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W M C f i n i s h e s f a i l s e a s o n Sophomore Travis Gibson of the Twin Bridges Falcons fights for extra yardage in a game against West Yellowstone last Friday. The 38-24 Falcon win clinched a play-off berth against Seeley-Swan next Saturday.''’ F a l c o n s e a r n b e r t h w i t h w i n o v e r W e s t The Twin Bridges Falcons clinched a berth in state Class C playoffs last Friday w ith a 38-24 victory over the West Yellow stone Wolverines. The win se cured a third place finish for the Falcon's in the District 6-C con ference. Second place confer ence finisher Lima closed out the regular season with a 48-0 pasting of the' Sheridan Pan- . thers. < TheFalepns fell behind 6-0 in the first quarter; b u t came back to post the n£xt 20 points. Twin Bridges running back Travis Gibson bulled over firom a yard out to tie the game. The Falcons then took the leadfor good When quarterback Tracy Davis capped a long drive with a two-yard touchdown plunge. Emry McAlear was then in the right place a t the right time when he picked up a Wolverine fumble and sprinted 12 yards to paydirt giving the Falcons a 20- 6 lead. West Yellowstone cut the lead to 20-12 as both teams regrouped a t the half. The two teams traded touch downs throughout the second half in the entertaining, hard hitting affair.' The Falcons scored first when Gibson again crossed the goal stripe from a ' yard out. Davis went to the airwaves in the fourth quarter finding McAlear with a 50-yard scoring strike, and Louis Rey nolds fbr, a 13-yard scoring aer- 6 * ■ 4 ’ Photo b r to rfnW N tw o rfi Mike Cutler/sophomore running back for Western Montana College, scored a two-point conversion on this run against Jamestown last Saturday. The Bulldogs will face Rocky Mountain College next Saturday in Billings. The Western Montana Col lege rodeo te^ms traveled to Miles City over the weekend and competed against other Big Sky Region schools. The Western men finished second behind Montana State and the women finished fourth. Jesse Peterson, co-teamcap-„ tain from Helena, lead the team in total points. He won both go rounds and the average in the steer wrestling. Travis Nye, a freshman from Hamilton, won thefirstgo round ofthe calf roping. JodyWacker, junior co-captain, placed second in the second go round ofthe calf roping and won the average. Marty O'Brien, a freshman from New South Wales, Austra lia, split winning the first go round of the b u ll riding with 72 points. Teammate Shannon Wartman won the secopd go round with a score of 71 points, and finished second in the aver age. Martin Murphy, a freshman from Garrison, and partner Paula Nepine of MSU placed fourth in the firstgo round ofthe team roping. Wacker placed third with partner Keith Robin son of MSU. . Jetfs M a rtin, Drummond sophomore, split fourth in the short go round of the bronc rid- mg. Lori Robinson, a junior team member from Willow Creek, placed third in the second go round of the breakaway roping arid fourth in the average. This will conclude the college rodeo season u n til springsemes- ter. Western men are in a strong position for a berth to the CNFR and the Western women’s team has greatly improved. J a y v e e / f r o s h p o s t p e r f e c t w e e k The Dillon ju n io r varsity and freshman teams posted wins in every contest played last week. The froshmore football team posted their fourth shutout in a row when they turned back Belgrade 14-Olastweek. Shawn Walker and Alan Holt scored on short touchdown runs for the Beavers. The junior varsity basketball team defeated the Butte Cen tral Jayvees 29-26 and the Belgrade junior varsity 51-49. Against Butte Central Jennifer Gaasch andVal Evans scored 10 pointa each to lead the way. Evans, Gaasch, and Bonnie, Longie scored in double ^gures in the Jayvees* win over Belgrade. Evans scored 18 points, while Longie added 11 and Gaasch dripped in with 10. The freshman girls continued their impressive play with a 62-„ 36 win over Butte Central and a T r i a t h l o n r a c e r s p o s t i m p r e s s i v e t i m e s id. ‘ Gibson gained HOyards rush ing and added another 23 yards in receiving. McAlear added 90 receiving yards as the Falcons rolled tip 339 yards in total of fense. McAlear led the defensive charges with an extraordinary 32 tackles. Davis was in on 26 stops, while Shawn Kelly added 17. “We knew that West wouldbe a tough game,” noted assistant coach Steve Davis. “We knew pretty much what they would do and hard hitting on our part caused them some costly turn overs.\ • The Lima Bears geared up tor the state Class C playoff Friday afternoon a t the expense of the Sheridan Panthers. The Bears scored early and often and held a 42-0 lead a t the half. John Stosich scored runs of 50 and 24 yards, while Dallas Jensen tallied on runs of 37, and 51 yards. Ben Stosich got into the act when he found the end zone on runs of 10 and 25 yards. The game ended by way ofthe 45-point rule when John Wendt picked up a Panther fumble and sprinted 17 yards to paydirt Twin Bridges will open the playoffs when they travel to Seeley-Swan on Saturday. Lima will be on the road a t Absarokee Saturday. The Associated Students of Western M o ntana Colllege (ASWMC) sponsored a Home coming Triathlon laat Saturday morning. Theresultoftheswim- ming, biking and running are as follows: Sw im m in g • Men • (Age 20-29) 1. Bob Carroll; (90-89) 1. Craig Van Houten; (40 A over) 1. Steve More- house; (70 f t over) 1. Bruce W a tten. Women • (19 tt under) 1. Shanna Sutherland; (20-29) 1. Jan Whitcomb; (30-39) 1. Brenda Houchen; (40 tt over) 1. Linda Surface. The overall winner* in the swim ming com petition (200 yard*) were Steve Mo re houae for the men with a time o f 2:51andBrenda Houchen for the women with a time o f 3:37. B ild n f - M en - (19 and under) 1. Zane Gibbons; (30-39) 1. Craig Van Houten; (40 te oyer) 1. Max Hanaen. Women - (20-29) l .'J a n Whitcomb; (30-39) 1; Kaylecn Gibbons; (40 tt oyer) 1. Linda Surface. The overall winner* in the biking competition (10K) were Max Hanaeator the men with a time o f 18.03 and Kay- leen Gibbon* fbr the women with ii time of 23:13. R u n n in g - Men • (19 & under) 1. Jay Bowling CHy B u t l a t I . t i n - K m Individual High O n e Kany C luk, 214; Too BmnaU, 308; L u n E m u , I B ; lim t* Indhrtd- ualHi{liSarlaa: Kany Claifc,679; I t a BatmaU,G02; Iiin r m iii,4 n WNaan'S Individual H ifh O u t : T u i IloUand, M6; Garry B ran* 1*4 .»<>W*i«7.1Tl:W«Mn'.Indi. vidiMl H lih Sarto: Tami H«Uaad, EM; Q tny Evan* 488; Jo Dukay, 450. Taan) High Gam a: DiDon Vldao, 759; Hanklnaoo'a Dudaa, 747, 1 » . Taam H ifh Sariaa: KanUaaari’a Dudaa.2210; DUlan Vldaa, M88; Zanrhftn.OTO. r i f n a IT m rlW f « « ■ Oat. 11 IndMdual High Game; K ittyStaekh.M iG a n y Erana. 193,190; Ind irtdualHlj h Sglaa: Parry E>an». 546; KaUqr Slaakh, 486; b m Mania, 4831 .10 J a i alei is often celled th e fastest g a m * in the w o rld. W h an In play, th e bad can travel a t 180 m iles p a r it * i m a t 2 4 7 !; C h M iyC m k A flfu ft2373; B t n r B r i f f t CoaifcnictiM, 2936. Two publications for Ihe price olorml The D illon Tribune and Tbe Tribune Advertiser E n e r g y A s s i s t a n c e H e l p A v a i l a b l e Low Income Energy Assistance (LEAP) is available to persons who need help with their primary source o f heat through the winter months, October - A pril, and are within the Federal Poverty Guidelines. A recent fuel bill and proof o f income for the previous twelve months, from time o f application are required. For more information contact Human Resources Council District X II, 700 Casey S t, Butte, Montana 59701, or call 782-8886. R O B E R T K O R E N B E R G , M . D . D e r m a t o l o g y a n d D e r m a t o l g i c S u r g e r y D i s e a s e s o f t h e S k i n a n d S k i n C a n c e r Dr. Korenberg's next visit to Dillon will be F r i d a y , O c t o b e r 2 0 at Southwestern Montana Clinic, 401 Barrett, Dillon. Call 723-4305 for appointment P a v e B e f o r e W i n t e r ! •Easier maintenance •No mud •Driveways, •CALL TODAY fora free estimate ( l v r i w i \ i A s p h a l t [51-39 victoiy over the Belgrade frosht Leslie Oswald scored 20 points, Shawna Smith 19, and Jodie Lucero 10 as the freshmen ran away from the Maroons. Against Belgrade Angie Skin ner scored 20 points and Smith chipped in 13 ap the Baby Bea vers defeated the Panther frosh in a foul plagued game. .The froshmore football team played Anaconda last night b ut no details were available at press time. The junior varsity, and freshman basketball teams will host the Manhattan Christian varsity and junior varsity teams Wednesday. Mclsaac; (20-29) 1. Clark Christenson; (30-39) i. Craig VanHouten; (40 tt over) 1. Tom Lindgren. Women - (19 J i under) 1. M e lina Miller; (20-29) 1. J a n Whitcomb; (30- 39) 1. Sharon Andenon; (40 & over) L Linda Surface. Theoverall winner* o fthe running competition (GK) was C lark Christensen for the men with a tim e o f 17:38, and Melissa M iller with a tim e o f 22:36 lor • tho women. Firat place honor* in the sole compe tition for a ll three event* went to Tom Lindgren for the men with a time of 46:44, and Kayleen Gibbon* for the women with a combined time o f 62:13. First place hoaor* in the community team* competition went to: Men - com- ' bined time o f 37:12 • Swiquner Steve Morehou*e; Biker: Max Hanaen, and Runner Clark ChrUtensen. Women - Combined time o f 54:06 • Swimmer: Lyndee Schoonover; Biker: Tigierie Gordon, and Runner: Sharon Andenon.' F in t place honora in the WMC team competition went to the A thletic T rain er* team represented by: Swimmer Stacey Wenzel. Biker: Rex Weltz, and Runner: Derek R uther. Medal* for the Fun W alk went to Judy Andenon and Doris Ackerman. ■ A t h l e t e o f t h e W e e k , M E L I S S A M I L L E R CROSSCOUNTRY BCHS Freshman, Cross Country Runner COACH: Bob Carroll Melissa Millar, cross country runner for the Dillon Beavers, was named Athlete of tha Week by the Dillon Tribune staff for her outstanding performance in the Western Montana College Triathlon, held last Saturday in Dillon. Her parents are Tom and Becky Miller of Dillon. Melissa finished first In her age group and was the top woman finisher overall with atime of22:36. Miller has a been consistent runner for the Beaver team throughout the season and is one of the favorites heading Into the state meet this weekend. This Athlete of tto Week Is Sponsored by... , - L a k n a r H a r d w a r e Your Hunting Camp Headquarters. 120 N. Montana Dillon 683-2651 N o t ic e to P u b l ic This is to advise the public that flower pots and boxes must be removed from gravesites at Mountain View Cemetery prior to October 31,1989 to facilitate fall cemetery main tenance. Cemetery hours are 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., Mon.-Fri., and 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. weekends and holidays. Richard D. Thorson G ty o f Dillon - Director o f Operations S U B S T A N T I A L R E W A R D for the return of a Redline BMX Bike - bright yellow. Stolen from Barnett St. Call 683-4333 days 683-4985 eves. ~ ' .. ....................... . \■ ■■■\ — ■> ’ The Family of Blanche Knight wishes to thank all who extended their generous hospitality and friendship. Your prayers, words filled with memories of Mom, cards, and letters will never be forgotten and helped us through a very difficult time. A special thank you to Rev. Swanson for his meaningful service and the Eastern Star for graveside services; Joe Morstein and Helen Shaffner for the beautiful music. The Presbyterian Women and a ll who helped with the luncheon allowed us an opportunity to share with friends and family. Last but not least a special thank to you friends Verna Cleverly and Mary Ellen Wilkerson for helping with arrange ments. Geraldine and Leonard Larson and Family ^ Ford and Nancy Knight and Family v ^3726 Rebich Lane 683-5278 ATTENTION DILLON LANDFILL USERS In order to comply w ith federal and state regula tions, the landfill h o urs w ill be strictly adhered to: Monday: 10 a.m. to 6 p lm . Tuesday: 10 a .m . - 6 p.m . W e d n e s d ^ C I ^ S E D > Thursday; 10 a .m . - 6 p.m . Friday: 10 a.m. '«■ 6 p.m. Saturday: 10 a.m . - 6 p.m. Sunday: 10 a.m. - S p.m. Closed Holidays
