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

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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

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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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Top How: V. Rowley, J, Bandy, K. Taylor, L. Hall, L. Gunlach, B. Townsend, R, Yates, E. Carter, H. Lasnter, R, Nics, W. Richter, Botton M S SP°clmon Woolhisor, B. Ludwick, ProJ'M'.’sS Uo ‘ f:en• Elck k»V H- «»‘ 1. Center Twenty footbr.ll players an- swered Coach. V. B. Richter's call for football recruits. With the aid of twelve letteruen returning froD last season's toon and eight newcomers, Coach Richter developed a good team and they are proud of their successful season. The high light of the football season was the Homecoming gam© with Terry which was played October 10th and ended with a Bulldog victory score of 38-0. Ten seniors, five of the first string players, will leave the team this year. They are: R. Ludwick, end, A. Teigen, end, E. Bickerdyke, quarter back, D. Collins, center, V . Kennedy, half back. Also five goad reserves: S. Speelnan, R, Cleveland, G. Weolhiscxx, R, Hies, and. M. Dillon