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Standard-Post Mendey. Hawke still in news Hawks likely to stay on top CHANTS BOB BROWN Bob Hawke, a familiar name on the Butte High track scene during his high school days, is making quite a name for himself at the University of Wisconsin these days. Hawke, a freshman, isn't allowed to compete in varsity track meets this year, but he has been putting on some brilliant shot- put exhibitions. A week ago Saturday, he put the shot 55 feet five inches, a new frosh mark at Wisconsin. Wisconsin's varsity record of 55 feet eight and seven-eighths inches was set by Elmer Ezerins hi 1963.

Hawke, son of Mr. and Mrs. William T. Hawke, Ramsay, has his sights set on breaking that varsity mark in this, his freshman year. For the benefit of track fans who may think Hawke's latest effort isn't up lo par with some of this high school tosses of 60 plus feet, it should be pointed out that the ex-Butte High athlete is now putting the 16-pound shot and not the 12 pound high By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Bozeman pulled into the Big 32 inference basketball lead over the weekend, thanks to' a Columbia Falls loss, and Is likely to stay there for the league title.

Helena, a team with a so-so record, upset Columbia Falls 7268 in two overtimes this past weekend. Helena was the first team to bump Bozeman early in the season and lost to Columbia Falls by only four points in their previous meeting. Columbia Falls Coach Ralph Johnson, when interviewed two weeks ago, remembered last season when his team had lost only one game, then was upset by Helena at the close of the season. Powerful Bozeman dumped third-place Fergus of Lewistown 88-78 Saturday night. The Hawks have played only one other team in the top 10, Anaconda, and defeated the Copperheads both times.

Bozeman has but one left, at Hardin Saturday night. Coach Rodger McCormick will be doing his best this week to prevent any letdown that so easily develops when a team facet an opponent with a 3-16 record such as Hardin's. Fergus, Missoula Hellgate and Anaconda all split the weekend. Hellgate lost to crosstown rival Missoula Sentinel- by seven points and Libby, hitting 56 per cent from the field, dumped Anaconda by nine. Billings schools had royal weekend dumping Great Falla clubi.

West edged Great Bison by three poinU but dumped Great Falls Central by M. Billings Senior defeated the Bison by 15 points and the Mustangs by 37. Billings Central dropped Hardin and Custer of Miles City. Glasgow took a big jump In the Big 32 standings by edging Dawson of Glendlve 82-81 and whipping Wolf Point. school shot.

Hawke's distance of 55 feet five inches is the second best toss in the Big 10 during the current indoor season and that includes frosh and varsity performances. All that and three varsity seasons ahead of him. Branch Brady, Great Falls, ran third in an exhibition two- mile race during the same meet Hawke let loose with his record-breaking put of the shot. BITS OF SPORTS A story entitled "Saddle Bronc Champ" written by Helen Clark, Butte, appears in the current issue of Western Horseman. The story, along with six illustrations, one of which includes Bob Harrington, Butte rodeo announcer, tells of Shawn career in rodeo.

Davis, of Whitehall, is currently sidelined with a leg injury and while the leg is healing is judging rodeos. Bob Rae, Butte High basketball coach, doesn't like the idea of playing the Division 3 basketball tournament in Anaconda. "Boy, Anaconda's going to be tough to beat on their own court," he says. Did you happen to notice the (cores of the four games played Saturday in the Class District 15 basketball tourney in Twin Bridges? We'll refresh your memory: Boulder 67, Sheridan 65 (title); Lima 62, Willow Creek 60 (consolation); Lima 51, Ennis 40 (elimination game) and Willow Creek 57, Whitehall 54, overtime, (elimination game). And did you see the score of the District 12 championship game in Great Falls? Simms beat Cascade, 74-73, in a triple overtime.

A Hollywood script, you might say. Did you hear about the TV station that ceased its broadcast of a golf tournament just when a sudden death playoff was about to start? Something like writing a basketball story and forgetting to tell who won the game. Coach Bill Straugh's Western Montana eagers have been busy Last Days Open 6:00 At 8:05 Only The biggest Bond of JAMES BONO DOES IT EVERYWHERE! IHUNDERBAU this season. They wind up the season Friday night at Westminster College, Salt Lake City. That will be game No.

30. Gene Downey, Montana Tech football and basketball coach and athletic director, plans to schedule a few more games during the 1966-67 basketball season. Tech played 14 games during the 196546 campaign. "We'd probably be more effective if we played more games," Downey said recently. Three Forks, White Sulphur square off in District 8 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Challenge games will be necessary in 10 Class basketball districts Monday night to determine what teams advance to divisional tournaments this week.

In two of the 14 districts playing this past weekend, the top three teams advance. Here is the lineup of challenges matches, with the runner- up team listed first: Dist. 1 at vs. Medicine Lake. Dist.

2 at vs. Froid. Dist. 3 at vs. Hogeland.

Dist. 4 at Miles City-Terry vs. Plevna. Dist. 6 at vs.

Bridger. Dist. 7 at Harlowton Melstone vs. Rapelje. Dist.

8 at Forks vs. White Sulphur Springs. Dist. 9 at vs. Winifred.

Dist. 11 at vs. Rudyard. Dist. 12 at Great vs.

Dutton. Dist. 13 at vs. Plains. 192 grapplers advance to state tournament By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The top four wrestlers in each weight class from four divisional tournaments, advance to the Montana state high school wrestling tournament Friday and Saturday in Kalispell.

Weekend divisional cut the list to 182 for the state meet. Defending state Class AA champion Missoula Sentinel won the Western Division meet Saturday night. Class A champion of 1965, Billings Central, finished down the list in the Southern meet and the defending Class B-C champion, Malta, placed behind a couple of Class A clubs in the Eastern Division. Following are team standings in the four division and the top four wrestlers in each weight who will advance to the state championships, listed hi order of then- finish in the divisional: western Division Sentinel 136, Mlssoule Hellgate 104, Helena Butte Central Columbia Falls 30, Hamilton 15, Beaverhead of Dillon 15, Corvallls 14, Poison Stevensvllle 9, Powell of Dear Lodge Steley-Swan 7. Knudsen, Stntlnel; Walt Drye, Hamilton; Jim Rivera, Corvallls; Lehuta, Helloate.

Owen, Sentinel Frank Jew- til, Hellgate; Stewart, Butte Central; Shifter, Columbia Falls. tverson, Hellgate! Ron Crls- man. Sentinel; Paul, Butte Central; Grler, Stevensvllle Catet, Sentinel; Jay Nettleton, Helena; L. Cocchlarella, Hellgate, Bel- terd, Beaverheed. Cocchlarella, Hellgatoi Wayna Chavez, Hamilton; Trlpp, Sentinel; Snyder, Columbia Falls.

Frost, Sentinel; Ron Ineor- note, Helena; Campbell, Berta, Beavtrhead. Lyndes, Helena; Don Slider, HUlgate; Pat Elseman, Sentinel; Mlch- aud, Butte Central. Cooper, Sentinel; Handy Kao. pes, Hellgate; Seeley-Swenj Won- tors, Powell. Mehrens, Butte Central! Bill Plttsley, Poison; Van Wormer, Sentinel) Helena.

Meyer, Helena; Charles Use- man, Sentinel; Pearson, Hengatei Regan, Buna Central. Meyer, Sentinel; Hal Harper, Helena; Henderson, Hellgate) Hennlngtn, Butle central. Heavyweight Mlka Sands, Columbia Falls; Ron Heremes, Sentinel; Charles, Hellgetoj Crawford, Helene. Nertncamnl PlatMad of Kallspell Oreat Falls Russell IT, Butte la, Oreat Falls Central 75, Oreat Fills Big Sandy St. Cut Bank Havre 14, Sunburst 15, Den.

ton 10, Valler Shelby Llbby 3, Havre Central 3. Butte; Jacobson, Planned; Madison, Big Sandy; Harsch, Oreat Falls. Russell; Hughes, Roy, Flathead; Llnse, Denton. Butte; Denning, Rutallll Snyder, Havre; Cook, Great Falls. Flathead; Hill, Cut Bankl Donaldson, Havre; Mont, Oreet Falls Central.

133 Parchen, Sreat Falls Central; Hamilton, Flathead; Olson, Big Sandy; Fuhrman, Great Falls. Great Falls Central! Black, Russell; Stearin, Butte; Hammett, Great Falls. Big Sandy; Flncher, Flat- heed; Davis, Butte; Brlgham, Havre. Butte; Rossberg, Russell; Bobbins, Great Falls Central; Nockleby, Havre. Russell; Halter, Big Sandy; Gordon, Great Falls; Burrows, Sunburst.

100 Robblns, Great Falls Central; Smith, Russell; Torgerson, Flathead; Damson, Havre. Heavyweight-Dow, Great Falls Central; Fahrman, Great Falls; Good, Cut Bankl Poueher, Russell Charley Pasarell, Puerto Rico, wins national indoor net crown SALISBURY, Md. (AP) Young Charley Pasarell of Puerto Rico shot himself into me American Davis Cup picture by smashing Ron Holmberg of Dallas, 12-10, 10-8, for the National Indoor tennis championship Sunday. It was the second straight tournament victory for the 6- foot-1, 175-pound UCLA senior, who knocked off Jan-Erik Lundquist and Arthur Ashe on consecutive days last week in Philadelphia. "Charley is playing marvelously," said George MacCall, U.S.

Davis Cup captain, who witnessed the final match before a sellout crowd of 4,000 at the Salisbury Civic Center. "Our job now is just to get some blankets and keep him warm." In winning his first major title, Pasarell came through a star-studded international field that included some of the game's greatest players. Top- seeded Dennis Ralston, Ashe, Manuel Santa of Spain, Rafael Osuna of Mexico and defending champion Lundquist were among those to fall in earlier rounds. The final match was a boring struggle of cannonball serving with Pasarell finally proving superior from the delivery line. He lost his service once in the first set and again in the third through playing lapses, but the rest of the time was hammering across blasts that enabled him to hold service easily.

lislarn Olvlslan Custar of City Malta 73, Dawson of Glendlva Poplar 45, BroMus 44, Forsyth Baker 16, Miles City Sacred Heart Wolf Point 2, State Industrial School 1. Luna, Malta; Cralj Sfioemak- er, Poplar; Dwayna Quenzer, Bakeri Douff Gedney, Custer. Desonla, Olasgow; Oreg slnskl, Broadus; Pat Atwell, Dawson; Pet Anderwn, Sacred Hurt. Ill-Dale Woolhlser, Custer; Alvln Hallock, Glasgow; Rldurd Humph, Roger Holn, Dawson. MCKK, Glasgow; Doug Stewart, Custer; Steve morales, Dawson; Brent Snoemaker, Poplar.

Gollk, Malta; Rick Gelst, Cut. ler; Bob Falsthatnel, Dawson; Charles Dalton, Glasgow. 133-BIII Anderson, Glasgow; Smuck Mann, Malta; John Marottek, Poplar; Doug Whitney, Dawson. Hlmmelspach, Broadus; Allen Jlmlson, Dewson; Cel Randall, Bakeri Larry Dasslnger, Forsytti. 145-Wayne Yanlft, Custer; Oary Gardiner, Glasgow; Rich Balsch, Dawson; Brent Smith, Melte.

Morton, Olasgow; Rick Harris, Forsyth; Jim Row, Malta; Dave Cross, Custer. Martin, Pooler; Lloyd Emond, Malta; Terry Philips, Custer; Jack Ferguson, Forsyth, Preston, Custer; Ken Mel- vlg, Custer; Bob Frye, Malta; Phil Phll- llppl, Broadus. Heavyweight Dunk McOay, Cosier; Dale Slade, Malta; Rusty Johnson, For- sytfi; Mike Kettleson, Glasgow. Southern Division west Billings Senior 75. Bozeman 71, Hardin Laurel to, Billings Central 3d, Perk of Livingston Fergus of Lewistown t.

Luther, West; John Barkell, Bozeman; John Zank, Hardin; Howard Olson, Leurel. Pierce, Senior; Mike Thompson, West; John strecker, Hardin; Terry Edwards, Park. Must, Laurel; Don Jung, Senior; Bob Koyama, Hardin; John Me- Gahan. Bluings Central. Parker, Laurel; Paul Gross- husch.

West; Bill Lee, Bozeman; ft Field, Hardin. Penne, Leurel; Rendy White, West; John Ziegler, Senior; Wayne Ma- yumatsu, Hardin. 133-Jlm Wright, Senior; Mike Burgess, Bozeman; Dale Watson, Hardin; Greg Smirn, Central. Glasgow, West; Perry Lyles, Senior; Ron Strieker, Laurel; Steve Me- Askll, Park McCenn, Central; Terry Us, Hardin; Ron Bray, Leurelj Wei Lemons, Bozeman. 154-Paul Winchester) Bozeman; Dennis Bonawitz, Hardin; Bin Hageman, Lauren Ron Kostelecky, central 165-Mlke Oliver, West; Ross Johnson, Bozeman; Gary Schmidt, senior; Ray Richard, Hardin.

Spring, Bozemen; Tom Hannah, West; Jim Capser. Central; Burton neiss, senior." Heavyweight-Dan Korber, West; Hi Ron NedMS rdlnl Rocky Kramllch, Fergus. Pairings listed for divisional in Hamilton HAMILTON The top three from both District 14 and 15 and the top two from District 13 will open play here Thursday in the Class Western Division Basketball Tournament. Big Fork, champion of District 13, and Victor, runnerup in District 14, will square off in the tourney opener at 2 o'clock. Boulder, District 15 champion, and Granite of Philipsburg, third in District 14, meet in the second game at 3:30.

Darby, District 14 champ, and Lima, third in District 15, play in the opening evening game at 7:30. Sheridan, run- nerup in District 15, and Arlee, runnerup in District 13, meet in the nightcap at 9. The Western Division champion and runnerup will advance to the state Class tourney May 10-12 in Helena. The top four in the Western Division a year ago were Drummond, Darby, Willow Creek and Lima. 'Drummond.

and Willow Creek were both eliminated in district tournaments over the'past weekend. JUMPER Frank Parker, Three Forks' 6-2 senior forward, lets loose with a jump shot during District 8 tournament action in Bozeman. Three Forks meets White Sulphur Springs tonight at the MSU Fieldhouse in a challenge game. The winner will advance to the divisional tourney in Laurel, along with Bozeman Rosary, 51-45 victor over Three Forks in the title game Saturday night. Lew Alcindor's on warpath LOS ANGELES Freshman basketball whiz Lew Alcindor fired in 37 points Saturday night against Los Angeles City College to set an all-time UCLA frosh school scoring record.

The 18-year-oW, ex-All America prep star has scored 574 points in 17 games to break the former mark of 539 set by Ron Lawscm in the 1959-60 season of 22 games. Alcindor, who played high school ball at Power Memorial in New York City, also pulled down 33 rebounds as the UCLA yearlings overwhelmed Lot Angeles City College 12547. It was the 17th win against no losses for the freshman team. Four games remain on tho schedule. Alcindor's average at UCLA 33.7 points per game.

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Broadway Ph. 792-4370 Located in the Union Bus Terminal! Havre and Laurel finished their league seasons and all the other teams will wrap it up this week. The best games, looking from the point, are Anaconda at Helena, Fergus at Billings West, Columbia Falls at Llbby, Park of Livingston at Billings Central and Great Falls at Missoula Sentinel. Standings within then- divisions after this week's action will determine in divisional tournaments March 3-5. With a maximum of two games remaining, these are the top three teams in each division and Division I-Fergus (1M), Billings Central (14-7) and Great Falls (11-8).

Division II Billings West (134), Glasgow (12-7), Billings Senior (10-7) and Dawson of Glendive (10-7). Division (17-2), Anaconda (15-5) and Hamilton (14-2), Hellgate (16-4) and Sentinel 15-5). Of these 13 teams, six have poorer records than Libby, a team with a 104 record, not good enough for the top three places in Its Division IV. Division Falls Nleft it Columbia Falls Fergus Hallgate Illllngs West Anaconda Sentinel LIMy Billings Centre! Glasgow Hamilton Illllngs Senior Dawson Greet Falls Anaconda Central Leurel Park Butte Central Ouster Havre Beaverneed Sidney Great Falls Central Great Falls Russell Whltefish Butte Wolf Point Hardin Flethead Helena Central Powell ScftMl ItSMMaN 15 13 15 15 to 14 12 10 10 10 11 10 10 1 JU .750 .750 ,01 -5H .511 .500 tn 4 10 .375 411 .153 .333 412 JM 911 .313 414 4 15 3 .151 .111 2 14 .111 0 .000 Independent School Party MEETING Feb. 22, 7:30 CARPENTER'S UNION HALL All interested, cordially invited Jim Casey, Chairman DIAL-LOG For Today's PROGRAMS The program and times given below were furnished through the co-operation of Butte Cable-TV and station KGVO Missoula, with the assurance that they accurate with the possible occasional exception resulting from unavolov.

able change due to network premptlon ALL TIMES LISTED ARE MOUNTAIN STANDARD TIME Listtd In This Program Section QKUTV 0KSL KGVO KGVO cable QKCPX KUED NBC Silt Like City CBS Silt Like City CBS, ABC ABC Missouli, Mont. CBS, NBC ABC Salt Like City EDUCATIONAL Silt Lake City CO-COLOR MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19M MORNING 1:45 (D Farm Report Town and Country 1:00 Sunrise Semester 1:15 Understanding Our World 1:8 Firm Market Operation Alphikot CM 0 Newi-MIki 1:45 Today in tha Weit 1:55 Firemu Frank Q) Cliuroom 7:00 Today (C) 0 Admiral Bcrnfe (C) Today Show 1:00 Eye (C) 0 I Lucy 0 Ej Gnaw 1:30 0 Romper Room Jack LsLanno Never Too 1:00 Homing Star (C) 0 Captain Supermarket Sweepitakei Paradise Bay (C) Dating 10:00 Jeopardy (C) 0 Jeopardy Donna Reed 10:30 Post Office (C) 0 Poitoff Father Knowj Beit 10:45 0 Guiding Light 10:5:5 0 Ray Scherer 11:00 PDQ (C) Morning Stir 0 Midday (C) Hi Let's Make a Dell (C) 0 Movie: "Eajt of Sumatra" 0 Hoow Party 1:00 0 Bingo 1:30 0 Admiral 0 Edge ot Night Cipt. Scatty utl Jimmy 4 4:00 Movfc: "Key 0 Secret Storm Q) Clasntwm 0 0 0 Glgantor Superman 1:11 Huckleberry Housa 0 Panorama 1:39 Hnntley-Brmkley Weather 0 0 Hnntley-Brlnkley 1:45 0 News Peter Jetmlngt 0 Sporfa-Pant EVENING 0 Carolyn Donn Women AFTERNOON 11:00 Da of Our (C) 0 QHlghNooi 12:10 Doctors A Time for 1:00 Another World 0 Another World 1:10 You Don'l Say (C) Yonng As the World 1:00 Match Game (C) Mitch Douglas f) Movie: "Meet Danny Wllwn" 1:00 Weather, 0 Rifleman 0 Montana Tonight 0 Sports and Weather New Orleans turn Hullabaloo (C) 0 Hullabaloo fl) From Franklin toFroft 7:00 John Fonythe (C) New 15 John Fonythe 7:30 Dr. Klldare (C) Dr. Klldare fj Jesse James IT) World of Music Fl Ran for Tour Life (C) (H ff Ran for Your PI Munsten tH Tell Me 1:10 Movie: "Can of Coward" ffl) Hunter Safety PI Peyton Place And Wtlllami (I) Crlsei HI The Pitchmen In My Opinion 10:00 Weather, tH GrtelyDen 10:15 Movie: "Man on a String" 10:20 Sport! 10:30 fH Johnny Carson (C) College Basketball Peyton Place 11:30 Movie: "The Enemy Below" 12:00 19 Merv Griffin Day Hullabaloo Color 6:30 p.m.-Channel 2.