Hellgate High School - Halberd Yearbook (Missoula, MT)

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3,5t,,.- .ygtt I fs . 4. 4 If K 75 .X I au., 'ff-'P' , 'u- 3- 'S . .t , an , llllwt M .'t..Agi J., Q -V ' ' ,. 9 X ' sms.. MISSOULA 82-BUTTE PUBLIC 57 Missoula and Butte Public take up their sports rivalry in basket- ball where they left offin football. The Spartans grabbed an early lead in the first quarter but were not able to gain much of an advan- tage throughout the period as VV1l' iq Egg' WV? -X ' ' A In liamson of Butte hooped long shots to keep the Q' 1 1, tiff' ' K Spartan advantage within easy reach. As the B.: Rf X it second quarter started the Spartans pulled ggi' , Q ahead and were never again threatened. Pow- Q if trivia :ft ell hit for 26 points before being taken from the A P Q X it game in the forth stanza to give the subs a 'K t.,, sims .su chance for more experience. Anderson Borch- MISSOULA 62-BUTTE CENTRAL 54 ers' cmd Reber gave him mem Support on the 'Q Missoula niwcia uc for the lc as lv Helena by Scoring end GS Bmy and Rhmghmt WGN? bm' i .,,. t defeating the Miiroons cl Butte Central in an, lmm OH defense' other hard tttnule with Bun Butcher: -,ttlltictirigt the most buckets of the game with QU Points 9-' if -f Although the Spartans tocilz the lead midway MISSOULA 48-HELENA 50 5 through the first quarter, the Butte Central teant . A 1 ' th l KJ t' ber d t l ln the second game of the season with the f: Wah ,Heller more Cm our L In 5 lm unl late in the last period as Mtsoula went into a Helena Bengals, the Spartans were defeated in ,-5 A stall to draw the Maroons out and Powell hit art a closely fought battle. Missoula held a four- , . , a few laytns Powell was right behind Borch point edge at the end of the first quarter but the . . . , , - ers in the scoring column with l9 to his credit Bengals tied it up at the intermission. ln the 5 . . Freebourn and Lester were the most accurate third period the Helena team outscored the Spar- V f B N C l 1 k He 1 d 1 S G U I7 a .av f so ' ' ci r fans l5 to l2. Buss Sheriff and Gilbert were the or tu G ei I I mg L L C oin s res ec ive c main factors in the Helena win with Sheriff cole D p yi E N lecting l6 tallies and Gilbert l l Powell, Andere ' LN son, and Bhinehart were hitting for the Spartans ws with Bray and Borchers the most effective on de- A -. 'i fense. V Q ' ' t A' x V - r , 1 Q sf g is ll5

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