The Big #3 - Glasgow Montana

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Volume 15, Number 60 Tuesday, February 17,2009
The Big #3
Anchored
State Wrestling Tournament held at the Metra in Billings this
Chance, Luke, Myles and Aaron
by four individual state champions, the Glasgow
Scotties successfully defended the Class B-C State Title,
winning their third straight during the Montana All-Class
past Friday and Saturday. Out of the 14 Scotties qualifying
for State, 10 of them placed 4th or better, and everyone
contributed to Glasgow's 236 points by winning at least one
match. Representing Glasgow were: 98 Ibs, Jacob Bethea
3rd; 105, Braden Hallock3rd; 112, LukeZeiger 1st; 119,Simon
Helland; 135, Ryan Bergtoll; 140, Gavin Holstein; 145, Tucker
Holstein; 160, Chaz Hopstad 3rd; 171 - Aaron Hartsock 1st;
189, Myles Kittleson 1st; 215, Chance Rauscher Ist, Parker
Miller 2nd; Heavyweight, Colton Hill 3rd, Tyrel Shumway
4th. This is Glasgow's 11th state title since state wrestling
tournaments began in Montana in 1956, winning the Class
ABC title in 1963, Class A titles in 1964, '66, '73 & '77, and
B-C titles in 1993.2001, .'02..'07,.'08 & '09. While the Scotties
lose three outstanding seniors - Kivleson, Rauscher and
Hill - there's a treasure of talent returning. Going for #12 in
2010? They should definitely be in the hunt.

Panthers pounce on Raiders
for Girls' 3C basketball title
The Saco girls went
to Scobey to win and
that's precisely what they
did, knocking off the host
Spartans 45-36 in semifinal
action on Friday and basically
blowing out Hinsdale for the
championship on Saturday.
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The Panthers led 15-4 to end
the first quarter and held a 30-
15 advantage heading into the
4th to eventually win 38-28.
It must have took the wind
out of Roving Reporter Jonny
Rawhide's sails as he had no
comment for today's GEG.
But, the Raiders and
Panthers could possibly meet
up again as both hall clubs
advance to the Eastern C
Divisional Tournament, as
does Scobey and Opheim. The
Vikings upended Whitewater
in what was the best game of
; the night 49-41 to place fourth
I 1 February 19 Meeting 1 followed by the Spartans
1 at the Plainsman I taking care of Nashua 46-25
1 Meal at PM with 1 for third place.
1 Meeting to follow 1
1 Call 654-1132 to car pool. 1
In District 2C, Fairview
¤ , defeated Culbertson 74-62 in
; See Our at the i the championship. Lambert
Harlem Seed Show
I got past Richey 35-24 to
March 12-13-14
1 advance and Froid-Lake
I March 19 - PCMS Annual surprised Circle 40-35 to play
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at least two more games.
6 PM No Host Pizza
1 Smorgasbord at 1
The Girls' Eastern
I stretch3, Malta I C Divisional will be held
Meetinq to follow with in Sidney High School
1 Speaker: &y Williamson, NWFC 1 Gymnasium February 26-28.
1 Door Prizes.
The District 3C Boys
1 $5./person, $15./family 1
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1 Tournament gets underway
i April 16 in Glasgow i at GHS - Gymnasium
1 PM Meal with 1 Wednesday. ~razir plays
( Meeting to follow.
Saco at 4:30 followed by
) Place to be announced.
rn ! Hinsdale vs. Opheim at 6:00
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Kacc ; and whitewater vs. Dodson
Car Show June 6. Race June 7;
I ~~l~ 16 19: AU~. 15 & 16; 1 at 7:30. A11 District 3C games
I 5ept. 5 & 6.19 & 20.
can be heard on KLTZ while
1 Gates open 7:30 AM, Sat. Test 1
& Tune 9 AM. sun. xrne Trials all of Glasgow's games, also
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! 9 AM. Racing 1 PM beginning tomorrow, will be
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Senator John Brenden
reporting from Helena
In last week's article, I believe the word "not" was
left out of my explanation of SB237. This bill simply
states Fish Wildlife and Parks will not translocate bison
to any other place in Montana. The bill will be heard
on February 17th in Senate Agriculture at 3:00 PM in
Room 335.
In other legislative news, the Senate dealt with
the horse abandonment bill. Anyone who would let a
horse out would be subject to a fine of $1000. If we had
slaughter houses for horses in this country, we would
not need this. Also, isn't it ridiculous for a stiff fine
of this nature when a DUI first offense is under $600
and one can get fined thousands of dollars for killing an
endangered species and some killers get out after a year
or so and have no fine.
Senator Keane's bill on overweight loads is a
good one. If one is fined for overload, points will not
be placed on your driver's license. Grandpa or a hired
hand has no idea the weight in a truck and should not be
penalized.
It was great to see many of our county
commissioners for their annual meeting in Helena.
These commissioners play a vital role in the day to
day operations in our respective counties. Hats off to
them!
Finally, on Friday the 13th of February, more bad
news came with our revenue forecast. It was down
again by $3 1 million for a total of $25 1 million since
the end of November. Oil and gas income is down big
time, and they still want to tax more. This is just more
insane thinking from Helena. I will not support this
bill.
The agencies here in Helena just keep asking
for more and more when we have less and less. To
everything, there is a season and now is not the season
to be wrecklessly spending.
- Senator John Brenden
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"Look Miss," said the foreman, "have you any
actual experience in picking lemons?"
"Well, as a matter if fact, I do!" she replied. "I've
been divorced four times."
ACROSS
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Ventimiglia
5. Space org.
9. Implore
12. Kind of cook
13. Rework proofs
14. Claire.
Wisconsin
15. Strong
emotion
16. "-
Lonesome I
CouM Cry" (2
17. Make a stab at
18. Complains
20. Some ticks
22. Kennedy
patriarch
25. - astray
26. Avoid
27. Starts to doze
(2 wds.)
31. Beach color?
32. Cub scout. for
example
33. Playmate
34. One in the
land of Nod
37. Grind down
39. Pot cover
40. Shadowed
41. "- Rae'
44. Uses a shovel
46. -dewell
48. Kin's partner
52. Top aviator
53. Wolfs glance
54. Buffalo's
waterfront
55. Tomato color
56. Peddled
57. Say it ain't so
DOWN
1. Speed abbr.
2. Retirement
a&.
3. Allow
4. Uncorked
5. Stable sound
6. Navy VIPs
7. Family mem.
8. Repented and
wds.) 45. Opp. of WSW pvt right
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Wieners Green Beans
6'. Alpha follower
10. Frontienman
Wyatt
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19. Mimic
21. Bradley and
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24. Sensible
25. Actress Myma
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28. Oclober
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30. Bolted
32. Where the
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36. Musical
instruments
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38. Chanced
40. Worn out
41. Wiin
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43. Swamp
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44. Small valley
47. Freudian word
49. Intense anger
50. Oz's - Man
51. Informal
greeting

2009 Class B-C State Wrestling Results
Team Scoring: Glasgow 236, Conrad 182.5 Chinook
128.5, Huntley Project 11 6, Townsend 1 10, Colstrip 106,
Forsyth 85, Cascade-Simms 80.5, Malta 67, Arlee 60,
Florence-Carlton 59, St. Ignatius-Charlo 57, Choteau-
Augusta 51.5, Poplar 50.5, Columbus-Absarokee 47, Fort
Benton 46, Shelby 38.5, Baker-Ekalaka 35, Darby 33.5,
Fairfield-Power 31.5, Harlem 31, Drummond-Phillipsburg
24, Shepherd 24, Cut Bank 21, Plains-Hot Springs 21,
Jefferson 20, Deer Lodge 18, Noxon 17, Eureka 16,
Thompson Falls 9, Wolf Point 9, Superior 8, Chester-
Joplin-lnverness 3, Whitehall-Twin Bridges 3, Belt 0, Big
Sandy 0, Circle 0, Broadus 0, Summit Prep 0.
Championship matches
98 - Luke Schlosser, CON def. Kyle Judisch, CON, dec. 7-0.
105 -Jade Rauser, TSD def. Jaren Van Dyke, CON, pin, 1:46.
112 - Luke Zieger, GLA def. Val Rauser, TSD, pin, 352.
119 - Jake Trujillo, ARL def. Derrick Rogers, CAS, dec. 2-1.
125 - Dallen Brauer, FOR def. Seth Snyder, HPH, dec. 4-2.
130 -Jared Giard, CON def. Cole Rice, ARL, dec. 6-2.
135 - Hunter Azure, POP def. Bobby Ray, DLG, tech. fall, 18-2.
140 - Sam Brown, CLS def. Jerimiah Hayes, SHE, dec. 6-1.
145 - Britton Thompson, TSD def. Clint Mrnak, BAK, major dec. 12-3.
152 - Robert Stroh, CHK def. Dustin Eder, POP, dec. 5-4.
160 - Ben Stroh, CHK def. Brady Decock, HPH, dec. 3-1.
171 - Aaron Hartsock, GLA def. Taylor Charette, CLS, dec. 2-0.
189 - Myles Kittleson, GLA def. Aaron Lehnerz, CON, major dec. 15-2.
215 -Chance Rauscher, GLA def. Parker Miller, GLA, pin, 1:OO.
Hwt - Ethan Tweet, FTB def. Jonathan Hough, CON, major dec. 11-3.
Third place
98 - Jacob Bethea, GLA def. Taylor Ramsey, CLS, pin, 2:ll.
105 - Braden Hallock, GLA def. Chris Wagner, TSD, dec. 4-2.
112 - Kenneth Beach, PLA def. Colton Dirden, HRM, dec. 6-3.
119 - Daryl Fulton, FOR def. Lathan Crossland, CAS, major dec. 9-0.
125 - Clay Gruel, CAS def. Chad Cebulski, MAL, major dec. 19-7.
130 - Garrett Rath, FOR def. Jesse Werdal, CHO, major dec. 9-1.
135 - Michael Beebe, ST1 def. Dane Aberle, CLS, dec. 3-1.
140 - George Streit, MAL def. Zane Seader, SHP, dec. 4-3.
145 - Willie Miller, CHK def. Noah Harms, MAL, pin, :36.
152 - Lucas Knight, HPH def. Adam DeBruycker, CHO, dec. 3-2.
160 - Chaz Hopstad, GLA def. Adam Moore, NOX, dec. 7-4.
171 -Jordan Waldhouse, HPH def. Trent Jones, HRM, dec. 5-4.
189 - Craig Ashworth, FLC def. Chris Henrichs, HPH, dec. 5-3.
215 - Jorrell Jones, CHK def. Tyson Whitney, BAK, dec. 1-0.
Hwt - Colton Hill, GLA def. Tyrel Shumway, GLA, pin, 1:46.
Mr. Quick Pin
With several of them to his credit, Chance Rauscher won his
final Quick Pin award a Scotty wrestler, pinning his way to the
21 5-pound State B-C title in a combined time of two minutes,
six seconds in four matches. And it was teammate Parker
Miller giving Rauscher his best workout of the tournament.
The Scotty senior will be wrestling for Navy this fall.
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