 26 Torry 23 DIVISlonfll TOCRriftmERT Carter 31 Plontywood 40 30 Poplar 48 Total 838 555 PERSOnnEL Player Position Points Fouls Games Played Loken, Carsten Center 294 30 22 Schweigcrt, Ervin Forward 207 48 22 Catron, Rex Forward 138 38 22 Bickcrdyko, Eugene Guard 59 25 22 Tov nsend, Robert Guard 59 18 19 Kennedy, William Forward 21 9 20 Morgan, Eugene Center 20 3 8 McCunscy, Johnny Forward 8 5 8 Collins, Donald Guard 2 16 15 Lasator, Harold Guard 0 3 10

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CARTER R6 BROHDUS 20 The first of the Bulldogs1 opponents was the Broadus Red Raid- ers In the first quarter Catron made a fifty yard run for a, touch-- down which set his team nates off to a lead which was nevor doubtful, until tho half v hen the score was tied at 20 all After the half the Bulldogs c nne hack with revised tactics which proved very success- ful, and Broadus was unable to score again during the remainder of the game CARTER 33 TERRA 0 The Bulldogs plnyed their hone coming game with the Terry Terriers before a large crowd of football fans, nid gave a thrilling exhibit- ion of their football techniques. In the first play of tho game Terry kicked off to Carter and Carter re- turned tho ball for a J touohdown. The highlight of tho game was Car- ter1 a failure to score when within one yard of the goal lino. CARTER M BROAOUS 0 In a return gooo with the Broad- us Red Raiders the Bulldogs were able to repeat their victory on Broadus1 homo field At ell tines during the gane tho Bulldogs were able to make their yardage Broad- us completed many passes during the game which had tho Bulldogs worried for a tine, but after the Bulldogs tightened their defense passes, the Raiders gave the Bulldogs no more trouble CARTER 0 WIBAUX 38 The Bulldogs net their only de- feat of the season when they jGur — neyed to Wibaux. Wibaux was unable to score on the Bulldogs until tho last half v hen the Bulldogs slack- ened their defenses. This was the last game of the season and the last game for nine seniors: Donald Collins, William Kennedy, Bugene Bickerdyke, Allen Teigen, Richard Cleveland, Sandy Speelnon, Glenn Woolhiscr, and Roger Hies