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BASKETBALL
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BASKET-BALL ’35-’36 The hoop season got under way about the middle of November. The squad was composed of four letter men and some new material which looked good but still in the prospect stage. This year along with the new material, we also had a new coach. As the season’s first games got under way things began to look a little brighter. The opening game of the 35-36 season was with Sunburst on our home court. This one we took to the tune of 31-22. We then played the Town Team, composed of former stars of the school, and later Valier at Valier. The Town Team won by a small margin and Valier was an easy victim for the Wolves. We then encountered two class A schools, Whitefish and Kalispell. This was the big trip of the season although we did lose both games. Whitefish 30-26. and Kalispell 31-26. Perhaps the best game of the season was that on the home court between the Wolves and the Browning Indians, which the Wolves won 24-19. This game was very fast all the way through, the score being tied up at different intervals. Three minutes before the game was over Cut Bank was one point ahead. Then they put on a last minute rally and forged ahead to 5 points. During the next few games the team was showing improvement all the time. The last game of the season with Shelby was a hair-raiser, but the Wolves seemed to be able to hold a one point lead, and came out of the season’s tightest contest victorious. We were somewhat handicapped in the late games by the loss of players due to illness. The Tournament which was held at Cut Bank from February 20-22. was a great struggle. The Wolves won from Oil-mont the first night by the score of 28- 19. The boys then went into the Semifinals against Conrad and emerged victorious to the tune of 24-30. They then entered the Finals against the Browning Indians who had won from Shelby the preceding night. Both teams were somewhat nervous before the game got under way and didn’t get strung out till the second half when they both played fast and furious ball. It seemed as if the Wolves could not hit anything, and were on the short end of a 2 4-16 score when the final whistle blew. They received the 2nd place trophy which was well earned, and thus ended a very successful seson. Men who should return next year are: M. Williamson. D. McCarter, R. Lutz. Don Frisbee; while Buster Oliver. Pat Murphy Mike Wagner, and Bill Stufft are lost to the squad by graduation. BASKET-BALL ’34-’35 With a veteran team the Wolves opened their hoop season on an optimistic note. With Magee, three-year man at center, Oliver and Schuette, letter man, as forwards and Walburger and Williamson, seasoned guards, to start the season. Cut Bank was all but assured of a good record. Highlights of the year were the breaking of the Shelby rule when the Wolves won both here and at Shelby, the swamping of Kalispell, when the fastest scoring ever recorder locally was turned in, and last but most important, the breaking of the Browning jinx when the Wolves journeyed to Browning and scored a decisive victory over the Indians. Another hair-raiser was experienced when the Browning boys turned the tables and scored a one point victory over the locals on our home floor late in the season. The year’s hoop record was: Cut Bank Oilmont .....................„....21 35 Browning .........................17 26 Conrad ...........................17 37 Havre ...........................4 9 2 7 Sweetgrass ..................... 11 23 Valier ...........................17 18 Conrad ...........................15 26 Kalispell ........................25 39 Valier ..........................3.5 33 Browning .........................23 22 Shelby ...........................20 2S Shelby ...........................20 32 Sunburst .........................17 24 Whitefish ........................33 25 Opponent’s total..........280 Cut Bank's total .356
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