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About The frontier. (O'Neill City, Holt County, Neb.) 1880-1965 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 12, 1959)
St. Mary’s Quint Gets Tough; Downs Two Touted Teams The St. Mary's Cardinals caught fire during the week as they upset two tough opponents in a three out of four day game schedule. Inman and St. Francis Mission fell to the court speed and savvy of the Cards. Highly touted Inman was defeat ed 62-17 at the hands of the Cards and St. Francis fell 64 to 44. The Cards dropped one of the last three games to Niobrara 39 to 44. Tomlinson continued to pour on tile punts as he has during the season and hit the nets for 27 points during the St. Francis game and 17 points during the Liman game. Here are the box scores and scores by quarters of the three games: By quarters SMA .. 8 16 22 16 Inman . 12 11 11 12 ST. MARY’S 62 fg ft pf pts Tomlinson . 6 5 3 17 Schneider . 5 2 2 12 Belina . 5 0 1 10 Stevens . 8 1 4 17 Mudloff . . 3 0 1 6 Donohue .0 0 3 0 SMA . 27 8 14 62 INMAN 47 fg ft fs pts Sobotka . 1 0 3 2 Appleby . 7 5 3 19 Smith . 4 0 1 8 Ruther ... . 2 4 1 8 Gaughenbaugh - 3248 Tompkins . 0 2 4 2 INMAN .17 13 16 47 ST. MARY’S 39 fg ft fs pts Tomlinson . 3 5 5 11 Wabs . 0 0 1 0 Schneider . 2 2 3 6 Belina . 3 1 4 7 Stevens .4 1 3 9 Holly . 1 0 2 2 Mudloff . 2 0 1 4 SMA .15 9 21 39 NIOBRARA 44 fg ft fs pts Haase . 2 5 3 9 Crosley . 0 0 2 0 Marshall . 5 7 3 17 Liska . 4 1 4 9 Knudsen . 1 1 0 3 Fritz . 2 2 5 6 NIOBRARA 14 16 17 44 By quarters SMA . 13 6 10 10 Niobrara .10 9 13 12 ST. MARY’S 64 ST. FRANCIS 44 O’Neill fg ft fs pts Tomlinson .11 5 2 27 Donohoe _ 2 10 5 Schneider . 7 0 2 14 Kamphaus . 0 2 0 2 Belina .1 0 3 2 Stevens . 4 2 4 10 Holly . 0 0 1 0 Mudloff . 2 0 1 4 SMA . 27 10 13 64 By tiuarters SMA .13 10 19 22 St. Francis .11 12 10 11 Bowling Scores STREAMLINE W L Page Ojlers . 11 4 Splits . 19 5 Pepper Uppers . 8 7 Farmers Store . 1 8 Fehrs Tractor & Eqpt. 6 9 Methodist Men . 6 9 Heinz 57 . 6 9 Legion Blue . 8 9 1HG—Kenneth Waring, Fehrs Trac. & .Eqpt., 235. HIS Frank Polacek, Page Oil ers, 561. HTG—Fehrs Trac. & Eqpt., 860. HTS—Page Oilers, 2379. BOOSTER W L Caterpillar . 41 22 Dick's Bar . 36 27 Ten Pin Lanes . 36 27 ROYAL THEATER THl'RS. FEB- 12 The Sea Chase that Thrilled The World PURSUIT OF THE GRAF SPEE Starring John Gregson, Anthony Quayle, Peter Finch. VistaVision, Technicolor. Suspense ... as a gray ghost slips into trackless seas. Suspense ... as three tiny fighting ships track it down. Sus pense ... as the flaming battle is joined. The sultry songstress of Montevideo sang of love while the world was shaking. Faintly Night—Family admitted for 2 luliilt tickets. Adults 50c, anil Children 15c. FRI. & SAT. FEB. 13 14 Big Double Bill THE PARTY CRASHERS Starring Connie Stevens, Robert Driscoll, Mark Damon, Frances Farmer, Doris Dowling. It’ll jolt you—Hard. Whose fault it it they run wild—after finding their "re spectable” parents at big motel parties! —also— AS YOUNG AS HE ARE With Robert Harland and Pippa Scott. A teacher and student af fair that exploded into violence and scandal! Adm.: Adults 50c, Children 15c. Children under 12 free If accom panied by parent. 8UN.-MON.-TUES. FEB. 15-16-17 Darryl F. Zanuck's THE ROOTS OF HEAVEN Color by DeLuxe, CinemaScope. Starring Errol Flynn, Juliette Greco, Trevor Howard, Eddie Al bert and Orson Wells. Exotic dancers climaxing forbidden rites in a whirlwind of aboriginal pas- j sions! Morel's “Legion of the j Damned” standing off man and i beast—in the Terror Trek across j a continent! Adm.: Adults 50c, Children 15c. All children unless in arms must have tickets. J. M. McDonald . 32 31 Town House . 28 35 Nite Owls . 28 35 Pin Pals . 26 37 Hunt's Plumbing . 25 38 HIG Marge Polacek, J. M. Mc Donald, 183. HIS Marge Polacek, J. M. Mc Donald, 489. HTG Caterpillar, 762. HTS Town House, 2087. VARSITY W L Drayton Elevator . 9% 5% O'Neill Cleaners . 9 6 Bright's Store . 9 6 Old Home Bread . 8 7 Orchard Legion . 8 7 Legion Gold . 6 9 Johnson Jewelry . 6 9 Coast-to-Coast . 4% 10% H1& James Clifton and John Brady, tie. Drayton Elevator, O’ Neill Cleaners, 211. HIS Ben Hanlon, O’Neill Clean ers, 563. HTG O'Neill Cleaners, 919. HTS O'Neill Cleaners, 2625. ROUNDUP W I. Ye Olde Farmers . 47 22 Haymakers . 40 29 New Outlaw . 36 33 Bazelmans Service ... 34 35 K ..f C Red . 34 35 Dicks Bar .. 32 37 Shelhamer . 26% 42% Prouty Bros.26% 4212 HIG Ben Bazelman, Bazelmans Service, 221. HIS -D. Hoffman, Ye Olde Farmers, 564. HTG Ye Olde Farmers, 885. HTS—Dicks Bar, 2404. .STKIKETTES W L Candy Bill's Cafe . 41 22 Chambers Chix . 32 31 Melcina’s Powder Puffs 32 31 Pinkerman's TV . 31 32 Rollettes . 30% 32% O'Neill Auto Supply ... 30 33 Pin Quins . 28% 34% Hardings Creamery ... 28 35 HIG—Virginia Tomlinson, Pink erman's TV, 187. HIS Virginia Tomlinson, Pink erman's TV, 458. HTG Candy Bill’s Cafe, 703. HTS—Candy Bill’s Cafe, 2003. BEEF W L New Deal Oil Co. 37 26 Earley Oil Co. 35 28 Wick’s Body Shop .... 33 30 Sam’s Bar . 32 31 Izihaus Motors . 30% 32% Page Oil Co. 29 34 O'Neill Auto Supply .. 27% 35% Foree Tire & Supply . 25 38 HIG—Tom Cronin, Earley Oil Co., 236. HIS—Tom Cronin, Earley Oil Co., 635. HTG- O'Neill Auto Supply. 896. HTS—O’Neill Auto Supply, 2543. MAJORETTES W L Orchard Orioles . 7 5 Ashgrovettes . 7 5 Krazy Katz . 7 5 Bowlerettes . 7 5 Leaguettes . 6 6 Dodds Oil Co. 5 7 Sandburrs . 5 7 Keglers . 4 8 HIG Goldie Charf, Dodds Oil Co., 168. HIS- Sharon Bittner, Dodds Oil Co., 454. IITG Dodds Oil Co., 744. HTS—Ashgrovettes, 2025. CLASSIC W L K of C Green . 43% 22% Legion Post 86 . 42 24 Dick’s Bar . 40 26 Ideal Cleaners . 36 30 Ten Pin Lanes . 33 33 Fuller Gravel - 24 4 414 Fox Bros. Hay Co. 244 414 Cu.ahy Hams 204 424 HIG Dick Tomlinson, Dick’s Bar, 214. 1IIS - Curt Haakinson, Ideal Cleaners, 571 MTG Dick s Bar. 875 UTS Ideal Cleaners. 2394. TO END SEASON STUART The Stuart bask( t ba'l quintet will play two more ames during their 1959 season. T.iey will go against Page Fri day night and against Ew ing on Friday, Feb. 20. The ball club vvid lose two experienced sen i -s in Jerry Taylor and Rich ard Schmaderer, both forwards. Try The Frontier Want Ads for i "ix Results! The king and queen of winter sports in Inman were announced at the Inman-Meadow Grove basketball game during the week. The royalty are Keith Kivett, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Vaden Kivett and Bernice Coleman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Coleman. Both are Sophomores. t _ _ # ____ Zero Hereford Ranch Will Sell 58 Registered HEREFORD BULLS and 14 Registered Hereford Calves At the ranch located 12 miles east of Ansley (lVi miles north of dgn) or 12 miles west (on Highway 92) of Loup City, Nebr. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23rd I'liis offering consists entirely of grandsons or great-grandsons of Tl{ Zato Heir, the most outstanding bull in the world at this time. This is an outstanding set of bulls, well developed, very uniform and all of breeding age. Come and see these TR Zato Heir bulls for herd hidl and top range bulls. These bulls will be tested to go anywhere. FOR CATALOG OR OTHER INFORMATION WRITE ZERO HEREFORD RANCH LOTI* CITY, NEBR. PHONE LITCHFIELD Hickory 6-2342 _* See Tough Opposition For St. Mary’s Five St. Mary's will play host to the hot Arnold team Monday. Arnold, with a 12-1 record has won 11 in a row since dropping an early season game to the strong Hasting St Cecilia team Arnold is presently rated No. 8 in the Lincoln papers in Class C, j and has lost only five games in j iliree years. They will enter the game with one of the highest scor : mg records in the State, having six games over the 70 pt mark, ! me of them a 100-32 romp a w'eck j a- two ago. A veteran team with four of last years regulars returning from a team that [x>sto„ a 17-3 record, they received added help this fall when A1 Story, former Ainsworth High mentor, moved into the school system and enrolled his two boys, Jim 6-2 and Jerry 6-0. The Cardinals with a respectful j 10-3 record, will be out to attempt ! their 3rd consecutive upset, as i they go against the taller and granger Arnold team. The Cards, seeming to round into top sha[x’ as the district play approaches, ! will have to rely on sharp ball bundling if they are to stay in con I tention. Game time will be moved up to j 7:30 p.m. for the Varsity game, | The O'Neill High and St. Mary’s lreshmen teams will open the pre liminary at 6:30 p.m. — DISTRICT PAIRINGS Pairing for the district tourna j ment to bo held at St. Paul on Feb. 23-24-26-27, finds Ainsworth vs O'Neill and St. Paul vs Ra venna, playing the first night. St. Mary’s w'ill meet Burwell in the 7:00 opener, while Bassett and Old play the 2nd game, on Tues day night. Ewing Club Wins, Loses During Week EWING The Ewing Tigers de feated the Clearwater Cardinals, 44-36. Tuesday night, February 3, as Harold Parks hit 20 points for i the victors. Tom Patras connected with 21 for Ewing. Ewing was in front, 21-19. at halftime. Throe Cards were chas ed via the foul route and all of Coach Tom Hutton’s Ewing kids were carrying at least three fouls. A total of 43 violations were whis tled. Friday night the Tigers lost to Battle Creek. 42-45, at Battle Creek I Jerry Hahlback was Ewing's best | pointgetter wih 14. Nannan log I ged 20 for Battle Creek. The Mad ; ison county club was ahead, 23-19. | at the half. The Tigers bogged down in the third and never got hack in the game. At week's end the Hutton kids counted seven wins compared to seven losses for the season. Friends of St. Mary's e n r d ia-ty at 8 p.m., Sunday, Febru ary l.». at St. Mary's gym. 43c Ponton Insurance Insurance ol All Kinds and Bonds FLORENCE PONTON, Prop Phone 106 Golden Bldg Spencer, Tilden Are Seeded in C ATKINSON The Spencer high i Pirates art' the number one seeded team in the district class C bas | ketball tourney to be held here February 23-27. Pairings were made Saturday morning at a ses i sion of conches and school offie ; ials. While Spencer is seeded in the upper bracket, the lower bracket favorite is Tilden (seeded number twof. The Butte Wildcats are in the number three position and the 1 Key a Paha county Indians iSpringview) are in the numlier | four slot. Other schools in the moot art' Ewing, Stuart, Elgin St. Boniface, ! and Atkinson. Pairings: Monday, February 23 Ewing vs. Tilden, 7 p.nv; Spencer vs. Stuart. 8:30 p.nt. Tuesday, February 24 Spring view vs. Elgin St. Boniface. 7 p. m ; Atkinson vs. Butte. 8:30 p m. Semifinals: Thursday, February 126 Lower bracket. 7 o’clock; up per bracket, 8:30. Finals: Friday, February 27 8 p.nt. More S|M»rts on page 12— ■T ESTEL ANGEL’S FARM SALE As I am moving to town, I will dispose of the following property located 3xk miles south of the Spencer stand pipe on — MONDAY, FEBR. 16th Time: 12 O’clock Lunch on Ground* 15 - Head of Cattle -15 7 Hereford stock cows, to calve in April; 2 milk cows, to freshen in April; 5 coming yearling Hereford heifers; com ing 2-year-ohl registered Polled Hereford bull. Farm Machinery 1951 IHC M tractor in perfect condition with new tires and power steering; 1947 H IHC tractor with power-pak, in good condition; IHC tractor cultivator; new 16-rt. 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