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SATURDAY, October 4, 2014 Copyright 2014 $1 FWP: No Fun for all evidence Fully accessible playground opens at McCormick Park driver ran down wolves Anti-wolf advocate had claimed he hit two animals with his vehicle

By KIM BRIGGEMAN of the Missoulian

Toby Bridges won’t be charged for running down two wolves on Interstate 90 last month because an investigation found no evidence that he did. Bridges, the Missoula man and a leader among anti-wolf extremists, posted pictures on with a claim that he hit two wolves on the Montana side of Lookout Pass on Sept. 14. “At the end of the day, we had nothing even remotely resembling proof beyond a reasonable doubt that it happened the way it was purported,”said Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks Region 2 Warden Capt. Joe Jaquith.

See WOLVES, Page A5 TOM BAUER/Missoulian Kids play on a slide that comes down from a “play mountain” during the grand opening of Silver Summit, an all-abilities playground in McCormick Park, on Friday. The playground has equipment and a design that allows children of all abilities to play alongside each other. TROY MINE Silver Summit a dream come Operations true, two years in the making back By DAVID ERICKSON of the Missoulian underway What began two years ago as one Missoula woman’s fruitless search for an adaptive swing for her disabled son is now Revett was forced to Montana’s first large- n More scale, universally online: For a shut down after series accessible playground for video and children of all abilities. photo gallery from of rockslides in 2012 On Friday afternoon, Friday’s opening of Missoula Parks and By DAVID ERICKSON Silver Summit, go online of the Missoulian Recreation and the All- to this story on Abilities Playground Missoulian.com. TROY – Mining operations Project celebrated the are back underway at the Troy grand opening of Silver Mine for the first time since a Summit in McCormick Park. series of underground TOM BAUER/Missoulian With play features for children who have sensory, rockslides forced it to close in Kylie McKittrick, left, speaks during the grand opening of the playground as 2012. Melina Peck, who sang the national anthem, listens on Friday. See PLAYGROUND, Page A5 Revett Mining Co. announced this week the mine had recommenced underground crusher operations and milling operations will restart soon. According to company Tenants told Paxson Plaza, Val-U Inn to be sold president and CEO John Shanahan, the mine currently By DAVID ERICKSON uncertain. The plaza, located at the contact. sale of the property. employs 65 people and that of the Missoulian 2700 Paxson St., hosts several According to Hemstreet’s The letter informed the number will ramp up to 95 by businesses, including Montage website, the company develops, tenants that the buyers would the end of the year. The development Salon & Supply, Midnight owns and operates office be contacting them soon to “We hope to return to full corporation that owns the levels of 175 employees as we Dreams, Diamondback Golf and buildings, hotels, resorts, discuss future options Paxson Plaza shopping center a U.S. military recruiting office. apartment buildings, storage regarding their retail space. See TROY MINE, Page A5 and Val-U Inn near Southgate The plaza and Val-U Inn are units and shopping centers A manager at the Val-U Inn Mall has informed commercial owned by Hemstreet across the country. referred inquiries to Chris tenants that the property is n More online: Take a Development Corp., a company On Wednesday, the tenants Wehmeyer, an executive with under contract to be sold to an with corporate offices in of the Paxson Plaza were all tour of the Troy Mine Hemstreet. Wehmeyer declined unnamed buyer. Beaverton, Oregon, and sent letters informing them and read more about to comment on the future of The status of the current Scottsdale, Arizona. State tax that the plaza is currently its history of cave-ins, online tenants that rent retail space is records list Richard Janulis as engaged in a contract for the See PLAZA, Page A11 with this story.

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By JOHN ROGERS city of Santa Maria, three sent its 76,000 students body with frozen water Associated Press hours north of Los Angeles, home an hour early on bottles and greeted people Friday’s Thursday and Friday to get by telling them, “I’m LOS ANGELES – While 100-degree reading tied a them out of class before frozen in ice from the people in some other parts record for the date set in the hottest part of the day. Antarctic.”When the ice of the country are watching 1985. The Los Angeles melted, he drank it. When the leaves turn a Department of Water and it ran out, he went home. kaleidoscope of fall colors as Blame the Santa Ana Power is urging people to they contemplate Winds, those chameleon- set thermostats at 78 As Los Angeles unpacking winter clothes, like gusts that start out icy degrees. With wildfire County lifeguards California is roasting under cold in the Great Basin danger high across much of prepared for hundreds of an autumn heat wave. region of Utah and , the state, the Los Angeles thousands of people to As high temperatures but by the time they race County Fire Department storm the beaches (“It were ranging from the low across deserts and down has beefed up many of its should be like a summer 100s in Southern California mountain canyons and firefighting crews from weekend,”said Chief to the 90s in the normally NICK UT/Associated Press arrive in Southern Women shade themselves from the sun in the Chinatown three to four people and Lifeguard Steve Moseley) more temperate San California they are hot as ... section of downtown Los Angeles on Thursday. stationed extra equipment ’s Fall Foliage Francisco Bay Area on well, you know. m San Diego to San Francisco. in strategic locations. “We report predicted that Friday,National Weather Usually during a heat talk about staying hydrated autumn leaves in the Service forecasters warned wave Southern Californians This is unusual but LA’s Woodland Hills starting early in the day Adirondack and Catskill it was just a warm-up for can tell themselves, “Well, and staying ready to go,” mountains could be at their not unprecedented. neighborhood could what lies ahead this it’s hotter in Arizona and Inspector Rick Flores said. most spectacular this Although temperatures for surpass 108 degrees weekend. Death Valley.”Not this time. Perry Mann, who weekend. Meanwhile, in “We’re looking for it to By mid-afternoon Friday,it this time of year are Saturday. dresses as a pirate and Madison, Wisconsin, peak tomorrow,”said Stuart was 99 in Long Beach, the normally in the high , it Los Angeles County is poses for pictures with temperatures were in Seto of the National same as the temperature in reached 108 in Los Angeles opening dozens of cooling tourists on Hollywood freefall. They dropped Weather Service, adding Death Valley,California, on Oct. 3, 1987,and again centers at places like Boulevard may have come from highs in the last that some high- which calls itself the hottest the next day.“It’s hot but libraries and community up with the most week to the 50s on Friday, temperature records could place on the planet. It was not record-breaking hot,” centers. The Long Beach innovative solution. On with a forecast for sleet or fall Saturday.In the coastal 95 in Phoenix. says Seto. Not yet, anyway. Unified School District Thursday he packed his snow by Saturday.

before the ash began billowing pollution from fertilizers and out of the crater. greenhouse gas emissions as some of the main perils facing Earthquakes the planet. The worst wildlife decline was found among At least eight people freshwater species, which were killed when a 4.9 plunged by 76 percent during magnitude quake the 40-year period. Wildlife on wrecked homes and other land and in the oceans buildings in Peru’s southern dropped by 39 percent. village of Misca, near the popular Andean tourist Ringing condemnation destination of Cuzco. n Earth movements were also The iconic cowbells felt in western Bolivia, the ringing around the northern Netherlands, western necks of Swiss cows Montana, north-central could become a thing of the Oklahoma and the Sierra past following a study that finds Nevada range in central the bells destroy bovine hearing California. and affect feeding habits. Researchers at the Swiss events such as an early South hailed by environmental the mountain erupted without Tropical cyclones Federal Institute of Technology Dakota blizzard, freak storms in groups. The five join other warning during a busy hiking in Zurich found the bells Germany and a cold British corporations, including Cargill, weekend. Dozens of others Typhoon Phanfone a noise level of 100 to 113 spring, other weather extremes that had already agreed to sustained injuries in the formed north of Guam, decibels – basically equivalent then threatened had clear fingerprints of climate stop. Palm oil is used in disaster, including people who to that of a chainsaw and far in Japan’s eastern Honshu Island change. By running multiple cooking and various products. were hit by flying stones and excess of safety standards. Warming extremes late in the week. Tropical Storm Agricultural scientist Julia Johns global climate models, five It’s among the consumer items inhaled hot, poisonous fumes. Kammuri passed over the same told Schweiz am Sonntag that New reports have independent studies found that that create the greatest But many of the hikers survived region days earlier. thousands of Swiss cows may found evidence for the of burning fossil fuels ecological damage. by taking refuge in mountaintop n Hurricane Rachel formed well have been made deaf by the first time that some shelters. Volcanologists say the have made heat waves like Deforestation has endangered to the west of Baja California. bells. “We didn’t need long disaster was not caused by extreme weather can be those that baked eastern Asia, a third of all mammals in Biodiversity Destruction university research to tell us rising magma, but was instead attributed to man-made global and New Zealand in Indonesia, including Loss of habitats, hunting, that the bells are not beneficial warming. Experts have long 2013 far more likely. A Stanford orangutans. It’s estimated that due to what’s called a phreatic fishing and climate change to cows,” says Lolita Morena maintained that no single event, study found greenhouse gas the record deforestation eruption, in which steam is the killed off more than half of the from a Swiss animal protection like a drought, heat wave or emissions now make rain- accounts for 85 percent of main force. Ground water within world’s wildlife populations group. She told the Swiss site storm, could be linked to blocking ridges of high Indonesia’s contribution to the volcano boiled and built up between 1970 and 2010, The Local: “Farmers will just climate change. But a growing pressure three times more likely global warming. Palm oil pressure until it exploded as according to a new report by have to spend a bit more time number now say their thinking to bring drought to California. deforestation in Malaysia ranks water vapor, launching ash and the World Wildlife Fund. The finding their cows in bad has changed, thanks to better a close second. hot stones high into the air. group’s Living Planet Report weather, like shepherds do. It’s computer models. The Bulletin Deforestation halt Such a blast often occurs 2014 also cautioned that stress difficult work ... but they chose of the American Meteorological Deadly eruption without warning. Despite the 12 from man-made exploitation of it.” Society released on Sept. 29 Five leading palm oil seismometers positioned the environment is now 50 looks at 22 studies on 2013 producers announced At least 47 people around the slopes of Mount percent greater than nature can Distributed by: Universal Uclick climate extremes. While they will stop perished around the Ontake, the only warning hikers withstand. It points to wholesale www.earthweek.com scientists say they could not expanding their plantations summit of Japan’s had of the eruption was a felling of the world’s forests, © MMXIV Earth Environment find a global warming link to through deforestation – a move Mount Ontake volcano when thunderous explosion moments groundwater pumping, nitrogen Service

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THIS DAY IN HISTORY born in Normandy. Electra crashed on takeoff to 30 years in received a 20-year Ten years ago: The In 1822, the 19th from ’s Logan prison. Triple Crown- sentence after a sobbing SpaceShipOne rocket Today is Saturday, president of the United International Airport, winning racehorse plea for forgiveness before plane broke through Oct. 4, the 277th day of States, Rutherford B. killing all but 10 of the 72 Secretariat, suffering a a federal judge in Earth’s atmosphere to the 2014. There are 88 days left Hayes, was born in people on board. hoof ailment, was Alexandria, Virginia. In a edge of space for the in the year. Delaware, Ohio. In 1970, rock singer humanely destroyed at age federal court in Boston, a second time in five days, Today’s Highlight in In 1931, the comic strip Janis Joplin, 27,was found 19. Graham Chapman, a laughing Richard Reid capturing the $10 million History: “Dick Tracy,”created by dead in her Hollywood founding member of the pleaded guilty to trying to Ansari X prize aimed at On Oct. 4, 1957, the Chester Gould, made its hotel room. British comedy group blow up a trans-Atlantic opening the final frontier Soviet Union launched debut. In 1976, agriculture Monty Python, died at age flight with explosives to tourists. Pioneering Sputnik 1, the first artificial In 1940, Adolf Hitler secretary Earl Butz 48. hidden in his shoes (the astronaut Gordon Cooper satellite, into orbit. and Benito Mussolini resigned in the wake of a In 1991, 26 nations, British citizen was later died in Ventura, California, On this date: conferred at Brenner Pass controversy over a joke including the United sentenced to life in prison). at age 77. In 1777, Gen. George in the Alps. he’d made about blacks. States, signed the Madrid Washington’s troops In 1959, the Soviet In 1989, Fawaz Younis, Protocol, which imposed a launched an assault on the Union launched Luna 3, a a Lebanese hijacker 50-year ban on oil THIS DAY IN HISTORY Keep Missoula’s History alive British at Germantown, space probe which convicted of exploration and mining in Sponsored by: by joining the Friends of the , resulting in transmitted images of the commandeering a Antarctica. Historical Museum. heavy American casualties. 3400 Captain Rawn Way far side of the moon. Jordanian jetliner with two In 2002, John Walker Bldg. 322 In 1814, French painter In 1960, an Eastern Air Americans aboard in 1985, Lindh, the so-called Missoula, Montana Jean-Francois Millet was (406) 728-3476 Lines Lockheed L-188A was sentenced in “American Taliban,” fortmissoulamuseum.org

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By CHRISTOPHER robust 248,000 jobs in part-time jobs when they spending and growth. consumers. Rates for part-time jobs last month S. RUGABER September, and generated want full-time ones The encouraging jobs mortgages, auto loans and even though they want Associated Press 69,000 more jobs in July remains elevated. report came a day after credit cards will probably full-time work. That figure WASHINGTON – A and August than previously As a result, the Fed may President rise. Businesses may cut is up from just 4.6 million surge in hiring last month reported, the government not move up its timetable touted his administration’s back on borrowing. And before the recession. helped drive the nation’s said Friday. That helped for raising interest rates to economic achievements in stock markets frequently And among the unemployment rate down bring unemployment down control inflation, a speech. The economy is drop when rates rise. 9.3 million unemployed, to a six-year low of 5.9 from 6.1 percent in August. economists say. Most the top issue in voters’ Lower unemployment 3 million have been out of percent – within striking The jobless rate now expect the Fed won’t act minds as the Nov. 4 usually forces up wages as work for more than six distance of what stands at the lowest level until the middle of next elections near, according to employers bid for a months. That figure has economists consider a since July 2008, in the year. an Associated Press-GfK dwindling supply of job- declined in the past three healthy level. middle of the Great Friday’s data “are poll. hunters. Higher paychecks years but is still more than The encouraging Recession, and is getting generally consistent with While most signs point can also push up prices. twice its precession numbers – contained in the close to the roughly 5.5 the Fed’s economic to an improving economy, Some Fed policymakers proportion. last government report on percent that the Federal forecasts and therefore the poll found that 62 have already warned that unemployment before the Reserve considers should not change their percent of likely voters still unemployment is low Bill McQuirk midterm elections – consistent with a healthy thinking,”Doug Handler, consider the economy enough to spur higher pushed the Dow Jones economy. an economist at IHS Global “poor,”little changed from inflation. industrial average up 214 Nevertheless, other Insight, said in a note to two years earlier. But Fed Chair Janet points in afternoon trading gauges of the job market clients. When the Fed begins Yellen has said the raising its benchmark rate, unemployment rate may and could give an still bear scars from the The Fed has kept its [email protected] important boost at the polls recession. Wages aren’t benchmark interest rate the effects will ripple exaggerate the strength of to Democrats and to rising. And the number of near zero for almost six throughout the economy the job market. 532-9234 incumbents in general. people out of a job for more years in an effort to and could have a profound For example, there were U.S. employers added a than six months or stuck in encourage more borrowing, impact on businesses and 7.1 million people working

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city. My hope is that all Playground kids with disabilities will Continued take pride in this playground and realize cognitive or multiple that they can advocate for disabilities, Silver Summit themselves.” is billed as a place for all The city took input children to slide, climb, from kids on the autism swing, roll and scamper spectrum and other together, regardless of disabilities when ability. designing the park. At the Kylie McKittrick, 14, is center of the plan was a one of the thousands of colorful, rubberized “play children who will benefit mountain” that resembles from the space. She said . The she’s never seen a climbing feature offers playground like it. many routes to the top, so “I love it,”she said as able-bodied kids can scale she navigated her a steep climbing wall while wheelchair through the friends and siblings next to crowd and greeted her them can power up the friends. “I think it’s pretty cool. I just like how it’s all mountain in an electric accessible for kids with wheelchair or crawl up disabilities.” with the aid of ropes and McKittrick then joined climbing holds. dozens of other children in Montgomery has said a ribbon-cutting that many kids with ceremony, before heading disabilities express a out to one of the many new strong desire to get a view features of the playground. from up high, something The kickoff party they rarely can do. included speeches by At the borders of the

Mayor and TOM BAUER/Missoulian park, quiet spaces let kids Carol Fleharty of the Matt Morris talks to his 2-year-old son Ridge during the grand opening. The playground features a cushioned surface with sensory disabilities Bonner All-Children’s that allows children with assistive equipment to travel freely around the area. retreat and enjoy tactile Park Committee, as well as play and gardening. A music by Grandma’s Little the Dennis and Phyllis gardens to sensory for a swing in town that Project and was rubberized surface allows Darlings and a Washington Foundation, features to different levels was fully accessible,” instrumental in kids on wheels to navigate performance of the Missoula College Heavy of play,”Gaukler Gaukler remembered. ” We fundraising and freely, unimpeded by sand national anthem by 12- Equipment Program, explained. “We want to got to talking, and pretty promotion. She said that or wood. The play year-old Melina Peck. Bonner Property make sure when it is soon that swing grew into empowering children to equipment provides body “It’s very exciting,”said Development and dozens complete it truly is all- a playground, and a help build the playground support and allows kids to Donna Gaukler, director of of local foundations, inclusive for every kid of playground that we set our was one of her main goals roll on or transfer from an Missoula Parks and businesses and every background. Other first sights on being a all along. assistive device. Recreation. “It’s a individuals, according to cities are working on nice-sized playground – “I hope that this Gaukler said she has playground for every kid. Rebecca Goodrich, things like it, other more similar in size to our project shows this been getting nothing but That has been one of the communications specialist versions of it, but we’re the existing larger community that kids can great feedback on the big goals of this whole with Missoula Parks and first city to have one in neighborhood playgrounds advocate for themselves,” project so far. project. Different kids Recreation. Montana. And it’s way cool – has turned into a full- Montgomery said. “I’m so “It’s been incredible,” have different needs.” Fundraising is that it’s in downtown acre playground. And it proud of Missoula for underway for phase 2 of Missoula.” will probably cost close to really listening when kids she said. “The stories The playground the project, which is Gaukler remembers three-quarters of a million came to participate in we’re hearing and the covers 30,000 square feet expected to cost about back in 2012 when Jenny dollars when it’s done. It’s focus groups and talked number of kids we’re and has cost $525,000 so $200,000. That portion Montgomery walked in pretty darn cool, let me tell about how the built seeing of all interests and far. It was funded by the will add a stage, sensory looking for a molded swing you.” environment wasn’t abilities has been city of Missoula, cash and garden and another active for her son, who needs meeting their needs and phenomenal.” in-kind donations from play zone. more body support. Montgomery is now what they would love to For more information, the Morris and Helen “We want to offer kids a “It’s kind of cool the chairperson of the All- see and love to play on. So, visit Silver Family Foundation, whole spectrum, from because she was looking Abilities Playground I’m really just proud of the allabilitiesplayground.org.

Bridges presides The first wolf was dead, the hill or “anywhere in Friday afternoon. Wardens people are your own worst Wolves over Lobo Watch, an anti- and Bridges said he the area,”he said. It’s interviewed him and used enemies ... please, please Continued wolf website and Facebook stopped to take pictures. theoretically possible the his photographs for keep it up.” page. He made the post on While doing so, he saw the adults could have eaten further investigation by Jaquith said it’s illegal “There was just no Sept. 16. FWP became other pup climbing up the their injured young. MHP and wildlife in Montana to harass or physical evidence to back aware of it the next day hill and dragging a broken “But is it likely that you specialists. intentionally kill wildlife it up other than the photo and investigated it the day leg. He heard it “howling transfer from one event to Jaquith said Bridges with a motor vehicle and of him on the side of the after that. in distress,”then a ruckus the other that quickly? was cooperative. “He just FWP takes such reports road with a wolf, and The carcass of a wolf that he took to mean the That they would make reiterated essentially what seriously. there’s plenty of alternate was found near the adult wolves had “finished essentially a beeline back he said on his Facebook “People are free to explanations for how that westbound lane at mile off their severely injured down around to do that? post.” express their mind or say could have happened.” post 3.5, just where offspring.” That strikes me as odd,” Bridges has posted anything they want on the Wardens searched for Bridges said he’d hit two FWP investigators said Jaquith said. several times since about Internet, but we aren’t,” other witnesses and young wolves of four that the carcass of the wolf Further, when the reaction stirred up by he said. “We have to “shot right out in front of they found along the investigators looked for the Sept. 16 post. worked with the Montana collect facts and present me.” highway four days later any sign of damage on His most recent one on Department of facts.” “There was no time to “had the same color of fur Bridges’ vehicle, none was his personal Facebook Transportation to find If there is more hit the brakes (like I really and was about the same found. page was Wednesday, some. None came evidence than simply a forward. would?) and I heard two body size” as the one in “All I can say is that when he wrote: “I want to claim and some photos on Jaquith said FWP took distinct loud ‘thumps,’” Bridges’ pictures, Jaquith after looking at the vehicle personally thank all of you the Internet, “we take its evidence to the Bridges posted. said. “But it was and examining the wolf loving fools. You’ve Montana Highway Patrol He said in his mirror he dessicated to the point of photographs, he may have been very good for action on it,”Jaquith for a second opinion. saw an “almost black 50- being like a piece of claimed to have done it, business over on the added. “But at the end of Officers trained in pound wolf spinning leather on the side of the but his vehicle doesn’t LOBO WATCH Facebook the day, if we’re standing accident investigations around in the middle of road. There was no way it have any indication at all page. Over the past week, there with nothing more concurred with the the highway – with one could have gotten (in that that he just struck two your ignorant remarks than Internet posts, well, conclusion that sufficient very apparent, very badly condition) in that short animals at highway about wolves have added we’re not going to proof was lacking. So did broken back leg. In the period of time.” speed,”Jaquith said. more than 400 new WOLF convince a jury anywhere the Mineral County other, I saw one slightly Wardens searched but CONTROL followers ... in the United States that Attorney’s Office, which smaller wolf rolling onto found no sign of the Bridges didn’t return and I only had to ban 150 that’s sufficient to reviewed the investigation. the shoulder.” second wolf’s carcass up requests for comment or so wolfaboos. You prosecute somebody.”

From 2004 until 2012, “Unfortunately, some celebrated two years was negligent regarding Rock Creek Mine, which Troy Mine the mine employed about people have had to go long without a reportable injury worker safety, a claim that would be a much larger Continued 180 people, many from the distances to find work,”he or an accident that caused was disputed by the deposit of the same copper surrounding area. said. “But our people have an employee to miss time. company. and silver ore. return to full production in Shanahan said he done a great job of staying The Troy Mine was The Troy Mine’s surface The company expects a mid-2015,”he said. expects to get near that in contact. For the most recognized with the facilities, including supplemental The underground mine, level of employment by the part, people are really National Mining tailings and offices, take environmental impact located just west of Bull middle of next year, and he looking forward to being Association’s 2013 up only about 400 acres, statement on that Lake along Montana hopes to hire back as many back. It’s been a tough one. Sentinels of Safety Award Shanahan estimated. operation early next year, Highway 56 in Lincoln of the previous employees Really, we were the engine in the Large Underground However, there are which would be open for County, contains a sulfite- as possible. there for the economy. Metal Mine Group. approximately 90 miles of public comment. based ore that produces “Our skilled employees People are looking forward It’s a great turnaround underground caverns and “We are not going to see copper and silver. are miners, mechanics and to getting back in the for a company that was roads. At full capacity, production capabilities on Shanahan said the millworkers,”he explained. swing again. We’ve found a facing harsh criticism after 4,000 tons of rock are Rock Creek until 2021 and company produces a high- “Obviously, our priority is new life. We won’t get a 2007 cave-in claimed the hauled out of the caverns 2026, but once up and grade silver and copper those that have previously everyone back, but we life of a 55-year-old per day. running, that mine will concentrate that it ships worked there. Many still hope to get the vast mechanic. Federal About 30 miles away, employ around 300 off domestically and live there and are waiting. majority.” investigators concluded the company is in the employees,”Shanahan overseas for smelting. Many of our employees On Sept. 24, Revett that the mine management development stage of the explained. “It’s an extremely clean were hired locally and concentrate,”he said. “It’s trained, and if we have to one of the highest grades of do that again we’ll do copper and silver that.” CostCare concentrate on the market.” Shanahan said that the The mine has another Troy Mine is by far the 12 years of life at least, largest employer in the Wellness Fair Shanahan said. area. ARTS “We always hope with Saturday, October 11th continued exploration we CULTURE will have successes, but of MEDIA 7am - 10am missoulian.com course no one knows until ENTERTAINMENT Wellness Lab Panels $35 we’ve actually completed Every minute. Every day. will screen for Diabetes (must fast for 8 hours) that,”he said. SPORTS TECHNOLOGY Complete Blood Count • Comprehensive Metabolic Panel FASHION ADVERTISE Thyroid Screen • Cholesterol Panel • (PSA $15 extra) The Comfort Reclinerer™ ADVICE TODAY Flu Shots 4 years and up $20 Sale thru October 31 LOOK FOR THIS MONTHLY PUBLICATION IN THE MISSOULIAN AND ON RACKS IN HAMILTON, MISSOULA, RONAN, POLSON AND BIGFORK. 406-541-3046 CONTACT US AT (406) 523.5223 OR 2819 Great Northern Loop Walk-in Clinic 542-8993 6th & Higgins [email protected] FOR ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITIES next to Missoula Bone & Joint, off Mullan A6 – Missoulian, Saturday, October 4, 2014 WORLD

SYRIA Heavy fighting between Kurds, militants hits border town

By BASSEM MROUE Friday to the east and after Turkish Prime Asked what would and SUZAN FRASER southeast of Kobani, where Minister Ahmet Davutoglu happen if Kobani were Associated Press it said seven Islamic State told Turkey’s ATV captured, Davutoglu said: late BEIRUT – Islamic State fighters and 13 Kurdish “We would not want Thursday that his militants heavily shelled a militiamen were killed. government “would do Kobani to fall. We have Kurdish town on ’s whatever is necessary, our opened our arms to our border with Turkey on The assault came despite renewed U.S.-led utmost to prevent Kobani’s brothers who have come Friday as jihadi fighters fall.” from Kobani.” prepared an all-out airstrikes in the area. The offensive for the strategic United States has been site, whose capture would bombing the Islamic State group across Syria since provide a direct link last week and in between areas under their neighboring Iraq since control in Aleppo and their early August. stronghold in Raqqa to the An Associated Press east. reporter monitoring the The fighting came as BURHAN OZBILICI/Associated Press fighting from the Turkish Turkey’s prime minister Turkish soldiers take up positions a few hundred yards from the border line as smoke rises in the distance after a border town of Suruc pledged his country would mortar shell landed in the city center of Kobani in Syria as reported intense shelling of do what it could to prevent fighting intensified between Syrian Kurds and the militants Kobani from the south and the fall of Kobani, although of Islamic State, seen from Mursitpinar near Suruc, Turkey, west. One tank moved on he did not spell out what late Friday. the edge of the town as assistance Turkey would shells landed just 500 provide. Turkey’s day of the feast,”said of nearby Kurdish villages. yards from the Turkish parliament gave the Nasser Haj Mansour, a The assault, which has border. Ambulances government new powers defense official in Syria’s forced some 160,000 whizzed to and from the Thursday to launch Kurdish region, referring to Syrians to flee, has left the border, bringing the military incursions into the Muslim holiday of Eid Kurdish militiamen wounded to Turkey for Syria and Iraq, and to allow al-Adha that begins on scrambling to repel the treatment. foreign forces to use its Saturday in most Muslim militants’ advance into the Ismet Sheikh Hassan, territory for possible countries. outskirts of the town, also the Kurdish defense operations against the “Kurdish fighters are known as Ayn Arab. minister for the Kobani Islamic State group. ready and prepared to repel The Britain-based region, said Islamic State Kurdish officials and any attack.” Syrian Observatory for fighters were advancing activists said that Islamic Haj Mansour said Human Rights said that from the east, west and State group fighters had so shelling of Kobani on some 3,000 Kurds were southeast of Kobani, firing far not penetrated the Friday afternoon killed stuck on the Syria-Turkish rockets on the town. He frontier town as fighting three civilians. border, prevented by called on the U.S.-led raged on the eve of a major Kobani and its Turkish authorities from coalition “to hit (militant) Muslim holiday. surrounding areas have crossing to safety. tanks instead of bases.” “It looks like they are been under attack since The Observatory, which The latest round of going to attack tonight and mid-September, with monitors Syria’s civil war, fighting over Kobani came try to enter (Kobani) on the militants capturing dozens reported intense fighting “Always Quality First” Video: Islamic State fighter Commercial & Residential • Custom Ornamental beheads British hostage Iron • Custom Wood By JON GAMBRELL “If true, this is a further “This is again yet and JILL LAWLESS disgusting murder,”the another just very clear • Chainlink Associated Press statement read. “We are example of the brutality of • Automatic Gate CAIRO – An Internet offering the family every this group, and why the video released Friday support possible; they ask president has articulated Systems to be left alone at this purports to show an and is moving out in a • Access Control Systems Islamic State group fighter time.” comprehensive way to beheading British hostage Britain has been degrade and destroy ISIL,” • Security & Wildlife , the fourth supporting U.S. military Monaco said, using an such killing carried out by efforts against the Islamic acronym for the group. 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By KRISTA LARSON questionnaire obtained by may have come into contact Associated Press the Associated Press, with her while she was Duncan said that he hadn’t fetching water. MONROVIA, Liberia – come into contact with an Pewu Wolobah, a Thomas Eric Duncan Ebola patient. However, it member of the rushed to help his 19-year- is not clear whether he had neighborhood anti-Ebola old neighbor when she learned of Williams’ task force, lamented that began convulsing days after diagnosis before traveling. even as Americans try to CARAS complaining of stomach In an interview with trace all of Duncan’s pain. Everyone assumed Canada’s CBC News, contacts there, the virus is her illness was related to Liberian President Ellen spreading through her being seven months Johnson Sirleaf said she Duncan’s old neighborhood pregnant. was “very saddened” and faster than anyone can keep When no ambulance “very angry” with Duncan track. came, Duncan, Marthalene for putting Americans at The aunt of the pregnant Williams’ parents and BUCKS risk, adding: “I just hope victim died on Wednesday several others lifted her into that nobody else gets after collapsing in her a taxi, and Duncan rode in infected.” house next door to the the front seat as the cab Williams home. Her 15- took Williams to the SATURDAYAND SUNDAY In the neighborhood year-old daughter Angela is hospital. She later died. where Williams lived, some left behind, along with the Within weeks, everyone people were no longer pregnant woman’s three who helped Williams that willing to take any risks younger siblings – Ezo 10/4 & 10/5 day was either sick or dead, Thursday, not after seeing Williams, 16, Tete too – victims of Ebola, the what happened to those Williams, 12, and Stanley virus that is ravaging who showed compassion Williams, 3 – and the Liberia’s capital and other for the pregnant woman. family dog. parts of West Africa, with As 9-year-old Mercy Their parents left more than 3,300 deaths Kennedy sobbed along with Thursday morning for an reported. neighbors mourning news Ebola treatment center. As The disease is spread of her mother’s death, not a word spread that they, too, through direct contact with person would touch the took a taxi, the health saliva, sweat, blood and little girl to comfort her. workers expressed alarm. other bodily fluids, and all Mercy’s mother had “Does anybody know those who fell ill after helped to wash the the taxi number or the helping Williams had pregnant woman’s clothes, license plate?” one man touched her. She turned out and had touched her body called into the crowd. “We to have Ebola. after she died at home need to find this vehicle!” Duncan is now when no hospital could find All the cases, including hospitalized in an isolation space for her, neighbors Duncan’s, appear to have ward in Texas after falling said. started with Williams, sick with Ebola following On Thursday, little though some wondered his arrival last month on a Mercy walked around in a how a pregnant woman family visit. He has become daze in a torn nightgown who stayed at home could a symbol of how the lethal and flip-flops, pulling up have contracted Ebola. disease could spread within the fabric to wipe her tears The tragedy of Williams’ the U.S. as a group of workers from death could grow larger Here in Liberia, the neighborhood task still: Neighbors and however, he is just another force followed the sound of relatives said more than neighbor infected by a virus wailing through the thick 100 people came to a wake that is devastating the grove of banana trees and for her. No one could say cluster of tin-roof homes corn plants. for sure how many people along 72nd SKD Boulevard “We love you so dearly, may have touched the body. where Williams lived. yeah,”one man wearing “We had a lot of people “My pa and four other rubber gloves told her from come from a great distance people took her to the car. a safe distance. “We want to sympathize with her Duncan was in the front to take care of you. Have family,”said Joseph Dolo seat with the driver, and the you been playing with your from the anti-Ebola task others were in the back seat friends here?” force. “She had a lot of with her,”recounted her 15- With Mercy’s mother friends.” year-old cousin Angela dead, neighbors fear it is Garway, standing in the only a matter of time before courtyard between the she, too, shows signs of the homes where they all lived. virus, and they want to Rod & Jan Rogers “He was a good person.” know which other children Meanwhile, Liberian authorities Thursday announced plans to prosecute Duncan, saying Diamond & 2727 S. 3RD W. the delivery driver lied Coin Buyer [email protected] about his Ebola status upon 239-5930 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK leaving the country. C.M. Buxton Jeweler & Rare Coins www.cmbuxton.com 728-6399 CARASNURSERY.COM On an airport screening Conner Buxton, CGA, CG, GG CARASNURSERY.COM

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LgCpVlIs 30.76 -1.1 +7.0 FrdmK2010 13.41 -.5 +3.2 AssetStrC m 29.31 -1.7 -5.9 Permanent GlbEq 23.95 -1.9 +2.0 SmCapInst 26.45 -1.6 -2.7 FrdmK2015 13.71 -.7 +3.2 AsstStrgI 30.59 -1.7 -5.2 Portfolio 43.02 -1.4 -0.1 GrthIdAdm 51.16 -.7 +7.8 Yields affect American Century FrdmK2020 14.34 -.8 +3.3 HiIncA m 8.53 +.3 +3.6 Pioneer GrthIstId 51.16 -.7 +7.8 rates on mort- EqIncInv 9.06 -.8 +7.5 FrdmK2025 14.90 -.9 +3.3 HighIncI 8.53 +.3 +3.8 PioneerA m 40.93 -.9 +5.2 HYCor 6.02 +.4 +4.1 gages and other NET 1YR HeritInv 26.17 -.9 +2.7 FrdmK2030 15.20 -1.2 +3.2 Janus StratIncY 11.02 +.1 +5.2 HYCorAdml 6.02 +.4 +4.1 InvGrInv 34.29 -1.0 +5.0 FrdmK2035 15.62 -1.3 +3.1 BalT 31.15 -.5 +5.1 Principal consumer loans. BONDS YEST PVS CHG WK MO QTR AGO UltraInv 35.85 -.7 +4.9 FrdmK2040 15.67 -1.3 +3.1 PerkinsMCVT 24.42 -.4 +4.5 DivIntI 11.70 -2.2 -1.8 HltCrAdml 90.16 -.2 +19.5 American Funds FrdmK2045 16.07 -1.3 +3.2 John Hancock L/T2020I 14.59 -1.0 +2.7 HlthCare 213.66 -.2 +19.4 AMCAPA m 28.57 -1.1 +7.9 FrdmK2050 16.17 -1.2 +3.2 DisValMdCpI 19.00 -1.0 +4.7 L/T2030I 14.81 -1.1 +2.6 ITBondAdm 11.44 +.6 +5.5 Barclays LongT-BdIdx 2.97 2.98 -0.01 t t t 3.49 AmBalA m 25.40 -.5 +5.3 Free2010 15.51 -.5 +3.1 DiscValI 18.94 -.7 +5.3 LCGrIInst 12.96 -1.0 +2.2 ITGradeAd 9.89 +.4 +4.9 Bond Buyer Muni Idx 4.39 4.39 ... t t t 5.12 BondA m 12.73 +.4 +4.4 Free2020 15.45 -.7 +3.3 GAbRSI 11.46 -.1 +3.5 Prudential ITrsyAdml 11.28 +.4 +3.0 CapIncBuA m 59.23 -1.1 +4.4 Free2025 13.20 -.9 +3.3 LifAg1 b 16.32 -1.4 +2.8 JenMCGrA m 39.70 -1.2 +2.2 Barclays USAggregate 2.32 2.30 +0.02 t s s 2.36 InfPrtAdm 26.26 +.3 +4.1 PRIME FED CapWldBdA m 20.49 -.2 +2.7 Free2030 16.17 -1.2 +3.1 LifBa1 b 15.63 -.9 +3.3 Prudential Investmen Barclays US High Yield 6.08 6.08 ... s s s 6.18 CpWldGrIA m 45.87 -1.9 +2.9 GNMA 11.57 +.4 +5.0 LifGr1 b 16.54 -1.1 +3.2 JenMidCapGrZ 41.47 -1.2 +2.4 InfPrtI 10.70 +.3 +4.2 RATE FUNDS Moodys AAA Corp Idx 3.99 3.95 +0.04 t t t 4.58 EurPacGrA m 47.78 -2.7 -2.6 GrowCo 127.54 -.8 +7.0 LifMo1 b 14.53 -.5 +3.4 Putnam InflaPro 13.37 +.2 +3.9 YEST 3.25 .13 FnInvA m 53.70 -1.3 +5.1 GrowInc x 29.27 -.8 +6.5 Lazard CpSpctrmY 37.78 -.8 +5.2 InstIdxI 180.43 -.7 +8.1 .13 Barclays CompT-BdIdx 2.02 1.99 +0.03 t s s 1.58 GlbBalA m 30.95 -1.2 +3.6 GrthCmpK 127.48 -.8 +7.1 EmgMkEqInst d 18.78 -3.2 +1.4 EqIncomeA m 21.69 -1.0 +7.1 InstPlus 180.44 -.7 +8.1 6 MO AGO 3.25 GrthAmA m 45.50 -1.3 +5.8 HiInc d 9.23 +.6 +2.7 IntlStEqInst d 14.15 -2.0 -1.2 GlobNatA m 21.30 -4.7 -3.0 1 YR AGO 3.25 .13 Barclays US Corp 3.06 3.04 +0.02 s s s 3.29 HiIncA m 11.11 +.3 +2.3 Indepndnc 39.63 -1.7 +9.4 Legg Mason GrowIncA m 21.07 -1.1 +6.9 InstTStPl 44.63 -.8 +6.8 IncAmerA m 21.34 -.9 +5.8 IntMuniInc d 10.53 +.2 +5.8 CBAggressGrthA m 201.84 -2.0 HiYldA m 8.02 +.4 +3.3 IntlGr 22.20 -3.4 -4.9 IntBdAmA m 13.50 +.2 +1.6 IntlDisc d 37.95 -2.6 -6.3 +11.3 MultiCapGrA m 81.52 -1.2 +7.3 IntlGrAdm 70.65 -3.4 -4.8 IntlGrInA m 33.73 -2.8 -1.0 InvGrdBd 7.88 +.4 +4.6 CBAggressGrthI 218.30 -2.0 +11.5 VoyagerA m 32.94 -1.4 +4.8 IntlStkIdxAdm 26.88 -3.0 -1.7 Commodities FUELS CLOSE PVS. %CH. %YTD InvCoAmA m 39.42 -1.2 +8.6 LevCoSt d 44.80 -2.8 +4.0 CBAppreciatA m 20.42 -.7 +5.5 Royce IntlStkIdxI 107.48 -3.0 -1.7 MutualA m 36.44 -.9 +6.2 LowPrStkK d 48.51 -1.2 +2.9 WACorePlusBdFI b 11.60 +.4 +6.2 PAMutInv d 13.84 -1.6 -6.0 Crude Oil (bbl) 89.74 91.01 -1.40 -8.8 IntlStkIdxIPls 107.50 -3.0 -1.7 The price of NewEconA m 38.97 -1.1 +2.0 LowPriStk d 48.54 -1.2 +2.8 WACorePlusBdI 11.60 +.4 +6.5 PremierInv d 21.56 -1.8 -2.5 Ethanol (gal) 1.50 1.53 ... -21.5 NewPerspA m 37.73 -1.8 +0.5 Magellan 94.01 -.7 +8.5 Longleaf Partners Russell IntlVal 36.21 -3.1 -3.1 crude oil sank Heating Oil (gal) 2.62 2.64 -0.82 -15.0 NwWrldA m 58.14 -2.3 -1.0 MidCap d 37.76 -1.2 +2.5 LongPart 34.45 -1.7 +2.1 StratBdS 11.23 +.2 +4.5 LTBond 13.81 +1.2 +14.8 by more than $1 SmCpWldA m 48.40 -1.3 -1.5 MuniInc d 13.44 +.3 +8.9 SmCap 34.88 -.1 +7.5 Schwab LTGradeAd 10.58 +1.2 +13.7 Natural Gas (mm btu) 4.04 3.93 +2.72 -4.5 TaxEBdAmA m 13.05 +.2 +8.3 NewMille 40.80 -1.2 +4.2 Loomis Sayles 1000Inv d 52.22 -.8 +7.3 LTInvGr 10.58 +1.2 +13.6 and settled be- Unleaded Gas (gal) 2.38 2.41 -1.27 -14.6 WAMutInvA m 41.62 -1.1 +6.9 NewMktIn d 16.21 -1.0 +7.8 BdInstl 15.46 -.5 +4.9 FUSLgCInl d 15.21 -.9 +7.1 low $90 per bar- Artisan OTC 78.54 -.4 +10.0 BdR b 15.39 -.5 +4.7 S&P500Sel d 31.16 -.7 +8.0 LifeCon 18.60 -.4 +4.6 Intl d 29.62 -2.0 -2.8 Puritan 22.63 -.5 +7.5 Lord Abbett TotStkMSl d 35.90 -.8 +6.6 LifeGro 28.51 -1.1 +4.3 rel for the first METALS CLOSE PVS. %CH. %YTD IntlI d 29.84 -2.0 -2.7 PuritanK 22.62 -.5 +7.5 AffiliatA m 16.23 -.9 +5.9 Scout LifeMod 23.90 -.7 +4.5 time since April Gold (oz) 1192.20 1214.20 -1.81 -0.8 IntlVal d 36.02 -1.8 -2.0 RealInv d 36.49 +.3 +15.2 BondDebA m 8.14 +.2 +4.0 Interntl 34.89 -3.4 -5.4 MdGrIxInv 37.64 -1.3 +6.2 2013. 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AGRICULTURE CLOSE PVS. %CH. %YTD CoreSelN d 22.31 -.8 +4.3 SesInmGrdBd 11.39 +.4 +4.6 IntlValA m 33.46 -2.2 -0.8 T Rowe Price Morg 26.99 -1.0 +5.4 Baron ShTmBond 8.59 ... +0.8 IsIntlEq 21.56 -3.1 -3.9 Balanced 23.69 -.9 +3.7 Cattle (lb) 1.62 1.63 -0.28 +20.7 MorgAdml 83.71 -.9 +5.5 GrInstl 71.43 -.5 -2.3 SmCapDisc d 28.81 -1.5 -3.6 MAInvGrA m 23.58 -.8 +3.3 BlChpGr 67.79 -.4 +4.9 Coffee (lb) 1.85 1.85 ... +66.7 Growth b 70.57 -.5 -2.5 StkSelec 38.08 -.8 +7.0 TotRetA m 18.15 -.4 +5.0 CapApprec 27.49 -.1 +7.1 MuHYAdml 11.20 +.3 +9.9 Bernstein StratInc 11.00 ... +4.3 UtilA m 22.84 -.5 +11.6 DivGrow 35.15 -.5 +5.5 MuInt 14.24 +.3 +6.3 Corn (bu) 3.23 3.23 +0.15 -23.4 DiversMui 14.55 +.2 +3.7 TotalBd 10.69 +.3 +4.6 ValueA m 34.01 -.7 +4.1 EmMktBd d 12.66 -1.1 +5.8 MuIntAdml 14.24 +.3 +6.3 Cotton (lb) 0.63 0.62 +0.99 -25.5 IntDur 13.76 +.3 +5.2 USBdIdx 11.65 +.4 +4.5 ValueI 34.17 -.7 +4.3 EmMktStk d 33.49 -2.5 +3.9 MuLTAdml 11.70 +.4 +9.5 Lumber (1,000 bd ft) 349.20 347.80 +0.40 -3.0 TxMIntl 15.64 -2.4 -4.8 USBdIdxInv 11.65 +.4 +4.4 MainStay EqIndex d 53.03 -.7 +7.9 BlackRock Value 109.23 -1.3 +5.5 HiYldCorA m 5.94 +.4 +3.1 EqtyInc 33.56 -1.2 +3.7 MuLtdAdml 11.07 ... +1.7 Orange Juice (lb) 1.41 1.43 -1.47 +3.3 EqDivA m 25.10 -.9 +4.3 Fidelity Advisor Mktfield 16.61 -2.2 -10.3 GrStkAdv b 54.09 -.4 +4.2 MuShtAdml 15.86 ... +0.7 Soybeans (bu) 9.12 9.24 -1.33 -30.5 EqDivI 25.17 -.9 +4.5 AstMgr70 21.22 -1.0 +3.4 SelEqI 50.42 -1.1 +3.1 GrowStk 54.88 -.4 +4.4 Prmcp 103.52 -1.0 +12.1 Wheat (bu) 4.86 4.83 +0.62 -19.7 EquitDivC m 24.49 -.9 +3.7 NewInsA m 27.75 -1.0 +5.7 Mairs & Power HealthSci 69.28 +.1 +19.9 PrmcpAdml 107.41 -1.0 +12.2 GlLSCrI 10.88 -.3 +1.4 NewInsC m 25.63 -1.0 +5.1 GrthInv 112.18 -.6 +1.7 HiYield d 7.10 +.2 +3.9 PrmcpCorI 21.71 -1.3 +11.7 GlobAlcA m 21.51 -1.5 +1.6 NewInsI 28.27 -1.0 +5.9 Manning & Napier InflPrtBd 12.44 +.2 +3.9 GlobAlcC m 19.88 -1.5 +1.0 StratIncA m 12.27 ... +4.1 WrldOppA 8.25 -3.8 -7.6 InsLgCpGr 28.36 -.2 +4.0 REITIdxAd 102.40 -.1 +14.6 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GenesisInstl 58.48 -.9 -5.5 R2025 15.94 -1.1 +3.6 SmCapIdxIP 152.99 -1.4 +0.6 ComStrInstl 6.77 -1.2 -6.4 First Eagle Northern R2035 16.85 -1.3 +3.5 SmCpGrIdxAdm 42.24 -1.2 -1.7 SOUTH AMERICA / CANADA DFA GlbA m 54.40 -1.9 +1.5 HYFixInc d 7.46 +.3 +4.0 Real d 23.81 ... +14.1 1YrFixInI 10.32 ... +0.3 OverseasA m 23.09 -2.5 -0.1 IntlIndex d 11.84 -3.3 -4.1 Rtmt2010 18.48 -.7 +3.7 SmCpIdAdm 52.99 -1.4 +0.5 Buenos Aires Merval 11419.41 +716.09 +6.69% t s s +111.82% 2YrGlbFII 10.01 ... +0.4 FrankTemp-Frank StkIdx 24.37 -.7 +8.0 Rtmt2020 21.14 -1.0 +3.7 SmCpIdIst 52.99 -1.4 +0.5 5YrGlbFII 11.00 +.2 +2.1 Fed TF A m 12.43 +.2 +9.5 Nuveen Rtmt2030 23.42 -1.2 +3.6 SmCpIndxSgnl 47.74 -1.4 +0.5 Mexico City Bolsa 44678.14 +423.71 +0.96% t t s +4.57% EmMkCrEqI 19.89 -2.4 +3.5 FrankTemp-Franklin HiYldMunI 17.01 +.3 +15.9 Rtmt2040 24.23 -1.3 +3.5 SmCpValIdxAdm 42.82 -1.6 +2.4 Sao Paolo Bovespa 54539.55 +1020.98 +1.91% t t s +5.89% EmMktValI 27.68 -3.1 +1.5 CA TF A m 7.46 +.3 +11.4 RlEstSecI 22.40 ... 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By COLLEEN SLEVIN Committee and the Texas committees doesn’t satisfy youngest child on her back, required by their states. were enslaved. However, at Associated Press State Board of Education, them because they believe a Starbucks cup in one hand For example, Martin the same time this was which has told teachers not board members will and fliers in the other. She Luther King Jr. isn’t going on, democratic GOLDEN, Colo. – to teach according to the ultimately try to change the said she’s frustrated that mentioned in the institutions were being Students, parents and course’s new framework. history course to suit their the board did not listen to or framework, but the Black established, there was teachers in suburban Being taught for the first views. engage in conversation with Panthers are. The College religious toleration and a vow to continue time this year, it gives “This isn’t over,”said those who turned out Board’s instructions about new society was being demonstrating against a greater attention to the Ashlyn Maher, 18, a against the history the new framework say created,”he said. school board’s new history of North America Chatfield High School proposal. teachers know to include Joan Bertin, executive conservative majority after and its native people before senior who has been “This is tyranny in slow King but asked for help with director of the National it refused to back off plans colonization and their helping organize protests motion. This is how it less obvious examples of Coalition Against to review Advanced clashes with Europeans, but over the past two weeks. happens. We all need to people and events to discuss Censorship, which opposed Placement U.S. history critics say it downplays the “We are going to fight until stand up and raise our around some of the themes. the Colorado proposal, said courses for what some see settlers’ success in we see some results.” voices,”she said. But besides who is it’s likely the issue could as anti-American content. establishing a new nation. The College Board mentioned and who isn’t, come up before school The Jefferson County The Colorado board Students and parents administers the course and veteran history teacher boards elsewhere at a time Board of Education voted didn’t vote on its original – along with Jefferson other AP classes, which are Larry Krieger, of when some are also upset Thursday night to lay the proposal to review the County teachers who are in meant to prepare students Montgomery,New Jersey, about Common Core, a new groundwork for a review of history course with an eye their own fight with the for college and give them a faults the framework for set of educational standards curriculum, with the AP toward promoting board over evaluations and chance at earning college having a global, revisionist for reading and math history course likely the patriotism and merit pay – demonstrated credit. It says the view.He said it depicts the adopted by 45 states and the first to get a deeper look. downplaying social disorder along a busy boulevard framework – an outline of U.S. as going from District of Columbia. Board member Julie – language students have during Friday’s afternoon the course built around conquering Native “People who are not in Williams, who proposed the blasted in school-time rush hour as passing cars themes like “politics and Americans to becoming an any ideological camp are history review,said she protests across the district. honked their horns. power” and “environment imperial power, while going to say: ‘Wait a wants to make sure the class However, students and Toni Johnson Boschee and geography” – isn’t downplaying examples of minute. We just want our is balanced. other activists say the held a sign calling for a meant to be an exhaustive cooperation and unity. kids to get a good The elective course has board’s new approach to recall against the list of everything to be “Native Americans were education. We don’t want been criticized by the include students on existing conservative board studied, and teachers are defeated, wrongs were them to be indoctrinated Republican National curriculum review members as she carried her always free to add material done, African-Americans into anything,“’ she said. Dog owner sentenced to Judge orders Missouri to 15 years for fatal mauling recognize same-sex marriages By BILL DRAPER By BRIAN MELLEY The ruling was made in Jackson County Circuit in a dog mauling had blood loss. Associated Press Associated Press come because Alex “Her story shouldn’t a lawsuit filed by 10 same- Judge J. Dale Youngs Jackson repeatedly have ended in such a sex couples who were agreed, ruling that the LANCASTER, Calif. – KANSAS CITY, Mo. – A couples deserve the same ignored complaints about horrific way,”her married in states where gay The morning walk that judge struck down part of marriage is legal, including recognition as opposite- his dogs from horseback husband, Ben Devitt, said would be the last of Missouri’s gay marriage Arlene Zarembka and sex couples who were riders, neighbors and a as he overcame emotion Pamela Devitt’s life was ban for the first time on Zuleyma Tang-Martinez. married in other states. He postman. Prosecutors to speak in court. more than just a routine Friday by ordering the state The St. Louis couple, who said Missouri’s bans serve said he was well aware of A murder charge for a stroll. It was part of the to recognize same-sex got married in Canada, said no legitimate government retiree’s effort to keep fit the danger they posed killing by dogs is rare and marriages legally Friday’s ruling could boost interest. for her golden years with and did nothing about it. applied when someone performed in other states, their household income, “The undisputed facts a young grandson. Devitt, 63, hardly did something so reckless saying state laws banning and they plan to apply before the Court show The fitness regimen stood a chance when the they knew it was the unions single-out gay Monday for Zarembka to that, to the extent these and the plan to move out dogs leaped over dangerous enough to kill couples “for no logical receive Social Security laws prohibit plaintiffs’ of state with her husband Jackson’s fence and someone. reason.” benefits as Tang- legally contracted to be closer to their son’s attacked her in May 2013, In Jackson’s case and The order means that Martinez’s spouse. marriages from other family ended tragically on the home stretch of others like it, there was a such couples will be “To me, it’s a real states being recognized when four pit bulls her two-mile walk in the record of complaints that eligible to sign up for a validation by the judge of here, they are wholly attacked, biting her more high desert town of the dogs were dangerous. wide range of tax, health our relationship and our irrational, do not rest upon than 150 times. On Friday, Littlerock, about 60 miles “His actions in this insurance, veterans and commitment to each any reasonable basis, and the dogs’ owner saw his northeast of Los Angeles. case show that he has a other benefits now other,”Tang-Martinez are purely arbitrary,” future plans evaporate She was unarmed, nearly psychopathic afforded to opposite-sex said. Youngs wrote. “All they do when he was sentenced in didn’t have a phone and disregard for the lives and married couples. Missouri The couples argue that is treat one segment of the Los Angeles County no one was nearby. By the well-being of others,” Attorney General Chris their rights to equal population – gay men and Superior Court to 15 years time help arrived, she had Deputy District Attorney Koster, who has defended protection and due process lesbians – differently than to life in prison. been savaged from head Ryan Williams said of the state’s ban on gay are being violated by their same-sex The rare second- to toe and an arm was Jackson in his sentencing marriage, said his office Missouri’s ban on gay counterparts, for no logical degree murder conviction severed. She died from memo. was reviewing the ruling. marriage. reason.”

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RAVALLI COUNTY COMMISSIONER RACE CHINA Candidate addresses child abuse issue Bullock: ON MISSOULIAN.COM Schallenberger says he didn’t try to silence mother of molested girl Trade Read the original affidavit in By PERRY BACKUS for child abuse and would never anonymous letter that appeared in support of the Ravalli Republic stand in the way of the judicial a newspaper 2005 charges STEVENSVILLE – Ravalli system. recently alleging that he’d used his mission filed against County Commission candidate Schallenberger used his opening position with the Church of Jesus Robert Shatzer, online with Doug Schallenberger said remarks at a candidate forum in Christ of Latter-day Saints in an this story. Thursday that he has no tolerance Stevensville to address an See CANDIDATE, Page B2 a success Governor hopes counterpart will reciprocate with visit

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HELENA – Gov. Steve Bullock on Friday called his recent trade mission to China a success and one that he hopes will yield future contracts with Montana businesses. “I think in many ways it exceeded both my expectations and those of the 10 businesses that went along,”he told reporters. Among the business owners or executives accompanying him were those from a United Grain, a Great Falls trading company; SRS Crisafulli, a Glendive company that manufactures pumps and dredges; Headframe Sprits, a Butte distillery; and Big Sky Resort. China is Montana’s third leading trading partner, he said, with the state exporting more than $100 million of products there annually. “It was a busy, busy week,”Bullock said. “The

KURT WILSON/Missoulian businesses had ‘gold key’ Brandon Reintjes, curator of art at the Montana Museum of Art and Culture, hangs a three-story soft sculpture titled “Rapunzel” from the meetings, as they’re called – roof of the Missoula Mercantile building Friday afternoon. The fabric installation was made by Missoula-born artist Amanda Browder, now meetings with both potential based in Brooklyn, New York. investors and export partners See CHINA, Page B3

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HOUSE DISTRICT 87 Oct. 4, 1883 The first German newspaper in Montana Ballance: CSKT water compact Houtchens: Abortion issue Territory began publication. The Montana Argus was a not fair enough to support should be between woman, doctor four-page weekly, published and edited in Helena by Herman support it? Should the Legislature Should the Legislature support it? Melster. The first issue approve a water compact approve a water compact included a substantial I support a negotiated with the Confederated with the Confederated list of advertisements settlement of the CSKT water This issue’s complexity and Salish and Kootenai tribes? Salish and Kootenai tribes? and a German poem claims and would prefer to avoid variability make a decision What components of the What components of the about the trip from deal must exist for you to See BALLANCE, Page B2 deal must exist for you to See HOUTCHENS, Page B2 Helena to the Northern Pacific’s Last Spike Editor’s note: As November’s general election nears, the Missoulian is running Q&A’s with candidates for county and state legislative ceremonies at Gold offices in western Montana. Today, we look at House District 87 in Ravalli County, including Stevensville, Victor and Pinesdale. Creek on Sept. 8. All of the coverage is online at Missoulian.com.

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she’d let the girl go into a and later in a follow-up the Shatzer family and happy about this.” prosecutor. Candidate nursery room at the church meeting with the parents of forcing them to leave town. Schallenberger said the “I have so much Continued while she checked a nearby the first victim in an Shatzer pleaded guilty in 2005 incident was handed compassion and care for all job board. attempt to keep the matter justice court to over to the police the families involved,” attempt to silence a woman The woman learned later within the church. misdemeanor assault. immediately. Schallenberger said. “I whose daughter was the man, Robert Shatzer, After Shatzer’s case was In his opening statement “I believe in protecting would never stand in the had been previously remanded and settled in way of the legal system.” molested by a parishioner. Thursday night, children, families, and charged with molesting justice court, the woman On Friday, The letter writer, whose Schallenberger said from supporting law another child at the church said she attempted to call enforcement to do their Schallenberger said he had name was withheld to the very beginning of his and that church officials Schallenberger and ask him job,”Schallenberger told the initially considered candidacy,he told people protect the identity of her had taken “informal steps” to alert church members crowd. “The legal system is answering the letter point child, said the incident to keep him away from that a pedophile was his campaign would be designed to deal with this.” by point, but decided he occurred in 2005 at the children. attending the church so based on honesty,integrity Schallenberger was didn’t want to get involved church. The letter writer said parents could protect their and good common sense. serving as the church’s in a “he said, she said kind According to the letter, Schallenberger and other children. She claimed when “This is who I am,” bishop at the time of the of deal. … We completely the woman’s 3-year-old church officials met with Schallenberger returned her Schallenberger said. incident. He said his role in worked with the police. daughter’s pants were her first outside the call, he screamed at her “Recently my ethics have addressing the issue was Whatever they came up pulled down by a man after hospital’s emergency room about ruining the lives of been challenged. I am not one of a pastor, not a with was fine with us.”

the cracks in financial harms those whose needs November ballot that Houtchens support systems. ERIN HOUTCHENS are the greatest. Planned would end voter Parenthood and family registration at 5 p.m. Continued Age: 67. Should the state planning clinics are a on the Friday before Political party: Democratic. about it at this point accept federal dollars necessary part of the Election Day on Legislative district: House District 87. untenable. The rights of to expand Medicaid to system. Tuesday? Why or why Educational background: bachelor’s degree Native Americans, which cover all Montanans up not? People now may in sociology/criminology, University of Montana. There’s been talk historically have been to 138 percent of the register, and vote, up federal poverty level? If Occupation: Youth court, Ravalli County. about whether subverted must be until 8 p.m. on Election addressed and given so, what type of Civic involvement: Youth programs including management of federal expansion do you PTA, 4-H and FFA. lands in Montana Day. priority as long as existing I would oppose limiting (water) rights are not support? If not, why – should be transferred voter registration. Voting denied by these and how will this to the state. Would you should be done with is a right that should be negotiations. income group afford This would also add to the support the idea? Why health insurance? that money? Would you potential jobs within the or why not? encouraged by allowing registration up to the close Should the state Medical coverage return some of it to state. Federal lands belong to provide enough should be a given for taxpayers or would you all the people of America of Election Day. additional money for everyone in our great invest some in Do you support not just an individual the university system, nation. The fact that we do infrastructure additional restrictions state. Parceling out such Would you support to freeze tuition for two not guarantee health projects? on abortion in lands would allow or oppose a bill to more years for benefits for all our people Surplus returned to the Montana? Should the unscrupulous individuals legalize same-sex Montana students as is a disgrace since all other taxpayers has little effect Legislature continue to to legislate for the sale or marriage in Montana? the Legislature did in advanced countries seem overall since it isn’t a approve federal money corporate use of these Why or why not? 2013? Why or why not? capable of providing this significant amount. Since to family planning lands, removing them from I would support same- Yes. The students of necessity. the taxpayer has already clinics, including their value to all the people sex marriage legislation as this state have trouble absorbed the loss of these Planned Parenthood? of our nation. long as the individuals paying for tuition under If Montana has a funds, it could be put to This issue should be involved have the same the current freeze. Raising state budget surplus good use repairing between a woman and her Do you support or rights, obligations and tuition would shut out next year, what are infrastructure that has doctor. Conspiracies to oppose the legislative responsibilities as those in students who fall between your priorities for what gone too long ignored. restrict availability only referendum on the traditional unions.

place, performance results managing its public lands Would you support Ballance and future criteria for NANCY BALLANCE for public access and or oppose a bill to Continued allocating funding. multiple use, legalize same-sex Political party: Republican. environmental health and House marriage in Montana? Should the state Legislative district: economic productivity litigation. However, I District 87. Why or why not? accept federal dollars than the federal cannot support the Political background: Current All legislators swear an to expand Medicaid to government has shown in proposed CSKT water representative for House District 89 oath to uphold the cover all Montanans up recent years. compact, which has a (Stevensville, Victor, Corvallis), Constitution of the state of to 138 percent of the provision that would strip former trustee on the Hamilton Montana, which states in Ballance Do you support or Montana citizens of their federal poverty level? If School Board. Article XIII, Section 7 that so, what type of oppose the legislative constitutional rights for Family: Married to husband, only marriages between referendum on the equal protection under the expansion do you Larry, for 37 years. One son and two grandsons. one man and one woman support? If not, why – November ballot that 14th Amendment, and Experience: Retired executive with 40-plus are recognized in the state. and how will this would end voter other provisions which years in the information technology industry with I would not support any income group afford registration at 5 p.m. constitute private property business leadership and executive experience with bill that proposes takings. Additionally, health insurance? IBM, Zurich Financial Systems and Farmers on the Friday before We need a Montana- Election Day on legislation that is in direct because the proposed Insurance. opposition to my sworn CSKT water compact is a made solution for health Tuesday? Why or why care. Our 1 million people not? People now may oath to uphold the “forever” document that Montana Constitution. cannot be changed by do not fit the one-size- register, and vote, up surplus beyond the or why not? future legislatures, there fits-all federal program until 8 p.m. on Election emergency fund should be The federal government are too many uncertainties that was designed for Day. returned to the taxpayers. has mismanaged our regarding legal, 300 million people. Other I support this change to Montana has a long-range federal lands to the point environmental and states are overhauling their ensure all properly planning program of crisis. The evidence is registered voters are able economic impacts that Medicaid programs, clear that the state to cast their ballots on must be clarified in the bypassing the federal designed to identify and manages its public lands Election Day in a timely currently proposed version government and finding fund infrastructure far better and more manner. Same-day of the compact. they have more money to improvements. Critical spend directly helping infrastructure needs economically than the registration slows the should be identified, federal government. I process and causes Should the state people access health care planned and prioritized on support the transfer of unnecessary delays and provide enough in their state. States are an ongoing basis. We certain public federal lands confusion. It is not additional money for designing programs that to public state lands and reasonable to allow the few the university system, help doctors and hospitals should not spend allowing Montana citizens who procrastinate until the to freeze tuition for two lower their costs while additional money on providing quality care to infrastructure simply to have a voice in how our last possible moment to more years for lands are managed. I disrupt the election Montana students. as their citizens. Federal because we have it in our dollars and federal pocket. believe the state will do a process for all those who the Legislature did in much better job of register on a timely basis. 2013? Why or why not? programs are not the A “tuition freeze” answer; we can and must Do you support means the university design a solution that additional restrictions system agrees to freeze works for Montanans. on abortion in tuition at current levels if Montana? Should the the Legislature provides If Montana has a Legislature continue to money from the general state budget surplus approve federal money fund (taxpayers). An next year, what are to family planning annual increase of your priorities for what clinics, including $15 million was added to should be done with Planned Parenthood? the university system’s that money? Would you I do not support any ongoing budget in the last return some of it to federal or state funding of session. The university taxpayers or would you abortions. system agreed to add a set invest some in of performance metrics to infrastructure There’s been talk determine a portion of the projects? about whether state appropriation going Because Montana does management of federal forward. Before not maintain a “rainy day” lands in Montana considering more taxpayer fund, I believe we need should be transferred dollars beyond the some surplus for to the state. Would you $15 million per year already emergencies. Additional support the idea? Why provided, I would need to see the specific metrics that have been put in Missoulian, Saturday, October 4, 2014 – B3 FROM PAGE B1 MONTANA

before, including in 2012 | | Artist when she made “Spelunca,” Toxicology report reveals meth OBITUARIES Continued to be hung in ZooCity Apparel during the Total Sam A. Roberts “It kind of overwhelms Fest music festival. The in system at crash killing 6 people MISSOULA – Visitation the senses. It has the ability piece used donated band and concert T-shirts that for Col. Sam A. Roberts, to just really interrupt your By MATT VOLZ over the toxicology highway to avoid the fire USAF (Ret.), will be 4-7 Associated Press routine,”said Reintjes, were sewn together to reports after a judge engine, but there wasn’t p.m. Monday, Oct. 6, at curator of art for the create the appearance of a ordered their release enough time or space on Garden City Funeral Home HELENA – Newly Montana Museum of Art cave wall behind the stage. under a petition filed by the roadway to prevent with a rosary/vigil to begin and Culture at the A Brooklyn-based artist released toxicology the Associated Press and the crash, Barnes said. at 7 p.m. University of Montana. who was born and grew up reports show that one of . “Without the Funeral Mass in Missoula, Browder said the two drivers in a June will be held at The piece, titled The state Department information you would 10:30 a.m. “Rapunzel,”is by New York she was excited to show her collision that killed six of Justice’s Forensic obtain from a field work in town again. people had Tuesday, Oct. 7, artist and Missoula native Science Division found sobriety test or direct at St. Francis Xavier Church Amanda Browder. While it “Growing up in methamphetamine in his Boegli had a observation, it is difficult with burial to follow at the was thin at the top, where Missoula, the mountains system, though methamphetamine to know the level of Western Montana State Reintjes used metal wiring were a place of reference for investigators concluded blood-concentration of impairment just by Veteran Cemetery. to secure it to anchor me on my own scale in the that drugs weren’t a 1.2 milligrams per liter. looking at the number,” points, the installation world,”she said Friday. factor in the crash. Montana has no Barnes said. “We don’t widened toward its base. After moving to Chicago Matthew Boegli of methamphetamine see any indication that he | DEATH NOTICES | After hanging the piece, after graduate school, she Townsend was driving impairment standards. could have done anything lost that perspective. Crystal Ross and their Reintjes spent the rest of However, federal else to avoid that Richard M. ‘Rick’ the afternoon at the base, Although the buildings three young children on transportation safety accident.” handing out information were big, tight corridors U.S. Highway 12 outside officials say Boegli’s brother, Jenner about the opening of a replaced the broader Helena when Three Forks concentrations of more William Boegli, said he MILTON, Fla. – Richard broader exhibition of expanses she had been used Fire Chief Todd Rummel than 0.2 milligrams per read the reports and spoke to in Missoula. M. “Rick” Jenner, 53, of Browder’s work on the UM lost control of his fire liter are considered abuse, with the officers involved Milton, Florida, died campus. “Rapunzel” is the first of engine and veered into the and past DUI cases have in the investigation. He Thursday, Oct. 2, at St. “We can’t leave it, the large-scale fabric family’s path on June 19. found impaired drivers said he agreed with the Patrick Hospital. people could pull on it or installations Browder Nobody survived the with blood conclusion that his Arrangements are with try to climb up Rapunzel’s made. While living in a fiery crash, which concentrations as low as brother couldn’t have Garden City Funeral Home. hair,”he said. Chicago studio apartment, investigators determined 0.05 milligrams per liter. avoided the crash, but he “Rapunzel” was up for she said she was frustrated was an accident caused by did not know about the by the small confines. | | only a few hours for First a mechanical failure of the Impairment can lead drugs in his system. CALENDAR “So I sewed all the fabric Friday before the MMAC fire engine’s front to distraction, “I knew my little I had into one big waterfall took down the installation drivetrain. disorientation and brother smoked and threw it out my Public events and carefully packed it The Montana Highway cognitive damage in marijuana, but I didn’t window,”she said. away. Because they are Patrol presented its drivers, according to the think he went beyond FREE CYCLES MISSOULA Since then, Browder has 17th annual Festival of made of fabric, Reintjes conclusions more than National Highway Traffic that,”William Boegli said. made a series of Cycles, 11 a.m.-5 p.m., said, “soft sculptures” are two months after the Safety Administration. “I just didn’t realize that architectural draping Free Cycles Community fragile and can’t be left crash, but troopers and Department of Justice Matt would have been Bicycle Shop, 732 S. First works, and done outdoors for long periods of the Jefferson County spokesman John Barnes impaired like that.” St. W.One hundred free installations across the time. Attorney’s Office refused said despite the report, Rummel’s toxicology children’s bicycles country and around the “Amanda generally to release the results of investigators don’t believe report found caffeine and available. Call 880-6834. world in places like MISSOULA FARMERS shows them for short the toxicology naproxen, an anti- Barcelona, Spain; Tokyo Boegli could have done MARKET, 8 a.m.-1 p.m., periods of time at her investigation. anything more to avoid inflammatory drug in installations around the and Prague, Czech north end of Higgins The Jefferson County the crash. He swerved pain relievers such as Avenue. Call 274-3042 or country,”he said. Republic. Attorney’s Office handed onto the shoulder of the Aleve. visit missoulafarmers The exhibition at the While she made market.com. MMAC, called “End of the “Rapunzel” by herself, CLARK FORK MARKET, 8 Infinite,”will run from Oct. most of her work since has a.m.-1 p.m., under 16 to Jan. 10, 2015. On the been in collaboration with ELECTIONS Higgins Avenue Bridge. first and last days of the the communities where she Visit was living. When she clarkforkmarket.com. installation, two of HAMILTON FARMERS Browder’s large-scale moved to New York, she MARKET, 9 a.m., Bedford pieces will be hung over the used her artwork as a way Negative ads still in play ‘because Street, downtown PAR-TV building on the to meet her new neighbors, Hamilton. Call 961-0004. UM campus, weather resulting in “Future they work,’ political scientist says STEVENSVILLE FARMERS permitting. Phenomena,”one of the MARKET, 9 a.m.-1 p.m., Another smaller piece, pieces that will be part of Third and Main streets, By MATT VOLZ Stevensville. “PRISM/LIVIN/ROOM,” her MMAC exhibition. viewers’ votes. talk shows, soap operas SATURDAY BREAKFAST Associated Press will be set up in the Meloy Browder recently Files from Billings and game shows that run CLUB RUN, 8 a.m., Gallery in the PAR-TV finished an installation in broadcasters KTVQ-TV, during the day,when the Runner’s Edge, basement HELENA – Viewers of building. , Alabama, KULR-TV,KSVI-TV and air time is relatively cheap. classroom., 304 N. “Ellen,”“The Young and Browder will also be in where she and the KHMT-TV show News shows also are a Higgins Ave. Call 544- the Restless” and “Sunday 3150 or visit town to speak about the community sewed 10,000 Republican U.S. Rep. Steve must, but expensive Night Football” be warned: Daines has been steadily runwildmissoula.org. series at 5 p.m. Oct. 16 in square feet of donated because the audiences are MISSOULA PUBLIC the Masquer Theater, fabric to drape over one of The political ad wars are spending to promote his heating up ahead of next more likely to be voters– a LIBRARY, 301 E. Main St., followed by an artist the buildings on the Senate run, while his 721-2665: mobile spot on the 10 p.m. local reception. university campus. month’s elections and your Democratic opponent, computer lab at Clark “We’re really lucky to be “I like the conversation favorite shows are the Amanda Curtis, has not news can cost up to $500. Fork Market, 8 a.m.- able to welcome her back to of public art and battleground. bought a single ad. “They have pretty 1 p.m.; Storytime at Clark In Billings, Montana’s The files also show little extensive demographic Fork Market, 11 a.m.; Missoula,”Reintjes said. contemporary art. It brings dramatic reading of “Why people in that don’t largest city,U.S. House money from outside data about who watches candidates John Lewis and Ducks Sleep on One Leg,” Browder’s work has normally go to a gallery,” groups has been spent what show,”Wilson said. 2:30 p.m. appeared in Missoula she said. have spent over since August in that race. “Increasingly with $185,000 to buy more than Wilson said that indicates targeting, they’re going to Organizations 1,670 ad spots from interest groups are have a pretty good idea September through the HAMILTON SENIOR directing their spending about what shows tend to China first week of October. CENTER, 820 N. Fourth toward more competitive be watched by this St., Hamilton, 363-5181: “There are people who Senate races elsewhere. Continued Democratic demographic special bingo, 11:45 a.m.- I think every one of the certainly dis the ads, and But the air time bought 4 p.m. everybody says they hate group versus this directly involved in their in Montana’s competitive NICOTINE ANONYMOUS, businesses would negative ads,”Montana Republican demographic 4-5 p.m., 4th D Club Inc., areas of businesses. I had a House race has only been State University-Billings group.” 1500 W.Broadway, mix of meetings with some agree it was a great growing. Zinke is paying political scientist Craig Lewis bought 863 spots Suite B. of the ministers in energy, trip and kind of laid, top dollar to have his Wilson said Friday.“But for about $88,400 from the in commerce, with higher campaign ads seen during Births planted or formed a why are they used? four Billings broadcasters education with the the highest-rated foundation. Because they work.” Marina and Mikhail Lemeza, possibility of more primetime shows such as from Aug. 29 through Oct. Neither the Zinke nor “NCIS” and “Blue Bloods.” Missoula, girl, Oct. 2 Chinese students coming 6, according to the – Gov. Steve Bullock Lewis campaigns He also has been targeting Sarah M. Wilson and Arthur to the United States.” documents published by L. Brown, Missoula, boy, responded to Associated football fans with ads that Bullock said he also the FCC. Zinke and the Sept. 23 “Until you’re there, it’s Press queries about the run during popular attended three seminars NRCC purchased at least Bobbie L. Sorenson and Sam difficult to fully recognize strategies they use in nighttime NFL broadcasts Bruno, Hamilton, boy, on foreign direct 809 spots during that the scale,”Bullock said. buying TV ads. However, that can cost up to $1,200 a Sept. 25 investments and brought period for about $97,000. He said it takes an some insight can be spot. Sonni Rosenbaum and all of the business Look for the clutter of Bradley McCrea, Ronan, ongoing effort to build on gleaned in documents the executives there. More boy, Sept. 20 the state’s relationship Federal Communications The Whitefish campaign ads to get worse. than 100 potential Chinese with China. Forty states Commission began Republican’s ad buys have Zinke already has reserved investors attended to learn have a constant presence publishing online in been supplemented with another 256 spots on just PET ADOPTIONS about Montana and in China, he said, because August for the first time. additional air time bought one station, the CBS Find the opportunities for direct “it’s such a market and The documents are the by the National Republican affiliate KTVQ-TV,from perfect pet investment and trade here. such an ongoing files of all the political ads Congressional mid-October through from local , the U.S. opportunity.” purchased that Commission on his behalf. Election Day on Nov.4. Missoula ambassador to China and “I think every one of the broadcasters are required The files show Lewis But with a high animal former senator from businesses would agree it to keep at their stations. has bought all his own percentage Montana voters shelters in Montana, joined the the Pets of the Week at was a great trip and kind of They do not include cable advertising. He’s been casting their ballots delegation several times, television. Missoulian.com. laid, planted or formed a more selective, mixing absentee ahead of Election including at the meeting foundation,”the governor The public used to have some primetime air time to go to those stations to Day,now is the best time Julie Gardner with the energy minister, said. during hits like “The view the files, but now Voice” while also targeting for candidates to get their the governor said. Asked if Montana anybody with an Internet fans of “Big Bang Theory” messages across, Wilson Baucus also sponsored a should establish a presence connection can see how and “Modern Family” said. reception, and he and his in China, Bullock said the much the candidates and reruns. “Once (a voter) sends in wife, Melodee, hosted a state needs to look at how dinner for the Montanans, outside groups are Both campaigns can’t the ballot, your TV money [email protected] it can build its presence in spending to influence seem to get enough of the is wasted,”he said. Bullock said. They also Asia. 532-9233 joined the Montana trade “With Ambassador delegation in Guangxi Baucus, who now where they celebrated the represents the whole Woman saves kids from potential bear encounter 15th anniversary of their United States, not just sister state relationship. Montana but certainly has A Missoula woman’s morning and then spotted Williams, says the boys’ “It was definitely a busy that fondness for quick thinking saved her a bear about 20 yards grandfather was ready to week,”Bullock said. Montana, it was clear that friend’s 6-year-old sons away. Gama drove her car confront Gama when he He said he expects there he will continue to work on from a potential between the boys and the heard her scream: “Bear! will be some tangible being a solid partner over encounter with a black bear and yelled for them Bear!” accomplishments there,”Bullock said. “It’s bear as they waited for the to get into the car. Blake and Braden say immediately, with others something that the school bus in a residential When they didn’t they weren’t scared. Boots • Boots • Boots requiring follow-up work mission is going to area west of Missoula. respond quickly enough, Gama’s 5-year-old New Styles • New Colors on the business side and continue to build on.” Candace Gama saw Gama says she grabbed daughter, Allison, said her the government side to The governor said he’s Blake and Braden them by their backpacks mom was the hero of the Williams standing on the and threw them in the car. day. Downtown Since 1972 take the contacts the hopeful that the governor Leather Goods • Footwear delegation made and of Guangxi will send a sidewalk Thursday The boys’ mother, Kim Associated Press hideandsole.com discussions and expand on delegation to Montana them in the future. next year. Bullock said he It was the first Montana had discussions with the LIFT RECLINERSR IN STOCK missoulian.com trade mission to China ministry of energy as well since Gov. Marc Racicot about bringing some $ Every minute. Every day. Starting at 699 2610 S. Reserve Street, Missoula led a delegation there 15 investors and ministers to 721-1340 years ago, Bullock said. Montana. thelivingroomfurniture.com THOUGHT FOR THE DAY “Sometimes even to live is an act of courage.” – , Roman statesman Plugged In and philosopher (3 B.C.-A.D 65) B4 SATURDAY, October 4, 2014 NEWSROOM 523-5240

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Å Movie ››› “Lolita” (V) TLC 46 47 44 24 Little People, Big World ’ Little People, Big World ’ Little People, Big World ’ Little People, Big World ’ 19 Kids and Counting ’ 19 Kids and Counting ’ 19 Kids and Counting ’ 19 Kids 19 Kids TMC 398 398 291 44 (7:25) Movie “Dummy” ‘R’ Movie ›››‡ “Lincoln” (2012) Daniel Day-Lewis. ’ ‘PG-13’ Å Movie ›› “Spy Hard” (1996) ‘PG-13’ “Hannah Montana” (2:15) Movie “The Perks of Being a Wallfl ower” (2012) TNT 37 39 26 49 Law & Order ’ ‘14’ Movie ››‡ “Sherlock Holmes” (2009, Action) Robert Downey Jr. (11:45) Movie ››› “Road to Perdition” (2002) Tom Hanks. 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(N) Å College Football: Texas A&M at Mississippi State. (N) (Live) Score NASCAR Racing: Nationwide Series: Kansas Lottery 300. (N) (Live) ESPN2 36 21 33 47 (7:00) SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å College Football: Purdue at Illinois. (N) (Live) Score College Football: Wisconsin at Northwestern. (N) (Live) ROOTU 60 41 BrainBoost No Mess Timbers Paid Prog. College Football: Marshall at Old Dominion. (N) (Live) Bensinger College Football: Kansas at West Virginia. (N) (Live) ROOTR 37 Paid Prog. Airbrushed 10 Minute Buy gold College Football: Marshall at Old Dominion. (N) (Live) Hall of Fame College Football: Kansas at West Virginia. (N) (Live) Public TV/Local Access KSPS MotorWeek Greener Woodsmith Rough Cut Hometime Old House Old House Test Kitchen Jazzy Martha Cook’s Garden Antiques Roadshow ‘G’ “Enemy of the Reich” KUFM 6 9 4 32 Daniel Tiger Daniel Tiger Sesame St. Super Why! Garden Victory Test Kitchen Old House Old House Woodshop Woodsmith Sewing Fit 2 Stitch Eat Drink Food Farm CIVIC 11 Missoula City Council Meeting Missoula Live Community Forum Design Review Board/City Board of Adjustment Missoula City MCAT 7 (7:00) Classic Arts Showcase ‘G’ Remember Family Roots Classic Arts Showcase ‘G’ Learn Mus Your Environment SKC Thomas Bob Builder The This Old House Hour Kitchen Victory Old House Old House Old House Hometime Woodwright MotorWeek Cooking Martha History Detectives Å Saturday Afternoon / Evening OnTV October 4 M H K W 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:30 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 *Broadcast Channels (*Non-Cable channel numbers: ABC/KTMF 23: 59 in Flathead CBS/KPAX 8; 18 in Flathead NBC/KECI 13; 9 in Flathead FOX/KMMF 17 CW/KPAX2 8.2) CBS 8 8 8 30 College Football Wheel News Congressional Debate Scorpion ’ ‘14’ Å Stalker ’ ‘14’ Å 48 Hours (N) ’ Å News Girls High School Volleyball CW 18 18 18 (3:00) “American Animal” Movie ›› “Slow Burn” (2005) Ray Liotta. Å (V) Cheaters (N) ’ Å Cops Rel. Cops Rel. Engagement Engagement Community Community Movie “Nature’s Grave” ABC 11 11 11 29 Football Postgame Sports Gone Wild ‘14’ Castle ‘PG, L’ Å College Football: Montana State at Cal State Sacramento. (N) (Live) Mod Fam Inside Edit. Name Game NBC 13 13 13 31 College Football News at 5 Judge Judy The Closer ‘14’ Å The Voice (N) ’ ‘PG’ Å Saturday Night Live (N) ’ News (N) Saturday Night Live (N) ’ ‘14’ Å FOX/KTMF2 10 10 10 College Football Extra College Football: Arizona State at USC. (N) ’ (Live) Big Bang Big Bang Animation Domination Family Guy Family Guy FOX/KDVR College Football Extra College Football: Arizona State at USC. (N) ’ (Live) FOX31 News FOX31 News Jeopardy! ’ Animation Domination Futurama ’ KREM College Football Access Hollywood (N) ’ News CBS News News Dean Martin Burn Notice ‘PG’ Å Scorpion ’ ‘14’ Å Stalker ’ ‘14’ Å 48 Hours (N) ’ Å KXLY Football Postgame T. McCarver KXLY 4 College Football: Nebraska at Michigan State. (N) (Live) The Insider Entertainment Tonight (N) Scandal ’ ‘14’ Å MeTV 194 194 194 Wanted... Wanted... Rifl eman Rifl eman Superman Superman Batman ‘PG’ Batman ‘PG’ Wonder Woman ’ Å Star Trek ’ ‘PG’ Å Movie ››› “The Incredible Shrinking Man” (1957) Movies 195 195 195 “Battle-Apes” Movie ››› “Escape from the Planet of the Apes” (7:10) Movie “Conquest of the Planet of the Apes” (V) (9:05) Movie ›› “Battle for the Planet of the Apes” “Call Northside 777” Å KHQ College Football Chica Show Tree Fu Tom News Wheel News Jeopardy! ’ The Good Wife ’ Å The Voice ’ ‘PG’ Å Saturday Night Live (N) ’ KMGH Football Postgame 7News at 5PM (N) Å College Football: Nebraska at Michigan State. (N) (Live) ThisMinute 7Sports Xtra (10:35) Castle ‘PG’ Å ThisMinute Cable Channels A&E 61 52 38 35 Criminal Minds ’ Å Criminal Minds ’ ‘14, L,V’ Criminal Minds ’ ‘14, L,V’ Criminal Minds ’ ‘14’ Criminal Minds ’ ‘14, L,V’ (9:01) Dead Again Å (10:01) Criminal Minds ’ (11:01) Criminal Minds ’ AMC 54 36 25 Movie ››› “Tombstone” (1993, Western) Kurt Russell, Val Kilmer. ‘R’ Å (V) Hell on Wheels (N) Å TURN: Washington’s Spies Hell on Wheels ‘14’ Å Movie ››› “Tombstone” (1993) Kurt Russell. ‘R’ (V) AP 39 40 29 53 Pit Bulls and Parolees ’ Pit Bulls and Parolees ’ Pit Bulls and Parolees ’ Pit Bulls & Parolees Pit Bulls and Parolees ’ Pit Bulls Aftershow Pit Bulls and Parolees ’ Pit Bulls Aftershow BRAVO 66 181 (3:00) Movie ››› “Love Actually” (2003), Colin Firth Movie ›‡ “What a Girl Wants” (2003) Amanda Bynes. Premiere. Movie ›‡ “What a Girl Wants” (2003) Amanda Bynes, Colin Firth. Movie “Love Actually” (V) CART/Pac 44 42 56 37 Teen Titans Teen Titans Teen Titans Advent. Time Advent. Time Advent. Time Movie ›‡ “Marmaduke” (2010), Lee Pace Premiere. King of Hill King of Hill Amer. Dad Amer. Dad Boondocks Boondocks CMT 24 58 47 (3:00) Movie ››‡ “Days of Thunder” Cops Rel. Cops Rel. Cops Rel. Cops Rel. Cops Rel. Dog and Beth: On the Hunt Dog and Beth: On the Hunt Dog and Beth: On the Hunt Death Valley ‘PG, L’ CNBC 57 34 39 Elvis Presley Midnight Secret Lives Secret Lives Secret Lives Secret Lives The Suze Orman Show ‘G’ American Greed American Greed The Suze Orman Show ‘G’ American Greed CNN 31 38 34 25 CNN Newsroom (N) Newsroom Spotlight Bourdain: Prime Cuts Anthony Bourdain Parts This Is Life With Lisa Ling Bourdain: Prime Cuts Anthony Bourdain Parts This Is Life With Lisa Ling COM 51 59 49 (3:25) Movie ››› “Clueless” (1995) (5:26) Movie ›‡ “Bubble Boy” (2001, Comedy) Å Gabriel Iglesias: Fat Gabriel Iglesias: Hot/Fluffy Gabriel Iglesias: Aloha Fluffy ‘14 Å Kevin Hart: Little Man CSPAN 21 6 19 Washington Communicat Washington This Week ’ Montana Debate Ebola Virus Outbreak Montana Debate Washington This Week ’ Washington This Week ’ DIS/East 34 Austin & Ally Liv & Maddie Jessie ’ Dog Phineas and Ferb (N) ’ Gravity Falls Wander Mighty Med (N) ’ Å Jessie ’ Jessie ’ Jessie ’ Jessie ’ Liv & Maddie Liv & Maddie DIS/Pac 49 32 22 Liv & Maddie Liv & Maddie Liv & Maddie Jessie ’ Jessie ’ Jessie ’ Austin & Ally Liv & Maddie Jessie ’ Dog Phineas and Ferb (N) ’ Gravity Falls Wander Mighty Med (N) ’ Å DISC 55 53 58 51 Yukon Men ’ ‘PG’ Å Alaskan Bush People ’ Alaskan Bush People ’ Alaskan Bush People ’ Alaskan Bush People ’ Alaskan Bush People ’ Alaska: The Last Frontier Alaska: The Last Frontier E!/East 47 60 (3:30) Movie ›› “The Women” (2008) Meg Ryan. (V) Movie ›› “The Wedding Planner” (2001) Jennifer Lopez. (V) Movie ›› “Maid in Manhattan” (2002), Ralph Fiennes Movie ›› “The Women” (2008) (V) ENC 444 444 444 (3:00) “Dying Young” ‘R’ Movie ›› “Stepmom” (1998) Julia Roberts. ‘PG-13’ (7:10) Movie ››› “Mystic Pizza” (1988) ‘R’ Å (V) Movie ››‡ “Something to Talk About” (1995) ‘R’ “My Best Friend’s” FAM/East Movie ››› “The Princess Bride” (1987) Cary Elwes. Movie ››‡ “The Sandlot” (1993) Tom Guiry. (V) Movie ›› “Bedtime Stories” (2008) Adam Sandler. Movie ›› “Stick It” (2006) Jeff Bridges. (V) FAM/Pac 38 41 28 Movie ››› “Hook” (1991, Fantasy) Dustin Hoffman, Robin Williams. (V) Movie ››› “The Princess Bride” (1987) Cary Elwes. Movie ››‡ “The Sandlot” (1993) Tom Guiry. (V) Movie “Bedtime Stories” FOXNEWS 52 33 37 America’s News HQ FOX Report (N) Huckabee (N) Justice With Jeanine Geraldo at Large (N) ’ Red Eye Justice With Jeanine Geraldo at Large Å FX 58 16 40 (2:30) “This Means War” Movie ››› “Mission: Impossible -- Ghost Protocol” (2011, Action) Tom Cruise. Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Mike & Molly Mike & Molly HALL 45 44 53 Movie ›› “The Lost Valentine” (2011) ‘PG’ Å Cedar Cove ‘PG’ Å Movie “Accidentally in Love” (2010) Jennie Garth. ‘G’ Cedar Cove ‘PG’ Å Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls Golden Girls HBO 318 318 201 40 (3:15) Movie “Duma” ‘PG’ Movie ››‡ “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty” (2013) Movie ››‡ “Fast & Furious 6” (2013) Vin Diesel. ’ (9:15) Movie ›› “Ride Along” (2014) Ice Cube. Å Jerrod Carmichael: Love HGTV 50 57 55 45 Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Flip or Flop Property Brothers Å Property Brothers Å House Hunters Renovation Hunters Hunters Int’l Property Brothers Å House Hunters Renovation HIST/East 25 49 50 Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn. Pawn. Pawn. Pawn. Pawn. Pawn. Pawn. Pawn. Pawn. Pawn. Pawn. Pawn. Pawn. Pawn. HIST/Pac 50 Prophets of Doom ’ ‘PG’ Å Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn Stars Pawn. Pawn. Pawn. Pawn. Pawn. Pawn. Pawn. Pawn. LIFE/East 67 50 46 28 Movie “The Surrogacy Trap” (2013) Adam Reid. Å Movie “Run for Your Life” (2014) Amy Smart., L,V Å Movie “The Assault” (2014) Makenzie Vega. ‘14’ Å (10:02) Movie “Run for Your Life” (2014) Amy Smart. MSNBC 42 54 51 Lockup Lockup: Raw Lockup Lockup Lockup (N) Lockup Lockup Lockup MTV 48 19 20 39 Movie ››‡ “Legally Blonde” (2001, Comedy) ’ (V) Movie ››› “Clueless” (1995) Alicia Silverstone. ’ Girl Code ’ Girl Code ’ Girl Code ’ Girl Code ’ Movie ›› “Jeepers Creepers 2” (2003) Ray Wise. ’ NBCSN 96 96 146 MLS Soccer: Houston Dynamo at New York Red Bulls. (N) ’ (Live) Premier Premier League Match of the Day MLS Soccer: Portland Timbers at San Jose Earthquakes. (N) ’ (Live) F1 Racing NICK/East 30 30 30 36 Thunder Henry Henry Hathaways Henry Nicky, Ricky Thunder Awesome Fresh Prince Fresh Prince Friends ’ Friends ’ How I Met Your Mother ’ How I Met Fresh Prince SHO/East 379 379 229 Homeland ’ ‘MA’ Å Homeland ’ ‘MA’ Å Homeland ’ ‘MA’ Å : Rances Barthelemy vs. Fernando Saucedo. (N) ’ (Live) ‘14’ Å Ray Donovan ’ Å Masters of Sex ’ Å SHO/Pac 378 378 221 43 Homeland ’ ‘MA’ Å Homeland ’ ‘MA’ Å Homeland ’ ‘MA’ Å Homeland ’ ‘MA’ Å Homeland ’ ‘MA’ Å Homeland ’ ‘MA’ Å Boxing: Rances Barthelemy vs. Fernando Saucedo. ’ SPK/East 34 20 42 Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops (N) ’ Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Cops Å Movie ›› “Walking Tall” (2004, Action) The Rock. ’ Movie “The Rundown” ’ STARZ 421 421 241 (2:40) Movie “Bad Boys II” (5:10) Outlander (iTV) ’ (6:10) Movie ››‡ “Ronin” (1998) Robert De Niro. (V) (8:15) Movie ››› “About Last Night” (2014) ‘R’ Å Survivor’s Survivor’s The Chair (iTV) (N) Å SYFY/East 27 56 57 41 “Resident Evil: Extinction” Movie ›‡ “The Reaping” (2007) Hilary Swank. (V) Movie “Dark Haul” (2014, Suspense) Tom Sizemore. Movie ››› “Hellboy” (2004, Fantasy) Ron Perlman, John Hurt. (V) Dark Haul TBS 4 17 5 48 Movie ›‡ “Rush Hour 3” (2007) Jackie Chan. (DVS) Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang Big Bang On the Menu ‘PG’ Å Movie ››‡ “Tower Heist” (2011) Ben Stiller. (DVS) TCM 28 55 59 (3:00) Movie ››› “Lolita” (1962) James Mason. (V) Movie ›››› “Twentieth Century” (1934) Å (V) Movie ›››› “The Lady Vanishes” (1938) Å (V) Movie ››‡ “Without Reservations” (1946) Å (V) TLC 46 47 44 24 19 Kids 19 Kids Dateline: Real Life Myst. Dateline: Real Life Myst. Dateline: Real Life Myst. Dateline: Real Life Myst. Dateline: Real Life Myst. Dateline: Real Life Myst. Dateline: Real Life Myst. TMC 398 398 291 44 Movie ›››‡ “Lincoln” (2012) Daniel Day-Lewis. ’ ‘PG-13’ Å Movie ›› “The Warrior’s Way” (2010) (8:10) Movie ››‡ “Exorcismus” (2010) ‘NR’ Å (V) Movie “Nurse” (2014) Paz de la Huerta. Offi ce Killer TNT 37 39 26 49 (2:15) Movie ›››› “Saving Private Ryan” (1998) (V) Movie ›‡ “Law Abiding Citizen” (2009) Jamie Foxx. (8:01) Movie ›››‡ “Inglourious Basterds” (2009, War) Brad Pitt, Mélanie Laurent. Å (DVS) Inglourious TRUTV 29 46 36 World’s Dumbest... ‘14’ World’s Dumbest... ‘14’ World’s Dumbest... ‘14’ World’s Dumbest... ‘14’ World’s Dumbest... ‘14’ (9:01) World’s Dumbest... (10:02) World’s Dumbest... (11:02) World’s Dumbest... TVLD/East 43 45 43 52 Cosby Show Cosby Show Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Family Feud Raymond Raymond Friends ’ Friends ’ The Exes King King King USA 53 35 24 27 NCIS ’ ‘PG’ Å NCIS A blind photographer. NCIS ’ ‘PG, D,L’ Å NCIS ’ ‘14’ Å NCIS ’ ‘14, L,V’ Å NCIS ’ ‘14, L,V’ Å Movie ›› “The Game Plan” (2007), Madison Pettis VH1 33 63 48 Saturday Night Live Å Movie ››› “Napoleon Dynamite” (2004) Jon Heder. Movie ››‡ “Two Weeks Notice” (2002) Sandra Bullock. ’ (V) Couples Therapy ’ ‘14’ Love & Hip Hop Love WGN 3 Bones ’ ‘14’ Å Blue Bloods ’ ‘14’ Å Blue Bloods ’ ‘14’ Å Blue Bloods ’ ‘14’ Å Blue Bloods ’ ‘14’ Å Blue Bloods ’ ‘14’ Å Raising Raising Raising Raising Sports Channels ESPN 35 22 32 26 NASCAR Score College Football: LSU at Auburn. (N) (Live) Score College Football: Utah at UCLA. (N) (Live) SportsCenter ESPN2 36 21 33 47 Football Score Score College Football: Miami at Georgia Tech. (N) (Live) Å SportsCenter (N) (Live) Å SportsCenter (N) Å SportsCenter Foot. Final ROOTU 60 41 College Football College Football: UC Davis at Portland State. From Providence Park in Portland, Ore. (N) (Live) Seahawks Seahawks College Football: UC Davis at Portland State. ROOTR 37 College Football College Football: UC Davis at Portland State. From Providence Park in Portland, Ore. 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GLACIER PARK Clark Fork River. 2014 University of Montana presented by the UM THEODORE The planned burn is 56 Arnold Swanberg Lecture in Department of History. Sun Run could open acres. Military History at 7 p.m. Swanberg earned a Theodore is an from West to Logan The purpose of the burn Thursday,Oct. 9, in the bachelor’s degree in history intelligent is to reduce surface fuel Dennison Theatre. from UM in 1970 and is the 2-year- old cattle WEST GLACIER – concentrations and Sparrow’s lecture will former publisher of dog mix with Glacier National Park promote ponderosa pine focus on his first book, Flightline Magazine, a soulful eyes. officials are hopeful Going- Originally a and western larch “Warfare State: WWII and publication devoted to to-the-Sun Road will be stray, Theodore regeneration. This the Militarization of North American military open to vehicle traffic from was surrendered understory burn is a American Citizenship,” aviation after 1945. Now a the West Entrance to Logan to the Humane continuation of the which details the social Seattle resident, Swanberg Pass this weekend. Society of prescribed fire treatment politics of the national state worked with the history Snow closed the road at Western planned within the as its foundations shifted department to create the Big Bend this week, but Montana with a Moccasin Timber Sale. from welfare to warfare annual lecture in the hopes improving weather gunshot wound Burning operations during World War II. that it will stimulate public conditions may allow it to to his right rear could take one to two days. Sparrow is now working interest in military history flank. Thanks to reopen, park spokeswoman Fire crew traffic will be on on a second book titled and an appreciation for its the Emily Kantor Denise Germann said. forest roads 2140 and 4241 significance. Medical Fund, Theodore was able to get the care he Visitors can obtain updates “The New Leviathan: during burning operations. For more information, desperately needed. Now he’s feeling much better and on the status of Going-to- Sovereign America and the There may be short-term email Volk at his playful personality is shining through. This fund is the-Sun at Foundations of Rule in the limited public access in the [email protected]. supported by donations from generous people who want home.nps.gov/applications Atomic Age.” area, and road signs will be Missoulian to make sure every animal gets the care it needs while /glac/roadstatus/road “Professor Sparrow is a posted. Smoke from this leader among a rising awaiting adoption. Donate to this fund by visiting status.cfm. low-elevation burn will be myhswm.org and become an integral part of saving every The road is closed on the generation of scholars who Chance to learn animal every time. visible from Interstate 90 are reconsidering the rise of east side of the park for road and Clinton area. about pickleball today rehabilitation work. the modern American state This prescribed burn will in the 20th Century,”said A Pickleball Palooza DIXIE Most of Going-to-the- be ignited only if safety,fuel Sun will close for winter UM history associate open house and tournament moisture, weather professor Kyle G. Volk. “By will be held Saturday from Dixie is an Oct. 19. adult female conditions and air quality locating the most 9 a.m. to noon at the Fort Missoulian orange cat. parameters can be attained. fundamental roots of the Missoula courts. For more information, She is very modern state not in FDR’s Learn about the game, independent. LOLO NATIONAL FOREST call 329-3814. New Deal but in America’s play in the tournament and Missoulian Dixie doesn’t Prescribed burns involvement in World War celebrate afterward with a mind other planned west of Clinton MISSOULA II, Sparrow forces us to barbecue. cats being reconsider how and why For more information, around, but The Lolo National Military history lecture ‘big government’ became a contact Ryan Yearous with won’t seek Forest’s Missoula Ranger Oct. 9 on UM campus defining feature of Missoula Parks and them out to District plans to ignite a American life.” Recreation at 552-6266 or play. She prescribed burn within the Author and University of The Arnold Swanberg ryearous@ loves to play with cat trees and other toys. It is rare to next several days two miles Chicago Professor James T. Lecture in Military History ci.missoula.mt.us. find a female orange cat, so she is very special. Meet her west of Clinton south of the Sparrow will deliver the is an annual lecture Missoulian at Missoula Animal Control, 6700 Butler Creek Road. PLUGGED IN College freshman encourages independent alternative to boyfriend bonding

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his column is named MORE ONLINE when church groups and individuals homelessness and to secure schooling, “Community of Faith.”A gathered for the Family Promise social services, jobs and homes of their For more information on Family T remarkable thing, in fact a Volunteer Appreciation picnic on own. Promise Missoula, go to this miracle, is happening in the Missoula September 11, I saw and felt the Our mission is caring for homeless column on missoulian.com/ children and their parents or community of faith. Faith lifestyles/faith-and-values/religion. miracle. communities of every kind have come Family Promise is a national guardians. Our capacity is 14 people. Each family can stay in the program for together in ministry.Young churches organization of which Family Promise working as one. up to 90 days. Host churches provide and long-established churches, of Missoula is a part. Our mission is to What is this miracle around which overnight lodging in their buildings in a CHRISINE evangelical churches and mainstream the Missoula faith communities are serve homeless families in Missoula, one-week rotation. With the help of PRESCOTT churches, Unitarian, Jewish and joined? It is called Family Promise of providing shelter, meals and services to Christian faith communities, Missoula. As I looked around the room help families break the cycle of See PROMISE, Page B7

ThinkStock EEmptinessmptiness asas chaos,chaos, beforebefore GGod’sod’s worldworld Kansas City Star VOICES OF FAITH world’s reality is contingent on compatibility What is the biblical concept of ‘emptiness’? with God.” ordained universal moral order to which the wo biblical Hebrew words translate as human race is subject.”(JPS Torah Commentary, Rabbi Mark H. Levin, “emptiness.”One, pronounced “rake,” Genesis, p. 6) Congregation Beth Torah most often means physically empty, as in When the prophet Jeremiah describes the “Don’t appear before me empty-handed” coming destruction of Israel, he teaches, May be historical gap (ExodusT 23:15), but may also describe “wicked “Watchers are coming from distant land, they between Bible, now people,”as in Judges 11:3. raise their voices against the towns of Judah. Like I am not sure “emptiness” is a concept that The other word, “Tohu,”more guards of fields, they surround her on every side the biblical writers share with us moderns. philosophically describes the emptiness of the for she has rebelled against me.”(Jeremiah 4:16- We often use the word to express the lack of world before God’s creation. It is chaos, the 17) The prophecy concludes, “I look to the earth, spiritual hope and joy; a feeling of opposite of Creation’s orderliness. it is unformed and void (tohu); at the skies, and nothingness/no feeling/despair. It is also the way But this primordial physical disorder their light is gone.” we express the feeling that appears when we are becomes symbolic of moral disharmony. Biblical This reversal of Creation occurs because the spent, when we have nothing more to give, no order is both physical and moral. people refuse God’s commandments and empathy or compassion, nor are we feeling able “It is a fundamental biblical teaching that worship idols. As Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel to receive from others such expressions. original, divinely ordained order in the physical writes in “The Prophets,”“Civilization may come world has its counterpart in the divinely to an end and the human species disappear ... the See EMPTINESS, Page B7

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Technological advances and design engineering at the mosques of Mecca and Medina are promising a safer and more comfortable hajj experience this year as 2 million Islamic faithful converge on Saudi Arabia. But much to the dismay of tradition-bound Muslim clerics, a proliferation of smartphones among those affluent enough to make the journey has also encouraged young pilgrims to snap photos of themselves kissing the Grand Mosque’s black stone or HASSAM Ammar/Associated Press HASAN JAMALI/Associated Press taking self portraits with other Tens of thousands of Muslim pilgrims move around the Kaaba, the Essam Kalthoum, left, managing director of the Bawabat Makkah sacred venues in the background. black cube seen at center, inside the Grand Mosque, during the annual Company, which oversees several projects around the city, shows a “Selfie fever has taken pilgrims Hajj in the Saudi holy city of Mecca, Saudi Arabia, on Oct. 27, 2012. As prototype from his Jiddah, Saudi Arabia, office of what the heart of and visitors to the two holy Muslims from around the world stream into Mecca for the annual hajj Mecca will look like after construction around the Grand Mosque is mosques by storm in recent days, pilgrimage this week, they come to a city undergoing the biggest complete. The photo was taken May 11, 2014. much to the chagrin of scholars transformation in its history. and other pilgrims who condemn annual event that has been inverted “umbrellas” have been such ’touristy behavior,’”the Arab defy the wish of our Prophet,”said “It is as though the only marred by deadly stampedes, installed over the courtyard to News observed in an article on the Jidda-based scholar Sheik Assim purpose of this trip is to take numerous cases of heat stroke and shade pilgrims from the withering new penchant for documenting al-Hakeem, who deemed the pictures and not worship. And extremist violence. midday sun. In the outdoor the ritual expected of observant The mataf, the assembly area of the mosque, Muslims at least once in their lives photographing of hajj rituals when they return home they say: circumambulation courtyard sliding domes have been installed if they can afford it. contrary to the essence of the ’Come look at me, this is me on surrounding the Casbah, has been The online news site quoted pilgrimage that is supposed to be Arafat, this is me in Muzdalifah!’” that can be positioned over Islamic Studies teacher Zahra free of “boasting or showing off.” he said to Arab News. modified as part of the expansion crowds to protect them from the Mohammad of Riyadh as saying Scholar Sheik Abdul Razzaq al- Though the new social media of Mecca’s Grand Mosque, which elements. that taking a selfie, then posting it Badr said the kingdom’s decision role in the hajj is a matter of is now capable of “processing” The kingdom has also deployed on Facebook or other social to relax a ban on cellphones in the debate among the guardians of 130,000 pilgrims per hour and 60,000 security agents and media, ruined the spirit of mosques, intended to provide the faith, Saudi social planners accessible to the disabled, private contractors to protect this modesty and devotion expected pilgrims with a means of seeking and engineers are being hailed for Albawaba noted. year’s Hajj by monitoring face- during the Hajj. help in the event of a crisis, has led infusing new elements of At the Masjid al-Nabawi recognition software and 1,700 “Taking such selfies and videos to a distortion of the ritual. protection and comfort into the mosque in Medina, 250 giant closed-circuit cameras. FROM PAGE B6

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Cute 406.549.0608 Donation Warehouse - 240-4042. http://animeals.com/FOSTER.html 1804 North Ave W. women's clothes, kid's clothes, for more information. 3545 Duncan Dr. beads, jewelry, kitchen wares, HP Old Inventory (left at mailbox) printer, GPS, video camera, vac- Free to give away working Treadmill PUBLIC NOTICES Saturday 8am-2pm uum, vintage furniture, couch, SALE! you pick up. call me at 396-9541 Fall Cleaning futon, desk, bike & more! Lots of misc. items. $5.00 of Mistinted Paint Lily of the valley perennials, plant, Missoula County Public Schools' 1644 W. Sussex Ave. 8am-1pm $10.00 of Tint To Preference you dig, call 529-7508 Board of Trustees' Board Work Ses- sion 6:00 p.m., Tuesday, October 7, Garage/Partial Estate Sale Price Per Gallon Older Mare to good home only Saturday 9am-3pm GARAGE SALE Must have shelter. Pasture pet only. 2014, Business Building, Board 12413 529-9283 Room, 915 South Avenue West. 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Vintage and designer clothing, sort located in Darby, MT (1 1/2 sing from the currents aquatics antiques, quality books, children's FREE CHICKENS WANTED!!!!! locker room. 529-7038 in good health, who likes moun- hours south of Missoula), is seeking Please contact Paul: tains, hiker, mountain lakes, GARAGE SALE clothing, toys, strollers, bikes, a full-time year-round front desk re- (406) 531-9999 Found: very timid female cat, tortie, hopefully have horses. 12403 MULLAN RD furniture, bedding, art and more! ception attendant for greeting Nordic track ski machine, pick up in declawed, 2-6 yrs old, downtown on Call 208-476-0488 guests, answering phones, maintain- alley behind 2455 McDonald Sept 4, Call 721-2084 after 3pm Yard Sale 12414 GARAGE SALE ing records, processing payments, 2550 Peregrine Loop EAST OF MSLA helping with reservations and multi- (Country Crest) ple other duties. 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Oct 10th. 2Bd Duplex on COMMERCIAL nance and monitoring of our elec- provided for all notices. Some no- 1 Bed Apts, Great location, no pets, $585/mo + dep, Toole Ave. Cats OK, W/S/G 2801 Connery: $3,000 tronic product records. Applicants tices may require pre-payment. included. $720/mo. 531-1793 3 Offices, 2 Workstations, should have at least 2-3 years of DEADLINE FOR SUBMITTALS IS incl. W/S/G. Call 531-0134 office/data entry experience, be NOON, THREE WORKING DAYS IN MOBILE HOME SPACE able to work independently, man- ADVANCE of the date the notice 399 LEGALS MNAXLP 399 LEGALS MNAXLP 2215 S. 5th St. W.: $325 age multiple tasks, and have needs to be published. The Mis- Owner Occ. 90 or newer, strong organizational and time soulian will accept responsibility for HOUSES management skills. BA/BS de- printing errors on the first publication Service Date: October 3, 2014 gree preferred. Apply online at only. If you have questions about 155 N. Easy: 4 Bdrm, Wood flrs, Pet Ok, $1425 summitbeverage.com/careers or placing a legal ad, please call clas- DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SERVICE REGULATION [email protected] sifieds at 721-6200 or BEFORE THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION No calls please. 1-800-332-6212, and ask for Legals. OF THE STATE OF MONTANA 410 APARTMENTS 410 APARTMENTS FAX: Attn: Legals, to 406-523-5221. UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED Montana CDC is seeking a Con- Email: [email protected]. Mail legals to: Missoulian Legals, IN THE MATTER OF the Request of ) REGULATORY DIVISION troller to oversee all financial ac- NorthWestern Energy for Approval to ) tivities at Montana CDC and its P.O. Box 8029, Missoula, MT 59807. Brand New! If you have questions regarding Change Electric Utility Tariff Schedule ) DOCKET NO. N2014.9.86 subsidiary corporations. Go to CR-1 - Contingency Reserves ) http://mtcdc.org/about-us/news the proof of publication for a Ashlyn Place Apts -reports/ for more information printed legal ad, please call Chris Arvish in our Legal Ad Depart- NOTICE OF FILING AND OPPORTUNITY TO COMMENT 155 N. California ment: 523-5236. New 2 Bdrm deluxe apt. with 213 HEALTH CARE/ SCIENCE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on On September 19, 2014, NorthWestern Corporation, doing business as view, elevator, washer/dryer, Saturday, October 18th, 2014 at NorthWestern Energy ("NWE"), filed Tariff Letter 271-E, requesting ap- Seeking full time Nurse 10am, Expressway Self Storage proval to adjust Tariff Schedule CR-1, "Contingency Reserves for Qualify- work-out room on site. Practitioner/Physician's Assis- 4949 Storehouse Way will have a ing Facilities" with the Montana Public Service Commission (Commission). tant to join our pain team. Pay live auction to the highest bidder on According to NWE, the requested adjustment is necessary as a result of Call Ashlyn Place Apartments, DOE with competitive benefit abandoned storage units owing de- Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) Order 789 issued last package. Please e-mail resume, linquent storage rent. The goods to November. In re Regional Reliability Standard BAL-002-WECC-2, 145 721-2458, 544-1429 or 880-3766 for info. salary requirements & questions be sold are described as household F.E.R.C. 61,141 (Nov. 21, 2013). In that Order, FERC approved a re- to: goods. The terms of the sale will be gional Reliability Standard to become effective on October 1, 2014. NWE APARTMENTS APARTMENTS nicolef@advancedpainand cash, money order, certified check. stated the Reliability Standard changes the contingency reserve require- 410 410 spine.com Units are reserved subject to re- ment for all generation resource types to 3% of actual hourly integrated UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED demption by owner prior to sale. All generation plus 3% of hourly integrated load to be served by that genera- 2 & 3 Bed Apts w/ FREE HEAT Commercially zoned (C1-4) newly Apheresis RN Sales final. Units 222, 303, 414, tion. The current contingency reserve requirement in Schedule CR-1 is Birchwood Meadows Apts, starting at This position will function as a 454, 524 5% of expected generation for wind and solar resources, and 7% of ex- updated duplex w/additional unde- $750/mo, w/d hookups & dishwasher. veloped lot. 2br/1ba units with dens member of the Clinical Services - #20369768 September 27, October pected generation for thermal resources. Call 543-9798 Today! Apheresis team in Missoula, Mon- 4, 11 & 18, 2014 The Commission has jurisdiction over this matter pursuant to Title 69, and W/D hookups. Double garage. Behind Gold’s Gym off Reserve. tana. Responsible for performing APARTMENTS Chapter 3 of the Montana Code Annotated. A copy of NWE's filing is any or all platelet collections. 406 available for inspection at the Commission's business offices, 1701 Pros- BRAND NEW! $249,900. (406)459-4530 Registered nurse with current FURNISHED pect Avenue, Helena, Montana 59601, and may also be viewed on its SPACIOUS 2-BED, 1 BA. state licensure & 1 year exp. is re- website at http://psc.mt.gov under Docket N2014.9.86. The Montana WITH D/W, A/C, W/D, 1Bd close to UM & Downtown, CRPRT, WD. FLRS, GARDEN LOOK! quired. Must have valid driver's li- Consumer Counsel ("MCC") represents consumer interests before the Newer 2Bd, 1000 sq ft. cable, cense. furnished or unfurnished, all utils. Commission and also has a copy of the filing available at 111 North Last AREA,CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN paid including TV/Internet, W/S/G paid. Linda Vista. No pets. The Red Cross is a nonprofit or- Chance Gulch, Suite 1B, P.O. Box 201703, Helena, Montana AND U. $845 AND UP. MSLA. $675. Fidelity Mgmt. 251-4707 ganization that offers employees 549-7711. alpharealestate.com 59620-1703, telephone (406) 444-2771. PROP. MAN. 251-8500. growth and development, oppor- Any interested person who is directly affected by the filing and would like www./rentinmissoula.com tunity for advancement, team Close to U/Downtown Lg. 2 Bd+, to provide comments to the Commission in this Docket must do so no 411 DUPLEXES, spirit, competitive salaries and a $700; Nice bsmt. 2Bd, bonus room. later than October 20, 2014. In order to submit comments: (1) Submit 411 DUPLEXES, UNFURNISHED comprehensive benefits package. $550. W/G paid. No pets/smoking. the comments electronically (e-file) on the Commission's website at UNFURNISHED Applicants can apply online at 396-0283 or 728-3819 http://psc.mt.gov ("Account Login/Registration" under "Electronic Docu- http://www.americanredcross.apply2 ments" tab); and (2) physically deliver or mail the original comments to the Very nice lg. Southside 2Bd/1Ba, 909 Spartan Dr, Lower Unit, Furnished 1Bd, Close to UM. DW, W/D hkps., lg. fenced yard, 2Bd/1Ba, W/D incl., DW, fenced jobs.com No smoke/No pets. Commission at 1701 Prospect Avenue, Helena, Montana 59601. The Requisition#: BIO47030 Commission will not post e-filed comments to its website until it receives gar., no pets/smoking. 1yr. lease. back yard, garage, ALL utilities $425/mo + dep. 728-0855 $875mo. 360-3240 the original from the petitioner. included. $1000/mo + deposit 100 S Curtis, 2 bed, garage, No Pets/Smoke. Call 544-1537 399 LEGALS MNAXLP 399 LEGALS MNAXLP BY THE MONTANA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION hookups,Yard $695/mo. No pets/smoke. Fidelity Mgmt. 251-4707 Clean 2Bd, W/D hookups, DW, Public Notice W. A. (BILL) GALLAGHER, Chairman gas, yard, garage, No pets/smoke. BOB LAKE, Vice Chairman 2 Bed, 2122 A Raymond, $750/mo. 406-251-5631 The October meeting of the District XI Human Resource Council Board of KIRK BUSHMAN, Commissioner All Utilities Paid, No Dogs, Directors will occur at 11:00 a.m. on 10/9/14 at 1801 S. Higgins, Missoula, TRAVIS KAVULLA, Commissioner $800/mo. 239-4891 or 240-3889. Triplex in Lolo 2Bd/1Ba, lg. 1100 MT. The meeting agenda is posted on the HRC website www.hrcxi.org ROGER KOOPMAN, Commissioner 421 N. Davis #9, 2Bd/1Ba, garage, sq. ft. W/D hkps. $695+$695 dep. #20371530 October 4, 2014 #20371985 October 4, 2014 W/D hkps, $750/mo., dep. O.A.C., No pets or smoking. Call 214-1562 pets? Great Places, Inc. 546-2280 SERVICE DIRECTORY

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HOUSES, OFFICE/RETAIL WATERFRONT 416 UNFURNISHED 419 CONDOS FOR RENT 428 LEASE 502 SITES 3bd, 2ba home w/shop, Hwy 93 Duplex on , Stevi, Hamilton, nice space set up for frontage, North Hamilton, $950/mo. 2+1 full bath, 1100 sq.ft. with views beauty shop, office, etc. Hwy front- of the river and Mts. Laundry w/d 406-363-8716 age, gas/water/sewer pd. $500./mo Larchwood South Shore subdivision on Noxon Reservoir, incl. Garage att, fenced, gardening 363-0966 or 363-4867 3Bed / 2Bath - 2car garage in included. New carpet/paint. $930 shared well, Community Dock, 1+ acre Avista frontage lots. Potomac,MT 7+acres- primarily 381-0086 wood heat. $900mo. 360-325-3458 $108,900 to $129,900 Year around access & activities from hunting to fishing to snowmobiling. Red Carpet Realty 728-7262 Call or visit our website for lease rates! www.redcarpet-realty.com 140 N. Higgins FLATHEAD 235 - 475 SF office space & 1600 SF Street Level Retail 503 PROPERTY 500 N. Higgins BITTERROOT 400, 530, 1000, 1200, & 2600 Sq. Ft. Options! 501 PROPERTY 501 BITTERROOT 5 Bedroom, 4 Bathroom Homeon 227 B N. Higgins Ave. PROPERTY 11 acres (feels like 100 acres 1620 sq. ft. Available Now! with adjacent space) with barn and horse fencing. New carpet and paint. 800 Kensington 4 miles to Florence/93 Junction. 350, 600, 930, 1400 & 1850 Sq. Ft. Options! Whole House wood stove or simply 1119 W. Kent Ave "Flathead Lake Homes" propane furnace. Beautiful views Like New Duplex. 2BD/2BA 237 SF - 760 SF starting at $180/mo From $347,000 to $929,000 on all sides. In ground sprinklers includes W/D, New Appliances, 1505 & 1521 Russell Mission Bay Realty for lawn around the house. No A/C, Single Garage, no 205 Trails End, Hamilton, views, Mac Swan smoking or dogs/cats inside house. smoking/pets. $825/mo. 1089 & 3090 sq. ft. 3bd/1ba, 1.22 ac, 2 mi. from town 406-253-0855 $1950/ month plus deposit. Drake Rentals. 406-552-9898 415 N Higgins- Higgins Plaza PRICED REDUCED! $169,900 MLS [email protected] Call Ken 801-558-0795. Offices 150-475 sf. Starting at $195/mo. # 55533 MK Broker 406-241-9982 5 Bedroom, 4 Bathroom Home **Home Also For Sale** 420 ROOMS FOR RENT on 11 acres (feels like 100 acres SEELEY SWAN, 5268 Avalon - Lolo. Newer 3Bd/2Ba, RENTSPM.COM • 406.549.3929 with adjacent space) with barn and 505 BLACKFOOT 1 level, single gar., $890/mo. Call 3 rooms avail. in Canyon River Golf horse fencing. New carpet and paint. Chuck 544-4403 for showing. Course home. 1 master & 2 regular bdrms. Brand new appliances. Shop space with office 4 miles to Florence/93 Junction. Available Now! 1Bd, handicap acces- Furnished living areas. $550-$750. space. Off Reserve. 251-4645 Whole House wood stove or simply sible, $650/mo + $650 dep. Tenant 531-4550 propane furnace. Beautiful views 228 Riverview Dr., Seeley Lake. pays electric, W/S/G provided. No on all sides. In ground sprinklers smoking. For showing call Yvonne FURNISHED. Nice. Missoula. WESTSIDE COMMONS PROFES- End lot in subdivision. Nice main- 218-8993 1 week only: 1/2 Price Deposit SIONAL BLDG, 120 S. 5th Hamil- 305 Wyant Ln, Hamilton 2bd+/2ba, for lawn around the house. No tained 1500+ sq ft home in Seeley $435/mo. incl. util. 866-728-2664 ton, 875sq/ft, private bath, ground privacy, studio/barn, 2 ac. mtn views, smoking or dogs/cats inside house. Lake. Storage & covered area for Close to U/Downtown, 4Bd/2Ba, www.ValueAddedRentals.com floor, ample parking, A/C, bright win- MLS# 56483 MK, Broker, PRICE Rent negotiable. wood, toys & more. Short walk to bonus rms. $1500. W/D, DW, fenced REDUCED $205,000. 406-241-9982 all Seeley has to offer. Chance to • CitiLodge Weeklies: $159 & Up dows, Unit 101, $795. incl. garbage, Call Ken 801-558-0795. yard & more. No pets/smoking. water, sewer. 369-4313 own that weekend getaway at an 396-0283 or 728-3819 Micro/Fridge Avail., Wifi, 549-2358 **Home Also For Sale** affordable price. Enjoy Seeley’s ------recreation fun whether its summer • Sleepy Inn Weekly Special: INDUSTRIAL/ or winter. $105,000 – Ph., Wifi, Cable, Kitchen, 549-6484 430 WATERFRONT MLS20142204 WAREHOUSE LEASE 502 SITES 422 MOBILE LOT BRUCE A WOLD (406) 677-4149 RENTAL 2000sf shop near Wye, 14' overhead door, office, bath, 205 Trapper Creek Lg. double wide lot, great view on $900/mo. + $850 dep. 273-0159 Darby - $649,500 Mullan Rd. No dogs. $275mo. Majestic Masterpiece Nestled in the 543-3903 ADEA 〈 3015 W Railroad Pines! Beautiful 55.72 Acres located Executive 5Bd/3.5Ba home in Stevi Units avail. 2080 sq. ft. overhead up the West Fork with Trappers Mountain view, 3 acres, Lg kitchen. Mobile home lots centrally door, $900/$750 dep. 728-2332 Creek flowing through. 3,600 Sq. Ft. Main flr master. Pets neg. No smoke. located, $340/mo W/S/G pd, Cabin Style Home, 3 car finished 540 Morrell Creeek Drive $1800/mo + dep. 529-2524. move in specials available! Shop space with office garage. Shop with power and large Seeley Lake - $659,000 Please call MREM 541-6468 for Lolo, 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath. Newer space. Off Reserve. 251-4645 carport/overhang. MLS: 20145876 OVER 400' of Morrell Creek Front- appt. or see website at: Brooke Flynn 880-2903 age! Comfort and luxury surround home, no smoke. $1325/mo. www.millenniumrem.com "Carefree Condo Living on Call 360-0393 or 626-0586 Flathead Lake" you in this 4 BD, 4 BA home on 4.75 ACRES (2-parcels) of forested land. Lower Pattee Canyon Executive From $195,000 to $625,000 Target Range Ct. 80' max. Mission Bay Realty Stunning floor plan: gleaming HARD- Home, 4Bd/3Ba, 3 car garage, Ref's & dep required. No Pets Mac Swan WOOD Ash floors, new GRANITE Available now. No smoke/pets, 406-721-2404 406-253-0855 countertops, GOURMET kitchen. $2600/mo. + dep. 728-5006 lv. msg. [email protected] mls#20144738 OFFICE/RETAIL Mark & Laurie Darrow 210-1017 Stevensville, 3bd/2.5ba, many gar- 428 LEASE 180 Timber Ridge Drive ages, walking distance to everything. Sula - $575,000 Beautiful view & landscape, NG 1018 Burlington, 240sf to 1,318sf Peaceful river frontage property in 506 LOTS, ACREAGE heat, cats ok, no smoking, $875./mo Mid-Town Private Offices, park like setting. Beautiful 3 bd, 2 +dep. call John @ 1-678-694-7214 Ample Parking, Util. Included bath home with open floor plan. The MANUFACTURED Call 206-914-4069 master bedroom is on the main floor 418 near the river’s edge so you can fall HOMES FOR RENT 913 SW Higgins to sleep listening to the water’s mu- ✹ ✹ 2 & 3 Bdrm Available ✹ ✹ Recently remodeled. sic. MLS: 20144586 Maggie Turner 381-1164 406-546-9475, 406-728-6477 $825/mo. All utilities paid! Lot 7 Edgewater Martin's Property Mgmt LLC BITTERROOT 501 Crystal Springs Ranch, Florence - Superior - $149,900 2Bd/1Ba, no pets/smoking. W/S/G 777-1366 or 239-8308 http://www.RealEstateShows.com or 549-2062 PROPERTY 31ac. 2 homes, barn, pond, fenced, pd. $750mo. + $750dep. wildlife, MT lifestyle property. /687071 This 3.2 acre lot does have 406-240-0812 $499,000/firm. 406-274-5435 over 500 feet of Clarkfork River front- age. This beautiful, lightly treed par- Target Range Ct. 2Bd & 3Bd, cel is one of 7 lots in an exclusive dep & ref's required. No Pets. REDUCED $55,000 BELOW Waters Edge Subdivision. This acre- PROPERTY MANAGEMENT CO. CURRENT APPRAISAL 406-721-2404 401 SW Higgins • 543-9798 age is highbank. mls#20142465 4703 Linhart Lane, Stevi Jennifer 406.360.0184 419 CONDOS FOR RENT Office/Retail $10-$15 per sq.ft. $465,000. 5Bdrm/4Bath. Bethany 406.396.0704 • 345 W Front | 1800sq.ft., 2500 sq.ft. 4400 sq ft, 10+ acres, heated • 622 Railroad, Alberton | 650 sq.ft. 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Sugar Pine Pl Lolo - $108,000 SCENIC SWEEPING VIEWS from like us this beautiful lot in Ponderosa Heights. This 28,314 sq ft lot is a gently sloping downhill lot & has amazing views of the Bitterroot Val- ley. Just a quick drive to Missoula. Build your dream home today! mls#20141572 DEBBIE DAUENHAUER-HESS • Cell: (406) 239-5563 Katy Mckinnon 544-9955 DAUENHAUER REAL ESTATE NW NATIONAL RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL 506 LOTS, ACREAGE 506 LOTS, ACREAGE 510 PROPERTY 510 PROPERTY FIRST TIME OFFERED IN OVER 50 YEARS!

216 University 8700 Fescue Ct. Missoula - $499,000 Missoula - $328,000 Amazing home holds so much his- Gorgeous home in The Ranch Club! tory and character yet the floor plan 3 bedrms, 2 baths & a very sunlit & is perfect for today. Gorgeous wood open floor plan. Vaulted ceilings, flooring throughout much of the wood & tile flooring, solid surface home, formal living room with a counters. Beautiful entry porch with beautiful fireplace, large formal din- rock accents, fenced yard, unfin day- ing and spacious kitchen. MLS: light basement. mls#20142602 20144100 Paulette Mcmannis - 880-4988 Crystal Ault 329-2070

Time to downsize the ranch. 40 acres available. 1727 S 11th Street West Only 20 minutes north of Missoula with a trout 2413 Garland Drive Missoula - $235,000 Missoulian Newspaper Missoula - $299,000 Nice 4 bedroom, 2 bath home with stream running through the property. 2KW solar system-watch your meter many updates. Gorgeous yard with run backwards. Well maintained garden area and rock patio. Hard- For sale by owner. Realtor’s welcome. home with complete one level living wood floors. New furnace and roof plus a finished lower level. Kitchen plus a heated 2 car shop & RV car- with the maple flooring & updated port. Must see inside! FOR MORE INFO CONTACT 406-726-3396 appliances. 3 BD, 3 BATH, DBL [email protected] MLS: GAR & more mls#20146148 20146191 The Bryan Team Crystal Ault 329-2070 MISSION VALLEY RESIDENTIAL 329-2011 or 329-2020 507 PROPERTIES 510 PROPERTY

Country Living…Close to Arlee, 3bdrm/2bath Split Entry home on 10 1717 Stoddard acres, mother-in-law apt, garage/shop. Missoula - $204,000 920 Eaton Great Solid 1965 Rancher close to Missoula - $239,900 Missoulian Photography $238,000 5444 Haugan downtown. New exterior paint and NEW LISTING! Great 4bd 2ba home new roof on home. Single garage, a Red Carpet Realty 728-7262 Missoula - $524,900 on a large corner lot. Features refin- www.redcarpet-realty.com Super nice Miller Creek 5bd 3ba large two bay shop steel sided insu- ished hardwood floors, remodeled lated with 220 power. Great yard home with solar features. Solar lower level, replaced roof and win- panels tie into water heater and inte- with large shade trees. Two large 509 COUNTRY LIVING dows, new furnace, AC, fireplace w/ bedrooms, single bath. MLS: rior rock walls absorb heat in winter. granite mantle, single attached gar- Over 9 acres, triple car garage, 20146209 age, mature landscaping Curtis Semenza - 360-0364 garage/shop with RV door. mls#20146286 mls#20146203 1997 Briarwood Mobile home on 1 acre in The Bryan Team The Bryan Team 329-2011 or 329-2020 Frenchtown. 3bdrm/2bath not on a permanent 329-2011 or 329-2020 foundation. 24’X40’Shop/Garage, 22’X17’Covered carport w/attached$138,000 16’X13’unfinished hobby rm. 1225 Van Buren Red Carpet Realty 728-7262 Missoula - $195,000 www.redcarpet-realty.com Located in the lower Rattlesnake only minutes to downtown, UofM, 9955 George Cates Blvd 1808 Dixon 2651 Grassland Drive wilderness area, Greenough Park, Missoula.com Luxury Ranch Living Missoula - $239,000 Waterworks Hill (offering amazing $595,000 Missoula - $430,000 NEW PRICE!! Charming 3bd 2ba http://www.realestateshows.com wild flowers for your spring hikes). * 6 Bed/4 Bath on 5 Acres home in a desirable area. Features Home has received constant care * 10 stall horse barn /725709 Beautifully landscaped 3 bed- hardwood floors, brick fireplace, oak room 3 bath poly steel constructed with this owner. MLS: 20143787 * 40x50 & 20x40 heated shops cabinets, open kitchen and dining Barbie 329-2063 * Custom cabinetry throughout home on 1.8 acres. Three car gar- area. Covered back porch opens to * Add 5 acres with well for age plus a shop with RV door. Lots large back yard with mature land- $175,000! of room inside and out with wonder- scaping and u/g sprinklers. * www.georgecates.com ful valley views! mls#20144749 mls#20145738 Jenn 406.360.0184 The Bryan Team Shelly Evans, Broker Bethany 406.396.0704 406-544-8570 Call/Text 329-2011 or 329-2020 103 Regal 510 RESIDENTIAL 510 RESIDENTIAL 510 RESIDENTIAL Milltown - $169,500 PROPERTY PROPERTY PROPERTY Head to toe updated amenities in 2008 include refinished hardwood floor, new roof, new windows, exte- rior and interior doors, interior trim, exterior paint, furnace, water heater, insulation, whole interior. 3 bed 1 CorridorMag bath. MLS: 20145266 NEW LISTINGS Barbie 239-2063 Judy 329-2017 PRICE ADDRESS FOR MORE INFO AGENT PHONE 506 Riverside, Stevi - $160,000 4Bd/2Ba remodeled $1,299,000 3116 Old Pond Rd, Missoula Dial 552-0901 Enter Code 10719 Bill & Barb McQuirk 532-9234 3017 River Bend - $155,000 1 acre, 136' Blackfoot River $750,000 2203 Hillcrest Dr, Polson Text 01146 to 51004 Adam Hertz 239-1865 The Lane - $97,5000 $695,000 520 Main St, Lincoln Dial 552-0901 Enter Code 10389 Mark McQuirk 880-7253 2.57 acres $574,900 224 Mountain ShadowsTrail, Florence Dial 552-0901 Enter Code 31389 CindiTack & CarolynWeisbecker 552-3310 AF $314,900 10936 Preserve Place, Lolo Dial 552-0901 Enter Code 14219 Mackenzie Dixon 241-5009 $269,000 935 Edith, Missoula Dial 552-0901 Enter Code 13519 KatyAnderson & Shirley Simonson 532-9385 $235,900 5340 Lonesome Dove, Lolo Text 01029 to 51004 Ed Coffman 370-5009 $149,000 851 CanyonView Loop, Hamilton Dial 552-0901 Enter Code 30889 Cheryl Smith 880-6650 $74,900 143 B Street, Dixon Dial 552-0901 Enter Code 17299 Carla Hardy 531-8112 mtAutofinder $65,000 208 Licorice Lane, Florence Dial 552-0901 Enter Code 69359 Ken McCarthy 396-0333 $58,000 Lot 1 Steele Estates, Polson Dial 552-0901 Enter Code 13279 Larry & Karin Heggen 540-2550 $15,878 NHN Lot 001, Dixon Dial 552-0901 Enter Code 18629 Bill Bucher 529-8329 604 Overlook Way, Missoula To See More New Listings Check Out $232,000 3/2 plus bonus room, fireplace, pellet stove, 2 car garage, great schools and view. FSBO, will ERALAMBROS.COM work with agents. Motivated sellers. 214-4761 RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL 510 PROPERTY 510 PROPERTY 510 PROPERTY

6920 Mullan Rd. 3Bd/1.5Ba. .9 Acres. No covenants. Bring MSLAjobs 5875 Hwy 93 South your toys. Home office or light Missoula - $228,500 commercial? $199,500 Solid Ranch style home with unfin- 1514 SW 4th St. Starter Home ished basement 3 bed, 2 bath, and 3Bd/1Ba. 2 lots. Newer nearly one flat acre ideal for garden single gar Close to GFS & and storing toys. Patio, 2 frpls, birch Biking paths. $168,900 kitchen and view of Miller creek. Dia- Near Russell School & Mall mond in the rough needs a little 4Bd/2Ba family home. New TLC. Reduced mls#20144944 remodeled bsmt w/ egress [email protected] 329-2042 windows. Double-double size garage. $239,900. DEAL REAVES REALTY 406-240-1771 Helping Buyers and Sellers in Missoula for over 35 years!

5905 Longview Drive Affordable Properties For Sale Missoula - $219,500 -Florence Log Freddie Mac fore- 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath home in the closure home on 10 acres. Needs todaysdealmissoula . Large, landscaped lot Work. $149,000 with sheds & Greenhouse. Single -Rock Creek River Front Lots 510 RESIDENTIAL 510 RESIDENTIAL car garage is heated. Updates in- $110,000 PROPERTY PROPERTY clude 3 Pane Windows, Maint. Free -Very nice Clinton home on 1 ac- Siding, Bamboo Floor and Hickory res w/creek frontage. 4bed/3bath. 12201 Moccasin Ct - Perfect Cabinets in the kitchen and More. Shows great. Estate Sale! $269k. Business/ Home -Warehouse Stor- mls#20146116 -Frenchtown acreage with amaz- age, Living Quarters (1b/ 1b) Main Bill Taber - 544-6557 ing views. 2.96 acres over look- Level, Office Space Upstairs. 2 Ac- ing valley $64,900 res, 4RV Hookups (Unzoned Great -Blackfoot home on 10 acres. Out- Potential) $359,000. 406-544-2620 standing building site. $225,000. -3.2 acres no covenants near Johnsrud and Bfoot River. Mo- 5839 Prospect Dr biles OK! Cool views $66,500 Missoula - $387,300 7097 Mormon Creek Road -Rock Creek Cabin and shop near COME HOME TO COMFORT in this Lolo - $209,500 river. Almost new condition. 4.2 5BD/3.5BA home in Grant Creek Newly Remodeled 2 Bd/1Ba with acres. $174,500 5241 Canyon River that will be great for entertaining. Large, Open, Living Room, Dining -Central Msla home on 5 lots w/ BridesGrooms Missoula - $799,000 Open main level, cherry wood Room, and Kitchen. Nearly 1/2 acre garage, barn. Ton of Develop- ELEGANT LIVING NEAR THE 16TH flrs/cabinets,many upgrades of park like setting, garden, fruit ment Potential. $285k. TEE Functionality and beauty in a thoughout. Private patio, beautiful trees and storage shed. Quality Call Clint @ PRU MSLA 544.3730 luxury 4 bd, 3 bath home. Open floor landscaping,& much more! Call to- throughout! Hickory Cabinets & lots plan with spacious dining area and day! mls#20142758 of storage. Not a Drive By! kitchen with hardwood hickory cabi- Katy Mckinnon - 544.9955 mls#20143937 netry, stainless appliances. CAN BE Bill Taber - 544-6557 SOLD FURNISHED! mls#20141965 Jay H. Getz - 406-214-4016

OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-3 871 Discovery Way 21007 Handley Loop, Clinton 5002 Geraldine Ct Missoula - $182,000 Wallace Creek 4 Bedroom/3 Bath. 2203 West Sussex Missoula - $335,000 A must see wonderful East Missoula Cathedral Ceilings, new flooring Missoula - $170,000 Whether you are looking for one home! Two bedrooms, one bath with and formal dining room. All wood floors just refinished they level living or a family home this is it. opportunity for growth in the unfin- Over a lush acre with large trees are absolutely gorgeous. This 3 bed 4BD/3BA, half acre + , open floor ished partial basement complete and views of the mountains. MissoulianGetIt / one bath has been completely re- plan, high ceilings, end of the with attached double car garage. $279,000 ∗ MLS#20145148 modeled and move in ready. Fenced cul-de-sac, fenced yard, backs to a Check out the virtual tour at: See Map #20 in Sunday's yard centrally located corner lot. Not walking trail, and much more. Call to- www.RealEstateShows.com/734775 Open House Directory a drive by call today for a showing. day! mls#20145384 mls#20146076 mls#20146222 Katy Mckinnon 544.9955 Jennifer 406.360.0184 Fidelity Real Estate Jay H. Getz 214-4016 Bethany 406.396.0704 Lolo area homes

11897 Sleeman $524,900 Large home on 72 ACRES 212 Cap Devilla $245,900 580 Big Flat Road 207 Laguna Great updated home Missoula - $575,000 3212 Helena Milltown - $149,900 2 car garage plus Incredible home overlooking the Missoula - $329,000 Nice 1bd 2ba home located in Mill- extra parking for toys Biterroot and Clarkfork rivers. 3 fin- Completely updated home with 4 town. Remodeled kitchen w/ new ished levels offer 4bed and 4bath. levels of living space, 5bd 3ba. Up- cabinets, counters, and dbl sinks, Call Bonnie Williford Brand new hardwood floors and car- dated appliances, new flooring on stainless steel appliances, new floor- The company, product and service names are used for pet. Remodeled bathroom. Over main, newer roof, u/g sprinklers, cen- ing and windows. Fenced yard, cov- 240-6616 sized deck with incredible views & tral air, chain link fencing, garage ered front porch, single garage, and identification purposes only. All trademarks and registered walking trail to river. mls#20143973 shop plus shed. Big fenced yard with additional storage. mls#20146258 See all on trademarks are the property of their respective owners. The Bryan Team 3 multi-level deck. mls#20145336 The Bryan Team MISSOULAHOMES.COM 29-2011 or 329-2020 The Bryan Team 329-2011 329-2011 or 329-2020 Missoulian Classified, Saturday, October 4, 2014 - C7

5035 JEFF DRIVE $369,900 14150 HAMPTON DRIVE $224,900 11825 VIRGINIA LANE $289,900 OPEN SUNDAY 1-3 • New home, tastefully appointed throughout PEACEFUL SETTING • Turn Key 1 level Living JUST REDUCED • Big Flat Area, ½ mile from river and fishing Kent Pratt • 4 bed, 2 ½ ba, 3,128 Sq Ft, 2 car • 3 bd, 2 ba, 26’x24’ Shop/Garage • 3 Bd, 2 Ba 2,400+ sq ft, 2 car attached • Gasfireplace,granite,tile&hardwoods • Level pine studded 1+ acre • 1 ac, 24’x42’ pole barn, 12’x22’ shop/garage • Built by Bob Martz Homes,Inc. • Updated functional floor plan • Fresh exterior paint, new roof and decks 544-700l • Rural Development financeable home JUST REDUCED $20K • Premium 12,400 SF lot, covered deck • Quick 10 min East of MSLA CONVENIENT RURAL LIVING 5148 CATTLE DRIVE $299,900 6609 MACARTHUR DRIVE $309,900 6990 ALISHA DRIVE $319,900 PrattRealtyMT.com PRICE REDUCED $15K • Better than New Quality Built JUST REDUCED $20K • Luxurious West Pointe Townhouse MAIN FLOOR LIVING • Luxurious main floor living Honest, Efficient, • 4 bd 2.5 ba 2320 sf 3 car garage • 4 bd 3 ba 4080 sf 2 car • 3 bed + bonus, 2 ba, 1855 Sq Ft. Professional Service • Open Floor Plan with Upgrades • Spacious Elegant Main Floor Living • Built by McElmurry Homes • Finished daylight lower level • Full finished walkout lower level • Open floor plan, exc. Finishes • Level prof. landscaped corner lot BUILT BY BOB MARTZ HOMES INC. LOW MAINTENANCE LIVING • Great Views overlooking the Valley • Premium level 10,637 sf lot 5045 JEFF DRIVE $339,900 9682 MAHLUM LANE $339,900 7171 JOY DRIVE $349,900 19930 WAMBLI LANE, HUSON $369,000 BUILT BY BOB MARTZ HOMES INC. • Quality New Home, Construction Started MAIN FLOOR LIVING • Quality to be built Bob Martz Homes Inc. MAIN FLOOR LIVING • Brand New Custom Ranch Style Home PRICE REDUCED $20K • 7 secluded acres w/ mature pines • 4 bed, 2.5 bath, 2842 sq ft, 2 car • 3 bed, 2 bath, 1808 sq ft, 3 car, 1 acre • 3 bd, 2 ba, 2 car, large rear deck, view lot • 3 bd + bonus, 3 ba, 3561 sq ft, 2 car att. • Still time to customize & choose finishes • Large Master Suite w/ walk-in closet • Quality finishes throughout, still time to customize • Hardwoods, tiles, custom stone • Covered Composite Deck w/ Views • Still time to customize & choose finishes • Main level master and utilities • 2 gas f.p., 1 wood stove, Central air UNDER CONTRACT • Covered composite deck, gas fireplace • Plan includes unfinished daylight walkout bsmt • 28 x 28 shop, u/g sprinklers, views • Main level master w/large walk-in closet BUILT BY MCELMURRY HOMES 2714 CARNOUSTIE WAY $369,900 LOT 6 ALISHA DRIVE $389,900 11681 CATTAIL WAY $429,900 7179 JOY DRIVE $439,900 BRAND NEW RANCH STYLE HOME • To be built Ranch Style Bob Martz Homes Inc. NEW 2 STORY • Dramatic open floor plan CONVENIENT RURAL LIVING • Quiet, Private, Pine Studded Setting BUILT BY MCELMURRY HOMES • Main level master & utilities • 3 bed, 2 bath, 2016 sq ft, 3 car, covered patio • 5 bd, 3 ba, 2660 sq ft, 3 car • 3 bd + bonus, 2.5 ba, 3008 sf, 2+ car • 4 bed, 3 bath, 3,600 sq ft, 3 car • 10,000 sf lot Ranch Club Golf Community • Built by McElmurry Homes • Better than New Tasteful Finishes • Open floor plan, gas fireplace • Restaurant, fitness, golf, pools on site • Premium 11,914 sq ft lot • Slate, Tiles, Corian, Gas Fireplace • Possibility for a 5th bedroom • Still time to customize and choose finishes • Still time to Customize! • Backs common area, 8 min east of MSLA • Premium downhill view lot GO GO GRIZ! To view these & other properties, visit PrattRealtyMT.com GRIZ! 7235 OLD GRANT CREEK ROAD $499,900 2741 CARNOUSTIE WAY $599,900 964 AIRPORT RD, STEVENSVILLE $659,000 NHN GRANT STREET $39,900 INCREDIBLE VALUE! • Park-like setting w/ Grant Creek Frontage PRICE REDUCED $40K • Deluxe Custom Ranch Club Home 40 ACRE RANCH • Gorgeous 8 yr New Home & Improvements • Level city lot in Central Missoula • 5+ bd, 4 ba, 4000 finished sf, 3 car, .83 ac • 4100+ sf, 5 bd, 4.5 ba, 3 car, walk out bsmt • 3 Bd, 2.5 Ba 2350 sq ft main floor living • Near shopping and public transportation • Custom Quality Built on Premiere Lot • One of a kind lot & views • Great layout, design & irrigation • All services to site • Multi-level deck, fenced level yard • Golf, restaurant, fitness center & pools • 63’x42’ drive-through barn • Zoned RM2.7 • MainUNDER floor master, vaulted CONTRACT ceilings, large windows • Top of Line Amenities & Decor • 30’x60’’ shop & 48’x50’ hay storage • Build your starter home MAHLUM MEADOWS STARTING AT $79,900 RANCH CLUB LOTS $89,999-$129,999 NHN ROCKY BUTTE ROAD $125,000 2955 ST. MICHAEL DRIVE $135,000 ONLY 3 LOTS AVAILABLE • Premium 1± acre lots w/ paved road 2 LOTS AVAILABLE • Excellent building lots in Ranch Club MISSION MTN VIEWS • Level 20 ac Parcel Ronan MT PANORAMIC VIEWS • 1.47 acre building site • Rural, Private, Quiet & Sunny w/ Views • 10,000+ sq ft, All Utilities Available • Easy Access Paved Road • Area of quality custom homes • Quick paved 10 minutes west of Missoula • Golf, restaurant, fitness center, pools • Irrigated Productive Land • Upper Miller Creek land w/ vinyl fencing • 20 GPM well & sewer already in!! • Lot 38 Muirfield backs up to park • Panoramic Views • Choose your own builder • 5 minutes from town • Natural gas, electric, phone & DSL • Building pkgs avail or bring your builder 2 LOTS AVAILABLE • Build your Dream Home RESIDENTIAL RESIDENTIAL BUSINESS BUSINESS SPORTS 510 PROPERTY 510 PROPERTY 558 OPPORTUNITIES 558 OPPORTUNITIES 640 EQUIPMENT 702 PETS, SUPPLIES XC Skis (Alpina) for person 5'3"-5'5" w/ poles & Rossignol boots - size Seeking Investors 6.5-7. Used only 4-5 times, $300 406-777-2140 Builder is seeking investors for new development of the Meridian Apart- ment Complex. 641 HUNTING, Tucked into the Northwest corner of Montana, Kalispell is the gateway to FIREARMS Glacier National Park and Flathead Lake. Kalispell is Northwestern Montana's largest retail and business hub. MISSOULA CO. This project consists of 5 acres, 65 apartments in 8 buildings, a club FSBO 2400 Windsor Court house, and a manager's apartment. The conditional use permit has been approved and the engineering site plan is 85% complete. Mullan Road - Country Crest The property is accessed from the Meridian Road on the West and bor- 2100 sq ft, 4 bedroom, 3 full bath, Price Reduced!!! $214,500 ders Hwy. 93 on the East. It is walking distance to Kalispell Regional Hos- vaulted ceilings, open kitchen, FSBO 4608 Monticelllo Place. pital and a majority of the medical community is located near it. In addi- Includes: tion, walking distance to Community College, Hutton Antiques & dining and great room. finished 4Bd/2Ba with 2 car garage, new Missoula County FairgroundsFlea Market stainless appliances, upgraded Plaza, all the new commercial businesses North of Kalispell, Kalispell Jun- AKC Border Collie working and walk-out basement with family room ior High School, the fairgrounds, and downtown Kalispell. confirmation lines. $800. 240-6960 flooring and lighting, new deck, Oct. 3-5 isokoirakennels.com and laundry. Covered deck with underground sprinklers. Qualifies Additionally, with the collapse of the housing mortgage market and re- Mtn views, fenced yard & pond. for Rural Development Loan! Will quirement of 30% down, the rental market will continue to grow and this Fri. 1-5 • Sat. 9-5 • Sun. 9-3 AC, UG sprinklers. $349,000 work with buyer's agent. Qualified prime location will save buyers money on fuel with its close proximity to facebook.com/scishows jobs and services. Eric or Julie 298-0890/370-7916 buyers only. MLS #20145623. (406) 633-9333 Call Jennifer 770-310-0517 Please Contact (406) 270-5440 Browning BLR .243 in box, (2) 514 OUT OF TOWN boxes of ammo, RCBS dies, $625/obo. 406-830-7961 618 FURNITURE 627 MISCELLANEOUS 300 WBmark5 $795., 300 sh mag Entertainment center (tv space w/bk $600., 270 Win $500., 264 Win 42"w X 34h") $200; microwave cart $600. All w/scopes. Selling due to ill Rock Creek Schnauzers has pup- $20; sm desk $40; (2)-3 legged health. 406-291-7945 Jerry pies, 5 males AKC reg. Vet Checked FSBO 825 Dixon Ave. Excellent Rem. 870 Wingmaster, 3", full 105 E Broad press board tables w/round glass 1st. shots. $500. 406-859-3109 location, close to U of M and local top $10/ea; octagon mirror $20; choke, $250; Rem 870 Wingmaster (2) Connected Dog Kennels: schools. Nice quiet neighborhood, Drummond - $80,000 3", mod choke, slug barrell, $325; This conversion from home to multi antique single bed with new mat- (3) 8' Cyclone fences; (2) 6' cyclone 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 bonus rooms tress set $250. 360-7699 Browning BPS 10 gauge, choke fences w/ connectors, top & bottom in full basement, 2 car attached family allows 3 units, but what about $475. Tubes, 10 boxes, new ammo, converting it back to a larger home? rails, $250. 777-2140 garage. Large fenced yard and MATTRESS SALE! steel, $30/box, all or some. AKC French Bulldog Puppies, covered deck, newly refurbished. If you are handy or have a vision 207-1441 that could work. Drummond is about Brand new regular & pillow top $2000 sold limited. 880-4065 Must see! $245,000. mattress sets in all sizes. We For sale: Ruger M-77 Mark II 338 Call 406-745-4559 50 miles east of Missoula. MLS: spurlockbulldogs.net 20142920 will gladly beat any other Win Mag with muz. brake & over molded stock. Leopold 3x9 custom BORGI Puppies (Welsh Barbie 329-2063 Judy 329-2017 mattress dealer's in-stock Corgi/Border Collie) Black/white; prices on new mattresses. shop scope & 3 boxes Hornady FSBO: Belview Area ammo. Excellent condition. Shoots Brown/white; Tri; $250. Cardwell; 523 CONDOS FOR SALE Full House Furniture Cash for Aluminum Cans 406-490-9097; 406-287-3618 lv msg 1812 35th St 2100 S. Reserve St We buy all types of Scrap Metal great. $750 cash/firm. 406-864-6240 Near SG Mall, 3Bd/2.5Ba plus Missoula, MT. Phone: 549-0601 Elk & Deer Hunters: New Rem. AKC Golden Retriever puppies, born Aluminum Brass Copper Iron 9/26, $600./puppy, $100. down to 3 bonus rooms, 1500 sq ft w/ full www.fullhousefurniture.com Tues-Sat. 9am-5pm 700 SPS, camo, 270 win short mag finished basement, attached Blue Book $709. sell $565. reserve, 2 females & 6 males, Beau- Modern Recycling 369-5711 tiful parents! 369-2351 - Hamilton 2 car garage, covered outside King size bed w/headboard & 6 1359 Hwy 93 North 961-3476 before 9pm deck, UG sprinklers, central air, drawer pedastal underneath. Beagle / Jack Russell pups 8 wks 2 fireplaces, with or without Springfield Military 03-A3 .30-06, old first shots ready go. Males $175 Bedding to fit. $100/o.b.o. like new, never fired, $800; furnishings, $300,000-$325,000. 1333 Toole Ave #b6 273-2420 or 240-2317. Females $275 406-333-1009 For appt call 549-2809 Remington 11-87 12 gauge, 28" Missoula - $112,000 barrel, modified choke, very nice, Affordable home ownership at it’s 625 LAWN, GARDEN $375. 406-360-5400 best. 2 spacious bedrooms, 2 baths, 2340 Livingston off-street parking. Gas fireplace in ✻ Screened Top Soil, Bark, Custom Wood Gun Cabinet, Missoula | $229,900 the living room. Sliding glass doors Compost, Gravel, Rock & Fill. holds up to 10 guns w/ storage lead to the attached covered patio. Delivered. Call 721-4826 area below & locks. Excellent • 3 bed/2 ba, Sgle grg Great location near St. Pat’s and condition. $500. 370-2811 • 2168 sq. ft, remodeled downtown. mls#20144448 The Bryan Team • wet bar, fenced yard 329-2011 - 329-2020 627 MISCELLANEOUS SHOP WITH CASH! .44 S&W Model 29, SS, 8 3/8" MLS #: 20143082 Call me. Now buying any barrel, condition 95%, BRAND NEW! Molly Austin/Chay Hughes ★ USED SPAS ★ pre-owned car, SUV, truck, RV. Call 381-5212, Thurs. all day. Exciting New 2 Bed Units Just Buy - Sell - Service - Trade I'll beat your trade-in quote from Fri & Sat. afternoons only 406-239-0587 Completed, Features Tiled the big dealers! PAYING CASH! [email protected] 406-295-9728 REM 700 ADL .30-06. Kitchen & Bath, Gas Fireplace, HytecSpas.com Quicker, easier than park-n'-sell! A/C, Carport, Deck, Clubhouse Like new. Weaver scope. w/ Fitness, $129,900 Black wooden entertainment center $349. Roger 406-829-1649 View at www.the4100.com $800, HP Photosmart Machine $45; MLS#20135885 Reese trailer hitch $400, Stainless NEED CASH? We Buy Guns, Priske Realty 880-6799 steel refrigerator, reconditioned Collectibles, Old Military. $800; Wicker table & 2 chairs $100; Golden Doodle Puppies Black wooden coffee & end tables Tom at 406-546-6930 524 MANUFACTURED Champion Bloodlines $350. Hoover floor cleaner/vacuum Nick @ 406-493-0686 F1B Golden Doodle Puppies to HOMES $45. 721-6365 CCW Class - October 4th NICE HOME! 3Bd/2Ba, bright, clean, CCW, Defensive Pistol & Defensive be born 9/16/14. Ready to go to refurbished; deck, vinyl siding, Rifle. 493-2302 or 207-4160 for new happy families,11/16/14. energy windows, in quiet park near info. Golden doodles are highly intelli- downtown. $22,500. 543-3166 FOR SALE: Practicalshootinginstruction.com gent, loving and dedicated compan- Magnificent Views on this 4Bd, ions. Also make great hunting dogs. 2Ba property situated on 2 acres. 2006 Friendship Elite, 3Bd/2Ba, 702 PETS, SUPPLIES For questions and complete info Radiant in-floor heat, UG sprinklers, exc. cond., must sacrifice. DOG CHEWS please call Cindy at 406-260-3529 or deck, fire pit & much more! $36,000/o.b.o. 305-484-4214 Jeff at 406-253-1428 or visit us at $296,900/negotiable Remodeled 1973 Skyline, Join us at Dunrovin Ranch to offer www.springcreekgoldendoodles.com 2Bd/1Ba, $6000. 239-1440 thanks for all that animals give to ForSaleByOwner.com Listing ID AS SEEN AT PEOPLE’S MARKET us. In honor of St. Francis of As- AKC Black Labs. Ready Now! 23974078. 406-370-0678 555 BUSINESS FOR SALE FROM ANTLERS GALORE sisi, Dunrovin will host an Animal Dew claws removed, wormed and Blessing Sat., Oct. 4th at 11:30 first shots. $700. For pictures go AM. Come to Dunrovin or join live to www.riveredgelabs.com Sunday Open House 12-3pm Missoula City Full Beverage Can deliver to Missoula Priced to Sell! $205,000. at www.DaysAtDunrovin/ Liquor License. YOU BUY ‘EM, WE SELL ‘EM! dunrovinpresents. Pastor Jean Call 208-836-5653 2232 E. Crescent. 4Bd/2Ba. Call 370-0351 or 370-0146 Larson will officiate at the ranch. Fenced yard. Too many Pomeranian Puppy - LOLO, MT - Deacon Ron Davies will officiate Call 274-7090 bonuses to list! Call 880-6117 616 FUEL DEALERS online. Pets welcome on leash! See Map #39 in Sunday's CALL FOR APPT. 406-273-9987 or AKC Labrador Puppies. Great hunting Open House Directory FIREWOOD 2+ cords, split, dry for 3 Female Manx bloodlines, Field Champions on both years, you haul, take all. $260. EMAIL: [email protected] Kitten, Short Haired sides. 35 yrs proven lineage. Ready 363-3395 or 361-1609 $50 - 880-1893 Oct 8th. $450. 546-4095/370-7729 FIRST INTERSTATE BANK SUPPORTS

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HAY, FEED, HAY, FEED, 702 PETS, SUPPLIES 762 FARM PRODUCE 764 PASTURE 764 PASTURE 808 WANTED TO BUY 808 WANTED TO BUY Sweet corn, winter squash, Grass/Alfalfa Hay. Small Alfalfa Hay. 1st, 2nd & pumpkins, broccoli, new potatoes, Squares, 3rd cut in barn on Mullan Rd. alfalfa hay, grain-fed beef, $7.50/bale. Rounds/$85. $7.00/bale. 396-1745 or 728-6075 Moellers Nursery, Corvallis, 961-3389 Wheat Straw, $4. Bagged Livestock Feed whole I Buy Lead, I will pay more HAY, FEED, Quantity discounts. than the scrap yards, 764 Frenchtown/Missoula. 626-4017 grains: wheat, oat barley & corn. PASTURE Cracked 3 way: barley, oats & corn. Call Mike at 406-821-4758 Timothy Grass Hay & Alfalfa Good quality hay available. Dry Grass horse hay, small Grass Hay. All Round Bales. 961-3528 or 360-1125 bale, 12+ ton, $200./T, 370-8682, Call 406-544-5155 Hamilton Area Premium irrigated grass/alfalfa hay, extra large rounds, net wrapped, no Always Buying! Jeff's Auto Hay Hey. Round Bales, rain, starting at $80/bale. Discounts Removal CA$H Today! No Tires, Horse Hay. Charlie 544-3237 for large quantities, delivery availa- No Title, No Problem! Call 369-9015 ble. Call 406-235-4226 802 AUCTIONS, 802 AUCTIONS, Cash for your Scrap Metals Himalayan kittens, 2 male flame AUCTIONEERS AUCTIONEERS Aluminum - Copper - Cans points, 12wks. old. CSA papers, PRICES ARE UP! Vehicles - Appliances - Batteries $450each/o.b.o. 406-552-5503 BUYING TIMBER. Live, dead, or beetle kill. Bucket work available for Almost anything Metal Public Auction problem trees. Free est. 544-4645 Tues-Sat. 9am-5pm Modern Recycling 369-5711 Saturday, Oct. 11, 10 a.m. 1359 Hwy 93 34761 Airport Rd, St. Ignatius, MT 1.25 mile East from Hwy 93 watch for signs Auctioneer: Mission Auction 406-745-5422 Preview Fri., FARM SUPPLIES, Seller: Jonathan & Ada Hostetler 406-745-6170 768 EQUIPMENT October 10 Consignor: Dwight Felton 406-253-3920 1. Danuser post pounder, 2. 2 Inter- All day! national balance head mowers, 9' & Food Booth by the Amish School 7' bars, 3. 300 gal fuel tank w/ stand, 4. Quacker, 5. 3 bottom plow, 6. bale Woodworking Equipment: sweep head, 7. Blanket harrow, Make offer. 821-4427 AKC Alaskan Malamute Pups 10” Delta Unisaw w/ 52” Biesemeyer Fence, Geetech 16” Double Surface Reds, seals, blacks. Excellent New & Used Ford Tractor Parts bloodlines. Will be vet certified. Planer, SDM – 15” Wide Belt Sander, Woodtek Shaper, Geetech Edge Rusty Nuts, (406) 626-4700 1st shots. Dewormed Sander 6”x108”, 1hp Woodtek Powerfeed, 48”x96” Heavy Duty Lumber Family raised. Taking deposits, Ready October 15th! $1,200. Cart, Hitachi 12” Sliding Compound Saw, Air Bag Sander, Grizzly 14” 626-5932 Frenchtown Area Band Saw, Grizzly Bench Radial Drill Press , ShopFox Morticing Machine. Geetech 8” Jointer, 1hp Grizzly Dust Collector, 30 Gal Air Compressor, Woodtek Edge Bnader, Router Bits, Drill Bits, 10kw Generator, 2 – 4401 Titan Sprayers, Freeborn Cutter Heads, Rockler Dovetail Jig, Clamps, 36” fan, Lumber: Oak, Walnut, Cherry, Plywood Sheet Goods, Small Shop Tools, Saw Blades, 8N Ford Tractor w/ front Furniture: loader,back hoe, good condition, $2200. 406-370-4443 Oak: Book Case, High Chair, Cradle, Artist Easel, Trunk, 48”x72” Dining AUCTIONS, Rufus resides at Bitterroot Humane Table w/ 4 leaves, Antique Hoosier, Queen Log Bed, Couch, Loveseat, 802 Association, but you can meet this AUCTIONEERS special shepherd mix in front of Clothes Drying Racks 2 Day Public Auction Walgreens in Hamilton on Saturdays Saturday, Oct. 11 @ 9:00 AM & from 11:30 to 2:30 too. Rufus is a 6 Horse-Drawn Equipment: Sunday Oct. 12 @ 10:00 AM. year old neutered male who enjoys TOOLS--TRACTORS--ANTIQUE hiking, travel, and long belly rubs. Bob Sled, Hay Wagon, Fore Cart, Shoeing Stocks, No. 6 Massey-Harris S--SCRAP IRON Located at 58 He is friendly, but not pushy. Due to Mower, 8” Disk, Walking Plow, 2-Section Springtooth Harrow, Misc. Hot Springs Rd in Hot Springs. recent hip surgery he may need a Visit www.bobbyroshon.com for boost into your truck. He wants to Harness, Horse Tack, 2-15” Western Saddles, Bear-proof Paniers, Round full ad, photos, etc. 406-844-2159 get to know you and become your Pen Panels, Hog Panels, Metal T Post, Lawn Mower, Wheel Barrow, Stihl indoor/outdoor companion forever. Forest Service Vehicle Auction He does not relate well to young chil- Weed Eater, 10x20 Canopy, Cream Separator, Stainless Steel Chimney, dren or cats. Call 363-5311 for more 36 Vehicles including info. 500gal Fuel Tank, Baby Strollers, Rabbit Hutch, 3 – Maytag Wringer sedans, SUVs, trucks & backhoe. Visit www.gsaauctions.gov for list of English Bull Dog Puppies AKC Washers, Electric Fence Supplies, Winchester Mod. 70/270 w/ Tasco vehicles & equip. Sale is 10/1 - 10/8 Champion bloodlines, vet checked. Call 329-3645 for more info Males & females, Starting at $1,000 Scope Missoulabulldogs.com. Live Auction. Friday October 17th, 406-721-3646. 2014 at 5:00 P.M. Vigilante Mini Felton Consignments: Storage, (4050 West Broadway St., 752 HORSES, SUPPLIES Missoula, MT) will auction to the 6’ Antique Flowered Sofa, 3’x6’ Office Desk w/drawers, Old Wagon Wheel, highest bidder abandoned storage 10’ Crosscut Saw Blade w/ handles, Asst. Old Farm Forks, Old Cultivator, units owing delinquent storage rent. Horseshoeing Shane Taber (D38) $90, Michael Black Mtn. Farrier Service Sewing Table, Old Horse-drawn Plow, 2 Stone Boat Wheels, Horse Collar Sonetz Jr (B201) $245.40, Ruth 406-207-2280 & Harness, Wringer Washing Machine, 2 – 24 gal Spray Tanks w/20’ Bishop (H320) $260, Brian Delger 4 horse trailer WW. Good tires. (L358) $270.40, Rond Smith (B32) Mats, brakes, bearings, lights hose, Boom Sprayer 4-whlr/P.U. Mount, 10” Tbl Saw, Miter Saw, Chop $293, Thomas Johnson (L546) redone. $3000/o.b.o. 207-1441 $355.40, Amanda Kidd (B265) $176, Saw, Bow & Arrows (left hand), Buckboard w/wood wheels, White Tail Devin Marcus (F102) $194, Lindsey 2 Registered Miniature Mares. Boyle (F97) $140, Katlyn Miller Bred to miniature cremello Deer Mount, Antelope Mount, 12’x10’ Wall Tent w/ridge pole, 4-wheeler (F107) $140, Denis Savage (M713) stallion w/ black gene for 2015. Ramp, 21” Sony TV, 12” TV, Hand & Garden Tools, Mini Bota Trolling $245.40, Glenn Wilkins (B243) $113, $550 each. 406-529-9283. Elizabeth Dixon Rego (H289) $339, Motor, 16” Saddle, Misc Vintage Tack, 3 tires w/Wheels 245-75R16, Ronald Standish (J429) $324; Eddy Horseshoeing Canning Supplies, Wardrobe w/Drawers, Lg. Doll house w/rock Fireplace, Gordon (H286) (J433) $1,310, Jer- Call Jerry at 244-2082 leave msg. emy Hardesty (J418) $915, Cory Hand Backpack Sprayer, Old Freight Wagon Wheel, Little Chief Smoker, Clark (C184) $858, Jennifer Stokes Horseshoeing - 35 Years 4 – 17” Rims (1-ton Dodge), 2 – Gas Weed Eaters, Black & Decker (C172) $774, Lewis Houtchens Exp. (L552) (B48) $2,219.40, Faith Evans All Types. Shoeing $75. Trim $30. Edger, 4-Wheeler Utility Box, 3-Person Frabil Ice House w/ acc. Old Buggy (H279) $687, William Williams Call Darrell Howard, 540-3353 (C159) $711, Kyle Sullivan (H311) Wheel, New Air Compressor w/ 20’ Hose, 5gal Backpack Sprayer, 450 B $687, Lisa Shields (J383) $130, 762 FARM PRODUCE Denny Giles (K501) $715, Scarlett & S Mower (like new), Metal Grinder (hand-held), North Face Expedition James (L607) $412. Cash or Money MacIntosh Apple are ready at. Frost Backpack, 36” Pipe Wrench, 2 LG. Salmon Nets, Shooting Bench (fold-up, Order only! Top Orchards. Fresh unpasteurized seat, rest), 50 gal Wooden Barrel MacIntosh Cider available beginning 808 WANTED TO BUY September 27th. Great Honey Crisp MORE ITEMS TOO NUMEROUS year! Several other apple varieties TO MENTION!! Wanted: Standard size desk. available. Call 961-1509 Call 549-8806 634 Quast Ln, Corvallis. Missoulian Classified, Saturday, October 4, 2014 - C9

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'03 Mercury Mountaineer Premier, loaded, AWD V8, 155,995 miles, WANT TO BUY exc. cond, $5,500. 406-531-0122 2012 Nissan Xterra S DEER, ELK & MOOSE HORNS 4x4, 1 owner, $21,993 MissoulaNissan.com Will pay per pound. '97 Ford Ranger Club Cab XLT 549-5178 RWD, 5spd, Awesome Little '03 Chevy Tahoe LT '08 Chevy Uplander LT Truck, New Tires, Runs Perfect, Loaded, Heated Leather, Sunroof, ANTLERS GALORE LOADED! Local trade! Only 127K Miles, $3,900 Rear Captain Chairs, 3rd Row, Only 134k easy miles. 721-4391 All-American Auto Custom Tires & Wheels, - LOLO, MT - 7 passenger. Power doors! 132K Miles, $9990 Leather! CLEAN! 1997 Ford Ranger XLT 721-4391 All-American Auto Call Bill 273-9987 REDUCED $6,970! V6, only 70K miles, or BRING TRADES! $2,993 MissoulaNissan.com 239-3161 549-5178 '06 Subaru Tribeca B9 AWD, 13 Ram 3500 loaded, sunroof, htd leather seats, YOU SELL ‘EM, WE BUY ‘EM! 2002 Dodge Durango SLT dual AC, NAV, 5 passenger, cham- Only $36,995 91K miles, 5.9L V-8. 406-676-5811Ronan Dodge pagne gold, 116K, perfect condition, On sale $4,765 $15,995. 360-6574/370-6872 908 BOATS, MOTORS 921 UTILITY TRAILERS 406-493-0686 251-2600 CW 12 Ram 3500, Crew Cab 2012 Toyota Rav 4 Very nice boat: '91 Cobalt, 22', 4WD, AC, 1 Owner, RAFT TRAILERS Only $44,995 2013 Ford Escape SEl cuddy cabin, 454 engine, nice stereo 406-676-5811Ronan Dodge $19,993 system, low hours, tandem trailer, FACTORY DIRECT Only $22,995 406-676-5811Ronan Dodge MissoulaNissan.com exc. buy at $12,500. 676-5525 11 Ram 3500 549-5178 910 MOTORCYCLES Only $34,995 406-676-5811Ronan Dodge 2012 Ford Explorer XLT 2011 Toyota Rav4 Only $31,995 Only $19,995 $25, TIRE Mount & Balance 06 Ram 2500 406-676-5811Ronan Dodge 406-676-5811Ronan Dodge Touring, Sport, Dual-Sport, Dirt 1999 Dodge Caravan Only $14995 728-1424. Jim Iverson 7-passenger, 2nd row captains. 406-676-5811Ronan Dodge '03 Mazda Tribute LX, 6cyl., exc. JUST 103k, local trade! cond., AWD, auto, V6, 4dr, nice, 912 SNOWMOBILES Light blue, automatic, AC, 98 Ram 1500 clean, $5900. 544-5288 New & Used $995 & up CLEAN! $3970/TRADES? 2005 Arctic Cat M7 153 NO! Middleman Only $3,495 '98 GMC Yukon SLT, AWD, Great condition- 3,277 miles M&M TRAILER Factory 406-676-5811Ronan Dodge leather, heated seats, exception- Garaged & well maintained Highway 93 Stevensville ally clean. $5900. 544-5288 $3800 obo - 581-1432 406-728-1000 945 SPORT UTILITY RECREATIONAL www.mmmissoula.com 2011 Honda Pilot EX-L 914 1 owner, leather, moon roof VEHICLES & more. $21,993 2004 Desert Fox Toy Hauler 28' 925 TIRES & WHEELS 406-493-0686 MissoulaNissan.com 549-5178 Do not let your prior credit Bumper Pull like new condition, problems make you drive a asking $15,000. 406-253-4980 4 tires aluminum rims for Dodge vehicle you don't want. '98 Dutchmen Classic 5th whl, like Truck, highway tread about 50% 2004 BMW X-5 2004 Honda Element EX We can help! Call 251-2600 new, 1 slide, appliances, awning, $400. 207-1441 AWD, 4x4, leather power moon All wheel drive & ready for Mon- heat/AC, 50 amp, slps 6, $6875/obo Set of (4) Michelin 225/65R17, exc. roof. Was $12,995. tana! On sale $7,995 Upgraded hitch $750. 406-821-0169 cond $175. Set of (4) 205/55R16 On sale $8,975 exc. cond. $100. 626-2424 251-2600 CW VEHICLE PARTS, 926 2014 Chevy Suburban SALVAGE Only $42,995 '96 Plymouth Voyager, 116k miles, 406-676-5811Ronan Dodge Fat Man Frame w/Mustang front handicap accessible w/ lowered end, power rack & pinion, disc floor, power door opener, power in 2011 Chevy Traverse LS brakes (new). 2 Corvette rear ends - floor ramp, tie downs, exc. cond., P.U. CAMPERS, 1 complete & 1 for parts; $2900 3.3 V6, recently overhauled, clean, 1 owner, low miles, local trade 946 273-2592 new front tires, block heater, new $18,993 CANOPIES 2005 Jayco Jayflight 27BH trailer, MissoulaNissan.com 2007 Jeep Rubicon ★ Removing Junk Vehicles ★ under hood hoses, clamps, trans. kit, Only $21,995 '94 Northland Camper, 10.9' Polar great condition, sleeps 6-8, queen low mileage, $15,500/obo. 549-5178 3/4 and bunk, full kitchen, bathroom, Cash For Clunkers 406-676-5811Ronan Dodge 200 model, everything works, excel- 406-546-9971 Silver Star, MT. 406-287-5638 lent condition, $2000. 544-9704 table couch, AC/heat & awning, 2003 Chevy Tahoe LS '91 Lance p/u camper, 9.5', like reduced to $9,700. 406-542-6634 938 ANTIQUES, 944 PICKUP, TRUCK 5.3L V-8, 4x4, runs & drives great! Kar kaddy new tires & spare. CLASSICS On sale $7,995 new cond., stored inside, great Asking $500/o.b.o. Call 880-9767 hunting rig, $5500. 258-5327 Snowbirds here is your winter 08 Chevy Duramax home. Fully equipped Montana Only $24,995 3400RL 5th wheel, satellite, W/D, 406-676-5811Ronan Dodge computer desk, generator & much more! $49,500. 406-837-9946 05 Dodge Ram 3500 2 Toyota Highlanders INDUSTRIAL Only $21,995 to choose from! 918 406-676-5811Ronan Dodge 2005 7-passenger 4WD w/ 108k EQUIPMENT '76 Chevy Caprice,Runs & looks 2002 Limited 4WD w/ 116k Forest Service Vehicle Auction like new, Both CLEAN, straight, and NICE! 36 Vehicles including $6500/OBO. 251-2931 $10,970 - $12,970 sedans, SUVs, trucks & backhoe. BRING TRADES! Camper - 2005 S&S Ponderosa Visit www.gsaauctions.gov for list of Check the Missoulian every Model, 9.5'. Excellent vehicles & equip. Sale is 10/1 - 10/8 condition.New batteries, full Call 329-3645 for more info propane tanks, lots of storage in day for legal listings for and out. $11,000. 406-549-4575. 921 UTILITY TRAILERS New Forest River Slide-In Camper Only $10,500 2014 Flatbed Utility & both the City of Missoula & '73 Ford LTD 4 door hardtop, 406-493-0686 406-676-5811Ronan Dodge Equipment Trailers 420 V8, runs great, 184K miles, Better Built for a Better Buy 2nd owner, $1700.Call 642-3864 Missoula County. at RV Truck Sales Msla. 1999 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4x4, 948 4 WHEEL DRIVE 406-880-4961 1937 MGTA - Original Engine. Limited pkg, grey w/black leather, Needs Some Minor Attention. Body 112K miles, local trade. Taking Bids: 1998 Dodge Ram WESTERN STATES TRAILERS: has Fiberglass Fenders. Great Car On sale $5,995 1500 1/2 T 105,309 Miles, 2000 Raft, Cargo, Equipment, Utility to Fix Up. $30,000 Firm. Call: All legal listings are also Dodge Durango 203,738 miles & 406-251-1322 ∗ 4810 Hwy 93 S 406-980-1844. 1994 Cadiallac Seville " As Is Condi- trailers-autos.com tion" Polson 406-883-2940 940 BUSES, VANS available on Missoulian.com 2009 Chevy Silverado LT Z71 4x4, 80K miles, runs & drives like new! On sale $23,995

Raft, ATV, Snowmobile Trailers, 2002 Nissan Quest 2013 Kia Sorento LX Car dollys, Repairs. Made in Montana. 7 passenger, very low miles, V6, AWD, 3rd row seating, Hand-crafted like the Amish, video at bright white w/grey interior. $20,993. www.trailersmt.com 406-370-5466 On sale $3,275 MissoulaNissan.com Utility Trailer, sturdy, 4x7' box, only 251-2600 CW 549-5178 $200. 543-3166

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Very well equipped, for long box. Model# 551605 CALL HENRY OR CHRIS ***Payments based on 2.5 - 10% depending on credit **New vehicle price includes all factory rebates & incentives www.pierce .com *Interest rates based on 2.99% up to 84 mo. $0 down, OAC Prices Good Thru 10/09/2014 www.ronanautomall.com 0% Excludes Rebates C10 - Missoulian Classified, Saturday, October 4, 2014

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2005 Chevy Avalanche LS 2008 Ford F-150 XLT Z-71, 4x4, auto, 5.3L V-8. Super crew, 93K miles, 4x4. On sale $9,995 On sale $17,995

2005 Dodge 1500 SLT 2005 GMC Canyon SLT Quad cab, 4x4, HEMI, low miles, Crew cab, 4x4, power windows & '07 Chevy 1500 Crew Cab excellent condition! locks, fully loaded! new wheels & tires, leveling kit, On sale $11,995 On sale $10,775 '01 GMC 2500 Ext Cab LS 20mpg, 150K miles, 251-2600 CW 251-2600 CW 4WD, 6.0L, 130K Miles, $15,950 Clean Truck, $8990 Mike @ Gateway Imports '11 Tacoma SR5, double cab 4x4, 721-4391 All-American Auto 406-531-6666 2005 Dodge Ram 2500 SLT Quad V6 auto, 6' box, 98K, 1 owner, cab, 4x4, diesel, 122K miles, $21,950. BBAS 360-5400 2007 Chevy Colorado LS auto, perfect condition! 4x4, crew cab, 3.7L, 119K miles. On sale $24,995 On sale $13,995 2005 Chevy Colorado Crew cab, Z-71, 4x4, only 2005 Ford F-250 XLT 63K miles, fully loaded. Super Duty, crew cab, long box, On sale $13,775 Powerstroke Diesel, Lariate. 251-2600 CW On sale $13,775 251-2600 CW

2001 Dodge Ram 1500 4x4, 5.9L V-8, sport pkg, 108K mi- les. On sale $7,995 1994 Chevy 2500, 6.5 Turbo diesel, '03 Ford F150 FX4 4x4, 5 spd std tran., LB, one owner, Crew Cab, Power All, New topper, bedliner, running boards, Tires, Great Condition, '05 Chevy 1500 Z71, camper & tow package (w/ air Only 97K Miles,$11,990 Loaded, Heated Leather, Rear springs, tie downs & trailer brake), 721-4391 All-American Auto Ent., Custom Tires & Wheels, 194,600 mi. $3,800. 406-251-7203 Tinted Windows, Nice Truck, 170K Miles, $10,990 721-4391 All-American Auto 2000 Dodge Dakota SLT 2006 Dodge 2500 4x4, 120K miles, one owner, local 2003 Ford F-150 XLT Quad cab, 4x4, Cummins Turbo trade. On sale $8,995 Super crew, very low miles, Diesel, 5.9L, custom wheels. matching Leer topper. Was $19,775, on sale $16,350 On sale $9,675 251-2600 CW 251-2600 CW '05 Chevy Colorado 2011 Ford F150 Super Cab XLT Crew Cab LS, 4x4, Power All, 4x4, Eco Boost, Tow package, New Tires, Nice Truck, $26,993 Only 108K Miles, $11,900 MissoulaNissan.com 721-4391 All-American Auto 549-5178 2002 Ford F-250 XLT 7.3L Powerstroke Diesel, crew cab, Super Duty, 6-sp, runs & drives excellent, 5th wheel ball. On sale $8,975 251-2600 CW

'03 Chevy Silverado HD, 1 owner, 3/4 ton, 4x4, canopy, like new, 144k $11,700. 544-5288 2000 Ford F-150 Super cab, 4x4, fresh trade! On sale $3,995

2007 GMC 1500 HD 6.0L V-8, heavy suspension, 38K miles - NO MISPRINT! On sale $20,995

2006 GMC 1500 Crew cab, 4x4, 5.3L V-8. On sale $10,995

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SAVE $4,379 % FORD F-SERIES SAVE up to 0 #1 SELLING TRUCK Financing FOR 37 YEARS available on most New Fords $11,788 *see dealer for details41 YEARS SERVING WESTERN MONTANA NEW 2014 SAVE NEW 2014 SAVE NEW 2014 NEW 2014 $4,349 BEST SAVE FORD FIESTA SE $3,742 FORD FOCUS SE FORD FUSION SE FORD TAURUS SEL $9,099 HATCHBACK, AUTO, 37 MPG HWY, AUTO FWD, AUTO, 2.5L BUY 29 MPG HWY, FWD, 3.5L, 37 MPG HWY 34 MPG HWY LEATHER

MSRP $19,620 MSRP $20,335 MSRP $34,590 Dealer Discount Off MSRP $2,242 Dealer Discount Off MSRP $849 $197.80/month Dealer Discount Off MSRP $3,599 Factory Rebate $1,000 Factory Rebate $2,500 36 month lease Factory Rebate $4,750 Ford Credit Rebate* $500 Ford Credit Rebate* $1,000 Ford Credit Rebate* $750 Total Due at Inception $2,697.80 $15,986 Net Price $15,878 Net Price Security Deposit Waived $25,491 Net Price 1 @ this net price, VIN #154342 1 @ this net price, VIN #355945 1 @ this net price VIN #143647 *Must finance with Ford Credit *Must finance with Ford Credit* 2 @ this net price, VIN #388714, 292759 *Must finance with Ford Credit NEW 2014 SAVE NEW 2014 SAVE NEW 2014 SAVE NEW 2014 SAVE FORD MUSTANG PREMIUM COUP $5,769 FORD ESCAPE SE 4WD $4,191 FORD EDGE AWD SEL $5,313 FORD EXPEDITION EL $11,788 31MPG HWY, 3.7L V6, AUTO, LEATHER 30 MPG HWY, 1.6l ECOBOOST 25 MPG HWY, AWD, LEATHER XLT, LEATHER, 5.4 V8 3.5L 4x4

MSRP $29,175 MSRP $30,755 Dealer Discount Off MSRP $1,191 MSRP $36,800 MSRP $53,265 Dealer Discount Off MSRP $2,769 Factory Rebate $2,000 Dealer Discount Off MSRP $1,813 Dealer Discount Off MSRP $5,788 Ford Credit Rebate* $1,000 Factory Rebate $3,000 Factory Rebate $4,250 Factory Rebate $3,000 Ford Credit Rebate* $500 Ford Credit Rebate* $1,750 $24,984 Net Price $24,986 Net Price $31,487 Net Price $41,477 Net Price 2 @ THIS NET PRICE VIN #E41723, E54127 1 @ this net price, VIN #F05479 1@ this price VIN #299670 2 @ this net price. VIN #A38132, B12828 *Must finance with Ford Credit *Must finance with Ford Credit* *Must finance with Ford Credit SAVE SAVE NEW 2014 NEW 2014 NEW 2014 Sale Price $41,068 FORD EXPLORER $4,839 FORD F150 STX 4x4 $7,906 F150 XLT 4X4 4X4 LIMITED 5.0L, SUPER CAB, AUTO 5.0L SUPERCREW AUTO $299.15/month LEATHER 3RD ROW 36 month lease Total Due at Inception $3,599.15 Security Deposit Waived

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NO. 7 MONTANA AT NORTH DAKOTA Griz to duel North Dakota in familiar digs Montana makes 3rd turf for a third consecutive year the game of his life against on Saturday, seeking their first Montana, throwing for a Big Sky Kickoff: 12:37 p.m. Venue: Alerus Center in Grand Forks, North Dakota (12, 283, trip in 3 years to UND road triumph at a place that Conference-record 660 yards in AstroTurf). traditionally has been hard on a 40-34 victory. The Griz TV: Cowles Montana Media. It is available on Charter channels 10/510, By BILL SPELTZ visitors. NoDak is 2-0 at home exacted revenge last September DirecTV channel 24 and Dish Network channel 17. Dan Hammer will call of the Missoulian the play-by-play, Ryan Kasowski will serve as analyst and Greg Stemen is this year and 70-18 overall in 13 as QB Jordan Johnson set a the sideline reporter. seasons in its dome. Radio: KGVO 1290 AM-101.5 FM (Mick Holien, Scott Gurnsey and GRAND FORKS, N.D. – Over league standard for passing “We might have to flip a coin efficiency (322.3), completing 15 Greg Sundberg). the past two seasons the to see who is the home team,” Records: Montana is 1-0 in Big Sky Conference play, 3-2 overall. UND Montana football team has of 19 attempts for five TDs in a is 0-1, 2-3. joked Montana coach Mick 55-17 blowout. Series history: Montana leads 12-8-1. suffered embarrassment and Delaney, offering his opinion on This time Montana (1-0 Coaches: Mick Delaney is in his third season guiding UM with a record savored near perfection in the the Grizzlies’ frequency of visits of 18-11. Bubba Schweigert (Jamestown, 1985) is in his first season at the conference, 3-2 overall) enters Alerus Center. lately to Grand Forks. helm for North Dakota after serving as defensive coordinator at Southern NoDak’s venue as a decided Illinois the past six seasons. The North Dakota native served as UND’s The seventh-ranked Griz will Two years ago, former UND defensive coordinator in 2001 when the team won the NCAA Division II title. play on North Dakota’s home quarterback Braden Hanson had See GRIZ, Page D6

STATE AA GOLF FRIDAY NIGHT LIGHTS TOURNAMENT Avery repeats; Hellgate girls, Glacier boys 3rd

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BOZEMAN – Tiegan Avery needed a playoff, but the Kalispell Glacier junior repeated as girls’ golf medalist at the Montana State AA golf championships INSIDE Friday. Hayden ■ Whitefish Flohr of Billings girls take West matched charge at Avery’s first- State A round 77 and tournament. her second- Page D4 round 74 – those were the best scores at Bridger Creek Golf Course Friday – only to lose on the first playoff hole. Avery made a two-putt par to JAMES RIGGS/Missoulian close it out. Missoula Big Sky tight end Travis Crawford leaps to earn Big Sky’s second touchdown of the night during the fourth quarter of its game Butte’s Shealyn Hafer was against the Kalispell Glacier Wolfpack on Friday at Missoula County Stadium. third at 152. West took the team title in a landslide with 682 strokes. Butte was second at 726 and Missoula Hellgate shot 731 to finish third for a second straight Wolfpack chews up Eagles season. See AA GOLF, Page D6 By AJ MAZZOLINI Top-ranked Glacier rolls to 6-0 with INSIDE of the Missoulian 49-13 victory over Missoula Big Sky ■ Billings West edges Sentinel. Wolves aren’t often known Page D3 to prey on birds, but the Glacier, which entered aided ’em, helped out a bunch Bobcats Kalispell Glacier Wolfpack Friday’s bout outscoring on a couple of them with some running back’s gut and curled made an exception Friday opponents by 32 points per missed coverages and missed around the left end for a 25- night. win, got right to work. The tackles ... but they’re a very yard touchdown run. gear up for The visiting Wolfpack Pack punched the ball into the good team all the way around.” He wasn’t done. The senior devoured the Missoula Big Sky end zone on each of its first six Glacier ate up half of the passer connected with Devin Eagles, 49-13, at Missoula drives, all before the break opening quarter on its first Cochran and Sam McCamley Sac State County Stadium. Class AA’s while taking a 42-0 lead. drive, making good on the on TD throws while Thomas No. 1 ranked team, Glacier “They’re able to attack you clock-drainer when Trefney handled the ground By GREG RACHAC remains undefeated this season all over the place,”Big Sky quarterback Brady McChesney and improved its record to 6-0. coach Matt Johnson said. “We pulled a handoff out of his See WOLFPACK, Page D6 Last week notwithstanding, Montana State has been FOR A PHOTO GALLERY FROM FRIDAY NIGHT’S GAME, GO TO MISSOULIAN.COM prodigious on offense through five games thanks to an array of talented, explosive skill guys and young, exuberant athletes that have risen to the occasion when Loyola sets up, knocks down Lions their numbers have been called. That group – from By NICK LOCKRIDGE Rollin Field. awesome to see,”said Linhart, who for the Missoulian quarterback Dakota Prukop and Loyola’s backfield, which featured finished with three catches for 62 yards. “I running back Shawn Johnson to some bruising running by Collins and was impressed by what we did tonight.” Danner Linhart set ’em up. Aidan wideouts Mitchell Herbert and Stephen Sellman, did the rest. Sellman On a night that would include a post- Collins knocked ’em down. Justin Paige – will be expected to had 117 yards and two touchdowns on 13 game bonfire, Linhart was definitely the Linhart, one of Loyola Sacred Heart’s come through again as the 13th- carries and Collins had 111 yards on 11 Rams’ spark. The nifty-footed receiver ranked Bobcats (3-2, 1-0) face four senior co-captains, set up his team’s totes, including a pair of long runs where returned a Eureka punt 37 yards to set up their toughest FCS road test to first two scores on Friday and hauled in a he doled out the punishment to the Loyola’s first score — an 8-yard toss from date on Saturday at Big Sky pair of first-quarter touchdown passes, as eventual tackler. junior quarterback Kellen Round that Conference rival Sacramento the Rams torched nonconference foe “They’re out there buttin’ heads and Eureka 44-6 on homecoming night at putting guys on their backs. It was See LOYOLA, Page D6 See BOBCATS, Page D6 HEAD INTO OVERTIME MONTANA GRIZZLIES SPORTS APP Stay connected to everything Montana Grizzlies sports

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West 193.653. Chicago 5 8 17 32 38 46 W L T Pct PF PA 27. (20) Matt Kenseth, Toyota, 193.611. Montreal 6 18 6 24 34 54 | BRIEFS | San Diego 3 1 0 .750 102 63 28. (95) Michael McDowell, Ford, WESTERN CONFERENCE Denver 2 1 0 .667 75 67 192.678. W L TPts GF GA Kansas City 2 2 0 .500 102 79 29. (10) , Chevrolet, x-Seattle 18 9 3 57 57 46 Oakland 0 4 0 .000 51 103 192.096. x-Los Angeles 16 5 9 57 63 31 NATIONAL NATIONAL CONFERENCE 30. (36) , Chevrolet, Real Salt Lake 13 7 10 49 50 38 East 191.993. FC Dallas 14 10 6 48 52 40 Report: Bironas’ W L T Pct PF PA 31. (38) David Gilliland, Ford, 191.198. Vancouver 9 8 13 40 38 40 Saturday, October 4 Philadelphia 3 1 0 .750 122 104 32. (48) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, Portland 9 9 12 39 54 51 BAC at 0.218 Dallas 3 1 0 .750 115 86 191.123. Colorado 8 14 8 32 41 54 n COLLEGE FOOTBALL Montana at North Dakota, N.Y. Giants 2 2 0 .500 103 91 33. (23) Alex Bowman, Toyota, 190.988. San Jose 6 12 11 29 34 42 12:30 p.m. Washington 1 3 0 .250 95 109 34. (98) , Chevrolet, 190.84. Chivas USA 6 18 6 24 25 58 NASHVILLE, Tenn.(AP) n COLLEGE SOFTBALL Montana vs. Columbia Basin, South 35. (40) , Chevrolet, NOTE: Three points for victory, one point W L T Pct PF PA 190.799. for tie. – The toxicology report 1:15 p.m.; Montana vs. Williston State, 3:30 p.m. Both games Atlanta 2 2 0 .500 131 113 36. (7) Michael Annett, Chevrolet, x- clinched playoff berth shows former Titans kicker at Frenchtown. Carolina 2 2 0 .500 73 96 190.725. Thursday’s Games Rob Bironas had a blood n COLLEGE CROSS COUNTRY Montana Invitational. New Orleans 1 3 0 .250 95 110 37. (34) , Ford, Owner Philadelphia 1, Chicago 1, tie n COLLEGE VOLLEYBALL Northern Colorado at Tampa Bay 1 3 0 .250 72 119 Points. Friday’s Games alcohol content more than North 38. (83) J.J. Yeley, Toyota, Owner Points. D.C. United 0, Kansas City 0, tie Montana, 7 p.m., West Auxiliary Gym. W L T Pct PF PA 39. (26) , Toyota, Owner Points. Saturday’s Games twice the legal limit for MEN’S COLLEGE TENNIS Montana at Boise State Detroit 3 1 0 .750 85 62 40. (33) , Chevrolet, Owner n Houston at New York, 4 p.m. Green Bay 3 2 0 .600 134 106 Points. n FC Dallas at Vancouver, 5 p.m. driving in Tennessee when Invitational. Chicago 2 2 0 .500 92 100 41. (37) Mike Bliss, Chevrolet, Owner n Columbus at New England, 5:30 p.m. he died in a one-vehicle n WOMEN’S COLLEGE TENNIS Montana at Long Minnesota 2 3 0 .400 101 126 Points. n Toronto FC at Los Angeles, 8:30 p.m. Beach State Invitational. West 42. (32) , Ford, Owner Points. n Portland at San Jose, 9 p.m. crash. n HOCKEY Missoula Maulers at Butte, 7 p.m. W L T Pct PF PA 43. (66) Mike Wallace, Toyota, Owner Sunday’s Games Arizona 3 0 0 1.000 66 45 Points. Seattle FC at Colorado, 1 p.m. Testing released Friday n HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL St. Ignatius at Florence, Seattle 2 1 0 .667 83 66 Montreal at Chicago, 3 p.m. by the Davidson County 1 p.m.; Alberton at Lone Peak, 1 p.m.; Hot Springs at Lima, 1 San Francisco 2 2 0 .500 88 89 Real Salt Lake at Chivas USA, 5 p.m. St. Louis 1 2 0 .333 56 85 | | Medical Examiner’s Office p.m. GOLF n Butte Thursday’s Game | | shows Bironas had a blood HIGH SCHOOL CROSS COUNTRY Green Bay 42, Minnesota 10 HOCKEY Invitational, noon; Hamilton Invitational, 10 a.m. Sunday’s Games n Reignwood Classic alcohol level of 0.218 HIGH SCHOOL GOLF State A tournament, Hamilton Cleveland at Tennessee, 11 a.m. n NHL preseason Tampa Bay at New Orleans, 11 a.m. Friday’s leading scores percent. Tennessee’s limit Golf Club. Houston at Dallas, 11 a.m. At Pine Valley Golf Club Friday’s Games for driving under the n HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER Helena Capital at Missoula Chicago at Carolina, 11 a.m. Beijing N.Y. Rangers 3, Chicago 2, SO Sentinel, girls at noon, boys at 2 p.m.; Kalispell Glacier at St. Louis at Philadelphia, 11 a.m. Purse: $2.1 million Carolina 5, Buffalo 1 influence is 0.08 percent. Kalispell Flathead, boys at 10 a.m., girls at noon; Stevensville Atlanta at N.Y. Giants, 11 a.m. Yardage: 6,585; Par: 73 Ottawa 4, Montreal 3, OT Buffalo at Detroit, 11 a.m. Second Round Toronto 5, Detroit 1 The toxicology report also at Loyola Sacred Heart, girls at 10 a.m., boys at noon; at Indianapolis, 11 a.m. S. Lewis...... 66-68–134 -12 Boston 6, N.Y. Islanders 1 says a low level of Diazepam Polson at Bigfork, girls at noon, boys at 2 p.m.; Columbia at Jacksonville, 11 a.m. B. Lang ...... 70-66–136 -10 San Jose at Arizona, 8 p.m. Arizona at Denver, 2:05 p.m. M. Lee ...... 70-68–138 -8 Saturday’s Games or Valium also was detected, Falls at Libby, boys at noon, girls at 2 p.m. C. Masson...... 70-68–138 -8 n Detroit at Boston, 3:30 p.m. n Kansas City at San Francisco, 2:25 p.m. but at a level so low to have a HIGH SCHOOL VOLLEYBALL Missoula Hellgate at N.Y. Jets at San Diego, 2:25 p.m. B. Mozo...... 69-69–138 -8 n Ottawa at Montreal, 5 p.m. Helena Capital, 2 p.m.; Kalispell Flathead at Spokane Cincinnati at New England, 6:30 p.m. C. Hedwall ...... 67-71–138 -8 n N.Y. Rangers at New Jersey, 5 p.m. “negligible effect” tournament; Columbia Falls at Hamilton, 1 p.m.; Polson at Open: Miami, Oakland Y. Pan ...... 71-68–139 -7 n Florida at Tampa Bay, 5 p.m. Monday’s Game I. Lee ...... 69-70–139 -7 n Nashville at Columbus, 5 p.m. according to a release. Stevensville, 4 p.m.; Whitefish at Hamilton, 6 p.m.; Deer Seattle at Washington, 6:30 p.m. S. Pettersen...... 74-66–140 -6 n St. Louis at Minnesota, 6 p.m. The autopsy report Lodge at Loyola Sacred Heart, 4 p.m.; Charlo at St. Ignatius, S. Michaels ...... 71-69–140 -6 n Calgary at Winnipeg, 6 p.m. 5 p.m.; Eureka at Thompson Falls, 6 p.m.; Arlee at Two Eagle A. Yang...... 70-70–140 -6 n San Jose at Anaheim, 8 p.m. finalized Friday shows the n CFL standings S. Gal ...... 72-69–141 -5 n Edmonton at Vancouver, 8 p.m. River, 7 p.m.; Seeley-Swan at Darby, 6 p.m.; Lincoln at E. Ji ...... 72-69–141 -5 n Colorado vs. Los Angeles at Las 36-year-old Bironas died of Drummond, 5:30 p.m.; Philipsburg at Victor, 5:30 p.m.; EAST DIVISION S. Yeon Ryu...... 72-69–141 -5 Vegas, 8 p.m. blunt force trauma after his Whitefish at Corvallis, 1 p.m.; Columbia Falls at Corvallis, 6 W L T Pts PF PA C. Choi...... 71-70–141 -5 Sunday’s Game Hamilton 5 7 0 10 262 272 H. Kang...... 69-72–141 -5 Carolina at Washington, 1 p.m. SUV went off the road and p.m.; Plains at Bigfork, 2 p.m. Montreal 5 8 0 10 245 313 I. Park ...... 69-72–141 -5 End preseason crashed into a line of trees Toronto 4 8 0 8 308 325 J. Shin ...... 68-73–141 -5 Coming up Ottawa 2 11 0 4 222 328 S. Young Yoo...... 68-73–141 -5 | | Sept. 20, and 911 calls n World’s Toughest WEST DIVISION M. Uribe ...... 73-69–142 -4 TRANSACTIONS LARCHMONT GOLF COURSE’S W L T Pts PF PA P. Lindberg...... 72-70–142 -4 described Bironas as Golf Tournament is scheduled Oct. 12. Registration for the Calgary 11 2 0 22 361 239 A. Ernst ...... 71-71–142 -4 Friday two-person scramble costs $65 per team. For more Edmonton 9 4 0 18 341 252 K. Icher...... 74-69–143 -3 BASEBALL chasing people and trying to information, call the Larchmont pro shop at (406) 721-4416. Sask. 9 4 0 18 296 289 Y. Shi ...... 74-69–143 -3 B.C. 7 6 0 14 275 250 L. Ye ...... 73-70–143 -3 – Reassigned run them off the road before Entry deadline is Wednesday. OF Quintin Berry, 2B Alexi Casilla, C Steve losing control of his 2009 Winnipeg 6 8 0 12 324 366 G. Sergas...... 71-72–143 -3 Clevenger, 1B Christian Walker, RHPs Evan Friday’s Games M. Lee ...... 74-70–144 -2 Meek and Ryan Webb and LHPs Brian Yukon Denali near his n To have your event listed in the calendar, write to the Ottawa 42, Winnipeg 20 K. Tan...... 74-70–144 -2 Matusz, Joe Saunders and T.J. McFarland Calgary at Saskatchewan (n) M. Jung Hur ...... 73-71–144 -2 to the minor leagues. home. Missoulian at P.O. Box 8029, Missoula, MT 59807-8029, fax Saturday’s Games A. Anderson ...... 72-72–144 -2 – Announced to 523-5294 or email to [email protected]. n Edmonton at Toronto, 2 p.m. C. Matthew...... 72-72–144 -2 hitting coach Greg Colbrunn has chosen n B.C. at Hamilton, 5 p.m. Y. Tseng...... 69-75–144 -2 not to return to the position next season. INTERNATIONAL J. Marie Green ...... 76-69–145 -1 – Reassigned C T. Joh...... 76-69–145 -1 James McCann; OFs Steven Moya and a.m. | BASEBALL | D. Claire Schreefel ...... 74-71–145 -1 Tyler Collins; RHPs Jim Johnson, Buck Nadal upset in | | New Hampshire (3-1) at Elon (1-3), 11:30 L. Vedel ...... 74-71–145 -1 Farmer and Evan Reed; and LHPs Blaine SPORTS ON TV a.m. J. Young Oh ...... 73-72–145 -1 Hardy, Kyle Ryan, Pat McCoy and Robbie Ray to the minor leagues. quarters Charlotte (3-2) at Gardner-Webb (2-3), n Playoffs M. Hyang Lee ...... 69-76–145 -1 All Times MDT 11:30 a.m. – Reassigned N. Yeon Choi...... 75-71–146 E OF Raul Ibanez and 2B Jayson Nix to the Saturday, Oct. 4 The Citadel (1-3) at Wofford (2-2), 11:30 x-if necessary BEIJING (AP) – Rafael a.m. S. Feng...... 75-71–146 E minor leagues. Reinstated LHPs Tim AUTO RACING WILD CARD J. Li...... 75-71–146 E 9 a.m. Howard (1-4) at NC Central (1-3), Noon Tuesday, Sept. 30: Kansas City 9, Collins and Jason Vargas. Nadal was upset by big- FS1 – NASCAR, Sprint Cup, practice for W. Carolina (3-1) at Presbyterian (2-2), X. Wang ...... 74-72–146 E – Reassigned Oakland 8, 12 N. Zhang ...... 73-73–146 E hitting qualifier Martin Hollywood Casino 400, at Kansas City, Noon Wednesday, Oct. 1: San Francisco 8, LHPs Wade LeBlanc, Joe Thatcher and Kan. Norfolk St. (1-4) at Savannah St. (0-4), Pittsburgh 0 S. Kemp ...... 72-74–146 E Michael Roth; RHPs Yoslan Herrera, Jairo Diaz, Drew Rucinski and Cam Bedrosian; Klizan of Slovakia 6-7 (7), 1:30 p.m. Noon DIVISION SERIES ESPN – NASCAR, Nationwide Series, Grambling St. (2-3) at Alabama A&M (1- OFs Brennan Boesch, Tony Campana and (Best-of-5) Grant Green; C John Buck; SS Shawn 6-4, 6-3 in the quarterfinals Kansas Lottery 300, at Kansas City, Kan. 4), 1 p.m. American League | TENNIS | 11:30 p.m. Mercer (4-1) at Samford (2-2), 1 p.m. O’Malley; and 3B Luis Jimenez and John All AL games televised by TBS McDonald to the minor leagues. of the China Open on NBCSN – Formula One, Japanese Grand NC State (4-1) at Clemson (2-2), 1:30 Baltimore 2, Detroit 0 Friday. Prix, at Suzuka p.m. Thursday, Oct. 2: Baltimore 12, Detroit 3 n China Open – Reinstated 1:30 a.m. Wake Forest (2-3) at Florida St. (4-0), Friday, Oct. 3: Baltimore 7, Detroit 6 RHPs Michael Ynoa, Sonny Gray, Fernando Rodriguez, , The second-seeded ESPN2 – Qualifying for NHRA Nationals, 1:30 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 5: Baltimore (Gonzalez 10- Friday at Mohnton, Pa. (delayed tape) Alabama (4-0) at Mississippi (4-0), 1:30 9) at Detroit (Price 15-12), 1:45 p.m. Evan Scribner, Arnold Leon, Josh p.m. At The National Tennis Center Lindblom, Raul Alcantara and Jesse Spaniard struggled with BOXING x-Monday, Oct. 6: Baltimore at Detroit Beijing 7 p.m. NC A&T (4-1) vs. SC State (3-2) at (Porcello 15-13), 10:07 or 11:37 a.m. Chavez; Cs Bryan Anderson and John Klizan’s power game and his SHO – Middleweights, Dominic Wade Atlanta, 1:30 p.m. Purse: Men, $3.76 million (WT500); Jaso; LHPs Eric O’Flaherty and Scott x-Wednesday, Oct. 8: Detroit at Baltimore, Women, $5.43 million (Premier) (16-0-0) vs. KeAndre Leatherwood (14-2- Delaware St. (1-4) at Bethune-Cookman 3:37 or 6:07 p.m. Kazmir; OF Craig Gentry; and 1B Shane own consistency in just his 1); light heavyweights, (32- (3-1), 2 p.m. Surface: Hard-Outdoor Peterson. Kansas 1, Los Angeles 0 – Assigned INF third match back following 3-0) vs. Tommy Karpency (23-4-1); junior VMI (1-4) at Chattanooga (2-2), 2 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 2: Kansas City 3, Los Singles middleweights, Willie Nelson (23-1-1) vs. Vanderbilt (1-4) at Georgia (3-1), 2 p.m. Men Munenori Kawasaki, 1B Dan Johnson and Angeles 2, 11 innings C George Kottaras outright to Buffalo (IL). a two-month layoff due to a Vanes Martirosyan (34-1-1); champion UT-Martin (1-4) at Jacksonville St. (3-1), 2 Friday, Oct. 3: Kansas City at Los Quarterfinals Rances Barthelemy (20-0-0) vs. Fernando p.m. (1), Serbia, def. Grigor Announced Johnson and Kottaras refused Angeles, 7:37 p.m. assignment and elected free agency. right wrist injury. David Saucedo (52-5-3), for IBF junior Northwestern St. (2-2) at SE Louisiana (3- Sunday, Oct. 5: Los Angeles (Wilson 13- Dimitrov (5), Bulgaria, 6-2, 6-4. lightweight title, at Mashantucket, Conn. 2), 2 p.m. 10) at Kansas City (Shields 14-8), 5:37 Andy Murray (6), Britain, vs. Marin Cilic Novak Djokovic and COLLEGE FOOTBALL Morgan St. (2-3) at Florida A&M (0-4), 3 – p.m. (4), Croatia, 6-1, 6-4. Announced the contract of assistant general 10 a.m. p.m. x-Monday, Oct. 6: Los Angeles at Kansas Tomas Berdych (3), Czech Republic, def. Andy Murray,meanwhile, South Alabama (2-2) at Appalachian St. manager Billy Ryan will not be renewed. ABC – Ohio St. at Maryland City, 4:07 p.m. John Isner (8), U.S., 6-1, 6-4. CBSSN – Ball St. at Army (1-3), 4 p.m. – Announced set up a semifinal x-Wednesday, Oct. 8: Kansas City at Los Martin Klizan, Slovakia, def. manager Fredi Gonzalez will return next ESPN – Texas A&M at Mississippi St. Butler (2-2) at Stetson (2-2), 4 p.m. Angeles, 6:37 or 7:07 p.m. showdown with convincing ESPN2 – Purdue at Illinois Ark.-Pine Bluff (1-3) at Southern U. (2-3), (2), Spain, 6-7 (7), 6-4, 6-3. season. Named Bo Porter third base National League Women coach. ESPNU – SMU at East Carolina 4:30 p.m. San Francisco 1, Washington 0 wins over two young players ROOT – Marshall at Old Dominion LSU (4-1) at Auburn (4-0), 5 p.m. Quarterfinals – Friday, Oct. 3: San Francisco 3, Reassigned LHPs Daniel Coulombe and enjoying breakthrough FS1 – Iowa St. at Oklahoma St. E. Kentucky (4-0) at Austin Peay (0-4), 5 Washington 2 (9), Serbia, def. Simona 12:30 p.m. p.m. n Halep (2), Romania, walkover. Paco Rodriguez, 2B Alex Guerrero and Saturday, Oct. 4: San Francisco Darwin Barney, OFs Joc Pederson and seasons. FOX – Montana at North Dakota Coastal Carolina (5-0) at Furman (2-3), 5 (Hudson 9-13) at Washington Sam Stosur, Australia, def. Serena 1:30 p.m. p.m. Williams (1), U.S., walkover. Roger Bernadina, C Tim Federowicz, SS (Zimmermann 14-5) (FS1), 3:37 p.m. Erisbel Arruebarrena and RHPs Kevin The top-seeded Djokovic ABC – Baylor at Texas Prairie View (0-4) at Jackson St. (3-2), 5 Monday, Oct. 6: Washington (Fister 16-6) Petra Kvitova (3), Czech Republic, def. CBS – Alabama at Mississippi p.m. Correia, Yimi Garcia, Chris Perez and defeated Wimbledon at San Francisco (Bumgarner 18-10) (FS1 , Italy, 7-6 (2), 6-4. Roberto Hernandez to the minor leagues. CBSSN – Navy at Air Force Richmond (2-2) at Liberty (3-2), 5 p.m. or MLBN), 1:07 or 3:07 p.m. (4), Russia, def. ESPN2 – Wisconsin at Northwestern UTEP (2-2) at Louisiana Tech (2-3), 5 – Assigned C semifinalist Grigor x-Tuesday, Oct. 7: Washington at San , Russia, 6-0, 6-4. Matt Pagnozzi outright to extended spring ESPNU – NC State at Clemson p.m. Francisco (FS1), 6:37 or 7:07 p.m. FOX – Oklahoma at TCU Georgia St. (1-3) at Louisiana-Lafayette Doubles training. Reinstated SS Jeff Bianchi from Dimitrov of Bulgaria 6-2, x-Thursday, Oct. 9: San Francisco at Men the 60-day DL. NBC – Stanford at Notre Dame (1-3), 5 p.m. Washington (FS1), 3:07 or 6:37 p.m. 6-4, while sixth-seeded 2 p.m. Nicholls St. (0-5) at McNeese St. (2-1), 5 Quarterfinals – Reinstated St. Louis 1, Los Angeles 0 RHPs John Axford, , Jeanmar ALTITUDE – Northwestern St. at p.m. Friday, Oct. 3: St. Louis 10, Los Angeles Fabio Fognini, Italy/Leonardo Mayer, Murray took out U.S. Open Southwestern Louisiana UAB (2-2) at W. Kentucky (2-2), 5 p.m. Argentina, def. Novak Djokovic/Filip Gomez, Angel Sanchez, , 9 Stolmy Pimentel, Brandon Cumpton and ROOT – Kansas at West Virginia Miami (3-2) at Georgia Tech (4-0), 5:30 n Saturday, Oct. 4: St. Louis (Lynn 15-10) Krajinovic, Serbia, walkover. champion Marin Cilic 6-1, 5 p.m. p.m. Julien Benneteau, France/Vasek Pospisil, Casey Sadler; LHPs and at Los Angeles (Greinke 17-8) (MLBN), Joely Rodriguez; 3B Pedro Alvarez; 2B 6-4. CBSSN – Memphis at Cincinnati South Carolina (3-2) at Kentucky (3-1), 7:37 p.m. Canada, def. Feliciano Lopez, Spain/Max ESPN – LSU at Auburn 5:30 p.m. Chad d’Arnaud; OF Jaff Decker; SS Alen Monday, Oct. 6: Los Angeles (Ryu 14-7) Mirnyi, Belarus, 6-3, 7-6 (5). Hanson; and C Ramon Cabrera. On the women’s side, ESPNU – Texas Tech at Kansas St. Pittsburgh (3-2) at Virginia (3-2), 5:30 at St. Louis (Lackey 3-3) (FS1 or MLBN), Women 5:30 p.m. p.m. ST. LOUIS CARDINALS – Reassigned withdrew 7:07 or 7:37 p.m. Quarterfinals RHPs Justin Masterson, Sam Tuivailala and ESPN2 – Miami at Georgia Tech Murray St. (1-3) at Tennessee Tech (1-3), x-Tuesday, Oct. 7: Los Angeles (Haren , Russia/Anastasia 6 p.m. Jason Motte; LHPs Tyler Lyons, Nick FOX – Arizona St. at Southern California 13-11) at St. Louis (Miller 10-9) (FS1), 3:07 Rodionova (6), Australia, def. Sara before her quarterfinal ROOT – UC Davis at Portland State MIDWEST Greenwood and Kevin Siegrist; 2B Greg or 6:37 p.m. Errani/Roberta Vinci (1), Italy, 7-6 (3), 2-6, 6 p.m. Purdue (2-3) at Illinois (3-2), 10 a.m. Garcia and Mark Ellis; OF Tommy Pham; against x-Thursday Oct. 9: St. Louis at Los 10-8. 1B Xavier Scruggs; and C A.J. Pierzynski ESPNEWS – UNLV at San Jose St. Marist (0-5) at Valparaiso (1-3), 11 a.m. Angeles (FS1), 6:37 or 7:07 p.m. with a left knee injury. 6:07 p.m. E. Michigan (1-3) at Akron (2-2), Noon Semifinals to the minor leagues. ABC – Nebraska at Michigan St. Tennessee St. (4-1) at SE Missouri (3-2), Andrea Hlavackova, Czech – 8 p.m. Noon n Late Thursday Republic/ (5), China, def. Alla Reassigned 1B and C ESPNU – S.C. State at N.C. A&T (same- North Texas (2-2) at Indiana (2-2), 12:30 Kudryavtseva, Russia/Anastasia Guillermo Quiroz to the minor leagues. Lewis takes 2-stroke day tape) p.m. Rodionova (6), Australia, 6-1, 6-4. Reinstated RHPs Ryan Vogelsong and Tim American League Hudson. 8:30 p.m. UMass (0-5) at Miami (Ohio) (0-5), 12:30 , / (2), Royals 3, Angels 2, 11 Innings – lead in LPGA China stop CBSSN – Boise St. at Nevada p.m. Kansas City Los Angeles India, def. , ESPN – Utah at UCLA Montana (3-2) at North Dakota (2- Reassigned OFs Michael Taylor, Steven ab r h bi ab r h bi France/, Russia, Souza Jr., Scott Hairston and Jeff GOLF 3), 12:30 p.m. AEscor ss 5 0 1 1 Calhon rf 5 0 2 0 5-7, 6-1, 10-6. BEIJING (AP) – Top- 6 a.m. S. Dakota St. (3-1) at Illinois St. (3-0), 1 Kobernus; RHPs Blake Treinen, Ryan Aoki rf 5 0 1 0 Trout cf 4 0 0 0 Mattheus and Taylor Hill; LHPs Ross ranked Stacy Lewis birdied TGC – European PGA Tour, Alfred Dunhill p.m. JDyson cf 0 0 0 0 Pujols 1b 4 0 0 0 Links Championship, third round, at St. N. Iowa (2-2) at Indiana St. (3-1), 1 p.m. Detwiler and Xavier Cedeno; C Sandy L.Cain cf-rf5 0 0 0 HKndrc 2b 5 0 0 0 n Leon; SS Pedro Florimon; and 1B Tyler the final hole Friday for a Andrews, Angus, and Kingsbarns, Youngstown St. (3-1) at Missouri St. (3-1), Hosmer 1b3 0 0 0 Freese 3b 2 1 1 1 Scotland 1 p.m. Moore to the minor leagues. BButler dh3 0 0 0 GBckh 3b 1 0 0 0 Friday BASKETBALL 5-under 68 and a two- 9 p.m. Buffalo (3-2) at Bowling Green (3-2), 1:30 Gore pr-dh0 0 0 0 Aybar ss 3 0 0 0 TGC – LPGA, Reignwood Classic, final p.m. At Ariake Colosseum National Basketball Association AGordn lf 3 1 1 0 JHmltn lf 5 0 0 0 WASHINGTON WIZARDS – Waived G stroke lead over fellow round, at Beijing Ohio (3-2) at Cent. Michigan (2-3), 1:30 S.Perez c 4 0 0 0 Cron dh 3 0 0 0 Tokyo HORSE RACING p.m. Purse: $1.37 million (WT500) Vander Blue and G David Stockton. Texan Brittany Lang after Infante 2b 3 0 0 1 Iannett c 3 1 1 1 FOOTBALL 2:30 p.m. Wisconsin (3-1) at Northwestern (2-2), Mostks 3b3 2 1 1 Surface: Hard-Outdoor NBCSN – Thoroughbreds, Shadwell Mile; 1:30 p.m. Singles National Football League the second round of the Totals 34 3 4 3 Totals 35 2 4 2 NFL – Named Beth E. Richie senior TCOA Stakes; Breeders’ Futurity, at Stanford (3-1) at Notre Dame (4-0), 1:30 Kansas City 001 01000001 – 3 Quarterfinals Reignwood LPGA Classic. Lexington, Ky. p.m. adviser on domestic conduct. Fined Los Angeles 001 01000000 – 2 Gilles Simon, France, def. Steve Johnson, Pittsburgh DL Cameron Heyward $22,050, N. Dakota St. (4-0) at W. Illinois (2-3), 2 DP–Los Angeles 1. LOB–Kansas City 3, U.S., 7-6 (4), 6-1. Lewis had a 12-under 134 3:30 p.m. p.m. Houston DE J.J. Watt $16,537, N.Y. Jets Los Angeles 8. 2B–A.Escobar (1), A.Gordon Milos Raonic (3), Canada, def. Denis QB Geno Smith $12,000 and San Diego FS1 – Playoffs, National League Division Kent St. (0-4) at N. Illinois (3-1), 3 p.m. (1). HR–Moustakas (1), Freese (1), Iannetta Istomin, Uzbekistan, 7-6 (8), 6-3. at Reignwood Pine Valley. Series, Game 2, San Francisco at OT King Dunlap, Jacksonville DE Alan Memphis (2-2) at Cincinnati (2-1), 5 p.m. (1). SB–Gore (1). S–Aybar 2. SF–Infante. Kei Nishikori (4), Japan, def. Jeremy Washington Houston Baptist (1-3) at Incarnate Word Branch and Chicago G Kyle Long $8,268 Lang had a 66 to match the IP H RER BB SO Chardy, France, 6-4, 6-2. for their actions during last week’s games. 7:30 p.m. (0-5), 5 p.m. Kansas City MLB – Playoffs, National League Division Benjamin Becker, Germany, def. Jack ARIZONA CARDINALS – Signed WR best round of the week. Texas Tech (2-2) at Kansas St. (3-1), 5 J.Vargas 6 3 2 2 1 2 Jalen Saunders to the practice squad. Series, Game 2, St. Louis at Los Angeles p.m. K.Herrera 0 0 0 0 1 0 Sock, U.S., 4-6, 6-1, 6-4. Germany’s Caroline Doubles BUFFALO BILLS – Signed WR Naaman SOCCER South Dakota (2-2) at S. Illinois (4-1), 5 Finnegan 0.2 0 0 0 0 0 Roosevelt to the practice squad. Placed 8 a.m. p.m. W.Davis 1.1 0 0 0 2 1 Quarterfinals Masson, South Korea’s NBCSN – Premier League, West Pierre-Hugues Herbert, France/Michal WR Caleb Holley on the practice squad Toledo (3-2) at W. Michigan (2-2), 5 p.m. Ti.Collins 0.2 0 0 0 0 1 . Bromwich at Liverpool Nebraska (5-0) at Michigan St. (3-1), 6 Mirim Lee, Spain’s Belen Frasor 0.1 0 0 0 1 0 Przysiezny, Poland, def. , CLEVELAND BROWNS – Claimed WR 10:30 a.m. p.m. D.Duffy W,1-0 1 1 0 0 0 1 Britain/John Peers, Australia, 6-4, 6-2. NBC – Premier League, Manchester City Rodney Smith off waivers from Minnesota. Mozo and Sweden’s SOUTHWEST G.Holland S,1-1 1 0 0 0 0 2 , U.S./Raven Klaasen (4), Released WR LaRon Byrd. at Aston Villa Iowa St. (1-3) at Oklahoma St. (3-1), 10 Caroline Hedwall were tied Los Angeles South Africa, def. Jeremy Chardy, DENVER BRONCOS – Released PK 4 p.m. a.m. Weaver 7 3 2 2 2 6 France/Jurgen Melzer, Austria, 6-2, 6-0. NBCSN – MLS, Houston at New York Matt Prater. for third at 8 under. Oklahoma (4-0) at TCU (3-0), 1:30 p.m. J.Smith 1 0 0 0 0 1 Semifinals HOUSTON TEXANS – Reached an 9 p.m. Baylor (4-0) at Texas (2-2), 1:30 p.m. Street 1 0 0 0 0 1 injury settlement with WR Uzoma NBCSN – MLS, Portland at San Jose New Mexico (1-3) at UTSA (1-3), 1:30 , Croatia/Marcelo Melo (2), Jepsen 1 0 0 0 2 1 Brazil, def. Marcel Granollers/Marc Lopez Nwachukwu from the practice squad. p.m. Salas L,0-1 1 1 1 1 0 0 (3), Spain, 7-5, 6-3. MINNESOTA VIKINGS – Released QB Vettel to leave Red Bull Lamar (3-2) at Abilene Christian (3-2), 5 K.Herrera pitched to 1 batter in the 7th. Chandler Harnish and WR Rodney Smith. | FOOTBALL | p.m. HBP–by Ti.Collins (G.Beckham). Signed FB Zach Line from the practice after F1 season Louisiana-Monroe (3-1) at Arkansas St. WP–W.Davis. Umpires–Home, Paul Nauert; squad. (2-2), 5 p.m. First, Chris Guccione; Second, Jeff Nelson; | SOCCER | HOCKEY n College scores Hawaii (1-3) at Rice (1-3), 5 p.m. Third, Jim Reynolds; Right, Lance National Hockey League SUZUKA, Japan (AP) – Cent. Arkansas (2-3) at Stephen F. Austin Barksdale; Left, Ted Barrett. T–4:05. n CALGARY FLAMES – Assigned F Four-time defending Friday (3-1), 5 p.m. A–45,321 (45,483). MLS standings Michael Ferland and D Patrick Sieloff to EAST Idaho (0-4) at Texas St. (2-2), 5 p.m. Adirondack (AHL) nad F Morgan Klimchuk MVSU (0-4) at Texas Southern (4-1), 6 champion Sebastian Vettel Fordham 42, Lafayette 18 EASTERN CONFERENCE to Regina (WHL). p.m. | | W L TPts GF GA CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS – Added F Louisville 28, Syracuse 6 FAR WEST AUTO RACING has told Red Bull Racing he MIT 49, Curry 20 D.C. 15 9 7 52 46 34 Daniel Carcillo to the training camp roster. Tulsa (1-3) at Colorado St. (3-1), 1 p.m. Kansas City 13 11 7 46 45 37 DETROIT RED WINGS – Assigned F will leave the team at the Navy (2-3) at Air Force (3-1), 1:30 p.m. n Sprint Cup New England 14 13 3 45 44 42 Louis-Marc Aubry and G Tom McCollum to N. Arizona (3-2) at N. Colorado (1- Columbus 11 9 10 43 43 36 Grand Rapids (AHL). Placed F Pavel end of the current season, n College schedule 3), 1:30 p.m. Hollywood Casino 400 Lineup New York 10 9 11 41 48 46 Datsyuk on 7-day injured reserve, Oregon St. (3-1) at Colorado (2-3), 2 p.m. retroactive to Sept. 22, and C Andy Miele triggering what is expected Saturday, Oct. 4 Idaho St. (2-2) at E. Washington (4- After Friday qualifying; race Sunday Toronto FC 11 11 7 40 42 45 At Kansas Speedway Philadelphia 9 10 12 39 46 45 and RW Anthony Mantha on non-roster to be a major shake-up of EAST 1), 2:35 p.m. injured reserve. Ball St. (1-3) at Army (1-3), 10 a.m. Arizona St. (3-1) at Southern Cal (3-1), Kansas City, Kan. Houston 10 13 6 36 35 50 the Formula One driver Harvard (2-0) at Georgetown (2-3), 10 5:30 p.m. Lap length: 1.5 miles a.m. UC Davis (1-3) at Portland St. (1-3), (Car number in parentheses) lineup for 2015. Princeton (1-1) at Columbia (0-2), 10:30 5:35 p.m. 1. (4) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, 197.621 Red Bull announced the a.m. Georgia Southern (3-2) at New Mexico St. mph. Yale (2-0) at Cornell (0-2), 10:30 a.m. (2-3), 6 p.m. 2. (55) Brian Vickers, Toyota, 196.307. Villanova (3-1) at Maine (2-2), 10:30 a.m. UNLV (1-4) at San Jose St. (1-3), 6 p.m. decision on Saturday at the Bucknell (4-0) at Bryant (3-1), 11 a.m. 3. (43) Aric Almirola, Ford, 196.15. Montana St. (3-2) at Sacramento St. 4. (22) Joey Logano, Ford, 196.05. Japanese Grand Prix, Holy Cross (2-3) at Colgate (2-2), 11 a.m. (3-2), 7 p.m. West Liberty (2-2) at Duquesne (2-2), 11 5. (24) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet, 196.05. S. Utah (1-4) at Cal Poly (1-3), 7:05 6. 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(16) Greg Biffle, Ford, 194.974. & Vic’s def. Not Me, 2-1; The Jeffersons Vettel had been under Sacred Heart (3-1) at Delaware (3-1), n NFL standings 12. (99) Carl Edwards, Ford, 194.721. 0; Zootown def. 5 Valleys Bowl, 3-0. 1:30 p.m. Co-Rec A 9/29: Settlers of Ka-Bam! def. Misfits, 2-1; Wiilson! def. T. & C.’s contract with Red Bull for 13. (27) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, 195.27. SweatnSweet, 2-1; Sets on the Beach Kansas (2-2) at West Virginia (2-2), 2 p.m. AMERICAN CONFERENCE 14. (1) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, def. Calm Yer Tips, 3-0; Six Pack def. James Madison (2-3) at Albany (NY) (4- Ne’er-Do-Wells, 3-0; Walking Wounded d.n.p. 10/2: Rocky Mountain Eye def. T. next season, but had also 0), 4 p.m. East 195.164. & C.’s SweatnSweet, 3-0; Not Me def. W L T Pct PF PA d.n.p. Alderson-Broaddus (3-1) at Wagner (1-3), 15. (78) Martin Truex Jr., Chevrolet, Dirty Martinis, 3-0; Wiilson! def. Sets on been strongly linked with a Buffalo 2 2 0 .500 79 75 195.08. 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Drake (2-2) at Jacksonville (3-1), 11 a.m. Pittsburgh 2 2 0 .500 97 99 25. (11) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 193.736. golfer is Rayce Compton. Campbell (1-3) at Morehead St. (2-2), 11 Cleveland 1 2 0 .333 74 77 26. (13) Casey Mears, Chevrolet, Missoulian, Saturday, October 4, 2014 – D3 VARSITY/SATURDAY West PREP FOOTBALL ROUNDUP edges Flint Creek wins showdown with Charlo

Missoulian Third quarter CLASS B H – Thennis 1 run (Morris kick) touchdown passes from Sentinel Fourth quarter SCORES Quade McQueary and a CHARLO – Tony H – Nick VanHorssen 1 run (Morris kick) Thompson Falls 35, Missoulian H – Chase Benson 20 interception return Friday pick-six of its own by Bergerson threw for two (Morris kick) Baker/Plevna 40, Lodge Grass 20 Plains 12 Tennyson Miller, giving touchdowns and ran for H – Nick Winfield 2 pass from Thennis Belgrade 40, Havre 27 BILLINGS – Senior (Morris kick) Belt 54, Cascade 6 the Wardens (2-0, 4-1) a two more to lead No. 3 Individual Statistics Big Sandy 39, Sunburst 13 At Thompson Falls, the running back Zach Wolff RUSHING – Helena (43-229): Jackson Big Timber 21, Joliet 7 Horsemen had a 12-7 lead 21-12 lead at the end of the Flint Creek past Charlo in Thennis 12-93, Nick VanHorssen 15-79, Bigfork 42, Troy 13 third quarter. scored three touchdowns, a Western C 8-man Nick Winfield 8-33, Chase South 2-14, Billings Senior 40, Great Falls 20 early in the second including the go-ahead Chase Bickle 1-5, Lane Kokoruda 1-3, Trey Billings West 25, Missoula Sentinel quarter, but the It was all Wardens in football showdown Friday. Weist 1-1, Tre McMillan 2-1. Flathead (37- 23 the final frame, though, as score with 5:25 remaining, Bergerson was 9 for 12 79): Easton Johnson 21-38, Josh Bozeman 28, Helena Capital 26 Bluehawks scored 28 McCracken 7-31, Keaton Kratnz 3-20, Broadview-Lavina 56, Gardiner 19 McQueary ran for a score to give Billings West a 25- passing for 101 yards and Colton Boyle 1-4, Payton Boyce 4-(-1) Butte 51, Missoula Hellgate 0 unanswered points to get Butte Central 31, Dillon 27 and threw for another, 23 victory over Missoula ran 20 times for another Bram Booth 1-(-13). their first win. PASSING – Helena: Jackson Thennis Chester-Joplin-Inverness 74, Great followed by a pair of 13- Sentinel Friday at Daylis 92 yards for the Titans (5- 10-20-0 for 94 yards. Flathead: Easton Falls Central 36 MacKenzie Holt put Johnson 7-23-2 for 119 yards. Choteau 41, Shelby 14 yard touchdown runs from Stadium. 0 in league and overall). RECEIVING – Helena: Nick Winfield 4-47, Colstrip 35, Columbus 21 Thompson Falls up 7-0 in Conrad 40, Cut Bank 7 John Bannon and Cade Wolff, a 5-foot-10, 210- Danny Mannix caught Paul Hart 2-20, Kameron Enright 2-14, the first on a 15-yard pass Derek Jenneskens 1-9, Henry 1-2. Corvallis 58, Stevensville 0 Benjamin. pounder, scored his first both TD passes, and Flathead: Keaton Krantz 4-81, Blake Deer Lodge 48, Ronan 12 reception from Greg Wilson 3-38. Ekalaka 67, Rosebud 12 touchdown of the season rushed for 44 yards on 14 Ennis 70, White Sulphur Springs 8 Wadsworth, but Plains Deer Lodge 6 8 7 27 – 48 Fairfield 48, Manhattan 8 answered later in the Ronan 6 0 6 0 – 12 on a fumble return of 40 carries, including a 1-yard Flint Creek 52, Charlo 6 R – Colton McCrea 75 yard Interception yards early in the second scoring run. CLASS A Forsyth 43, Shepherd 6 quarter on a Ryan Ovitt to (conversion failed) Frenchtown 60, Libby 0 D – Sawyer Johnson 7 pass from Quade quarter. He added TD runs Brad Holland scored Geraldine-Highwood 62, Heart Kyle Revier 10-yard TD McQueary (run failed) Frenchtown 60, Libby 0 Butte 35 connection. D – Tennyson Miller 20 Interception of 1 and 5 yards and carried Flint Creek’s first TD on a (Johnson pass from McQuery) Glasgow/Hinsdale/Nashua 35, Ovitt put Plains ahead eight times on a final 3-yard run, and capped At Libby, Gus Butler Malta 0 D – Jake Simpson 60 pass from Glendive 33, Hardin 20 briefly with a 25-yard McQuery (Parker Dippold kick) clock-killing drive. the scoring with a 45-yard carried the ball seven Great Falls Russell 28, Billings R – McCrea 69 pass from Justin Krahn Skyview 21 pitch and catch to Trent (conversion failed) It’s the second straight interception return. times for 164 yards and Hamilton 31, Anaconda 19 Brouillette, but Holt found D – McQuery 1 run (Dippold kick) win for the Bears (3-3). Turnovers were huge: The three touchdowns to lead Helena 42, Kalispell Flathead 6 D – Ethan Johnston 23 pass from Hobson-Moore-Judith Gap 57, paydirt two more times McQuery (Dippold kick) Sentinel is 2-4. Titans came up with four Frenchtown to the Reed Point-Rapelje 21 D – John Bannon 13 run (Dippold kick) before the half to put the With West trailing 7-0, interceptions and three Northwestern A win over Huntley Project 48, Plentywood 6 D – Cade Benjamin 13 run (kick failed) Kalispell Glacier 49, Missoula Big Bluehawks (1-1 in District quarterback Casey Klaboe Charlo fumbles. the Loggers. Sky 13 Miles City 21, Laurel 13 7-B, 1-5 overall) ahead for Charlo (4-1) saw Butler scored on runs of CLASS C scored on a 23-yard run to Missoula Loyola 44, Eureka 6 good. Kade VanElswyk quarterback Trent 20, 63 and 52 yards for the Mon-Dak 54, Richey-Lambert 6 make it 7-7.The score Roundup 20, Red Lodge 16 also had two rushing Dennison, who plays in Broncs, who piled up 318 Seeley-Swan 54, Superior 18 Seeley-Swan 54, capped off a 99-yard touchdowns for place of injured starter yards of offense while Sidney 17, Billings Central 7 Superior 18 drive. Thompson Falls 35, Plains 12 Thompson Falls. Michael Delaney, miss the holding Libby to 114. Townsend 43, Jefferson (Boulder) The Spartans took a 20- 0 Plains fell to 0-2, 0-5 second quarter with an Kyle Smith, Austin At Seeley Lake, Justin 19 lead late in the third Twin Bridges 61, Absarokee 6 with the conference loss. injury. In that span Flint Kominek, Jacob Price, Valier 48, Augusta 12 Grimes, Joshua Cahoon quarter on a 4-yard Whitefish 28, Polson 0 and Micah Nicholas each Creek pushed its 6-0 lead Lorenzo Camac, Ethan Whitehall 36, Three Forks 0 Plains 6 6 0 0 – 12 touchdown run by Ryan out to 36-0. Wibaux 61, Culbertson-Bainville 14 Tho. Falls 7 14 14 0 – 35 scored two touchdowns in Ramos. Sentinel led 23-19 Pyron and Cole Allen also T – MacKenzie Holt 15 pass from Greg Dennison came back to found paydirt for Wadsworth (Joe Lundberg kick). Seeley-Swan’s Western C early in the fourth quarter P – Kyle Revier 10 pass from Ryan Ovitt hit Kobe Cox with a TD Frenchtown (2-0 in Kaden Weis to Jon Carney. (run failed) win over Superior. on a 33-yard by P – Trent Brouillette 25 pass from Ovitt pass in the third period. league, 3-3 overall). Grimes scored on runs Gabe Peppenger. On the kickoff, (pass failed). Dennison was 9 of 17 Broncs QB Zack Palmer Hamilton immediately T – Holt 10 run (Lundberg kick) of 30 and 60 yards, Ramos also had a 62- T – Holt 20 run (Lundberg kick) Cahoon scored from 10 passing for 135 yards, with was 6 for 10 for 85 yards regained the momemtum, T – Kade VanElswyk 12 run (Lundberg yard scoring run on kick) three interceptions. He and one touchdown. as Bridger Bauder and 15 yards away, and Sentinel’s second offensive T– VanElswyk 13 run (Lundberg kick). also ran eight times for 33 Zach Crace rushed 16 returned the kick 83 yards Nicholas scored on runs of play of the game. He ran 15 yards. times for 50 yards for the for a touchdown. 40 and 2 yards. Nicholas times for 120 yards. Cy Bigfork 42, Troy 13 Flint Creek 6 30 0 16 – 52 Loggers (0-1, 2-4). The Broncs scored two also tossed a 65-yard TD Steele had the Spartans’ Charlo 0 0 6 0 – 6 At Troy, Vinny Quirk to Hunter Mincey for the FC – Brad Holland 3 run (run failed) Frenchtown 19 13 21 7 – 60 more touchdowns in the other TD. FC – Tony Bergerson 5 run (Bergerson Libby 0 0 0 0 – 0 second quarter to take a and Jonathan Landon Blackhawks (1-3, 1-4). Wolff had 22 carries for run) F – Kyle Smith 3 run (kick failed) FC – Danny Mannix 25 pass from F – Austin Kominek fumble return (run 25-7 lead on a Wyatt scored two touchdowns Bridger Lapierre scored 76 yards. Bergerson (pass failed) failed) apiece in Bigfork’s District on runs of 1 and 25 yards FC – Mannix 1 run (Chase Comings pass F – Jacob Price 30 pass from Zack Luedecke 15-yard run and Sentinel 7 7 9 0 – 23 from Bergerson) Palmer (Chinikaylo Valeriy kick) a touchdown pass from 7-B win over over the for Superior (0-5, 0-5). Bil. West 7 12 0 6 – 25 FC – Mannix 18 pass from Bergerson F – Gus Butler 20 run (Valeriy kick) (Bergerson run) Trojans. Superior 6 6 6 0 – 18 First quarter F – Butler 63 run (kick failed) Bret Huxtable to Ty Burt. C – Kobe Cox 8 pass from Trent Seeley-Swan 22 24 8 0 – 54 S – Ryan Ramos 62 run (Gabe F – Lorenzo Camac 5 run (Valeriy kick) Quirk scored on runs of Dennison (run failed) SS – Justin Grimes 30 run (Joshua Peppenger kick) F – Butler 52 run (Valeriy kick) Hamilton 12 13 0 6 – 31 FC – Bergerson 7 run (Jon Keltner pass F – Ethan Pyron 11 run (Valeriy kick) Anaconda 7 0 12 0 – 19 1 and 3 yards and finished Cahoon good) BW – Casey Klaboe 23 run (Kevin from Bergerson) F – Cole Allen 2 run (Valeriy kick) H – Team safety with 105 yards on 15 SS – Cahoon 10 run (Grimes run) Welliver kick) FC – Holland 45 interception return H – Karil Apedaile 36 field goal SUP – Blaine Parkin 50 pass from Second quarter (Bergerson run) A – Jon Carney 40 pass from Kaden carries. Vicente Guerrero (run failed) BW – Zach Wolff 40 fumble return (kick Whitefish 28, Polson 0 Weis (Rowan Fogarty kick) SS – Hunter Mincey 65 pass from Micah failed) H – Bridger Bauder 83 kickoff return Bigfork QB Josh Sandry Nicholas (run failed) BW – Wolf 1 run (run failed) (Apedaile kick) was 10 for 18 for 235 yards SS – Grimes 60 run (Cahoon run) Third quarter ELSEWHERE At Polson, Whitefish H – Wyatt Luedecke 15 run (Apedaile and TD tosses of 65 and 11 SS – Nicholas 40 run (Grimes run) S – Cy Steele 7 run (Peppenger kick) quarterback Luke May kick) SUP – Bridger Lapierre 1 run (run failed) S – Peppenger 33 FG CLASS AA H – Ty Burt 21 pass from Bret Huxtable yards to Landon. SS – Cahoon 15 run (Jacob Morse pass Fourth quarter threw for two touchdowns (kick failed) from Nicholas) BW – Wolff 5 run (kick failed) A – Dylan Flack 4 run (kick blocked) Pete Scott scored on a and ran for another to lead SS – Nicholas 2 run (Grimes run) Helena 42, A – Ethan Blume 40 pass from Weis (kick 55-yard run for Troy (1-1, SUP – Lapierre 25 run (run failed) Individual Statistics the Bulldogs to the failed) RUSHING – Sentinel (27-140): Kade Kalispell Flathead 6 H – Luedeck 11 run (pass failed) 2-3). He finished with 88 Northwestern A win. Paffhausen 8-9, Jackson King 2-1, Cy yards on 11 carries. Sean Darby 65, Noxon 6 Steele 1-7, Ryan Ramos 15-120, Jeff At Kalispell, Helena May was 13 for 19 Krstulich 1-3. West (51-140): Casey Klaboe Corvallis 58, Opland led the ground quarterback Jackson passing for 154 yards, and At Darby, Chase 13-41, Jackson Cobb 4-4, Cody McCombs game with 106 yards on 14 11-17, Zach Wolff 22-76, Brock Bolin 1-2. Thennis ran for three was intercepted once for Stevensville 0 Conner scored two PASSING – Sentinel: Kade Paffhausen totes. 11-25-1 for 164 yards. West: Klaboe 13-21- touchdowns and the the Bulldogs (2-0 in league touchdowns and the host At Stevensville, Bigfork improved to 1- 0 for 235 yards. second-ranked Bengals games, 4-2 overall). He hit Tigers recovered three RECEIVING – Sentinel: Mitch Reynolds Corvallis quarterback 0, 4-1. 1-1, Ramos 2-10, Alec Steele 2-51, Walker blew open the Class AA Jed Nagler and Jack Jayce Gilder threw three fumbles for touchdowns Kay 1-4, King 1-24, Zach Burckhard 2-46, game in the second half. Bigfork 8 34 0 0 – 42 Colton Jacobson 1-19, Krstulich 1-9. West: Streibich for TD passes in touchdown passes and ran Troy 0 6 0 7 – 13 in their Western C 8-man Cobb 1-6, Wolff 1-10, Jayson Leinwand 3- Thennis ran 12 times the first half. Nagler ended for another three scores in BF – Matthew Farrur 4 run (kick failed) football win over Noxon. 50, Parker Bernhardt 4-83, Brandyn Van for 93 yards, and scored on BF – Safety, quarterback tackled in end Zee 3-75, Bolin 1-11. up with five catches for 113 the Blue Devils’ zone Joe Caicedo threw for scrambles of 16 and 10 yards. convincing Southwestern BF – Vinny Quirk 1 run (Jonathan one touchdown and ran yards as the Bengals (6-0) Landon) Chris Park led a strong A win. BF – Quirk 3 run (Landon kick) for another for Darby (2-3 made up a 6-0 second- BF – Landon 65 pass from Josh Sandry Whitefish running game Gilder’s scoring passes (Landon kick) in league, 3-3 overall), quarter deficit. He added a with 12 carries for 102 covered 52 yards to Jesse T – Pete Scott 55 run (run failed) which dominated despite 1-yard run in the third BF – Landon 11 pass from Sandry Cook’s 7 yards. As a squad the Sims, 18 yards to Austin (Landon kick) just 231 yards of offense. quarter to start Helena’s BF – Isaac Martel 14 pass from Sandry Bulldogs gained 258 yards Ray and 46 to Taylor Key was a defense that closing surge. (kick failed) on the ground and Sylvester. He added T – Michael Miller 30 pass from Dillon sacked Noxon’s A 20-yard interception Savage (Miller kick) TD passes outgained the Pirates 412- scoring runs of 5, 9 and 15 quarterback seven times. return by Chase Benson 172. yards – all in the first half. Conner, Lane Kayser and gave Helena two Deer Lodge 48, Ronan 12 Polson ran for 129 yards Sylvester had a second Cory Valenzeno all had doom touchdowns in 67 seconds and fell to 0-2, 2-4. TD on an interception At Ronan, a close game defensive TDs for the in the fourth quarter; Whitefish 7 7 7 7 – 28 return covering 55 yards. for three quarters turned Tigers. Thennis capped the Hellgate Polson 0 0 0 0 – 0 The Blue Devils (1-1 in into a blowout late, as the Jacob Mitchell scored scoring with a 2-yard TD W – Jack Streibich 8 pass from Luke May (Haley Nicholson kick) league, 4-1 overall) also Wardens scored 27 the Red Devils’ lone TD on strike to Nick Winfield. W – Jed Nagler 4 pass fom May (Nicholson kick) had TDs from Spencer unanswered points in the Missoulian Easton Johnson threw a 74-yard kickoff return in W – Tyler Cote 3 run (Nicholson kick) Jessop (4-yard run) and fourth quarter to win the the first quarter. Noxon is for 119 yards for Flathead, W – May 68 run (Nicholson kick) Tanner Miller (65-yard District 6-B matchup BUTTE – Dylan Cook including a 28-yard TD to 0-4 and 0-5. punt return as time ran against the Chiefs. threw for 305 yards and Keaton Krantz that put Hamilton 31, Anaconda 19 Noxon 6 0 0 0 – 6 out) in the final quarter. Ronan led 6-0 early Darby 37 21 0 7 – 65 seven touchdowns Friday the hosts ahead 6-0. But At Anaconda, special Stevensville fell to 0-2 after Colton McCrea took D – Zach McCrossin 14 run (McCrossin to lead Butte past Missoula Helena ended up out- pass foe Joe Caicedo) teams played a big role in and 1-4. an interception back 75 D – Chase Conner fumble recovery in Hellgate 51-0 in a Class AA gaining Flathead 323-198. end zone (Justin Horvath pass from the Broncs’ Southwestern yards for a touchdown. football game. It was a penalty-filled Corvallis 26 20 0 12 – 58 Caicedo) A win over the Stevensville 0 0 0 0 – 0 McCrea also had a big D – Jon Beckers 3 run (Ranon Paredes Cook was 15 for 19 game: Helena had 13 flags C – Jesse Sims 52 pass from Jayce kick) Copperheads on the road. game on the offensive side D – Cory Valenzano fumble recovery in for 115 yards and Flathead Gilder (kick failed) passing with one Hamilton got on the C – Austin Ray 18 pass from Gilder (Sam of the ball, catching nine end zone (Paredes kick) had 12 for 109. Burdette kick) N – Jacob Mitchell 74 kick return (pass interception. He threw board with a safety and a C – Gilder 5 run (kick failed) passes for 159 yards, and failed) three TD passes covering Helena 0 14 7 21 – 42 36-yard field goal from C – Gilder 9 run (Burdette kick) had the only other score D – Conner 5 run (Paredes kick) Flathead 0 6 0 0 – 6 C – Taylor Sylvester 46 pass from Gilder D – Caicedo 16 run (Paredes kick) 30, 35 and 38 yards to Second quarter Karil Apedaile to take a 5- (Burdette kick) for Ronan (0-2 in D – Beckers 49 pass from Caicedo F – Keaton Krantz 28 pass from Easton C – Gilder 15 run (Burdette kick) (Paredes kick) speedster Dalton Daum. Johnson (kick failed) 0 lead. The Copperheads C – Sylvester 55 interception return (kick conference, 2-4 overall). D – Lane Kayser fumble recovery in end Daum had five catches H – Jackson Thennis 16 run (Willem erased the deficit on a 40- failed) Deer Lodge answered in zone (Paredes kick) Morris kick) C – Spencer Jessop 4 run (kick failed) D – Rope Rennaker 12 run (Paredes for 121 yards and also H – Thennis 10 run (Morris kick) yard pass and score from C – Tanner Miller 65 punt return (no PAT) the first half with two kick) rushed for 47 yards for Butte (3-3). Brayden Frohlich threw for 61 yards and Zac No. 11 Mississippi hosts No. 3 Alabama in big test Martin ran for 38 yards for By DAVID BRANDT “I know our kids feel new to these high-stakes about our team,”Saban terrific on offense so far the Knights (0-6). Associated Press that way, and our coaches situations. The Tide and said. “We’re still trying to this season, with Complete statistics were feel that way,”Freeze said. coach Nick Saban know all develop an identity quarterback Blake Sims unavailable. OXFORD, Miss. – “I don’t know that we will. about them. relative to the players that and receiver Amari Mississippi has Hellgate 0 0 0 0 – 0 I have no idea what the Alabama has a 26-9 we have on this team, the Cooper putting up huge Butte 14 21 13 3 – 51 aspirations of competing First quarter scoreboard will say at the record against Top 25 leadership that we have on numbers. Sims threw for for Southeastern B – Dalton Daum 30 pass from Dylan end, but I expect our kids teams since 2008, but was this team. You’re always 445 yards and four Cook (Sean Staples kick) Conference titles. to go and compete and B – Jake Salmonsen 39 pass from Cook just 3-2 last season. trying to develop the team touchdowns in a victory (Staples kick) If the Rebels are have fun and do a good Saban disregarded all of chemistry and maturity against Florida on Sept. 20 Second quarter serious, than these are the j o b .” B – Daum 35 pass from Cook (Staples those numbers, saying this that it takes to play well on and Cooper already has 43 kick) games they have to find a Ole Miss has the SEC’s B – Matt Merziak 9 pass from Cook way to win. top defense so far this year’s team had little to do the road. We really haven’t catches this season for 655 (Staples kick) with any from the past played a road game yet, yards. And don’t forget B – Daum 38 pass from Cook (Staples No. 11 Ole Miss (4-0, 1- season, giving up just 8.5 kick) 0) hosts No. 3 Alabama (4- points per game. Alabama since college rosters other than playing a about the Tide’s three- Third quarter B – Brock LaPier 64 pass from Cook (kick 0, 1-0) on Saturday at will counter with an change so much from year neutral-site game. So it’s man backfield that failed) Vaught-Hemingway offense that’s putting up to year. going to be interesting to includes T.J. Yeldon, B – Connor Lane 12 pass from Cook (Staples kick) Stadium in its biggest nearly 600 total yards per “We’re talking about see how we respond.” Kenyan Drake and Derrick Fourth quarter home game in more than a game. this team. We’re talking Alabama has been Henry. B – Staples 27 FG Individual Statistics decade. Third-year Ole Alabama has won 10 RUSHING – Hellgate: Zac Martin 12-38, Miss coach Hugh Freeze in a row in the series and Bob Schenk 7-19. Butte: Dalton Daum 9- 47, Bo Mortenson 11-39 said his program’s focus has had an extra week of Investing in your PASSING – Hellgate: Dylan Cook 15-19- must shift from not just preparation and rest Real Estate Potential 1 for 309 yards. Butte: Brayden Frohlich 7- after beating Florida 42- 19-0 for 61 yards. simply competing against Casey Robinson, Broker • 406.370.7333 RECEIVING – Hellgate: Jack Lewis 4- programs like the Tide, 21 on Sept. 20. [email protected] • www.CaseyRobinson.biz 31, Zach Jaffe 1-18. Butte: Daum 5-121, Ole Miss is relatively Go Griz! Brock LaPier 3-84. but winning. Residential, Commercial, Investment Properties 1995...2001...2014??? D4 – Missoulian, Saturday, October 4, 2014 SPORTS

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Missoulian The Billings Central Team results Morgan O’Niel, Laurel ...... 87 Billings Central (321) – Liam Clancy 78, Megan Ryan, Miles City...... 92 Helena draw with boys had three golfers – Jackson Boos 78, Dylan Neutgens 78, Sydni Rose, Hamilton ...... 93 HAMILTON – The Kaiden Caraveau 87, Samuel Berry 92 Katie Fyall, Whitefish ...... 94 Liam Clancy, Jackson Boos Hamilton (324) – Josh Heath 79, Max Kaelyn Volk, Sidney ...... 94 Whitefish girls are and Dylan Neutgens – Toenjes 81, Taylor Dowdy 81, Ky Burch 83, Malia Morris, Whitefish ...... 96 definitely the team to beat Bridger Palin 85 Kaycee Keegan, Livingston...... 97 shoot rounds of 78 to help Whitefish (344) – Mitch Young 81, Cole Jamie McNally, Frenchtown...... 99 Hellgate boys at the State A golf Turgeon 86, Cody Olson 87, Joey Walp 90, Peyton Anderson, Polson ...... 100 the Rams to a team score of Jack Kahle 92 Breilyn Riggin, Glendive ...... 100 tournament. 321, three strokes better Livingston (344) – Colton Oppelt 78, Team results The Bulldogs opened a Winston Oppelt 83, Max Sarafin 90, Will Whitefish (377) – Coral Schulz 83, Katie Missoulian Hellgate 8. Cards – none. than Hamilton. Whitefish Fallang 93, Gunner Bergsing 97 Fyall 94, Malia Morris 96, Georgia 40-stroke lead after 18 Lewistown (350) – Tyrell Walter 78, Jace Donaldson 104, Holly Hileman 114 is tied for third with GIRLS holes of the 36-hole Davis 89, Parker Philipps 91, Zach Hould Laurel (417) – Morgan O’Niel 87, Madi Helena High scored in Livingston at 344. 92, Bryson Behl 99 Tucker 104, Kallie Linse 107, April Wheeler the 80th minute to forge a tournament Friday at Laurel (358) – Garrison Allen 84, Ian 119, Helena High 2, Anaconda’s Caleb Novasio 91, Layne Willis 91, Connor Frenchtown (420) – Jamie McNally 99, 1-1 draw with Missoula Hamilton Golf Club. Stetzner leads the race for Schwab 92, Logan Allen 104 Dani Flynn 103, Jamie Knight 109, Ashlyn Missoula Hellgate 1 The Billings Central Polson (359) – Carson McDaniel 78, Stenersen 109, Courtney Ockler 114 Hellgate in Western AA boys’ medalist honors after Reno Lindesmith 89, Curtis Capdeville 93, Sidney (429) – Kaelyn Volk 94, Tierney boys’ soccer action Friday boys took the first-round Noah McDonald 99, Alex Salois 105 Messmer 110, Shaelyn Bowlds 111, At Rattlesnake Fields, opening with a 72. Anaconda (367) – Caleb Stetzner 72, Kortney Mayer 114, Torey Dahl 116 afternoon at the a close Western AA lead, but hold just a three- Frenchtown’s Chris Ethan Peterson 96, Bryce Napier 99, Zach Hamilton (436) – Sydni Rose 93, Annie stroke edge over host Daunenhauer 100, John Nelson 123 Carroll 105, Melissa Kimp 117, Emma Rattlesnake Fields. contest saw the Bengals Delaney is second at 73, Frenchtown – Chris Delaney 73, Brad Olbricht 121 The Knights (8-1-1) come out on top against Hamilton. followed by the three Walch 91 Browning (450) – Cyan Old Chief 107, Coral Schulz opened Butte Central – Tyge Yelenich 79, Summerly Kennerly 109, Shalbilyn Tall retained their sizeable the Knights, 2-1. Billings Central golfers and Cameron Johnson 94, Frank Dwyer 100 White Man 115, Ranessa Skunkcap 119, lead in the standings, with an 83 to pace three Miles City – Deven Doughty 80, Bryan Sarah Harrison 131 Hellgate played to keep three others at 78. Claypool 85 Havre (498) – Randi Gabrielson 114, while Helena moved to 3- possession while Helena Whitefish golfers in the Havre –Jeff Miller 81, Jerod Boles 84, Mackenzie Tilleman 119, Grace Litzinger The final round will be Kane Gabrielson 86, Dustin Haas 92 132, Regan Lammars 133, Jordan Kieth 3-2. top 10, giving the Bulldogs High tried for deep passes played Saturday. Libby – Jonny Cielak 82, Luke Adamson 141 Ryan Sayler gave over the top. Each team a team score of 377.Laurel 88 Anaconda (509) – Brittany Slaughter 117, Glendive – Dennis Berg 83 Haley Davis 120, Brook Conrady 134, State A golf tournament Hellgate a 1-0 lead off a had just three shots on is next at 417,followed by Dillon – Parker Love 84, Logan Hall 97, Lauryn Stoppler 138 Hamilton Golf Club Sully Magee 100 Miles City – Megan Ryan 92, Riley Shipp feed from Andrew Moisey goal. Frenchtown at 420. Friday Columbia Falls – Gabe Love 85, Henry 113 in the 44th minute. The Bengals broke Laurel’s Morgan O’Neil BOYS Chisholm 99 Livingston – Kaycee Keegan 97, Hunter- Team scores: Billings Central 321, Hardin – Larkin Chandler 87 Rose Goetz 105, Carson Ooley 119 Helena didn’t get the through in the 47th is four strokes behind Hamilton 324, Whitefish 344, Livingston Stevensville – Jaden Jessop 92, Jakob Polson – Peyton Anderson 100, Heather 344, Lewistown 350, Laurel 358, Polson equalizer until the final minute on an Alice Butler Schulz in the battle for Thompson 93 Frank 111, Kiyara McCue 116 359, Anaconda 367. Browning – Trae Kennerly 95 Glendive – Breilyn Riggin 100, Amanda minute of regulation breakaway after the medalist honors with an Top 10 individuals Sidney – Andrew Hansen 96, Luke Mittelstadt 106 Caleb Stetzner, Anaconda...... 72 Beenken 98 Lewistown – Kinsey Irvin 103, Karlie time. Knights misplayed a ball 87.Megan Ryan of Miles Chris Delaney, Frenchtown ...... 73 Belgrade – Elijah Baker 98 Southworth 117, Abby Gremaux 123, Lewis “The last goal we at midfield. Helena’s City is third at 92, Sydni Liam Clancy, Bil. Central ...... 78 Madison 127 Jackson Boos, Bil. Central ...... 78 GIRLS Libby – Lily Feeback 111 didn’t communicate for Katie Martin scored an Rose of Hamilton is fourth Dylan Neutgens, Bil. Central ...... 78 Team scores: Whitefish 377, Laurel 417, Billings Central – Sophia Mascarena 111 Carson McDaniel, Polson ...... 78 Hardin – Sayde Small 119 30 seconds and they made unassisted insurance goal at 93 and Katie Fyall of Frenchtown 420, Sidney 429, Hamilton Tyrell Walter, Lewistown ...... 78 436, Browning 450, Havre 498, Anaconda Columbia Falls – Shealyn Lefebvre 123 us pay for it,”Hellgate in the 65th minute. Whitefish is tied for fifth Colton Oppelt, Livingston ...... 78 509. Dillon – Shelby Kluesner 129, Rachael Josh Heath, Hamilton ...... 79 Top 10 individuals Nye 129, Amber Sitz 144, Makaila Marsh coach Jay Anderson said. Hellgate’s Ellie Devos at 94. Tyge Yelenich, Bu. Central ...... 79 Coral Schulz, Whitefish ...... 83 157. “They put a cross into the scored on a free kick in box and it fell in front of the 67th minute, but the one of their players.” Knights were unable to PREP VOLLEYBALL ROUNDUP Hellgate beat Helena 1- penetrate the Bengal third 0 the first time the teams most of the night. played. Helena remained Taylen leads Alberton to 1st victory “They’re a very undefeated at 4-0-4 in organized team,” league and overall. Anderson said. “They Hellgate fell to 2-6-2. Burdett 3) Alberton 18 (Monntana Baughman 7). Regis 20 (Moeller 6, Brittany Nelson 6). counter attack well.” Missoulian Helena 0 2 – 2 Hellgate 0 1 – 1 Helena 0 1 – 1 HH – Alice Butler (unassisted), 47:00 ALBERTON – Senior Olivia ELSEWHERE Hot Springs 3, Hellgate 0 1 – 1 Helena – Katie Martin (unassisted), Taylen had a monster match to help HGT – Ryan Sayler (Andrew Moisey), 65:00 Two Eagle River 2 44:00 MH – Ellie Devos (Free kick), 67:00 Alberton get its first win on Friday, a CLASS C HEL – Not available, 80:00 Shots on goal – Helena 3, Hellgate 3. At Hot Springs, a back-and-forth Shots on goal – Helena 5, Hellgate 6. Saves – Helena 2 (Shanna Floerchinger), 20-25, 27-25, 26-24, 26-28, 15-10 Saves – Helena 4 (EJ Lowney), Hellgate 6 Hellgate 2 (Claudia Wiesse). Corner kicks decision of Victor. Noxon def. St. Regis, 3-2 match finally swung the Savage (Peter Byrne). Corner kicks – Helena 5, – Helena 1, Hellgate 1. Total fouls Heat’s way, as they beat District 10- Hellgate 2. Total fouls –Helena 19, –Helena 3, Hellgate 6. Cards – None. In a close District 9-C contest At St. Regis, the Red Devils kept throughout, Taylen’s team-high 31 C rival Two Eagle River, 26-24, 26- the Tigers at bay in the District 10-C 28, 25-19, 20-25, 15-11. kills and 14 blocks led the way, as the standings, winning 28-26, 25-14, 19- second, third and fourth sets were The two teams even see-sawed on 25, 15-25, 15-6. their serves, as Hot Springs had 20 decided by two points. St. Regis (5-3 in conference 5-4 “She was on top of everything, aces and Two Eagle River had 25. Grizzlies stay overall), which sits directly behind Hailey Couture had eight aces to she was incredible,”Alberton coach Noxon (5-1, 7-1) in the standings, Phil Taylen said of his daughter’s lead the Eagles, who are still rallied from a two-game deficit but searching for their first win (0-8 in standout performance. fell in the rubber set. unbeaten with 2-1 Victor actually outkilled conference, 0-8 overall). Casadi Noxon’s McKenna Krueger was Wunderlich added 19 kills and a Alberton, 55-47,led by Amber Ibey’s relentless throughout, tallying 28 14, but Alberton’s wall in the middle block for Two Eagle. kills and five blocks to lead the The Savage Heat’s Amanda win at Sac State led to 21 team blocks, and helped the Devils. Panthers (1-8 in conference, 1-9 Locker had 10 kills to lead her team Gabby Moeller countered with a to its second victory of the year (2-6, Missoulian Savannah Witt overall) get the win. team-high 17 kills, two blocks and Victor, which allowed 18 Alberton 2-6). notched her first goal of six aces for the Tigers. SACRAMENTO, Calif. the season in the 57th aces, fell to 3-5, 3-6. Hot Springs def. Two Eagle River 26-24, 26-28, – The Montana women’s Noxon def. St. Regis, 28-26, 25-14, 19-25, 15-25, 25-19, 20-25, 15-11 minute with an assist Alberton def. Victor, 20-25, 27-25, 26-24, 26-28, 15-6 Kills – Two Eagle 46 (Casadi Winderlich 19), Hot Springs soccer team remained 15-10 Kills – Noxon 54 (McKenna Krueger 28), St. Regis 41 38 (Amanda Locker 10). Blocks – Two Eagle 2 from Mackenzie Akins to Kills – Victor 55 (Amber Ibey 14), Alberton 47 (Olivia (Gabby Moeller 17). Blocks – Noxon 10 (Krueger 5, Nicky (Wunderlich, Tyra Michel), Hot Springs 3 (Tia Heggelund unbeaten in Big Sky give Montana a 2-0 edge. Taylen 31). Blocks – Victor 3 (Ibey 2), Alberton 21 (Taylen Vavoianu 5), St. Regis 4 (Moeller 2). Digs – Noxon 80 2). Digs – Two Eagle 25 (Shaylynn 8), Hot Springs 60 Conference play with a 2- 14). Digs – Victor 67 (Michaela Portner 17), Alberton 63 (Michelle Vavoianu 26), St. Regis 40 (Patience Jones 25). (Makenzi Skellenger 26). Assists – Two Eagle 18 (Michel The Hornets got (Deveyn Dutt 17). Assists – Victor 37 (Ali Elliott 17), Assists – Noxon 52 (Sara Webley 30), St. Regis 33 8), Hot Springs 36 (Josey Carr 30). Aces – Two Eagle 25 1 win over Sacramento Alberton 35 (Becca Pluth 28). Aces – Victor 8 (Jamie (Madison Hill 15). Aces – Noxon 4 (Four with one) St. (Hailey Couture 8) Hot Springs 20 (Carr 5). within 2-1 on Adaurie State on Dayak’s tally in the 68th Friday minute, but couldn’t get evening. the equalizer. The Kailey Norman Griz UND hands Griz 1st conference loss stopped four shots in goal improved for the Griz, who owned a to 3-0 in 16-13 edge in shots. Missoulian UND (3-0 in league Montana, which fell to 2-1 in league matches, 15-5 overall) was led league, 2-13 overall, hosts games, 7-5 Montana 1 1 – 2 Montana dropped from the at the net by Faith Dooley with Northern Colorado on SOCCER overall. Sac State 0 1 – 1 ranks of Big Sky Conference UM – Tyler Adair (Paytyn Wheeler), 5:19 18 kills. Chelsea Moser added Saturday at 7 p.m. The UM – Savannah Witt (Mackenzie Akins), volleyball unbeatens with a 3-1 11 more as the Green and White 56:01 North Dakota def. Montana, 20-25, 25-22, Hornets fell to 0-3, 5-7. Sac – Adaurie Dayak (Kassidy Kellogg), loss to North Dakota on Friday hit at a .242 clip. 25-18, 25-16. Tyler Adair scored her 67:58 night at the West Auxiliary Montana, which hit .163, Kills – UND 57 (Faith Dooley 18), UM 53 (Capri Shots on goal – UM 16, Sac 13. Saves – Richardson 14). Blocks – UND 14, UM 9. Digs – third goal of the season UM 4 (Kailey Norman), Sac 10 (Kimberly gym. was led by Capri Richardson’s UND 69 (McKenzie Hart 18), UM 64 (Brielle Rolle 5:19 into the game on a Mata). Corner kicks – UM 6, Sac 6. Total UND won 20-25, 25-22, 25- 14 kills. Michelle Robinson and 13). Assists – UND 53 (Nikki Husfeldt 49), UM 52 fouls –UM 9, Sac 13. Yellow cards – VOLLEYBALL (Kelsey Schile 34). Aces – UND 3 (three with one) feed from Paytyn Wheeler. Akins, Montana. 18, 25-16. Janell Sparks added 10 apiece. UM 3 (Tess Hellerud 2).

HOCKEY NASCAR Harvick shatters Kansas record to capture pole Maulers score 4 unanswered goals By DAVE SKRETTA Vickers 2nd, Stewart has best qualifying his first qualifying effort Associated Press and will start 32nd, the result since August with 9th-place run lowest he has started a to win home opener KANSAS CITY, Kan. – Chase race since 2005 at Kevin Harvick is the one “With a little bit of thousandth of a second Homestead. Missoulian period. to beat once again at good luck we can beat for the final transfer spot Corey Schafer added a Kansas Speedway. It is also the worst The Missoula Maulers every car on the race track in the first round of third-period insurance Harvick shattered his Johnson has qualified this opened their home any given week at any qualifying, each turning a goal before Butte’s own track record and won season. schedule in style Friday, style of race track, and lap of 193.736 mph. Brandon Hanser closed the pole to start the The race at Kansas taking a 4-2 win over the that’s really positive Newman, who drives kicks off the three-race out the scoring. second round of the Butte Cobras at the Aron Holmgren made feeling to have as a for Richard Childress contender round of the Chase for the Sprint Cup . 26 stops between the driver,”he said. “If the Racing, wound up Chase, which will whittle championship Sunday. The Maulers moved to pipes for the Maulers, chips fall right we have winning the tiebreaker After setting the mark at the field from 12 drivers 3-4 in the Western States who travel to Butte to face the cars and the speed to based on owner’s points 197.773 mph in his second to eight. The round Hockey the Cobras at 7 p.m. round of qualifying, he do what we need to do.” over Hamlin, who drives continues at Charlotte, League Saturday. turned a lap of 197.621 in Brian Vickers qualified for Joe Gibbs Racing. another fast intermediate standings. second with a lap of Newman improve his track, and finishes at the Butte Butte 1 0 1 – 2 the final round to earn the Missoula 2 1 1 – 4 pole. 196.307.Aric Almirola positioning by eight spots crapshoot known as struck first First period on a goal B – Anton Bokull (Anton Zimmer, Kevin The previous record of was third. and will start 17th, while Talladega. Philbin), 6:59 194.658 was set by Joey Logano began a Hamlin will start 25th. With all the by Anton Bokull, 6:59 into M – Joey Porco (Tanner Todd), 13:16 the first period. M – Alex Shalamov (Edward Pollon, Harvick in the spring. run of five Chase His teammate, Matt uncertainty that Tanner Todd), 16:39 But the Maulers took Second period “For whatever reason contenders by qualifying Kenseth, will start 27th. accompanies the M – Dominic Rinaldi (unassisted), 4:02 the lead on goals from this fits everything I have fourth. Jeff Gordon was “Our cars just don’t restrictor-plate Third period Joey Porco at the 13:16 M – Corey Schafer (Henrik Ekestahl) going on with my driving next, followed by Brad have any speed,”Hamlin superspeedway in 16:13 Keselowski, Kyle Busch said. “Balance is fine, just Alabama, Harvick and the mark and Alex Shalamov B – Brandon Hanser (Anton Zimmer, style,”said Harvick, who at 16:39. Connor Rickabus), 18:24 and Dale Earnhardt Jr. three-tenths, fourth- rest of the Chase Shots – Butte 28, Missoula 39. Saves – won his third straight Dominic Rinaldi Butte 35 (Reed Kinsey), Missoula 26 pole at Kansas and also Tony Stewart qualified tenths off consistently, all contenders want to get off (Aron Holmgren). Penalties – Butte 4 for 8 extended Missoula’s lead minutes, Missoula 9 for 23 minutes. ninth, his best effort of our cars. Just won last year’s Chase to a good start this to 3-1 with an unassisted Power play opportunities – Butte 0-8, since returning to the disappointing we can’t weekend. Missoula 0-2. Officials – Pat Clay, Mike race. goal 4:02 into the second Belkowski, Dave Liegakos. Attendance – “In the end it comes track following the Sprint have any more speed out “Our cars are fast, NA. down to having a fast car. Car accident that killed of our cars. We’re doing we’re qualifying well, our We have a fast car.” Kevin Ward Jr. at a track the best we can to move pit stops are good, cars He has had that most in upstate New York. u p .” are reliable. Everything is missoulian.com of the season, too. The Chase contenders Ryan Defending series good,”Harvick said. “We pole was Harvick’s eighth Newman and Denny champion Jimmie just need a little good this year. Hamlin were tied to the Johnson spun out during luck.” Every minute. Every day. Missoulian, Saturday, October 4, 2014 – D5 SPORTS

BASEBALL PLAYOFFS NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Tigers’ bullpen meltdown boosts O’s Broncos cut ties Baltimore rallies Gonzalez starts against among the sellout crowd don’t put us in that the Tigers’ third straight of 48,058 sensed another situation, then we’re with kicker Prater for 7-6 victory, Cy Young winner, David comeback win by a team having a different leads ALDS 2-0 Price. that won 10 games during conversation.” By ARNIE STAPLETON money that could come in “It’s huge going into the regular season during Associated Press handy as the Broncos turn Detroit up 2-0,”said J.J. its final at-bat. Orioles 7, Tigers 6 By DAVID GINSBURG Detroit Baltimore their attention to long- Associated Press Hardy, who scored the go- Soria entered and ab r h bi ab r h bi ENGLEWOOD, Colo. 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He has a scoring in bunches, but elimination with an opportunity and get guys Baltimore 002 100 04x — 7 come off his four-game very strong leg and we DP—Baltimore 1. LOB—Detroit 3, suspension. more importantly, they uprising against the on, we think we can win.” Baltimore 5. 2B—Mi.Cabrera (1), have confidence in him on were going up against beleaguered duo of Joba Young went 10 for 20 as V.Martinez (1), D.Young (1). HR— That means first-year both field goals and J.Martinez (2), Castellanos (1), Markakis Detroit’s leaky bullpen. Chamberlain and Joakim a pinch-hitter during the (1). SB—Carrera (1). kicker Brandon McManus kickoffs.” drove in Soria – the primary regular season. He also IP H RER BB SO has turned his temp job This summer, Detroit three runs with a pinch- victims on Thursday was the AL championship Verlander 5 6 3 3 1 4 with the AFC champs into McManus pushed Giants hit double, and Baltimore night. series MVP in 2012 – for An.Sanchez H,1 2 0 0 0 0 2 a full-time one. Chamberlain H,1 0.1 2 3 3 0 0 incumbent Josh Brown used a four-run eighth to It was 6-3 with one out the Tigers – when they Soria L,0-1 BS,1-1 0.2 1 1 1 1 0 From the moment the just as he had Adam Baltimore Giants traded him to the pull out a 7-6 victory in the eighth when swept the Yankees. W.Chen 3.2 7 5 5 0 3 Vinatieri in Indy a year Friday for a 2-0 lead in the Chamberlain hit Adam Soria wound up with Gausman 3.2 3 1 1 1 5 Broncos in late August, earlier. By sticking with Brach W,1-0 0.2 0 0 0 0 0 best-of-five AL Division Jones with a pitch and the loss, but Chamberlain Z.Britton S,1-1 1 0 0 0 0 1 McManus looked at McManus, the Broncos Series. gave up a single to Nelson took the blame. Verlander pitched to 1 batter in the 6th. Denver not as a stopover owe New York a seventh- HBP—by Chamberlain (A.Jones). Baltimore will try for a Cruz. Steve Pearce singled “This one is on me. Umpires—Home, Scott Barry; First, Jeff but as a destination. He round draft choice in sweep in Game 3 Sunday in a run, and the towel- There’s no getting around Kellogg; Second, Jim Wolf; Third, Fieldin said last month that his Culbreth; Right, Paul Schrieber; Left, Dan 2015. at Detroit, when Miguel waving, orange-clad fans it,”he said. “Obviously, if I Bellino. T—3:41. A—48,058 (45,971). aim was to convince the Prater had given the Broncos he, and not Broncos reason to fret not Prater, was their man. only with his continued Still, he was surprised slip-ups but also with a Peavy, Giants edge Strasburg, Nats in NLDS opener he’d done just that. poor performance in the “I mean, Matt had a preseason, something he great year last year and blamed on his pending By HOWARD FENDRICH he’s done very well for Associated Press punishment weighing on himself. I still consider him. WASHINGTON – Put him in the top three Prater has been in the Jake Peavy on the San kickers in the NFL,” NFL’s substance-abuse Francisco Giants, and he McManus said. “Just the program, which includes suddenly turns into quite a chance the Broncos are alcohol, since a DUI arrest postseason performer. giving me (shows) the on Aug. 12, 2011. He was Same for a couple of confidence they have in originally facing a ban for rookies, Hunter Strickland me and I’m excited with a full season but his and . that opportunity.” lawyer negotiated a four- Seems that October GM John Elway said game ban instead. aura manager Bruce Bochy releasing Prater, the Prater said he realized has cultivated with the longest-tenured member one more strike meant Giants rubs off on anyone of the team, was “a very he’d face sitting out an joining the club. difficult football entire calendar year when The intense Peavy took decision.” he had some beers not a no-hitter into the fifth But perhaps an easy long after the Super Bowl. inning, Strickland and the financial choice: Prater “Why did I risk it?” rest of San Francisco’s was due $2.294 million in Prater said back on Aug. rested bullpen barely base salary this season 25. “I made a mistake. I protected a lead, and the and $3.25 million next don’t have an excuse for wild-card Giants won their year. McManus is making it. I screwed up and now league-record ninth $420,000 this season and I’m paying the price for consecutive postseason $510,000 next year. it.” game by beating Stephen That’s a difference of That price got heavier Strasburg and the more than $4.6 million, Friday. Washington Nationals 3-2 on Friday in an NL Division Series opener. “Nobody is scared of Cardinals know Broncos the moment,”said Peavy, who won the 2007 NL Cy not just another game Young Award with San Diego and last year’s World By BOB BAUM The Cardinals opened Series with Boston, but Associated Press the season with an 18-17 was 0-3 with a 9.27 ERA in home victory over San five previous starts beyond TEMPE, Ariz. – Some Diego, then, with Stanton the regular season. “We of the Arizona Cardinals playing his first game in understand that we might are saying Sunday’s four years, beat the New not be, man for man, the matchup in Denver is just York Giants on the road 25- favorites.” another game. 14. Two weeks ago, Perhaps they should be. Inside linebacker Larry Arizona won a home game Peavy, the 33-year-old Foote and coach Bruce right-hander with the against San Francisco 25- Arians know otherwise. 13. Both the Cardinals and tattoo sleeve on his left “This ain’t no normal arm, finally earned his first Broncos had a bye last game,”Foote said. “I know weekend. At 3-0, Arizona postseason win, allowing if we get this victory,a lot only two hits in 5 2-3 is one of two unbeaten more cameras are going to teams remaining. scoreless innings, and be in this locker room. ... getting plenty of help. Cincinnati is the other. It’s a statement game.” “We’re a confident Strickland spent much ALEX BRANDON/Associated Press A victory would leave of the season at High-A San Francisco Jake Peavy reacts to his pitch during the fourth inning of Game group,”wide receiver Larry 1 of an NL Division Series game on Friday at Nationals Park in Washington. the Cardinals unbeaten Fitzgerald said. “This is the and Double-A in the and shape the national minors, and has all of NFL. There’s ups and the third, triggering a bench- perception of the team as a seven major league innings Giants 3, Nationals 2 we’ve got to move forward downs. You play good San Francisco Washington and we’ve got to be ready clearing scrum. There was legitimate power in the some weeks, you play bad on his resume, but struck ab r h bi ab r h bi shoving and shouting, but no NFL. out Ian Desmond swinging GBlanc cf 4 0 1 0 Span cf 4 0 0 0 for the game tomorrow. punches were thrown. some weeks. 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That was one of a couple Strickland H,1 1 2 2 2 0 2 said. “Jake was a little bit Choate p 0 0 0 0 examples of jumpy play by Affeldt H,1 0.1 0 0 0 0 0 better.” Descals 2b00 0 0 throwing shoulder. “We know Peyton’s Romo H,1 1 2 0 0 0 1 Totals 36101010 Totals 40 916 9 Drew Stanton will get a Washington team that S.Casilla S,1-1 1 0 0 0 0 0 St. Louis 100 001 800 — 10 going to know us as well as won its division and led Washington Los Angeles002 220 021 — 9 his third straight start at we know ourselves,” Strasburg L,0-1 5 8 2 1 1 2 ELSEWHERE DP—St. Louis 1. LOB—St. Louis 1, Los the NL with 96 wins but Blevins 1 0 0 0 0 1 Angeles 11. 2B—M.Carpenter (1), quarterback for the cornerback Jarrod Powers has never won a Stammen 1 2 1 1 0 1 CARDINALS 10, C.Crawford (1), Ethier (1). HR— Cardinals. said, “and it’s our job to Thornton 1 1 0 0 0 0 DODGERS 9: At Los Angeles, M.Carpenter (1), Grichuk (1), Holliday (1), Clippard 1 1 0 0 0 0 “I know a lot of you postseason series. Matt Carpenter hit a go-ahead, Ad.Gonzalez (1), A.Ellis (1). SB— return the favor.” Strasburg pitched to 2 batters in the 6th. H.Ramirez (1). S—Descalso, Kershaw 2. guys are picking them to Under Bochy, the J.Lopez pitched to 1 batter in the 6th. three-run double off a wilting IP H RER BB SO Cardinals defensive Giants won the World HBP—by Strasburg (Posey). PB— Clayton Kershaw in an eight-run St. Louis beat us, and they deserve coordinator Todd Bowles W.Ramos. Umpires—Home, Laz Diaz; seventh inning, as St. Louis Wainwright 4.1 11 6 6 1 5 Series in 2010 and 2012. First, Vic Carapazza; Second, Tom Hallion; S.Freeman 0 0 0 0 2 0 that. They set records last likes to vary his defensive Third, Hunter Wendelstedt; Right, Brian rallied to win a fiery NL Division Maness 0.2 0 0 0 0 1 year,”Foote said. “They’re sets unpredictably and They have not lost a Knight; Left, Mike Winters. T—3:55. A— Series opener. It was 92 Gonzales W,1-0 1 1 0 0 0 0 postseason game since 44,035 (41,408). degrees at game time, and C.Martinez 1.1 0 1 1 1 1 trying a new little bring the blitz from all Choate 0 1 1 1 0 0 approach this year, trailing 3-1 against St. things quickly got more heated Neshek H,1 0.2 1 0 0 0 0 sorts of angles. Disguising Louis in the NLCS two during a surprising slugfest. St. Rosenthal S,1-1 1 2 1 1 0 2 running the ball a little a defense against Manning, years ago. part of our DNA,”said Louis overcame a five-run deficit Los Angeles more, but it still starts and though, is a tough chore. against Kershaw and held on Kershaw L,0-1 6.2 8 8 8 0 10 When the lights are Hunter Pence, who stole a P.Baez 0.2 1 2 2 1 0 ends with Peyton.” “He beats a lot of teams when Trevor Rosenthal blew an Elbert 0.2 0 0 0 0 2 brightest, the stage base in the fourth and 100 mph fastball past Yasiel Howell 0.2 1 0 0 0 0 Arians, though, wants pre-snap, knowing what Puig with a runner on third to League 0.1 0 0 0 0 0 biggest, the stakes highest, came home on Brandon S.Freeman pitched to 2 batters in the 5th. to force Denver to win it on you’re in,”Foote said. San Francisco comes Belt’s hit off Strasburg. end a back-and-forth game that Choate pitched to 1 batter in the 8th. Manning’s arm. “With a cerebral lasted nearly four hours. In a HBP—by Wainwright (Puig). WP— through. “But I think the thing that matchup of 20-games winners, Wainwright. Umpires—Home, Jerry Meals; “We get them in a one- quarterback, you’ve got to “We’ve done it so many we know is: What’s in the First, Rob Drake; Second, Dale Scott; dimensional game,”he try to hide it, hold it and Cardinals ace Adam Wainwright Third, Eric Cooper; Right, Alan Porter; Left, times now, it seems to be past is in the past, and hit Puig with a pitch leading off Jerry Layne. T—3:57. A—54,265 (56,000). said, “I like our chances.” play off the play clock.” D6 – Missoulian, Saturday, October 4, 2014 FROM PAGE D1

Stony Brook at the Alerus strides offensively, with has not reached 85 yards “I’ve had a lot of Griz BIG SKY STANDINGS Center. sophomore quarterback rushing in its last three respect for Montana’s League Overall Of 13 teams in the Big Joe Mollberg throwing for outings. program throughout the Continued WL WL E. Wash. 1 0 4 1 Sky, only Montana has a season-high 22 “We want to be a years, but we’re looking Montana 1 0 3 2 played better than North completions and 222 physical football team,” favorite. North Dakota (0- Montana St. 1 0 3 2 forward to the challenge,” N. Arizona 1 0 3 2 Dakota defensively. The yards. Schweigert said. “That’s Schweigert said. “To be at 1, 2-3) is picked to finish Idaho St. 1 0 2 2 11th in the Big Sky and its S. Utah 1 0 1 3 Green and White have how we’re attempting to home, it’s our Hall of Fame Portland St. 0 0 1 3 piled up 13 sacks and While the Griz and build our program. mediocre offense may Sacramento St. 0 1 2 2 Game weekend, so there’s have its hands full against N. Dakota 0 1 2 3 specialize in confusing NoDak are distinctly “Every week we go in going to be a lot of exciting UC Davis 0 1 1 3 offensive linemen with different in their defensive and want to run the ball. a UM defense that ranks Cal Poly 0 1 1 3 things going on.” N. Colorado 0 1 1 3 various blitz packages. schemes – Montana uses a That’s who we are. We first in the league. Weber St. 0 1 0 5 “We’ve had some issues 4-3 – the teams are similar know that’s going to be a Just don’t try telling Saturday, Oct. 4 QUICK KICKS: Montana n Montana at North Dakota, 12:30 picking up pressure these in their offensive real challenge against the Delaney that Saturday is p.m. has a long list of regulars who n N. Arizona at N. Colorado, 1:30 first few games of the approach. Both will use a Grizzlies. We’ve watched going to be a breeze. are questionable with health p.m. season,”UM sophomore fullback and two tight (Montana’s defense) issues, including WR Ellis “It will be a test for us,” n Idaho St. at E. Washington, 2:35 p.m. guard Ben Weyer said. “So ends on occasion and both against what we think are Henderson (stomach), TE Mike he insists. “They’ve played n UC Davis at Portland St., 5:35 Ralston (knee), OT Jackson p.m. it’s going to be huge for us are intent on establishing really good teams running much better at home n S. Utah at Cal Poly, 7:05 p.m. trying to key in on those a running game from the the football and they held Thiebes (ankle), nose tackle probably than they have n Montana St. at Sacramento St., Tonga Takai (shoulder) and 7:05 p.m. blitzes, figuring out where start. them in check.” on the road. strong safety Justin Whitted they’re going to bring it Montana’s rushing Both coaches agree that (shoulder). Griz starting punter “... I see North Dakota from, figuring out their attack has been starting strong offensively Stephen Shaw (knee) will be as a team that really has Schweigert came to tendencies. inconsistent. In two road is a key to success replaced by Chris Lider for the not found its identity yet. Grand Forks from “We should have a good games it has totaled 110 Saturday. second straight week ... They’re going to come out Southern Illinois, where day if we’re able to yards and in two home Montana was stellar in NoDak’s average attendance blazing. The Griz are still he served as defensive execute. I’m excited for wins it has racked up 505. that department last for its first two home games coordinator the past six was 8,074. But last year’s game the Griz, and it seems like what we have in store with North Dakota’s run week, scoring 28 points in against the visiting Griz drew every team plays its best seasons. Not surprisingly, our game plan.” game has been a weakness, the first period against 9,726, with a healthy turnout of game against us and we’re his team has hung its hat North Dakota fell short which is partially why the Northern Colorado en Montana fans making the trip. ready for that.” on a much-improved in its league opener at team ranks dead last in the route to a blowout win. defense, using an 13th-ranked Montana Big Sky in scoring. With North Dakota has not Bill Speltz can be NoDak first-year aggressive 3-4 scheme to State last week, 29-18. But injuries to two of its top scored in the first quarter reached at 523-5255 or coach Bubba beat Robert Morris and the Green and White made three running backs, UND all season. [email protected].

Barron Culver, Capital ...... 79-82–161 Tyson Gentri, Big Sky ...... 105-93–198 Angela King, Skyview ...... 99-97–196 by 16 strokes over Billings finish 29th; Jake Quinn’s Houston Green, Butte ...... 81-80–161 Riley Nelson, Glacier ...... 106-94–200 Emily Moran, Bozeman ...... 101-95–196 AA Golf Senior. Kalispell Glacier 179 led Missoula Big Sky. Parker Elliott, Hellgate ...... 82-80–162 Jameson Williems, Skyview . . .111-91–202 Rebecca Knutson, Flathead . .93-104–197 Rayce Compton, Big Sky ...... 83-80–163 Carter Westphal, Big Sky . . . .107-103–210 Sara Mitchell, Sentinel ...... 98-99–197 Continued was third at 632; Hellgate Class AA Invitational Nate Fuge, Sentinel ...... 84-79–163 Kameryn Basye, Bozeman . . .102-96–198 was the top Missoula team, Friday at Bridger Creek Golf Course Isak Nord, Hellgate ...... 83-82–165 GIRLS Mari Pizzini, Helena ...... 96-103–199 BOYS Sean Ramsbacher, Sentinel . . . .89-76–165 Team scores: Billings West 682, Butte Jamie Wilson, Capital ...... 97-102–199 The Knights were led by shooting 663 to finish Team scores: Billings West 608, Billings Will Kilmer, Butte ...... 85-81–166 726, Missoula Hellgate 731, Billings Senior Ryen Meeks, Bozeman ...... 106-94–200 Senior 624, Kalispell Glacier 632, Great Falls Logan Teegarden, Helena . . . . .89-77–166 736, Bozeman 741, Flathead 756, Great Sydnee Nowlen, Sentinel . . . . .104-96–200 three all-state players: 10th. CMR 632, Helena Capital 634, Butte 648, Matthew Marshall, Flathead . . . .84-83–167 Falls 756, Kalispell Glacier 774, Helena 775, Kayla Slavik, Great Falls ...... 98-103–201 Maddie Trent had a two- Devin Bray closed with Bozeman 653, Great Falls 656, Helena 659, Cole Stenzel, CMR ...... 90-77–167 Great Falls CMR 776, Helena Capital 795, Rowan Rankin, Helena ...... 97-105–202 Hellgate 663, Flathead 675, Billings Skyview Tyler Strickland, Great Falls . . . .87-81–168 Billings Skyview 820, Missoula Sentinel 826 McKenna Tinseth, Glacier . . . .104-99–203 day total of 161 for a 77 to score 158 total for 677, Missoula Sentinel 690, Missoula Big Logan Martin, Skyview ...... 88-80–168 All-State Gillian Kitchell, CMR ...... 106-98–204 Hellgate. He finished 19th. Sky 731 Keaton Sunchild, G.Falls ...... 82-87–169 Teigan Avery, Glacier ...... 77-74–151* Ashley Puyear, Helena ...... 103-101–204 seventh; Jenna Herrick and All-State Adam Henneberry, Senior . . . . .83-86–169 Hayden Flohr, West ...... 77-74–151 Sidney Lamb, Capital ...... 104-100–204 Susie Hawthorne tied with Teammate Finn Mikkola Sean Benson, Senior ...... 75-70–145 Jack O’Donnell, Bozeman . . . . .85-84–169 Shealyn Hafer, Butte ...... 72-80–152 Kara Hogan, Hellgate ...... 105-101–206 Joey Moore, West ...... 72-74–146 Isaiah Weldon, Butte ...... 89-80–169 Hannah Zwemke, West ...... 77-79–156 Liz Lorentz, Flathead ...... 107-101–208 Great Falls’ Catrina was right behind at 159. Payton Stott, Skyview ...... 73-73–146 Travis Wright, Helena ...... 91-78–169 Mike’la Atkinson, West ...... 80-78–158 Lexie Williams, Butte ...... 98-111–209 Connor Brown, Bozeman . . . . .78-69–147 Talon Burchard, Helena ...... 87-83–170 Kortney McNeil, Senior ...... 78-81–159 Mackenna Van Soest, Sent. . .108-103–211 Babinecz for 14th at 182. Cody Sherrill and Scott Braxton Humphrey, Senior . . . . .86-86–172 Maddie Trent, Hellgate ...... 81-80–161 Austin Walter, Senior ...... 75-75–150 Shayla Johnson, Big Sky . . . .107-105–212 Sean Wilson, Skyview ...... 87-86–173 Rylie Carmichael, CMR ...... 84-81–165 Larson led Glacier, each Tevin Lewis, Capital ...... 79-71–150 Madison Bartleson, Skyview .101-112–213 Glacier actually Jacob Welch, Flathead ...... 87-86–173 Jenna Jensen, Flathead ...... 80-86–166 Cody Sherrill, Glacier ...... 73-78–151 Allie Bofto, Senior ...... 105-108–213 shooting 151 to tie for Scott Larson, Glacier ...... 76-75–151 Riley Lawrenc, Capital ...... 86-88–174 Hailey Ogolin, Butte ...... 85-85–170 finished eighth among the Addison Beagles, CMR . . . . .107-109–216 Trey Hoagland, Butte ...... 75-77–152 Sam Stern, Glacier ...... 90-84–174 Bridget Beyer, Bozeman ...... 83-87–170 Hillary Smith, West ...... 102-115–217 girls’ teams, while seventh. Ryan Keenan of Colton Hunt, West ...... 75-77–152 Skyler Skinne, Capital ...... 91-84–175 Shelby Van Hemelryck, Cap. . . .89-86–175 Kalispell Flathead – with Flathead was 15th, at 155. Cory Preshinger, Capital ...... 75-78–153 Duncan Holla,CMR ...... 91-86–177 Emma Dyre, Senior ...... 90-88–178 Renae Hiesler, Great Falls . . .108-109–217 Caleb Trost, West ...... 80-73–153 Blake Hasquet, Sentinel ...... 88-90–178 Hannah Rosanova, Bozeman . .84-95–179 Amber O’Mara, Capital . . . . .109-108–217 Jenna Jensen finishing Billings Senior’s Sean Easton Enott, CMR ...... 76-78–154 Will Holloran, Bozeman ...... 90-88–178 Catrina Babinecz, Great Falls . .95-87–182 Liz Basolo, Sentinel ...... 106-112–218 Benson fired a 70 Friday to Allen Rogers, CMR ...... 79-75–154 Owen Hathaway, Helena ...... 85-94–179 Jenna Herrick, Hellgate ...... 90-92–182 Peyton Kimmel, West ...... 111-108–219 ninth at 166 – was sixth. Ryan Keenan, Flathead ...... 76-79–155 Jake Quinn, Big Sky ...... 90-89–179 Susie Hawthorne, Hellgate . . . .92-90–182 Emma Tolzien, Skyview . . . . .119-100–219 Sara Mitchell was take medalist honors with Other individual scores Evan Miles, Flathead ...... 99-81–180 Other individual scores Toni Calloway, CMR ...... 112-110–222 Tom Mann, Glacier ...... 79-77–156 River Duce, Hellgate ...... 90-91–181 Casey Babinecz, Great Falls . . .90-95–185 Brie Finbraaten, Sentinel . . . .111-114–225 Sentinel’s top finisher at a total of 145. West’s Joey Mark Solomon, CMR ...... 77-80–157 Brayden Hall, Bozeman ...... 94-87–181 Morgan Knutson, Flathead . . . .88-97–185 Sadie Starcevich, Butte . . . . .105-122–227 197; Shayla Johnson shot Moore and Billings Garrett Woodin, West ...... 78-79–157 Will Hoagland, Butte ...... 91-92–183 Jalen Wagner, Senior ...... 88-98–186 Sami Ormesher, Big Sky . . . .113-115–228 Devin Bray, Hellgate ...... 81-77–158 James Martin, Sentinel ...... 95-89–184 Abigail Davidson, Great Falls . . .92-96–188 Sam Mathis, Big Sky ...... 116-112–228 212 to lead Big Sky’s effort. Skyview’s Payton Stott Finn Mikkola, Hellgate ...... 77-82–159 Kolten Kostelecky, Sentinel . . . .96-92–188 Claire Inman, Helena ...... 94-95–189 McKenna Hulslander, Glacier 104-126–230 Schafer Paladichuk, G.Falls . . . .80-79–159 Tanner Thelen, Great Falls . . . . .93-96–189 Weslee Nehl, Helena ...... 94-95–189 Maddie Keiper, Hellgate . . . . .124-115–239 Billings West pulled off tied for second at 146. Kienan Stief, Helena ...... 73-87–160 Riley McVey, Big Sky ...... 97-94–191 Kyersten Seibenaler, Glacier . . .96-94–190 Emma Epperly, Glacier . . . . .114-127–241 the sweep, shooting 608 to Missoula Sentinel’s Cody Babinecz, Great Falls . . .77-83–160 Nathan Rodecker, Skyview . . . .99-92–191 Savanna Voyles, CMR ...... 93-98–191 Katie Stobie, Flathead ...... 119-122–241 Patrick Zimmer, Senior ...... 81-79–160 Aiden Chisholm, Hellgate . . . . .98-95–193 Delaney Schmidt, Skyview . . . .92-100–192 Madi O’Mara, Capital ...... 119-128–247 claim the boys’ team title Nate Fuge shot 163 to Tyson Odden, Bozeman ...... 85-75–160 Nick Weaver, Flathead ...... 101-97–198 Ashton McCloskey, Butte ...... 97-98–195 * – won one-hole playoff

Big Sky 0 0 6 7 – 13 hit our screen game and category, 49 per outing – well Friday. early. With a First quarter Wolfpack our receivers are such good Big Sky was churning out Big Sky finally thawed predominantly run-based G – Brady McChesney 25 run (Logan Jones run), 6:43 Continued athletes they’ll make plays yards without the payoff. the glacial ice age on its offense, the Eagles don’t G – Devin Cochran 17 pass from with the ball any time they On its second drive of the first drive of the second score with the speed of McChesney (pass fail), 5:28 Second quarter have it.” evening, Cory Diaz broke half; the Eagles marched teams like Glacier. G – Thomas Trefney 2 run (Brandon work with a pair of short Purdy kick), 11:09 scoring runs of his own, all McChesney spread 18 loose for a 54-yard steam- the full field and looked Big Sky’s run game G – Sam McCamley 15 pass from completions around to six rolling run that brought stuck on the goal line produced 237 yards, led by McChesney, (Purdy kick), 6:09 within the first 20 minutes G – Trefney 4 run (Purdy kick), 3:52 of play. different receivers before the Eagles near the red again. After a run from the Diaz’s 171. The Wolfpack G – Jones 62 punt return (Purdy kick), retiring near the end of the zone. The drive fizzled 1 went nowhere, leaving was allowing just 61 1:37 McChesney’s first Third quarter third quarter. Jones was his when Caleb Jones picked the ball just inches beyond rushing yards a game MBS – Luke Entzel 1 run (kick blocked), scoring strike, a 17-yarder 9:22 favorite target with seven off a Big Sky pass at the 1- the scoring stripe, before meeting the Eags. to Cochran in the back of G – Jones 35 pass from McChesney catches for 88 yards, yard line, one of three quarterback Luke Entzel “We didn’t have gaping (Purdy kick), 4:22 the end zone, followed a Fourth quarter though the senior running interceptions for the quick snapped the football holes like other teams, but MBS – Travis Crawford 5 pass from 44-yard punt return from Entzel (Nick Wakai kick), 5:38 back/wideout put up all- Glacier D. and squeezed between two we ran the ball fairly Individual Statistics Logan Jones. Glacier around numbers. “There’s times when of his lineman to inch the affectively at ’em,” RUSHING – Glacier (24-132): Thomas needed just one snap to Trefney 13-85, Logan Jones 4-27, Brady Jones also returned four the offense maybe isn’t ball into the end zone. Johnson said. McChesney 2-23, Alex Stewart 1-2, Leif complete the drive, Entzel threw for 100 on Eriksen 2-(-2), Patrick O’Connell 2-(-3). Big punts for 172 yards, clicking early, so the Glacier blocked the Sky (43-237): Cory Diaz 22-171, Michael something it achieved including one for a 62-yard defense proves it can just extra point, though, the dot, completing 10 of Banna 12-62, Josiah Gilbert 3-10, Luke Entzel 6-(-6). more than once Friday. TD, and finished with 303 go out and get it done, making it 42-6. 22 tosses. He hit Travis PASSING – Glacier: McChesney 18-25-0 “No matter what total yards; he also too,”Glacier coach Grady “It’s tough; it’s hard to Crawford on 5-yard score for 222 yards. Big Sky – Entzel 10-22-3 for 100 yards. coverage any team plays, intercepted a pass. Bennett described his stretch people (with the with about 5 minutes to RECEIVING – Glacier: Jones 7-88, Sam play that gave the game its McCamley 4-57, Devin Cochran 3-48, you can’t really take While Glacier’s offense squad’s well-rounded run),”Coach Johnson said Noah Lindsay 1-10, Jacob Janke 1-5, anything away,” was scoring at will – it build, though both sides of Big Sky’s difficult uphill final score. Trefney 1-4. Big Sky: Sean Peterson 3-32, Nick Wakai 2-30, Travis Crawford 2-26, McChesney said. “We’ll leads the state in that seemed to be clicking quite battles when falling behind Glacier 14 28 7 0 – 49 Colin Bingham 2-16, Michael Banna 1-(1).

The Lions had their best LSH – FG Pettit, 26, 1:10 defender draped on his seasons there were a lot of The Rams finished with LSH – Linhart 24 pass from Round (Pettit Loyola back, which drew an expectations and pressure. 285 yards on the ground. drive in the first quarter kick), :23 airborne yellow hanky in Every game we ask them to They scored on their first when they recovered a Second quarter Continued LSH – Aidan Collins 1 run (kick failed), the process. get better and tonight was two possessions of the fumbled punt by Linhart. 4:34 “Those are huge a great statement game for second half, both of which They marched 73 yards in Third quarter Linhart corralled despite LSH – Stephen Sellman 14 run (Pettit the ball being tipped at the momentum swings,” us.“ were capped by Sellman 11 plays and capped it with kick), 9:57 Linhart said. “I knew I had Collins, who played runs. He had a 14- and a a 1-yard quarterback sneak LSH – Sellman 12 run (Pettit kick), 6:28 line. Fourth quarter football as a freshman but 12-yarder, but it wasn’t LSH – Round 8 run (Pettit kick), 11:10 Linhart returned a to get those. You can’t take by sophomore Austyn any plays off and I knew I took his sophomore season until Round tucked one Sherwood. Individual leaders kickoff 65 yards to set up RUSHING – Eureka (38-121): Chase had to make a play for my off to concentrate on under his arm and Eureka couldn’t convert Bohne 6-27, Austyn Sherwood 14-2, Loyola’s next score, which team.” baseball, scored on a 1- scampered in from 8 yards its two-point attempt and Matthew Anderson 6-50, Garrett White 10- came in the form of a 26- 47, Team 2-(-5). Loyola Sacred Heart (35- Loyola, the two-time yard run in the first half as out that Loyola was able to trailed 7-6. They had one 285): Aidan Collins 11-111, Stephen yard field goal by Arthur defending Class B state the Rams took a 23-6 lead utilize the running clock. other drive stall out at the Sellman 13-117, Kellen Round 1-8, Noah Pettit. Then, one play after Pohlman 2-16, Jacob Byrne 3-26, Joaquin champions in football, into the locker room. “As long as each and Rams’ 2-yard line just Trevelline 3-7, Thomas Sellman 1-3, Team the Rams pounced on a won its second consecutive “It’s coming back to every week we get better, 1-(-3). before the half ended. PASSING – Eureka: Bohne 2-7-1-17, Lions fumble, Round again Sherwood 9-19-0-72; Loyola Sacred Heart: home game while hiking its him, I tell you. He ran like a that’s what we want,” Eureka 6 0 0 0 – 6 found Linhart in the end overall record to 3-2. man,”Loyola Todd Hughes Hughes said. “We’ll take a Loyola S.H. 17 6 14 7 – 44 Round 5-13-0-96. First quarter RECEIVING – Eureka: Bohne 3-10, zone. This time Linhart “These kids have it in said. “That’s our goal every peek at that other stuff at LSH – Danner Linhart 8 pass from Kellen Sherwood 1-0, White 6-68, Michael managed to control the them,”Hughes said. week – to run the ball the end…but they’re Round (Arthur Pettit kick), 8:36 Peterson 1-11; Loyola Sacred Heart: E – Austyn Sherwood 1 run (pass failed), Tommy Tirrell 1-12, Danner Linhart 3-62, ball despite having a “Coming off the last two well.” getting there.” 2:57 Pohlman 1-22.

yards of offense in its previous balanced. I don’t think we’re trailing only Eastern going to California or Portland or Bobcats three contests, but was limited to going to win it in the passing game Washington’s 150. Flagstaff or wherever. Continued just 329 that day. The running or the running game – the entire There’s always been an “They’re all big games. Every game, which managed only 1.7 offense is going to have to win it. element of surprise when the Big Sky game is big. And this is a State (3-2, 0-1). yards per carry, was especially It’s going to balance itself out.” Bobcats and Hornets meet. And game where you have to go out “This team has a lot of talent – stagnant. Defensively, the Bobcats have playing on the road in the Big Sky and focus.” the most talent that I’ve seen But this is a week to regroup their hands full with putting Conference many times is a since I’ve been here, which I know against a Sac State defense that together a plan to slow stressful endeavor. NOTES: This is the first of three games MSU will play in California this is a bold statement when you look has battled its own consistency Sacramento State quarterback This marks the Cats’ first road issues despite the All-America- Garrett Safron. season. The Cats travel to UC Davis at the guys that have come game since Aug. 30. next week. … With the news of the Safron, a three-year starter, through,”MSU offensive lineman caliber play of linebacker Darnell “The four-game homestand career-ending shoulder injury to WR Sankey: The Hornets are owns just about every school J.P. Flynn said. “But I really was very cool, but guys are Brian Flotkoetter still on his mind, Ash currently 11th in the 13-team Big passing record and is off to said Wednesday that WR Tanner believe in this team and I believe looking forward to a change in Sky Conference in pass defense. another quick start. Safron has Roderick would be limited in practice we can do some great things. routine,”MSU coach Rob Ash That could bode well for thrown for more than 1,100 yards and was “possible” to play against Sac said. “It doesn’t matter if we’re State. “We just need to be more Prukop, who continues to and 12 touchdowns, and also has consistent. It’s been a roller impress as a dual-threat 320 yards and a pair of TDs on the coaster. If you want to be a quarterback. ground. championship contender and be a “North Dakota blitzed on MSU’s defense was solid last playoff team, it’s all about almost every single play; they week against North Dakota, but it consistency.” were really trying to stop the run,” will need to be even better against A win over Sacramento State Bobcats receiver Mitch Griebel the Hornets’ offensive skill, Every minute. Every day. would go a long way toward those said. “So we made big plays in the which includes wideout DeAndre ends, especially if the Bobcats’ passing game. Carter (32 catches, 6 TDs) and offense returns to its high-flying, “Going on to Sac State, it running back Jordan Robinson missoulian.com high-scoring style after being surprises me how they haven’t (388 yards, 3 TDs). held in check in a win over North played the pass that well. Their Sacramento State is tied for Dakota last week. defensive backs are really eighth in the FCS with 121 first MSU came into the North talented. We’ve got a challenge downs, to boot. That is the Dakota game by averaging 570 ahead of us. We’ve just got to stay second-best total in the Big Sky, Missoulian, Saturday, October 4, 2014 – D7 FROM PAGE D8

bushes can be used in Creek Farm & Nursery of different characteristics. can be grown in a pot on fruit – he or she will lose in Berry more traditional Lowell, Oregon, says the The dwarf Jelly Bean the patio, more for show yield. Continued landscaping as shrubs or company released three (zones 4-8) grows to 1-2 than anything else. “A lot of people want to hedges. Some resemble types of berry plants in feet and has medium to Full sun is a grow things on their deck, Shore Nursery of Virginia, boxwoods, yet offer 2013 under its BrazelBerry large fruit. Peach Sorbet requirement, along with but you’re not growing located in Melfa, Virginia. interesting color (pink, line. Two were blueberries (zones 5-10) grows up to 2 acid soil for the blueberries much in a two-gallon pot,” “The gardening red, burgundy), depending (Peach Sorbet and Jelly feet and has medium fruit. and a more neutral pH for Rinaca points out. population was on the time of year. Bean), and the other was Blueberry Glaze (zones 5- raspberries. Fertilize in the “I frankly think some of traditionally women in If you’re thinking of raspberry (Raspberry 8) gets to 2-3 feet and spring and water the dwarf plants – their 50s to 70s. As that using berries as Shortcake). A fourth, features small fruit, almost moderately. Also, plan raspberry and blackberry – demographic gets older, ornamentals, blueberries, Blueberry Glaze, reached like wild blueberries. ahead for a more steady would be more productive (there are) concerns raspberries and garden centers this year, Raspberry Shortcake harvest of fruit. with longer canes.” (about) what will follow. strawberries are among and more varieties are in (zones 5-9) is a dwarf, Strawberries mature early, She uses a blueberry Kids in their 20s? I don’t your best bets. They’re the pipeline. growing to 3 feet with blueberries and bush as an example. “If it know if they’ll be compact, they produce “They’re aesthetically medium fruit. It’s raspberries in midseason. goes in the ground you’ll gardening.” fruit, and some are even pleasing, and typically thornless and no staking is Plant accordingly and get four times the But as more varieties attractive. There’s also have amazing color and required. move your containers blueberries in two years. ... appear on the market, they that geek factor, different color year- In addition, many around for the biggest If your objective is may get hooked. Time will something to impress round,”she said. “Whether companies offer impact and best ornamental, (the dwarf tell. visitors. it’s a ... raised bed or on a strawberry varieties that productivity. varieties are) fine. But if In addition to balcony, you can have can be used in planters or What a gardener gains you want fruit, you need to containers on patios or Kylie Keppler, berries.” hanging baskets. Even in show value – a small grow some varieties that balconies, small berry marketing assistant for Fall The plants have small lemon or lime trees plant that provides some are productive.”

leaves; let them die vacant space but should need to grow leaves before they will be filling 6-inch Send them to 1384 Potatoes naturally and give all their not bloom as much. they try to bloom. pots. Meridian Road, Victor, MT Continued food back to the crown. If With each cutting, strip 59875; call 961-4614; or rhubarb flowers, though, Q: I have a gorgeous the leaves off the bottom Master gardener Molly email do cut off the flower stalks geranium this year. Isn’t half of the stem. Push that Hackett, whose motto is [email protected]. easy date to remember as as soon as you notice there some method for half into potting soil in a “Never trust a gardener Please include a garden- the end of harvest time for them. You want all the saving a piece of it for next very small container. Put with clean fingernails,” related subject line in both rhubarb and plant’s resources to go into year? the containers in a sunny welcomes your questions. emails. asparagus. Both need next year’s stalks, not into window, and water them plenty of summer weather flowers and seeds. A: Indeed there is. whenever the surface dries first to grow leaves and If rhubarb keeps trying Make cuttings, twice as out. Do not cover them then to develop next year’s to flower, it is probably too many as you hope to keep, with plastic bags. Do not buds. Neither will taste as crowded. At any time since all of them may not try to root geraniums in good in late summer when you can get to the grow. Cuttings are branch water. Every minute. Every day. either, because they are crown, cut part of it away. tips 4 to 6 inches long. Try Within a month, new more fibrous. Their future Expect the crown to be to get tips without flowers. leaves will be growing; by missoulian.com is dependent upon being tough and woody, to If they have flowers or late winter the new plants left in peace. Next spring’s require heavy tools to chop make flower buds in their will have flowers; by the harvest is already growing. out some sections. The first month, cut the time they are ready to go Do not remove any rhubarb will soon fill in the flowers off. The cuttings outdoors next summer,

blossoms have long since have it in my garden, but thereby thwarting re- MISSOULA Tea passed.” have never tried it as a tea seeding.” NISSAN HYUNDAI Continued Van Arsedel still brews yet,”says Suzanna Tudor, You can brew tisanes ON BROOKS NEAR SOUTHGATE MALL mint tea and now has a member of the Porter from either freshly picked 549-5178 • MISSOULANISSAN-HYUNDAI.COM Macedonian family, were added lemon grass to her County Master Gardener or dried herbs. If you want common in my childhood tisane repertoire and Association. “I love to rub to dry your herbs, Ross 2015 ELANTRA SE 4DR home,”says Kathy Van sweetens it with a its leaves in my finger and recommends laying them Arsdel, publicity and teaspoon or two of enjoy the lemony aroma. on a sheet pan in a dry, $295 A MONTH promotions committee homemade gooseberry I’ve read that the leaves warm area so that they 3.9% FOR 72 MONTHS chairperson for the Porter jam. steeped in hot water dehydrate, turning them $0 County Master Gardeners “I really want to grow makes a soothing tea, good once or more a day and DOWN PAYMENT MSRP $20,085 Association. “I most chamomile,”she says, for insomnia and stomach then store in airtight V.O.C. REBATE $500 remember mint, “but I understand it can be upsets. Some say that it containers. He also notes HMF CASH $750 chamomile, rose hip and invasive, so I am still works like citronella to that empty tea bags are SALE PRICE $18,835 available for making your Linden flower tea. My circling that idea.” ward off pesky 10 YEAR/100,000 own tisane blends, but just parents grew their own Other herbs such as mosquitoes, so I planted WARRANTY mint and chamomile, but rosemary, coriander, some by the patio area at using a strainer while the rose hip and Linden lemon bergamot, lemon our cottage. Jury is still seeping the leaves works tea were most often balm as well as rose hips out on that. It is also well, too. commercial, and the and leaves. prolific, so I would suggest friends who shared their “Lemon balm would be if you don’t want it rose hips and Linden a good tea garden herb. I spread, cut off the flowers, Don’t miss outon this week’s

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Your Missoulian newspaper...only a click away. just $50 per year for subscribers missoulian.com call today to subscribe 866-839-6397 only $100 per year fornon-subscribers Every minute. Every day. FOR MORE DIRTY FINGERNAILS GARDENING ADVICE, Gardens VISIT MISSOULIAN.COM D8 SATURDAY, October 4, 2014 NEWSROOM 523-5240 TEA TIME FOR WINTER By JANE AMMESON TISANE GARDEN The Times (of Northwest Indiana) correspondent BREW A POT USING Planting: When planting your indoor tisane hough we are still reveling in the glory days garden, you can either start with seeds or small of early autumn, I have some bad news to INDOOR HERBS plants depending on how much patience you have impart – beautiful falls always end in and what you can find at garden stores this time of T dreary winters. And so to get ready for the “The problem with mint is that it tries to take year. For seeds, plant in good soil, water and then inclement weather, when cozying up with a cup of over, so when planting in the garden, I like to put a set in a warm place until they sprout. Then move tea and a good book seems the perfect alternative to barrier like a stone or a small fence between them to a part of your home that gets six hours or more braving the elements, why not plant an indoor tea and other plants or to put the mint in a pot in the of sun. Pick the leaves garden and brew your own? ground so you can move it before the first frost,” Harvesting fresh herbs: says Ross noting that scented geraniums also are and/or flowers, crush with a mortar and pestle or “Any of the mint families are great for teas,”says between your fingers to release the flavor and Chuck Ross, owner of Chesterton Feed and Garden good for tea.” But before we go any further, let’s clear scent. Place in either a strainer or tea ball, steep in in Chesterton. “So is lemon verbena, lemon balm hot water for 3 to 5 minutes or until the flavor is and lemon grass, which isn’t a perennial but you something up. Real tea comes from tea plants while what we call herbal teas are really tisanes – an what you want. can buy it in the winter time and grow it indoors.” A good rule of thumb is to effusion of dried or fresh herbs in hot water. Dried herb tea: What’s nice about all of these herbs is that come use 1 teaspoon of dried herbs for 8 ounces of hot “Tisanes, what we called chi in my spring, you can plant them outside where they will water, steep 3 to 5 minutes or until the full flavor is flourish – maybe too much so. See TEA, Page D7 released.

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DIRTY FINGERNAILS Berry bushes get smaller Flea beetles leaving and move onto patio lines on potatoes

By WILLIAM HAGEMAN By MOLLY HACKETT go, is fine to eat. Presumably, Chicago Tribune for the Missoulian though, you would like perfect potatoes next year. The evolution of the berry Q: When we dug our You will need to keep the bush continues. Once large potatoes, some of them had a adult beetles away until they and untamed, berry bushes network of lines like a road have finished laying eggs. are becoming smaller and are map on the surface. The adults winter in the now being adapted for new Underneath the skin, the ground. Practice crop uses, including as marks look like gray tunnels. rotation, so that next year’s ornamentals. What is going on? Are the potatoes come up in a Steve Raczak of Twixwood parts without the tunnels safe different place from where Nursery in Berrien Springs, to eat? the flea beetles will emerge. Michigan, says that the As soon as potato leaves increasing popularity of A: Your potatoes were appear, cover them with berries as ornamentals is part invaded last spring by flea white nonwoven row cover. beetles. Most of our gardens of the trends toward That will create a beetle have flea beetles of one urbanized gardening, block. Leave the cover on the species or another. They are thinking smaller and trying potatoes until about the noticeable only by the tiny nontraditional plants. Fourth of July. By then egg- holes (sometimes referred to “There’s a movement laying season will be over, and as shot holes) that they eat toward reducing sizes and the larvae will hatch in a out of leaves. increasing the variations of different place from your The beetles themselves are color,”he says. “There’s lots developing potatoes. black or brown and less than a of movement in berries, Is there a spray you could quarter-inch long. When they fruits, herbs, vegetables, so use instead? No, there is not. are frightened, they jump like the convenience of growing But flea beetles are very fleas. Unless they attack and harvesting can literally be mobile and do not stay long in seedlings with tiny leaves, the done on your patio.” the same place. After a year or damage flea beetles do is not Another factor in their two of covering, you can see worth worrying over, except popularity is the hope that whether the potato flea for the one species that likes they will appeal to a different beetles have taken up potatoes. The larvae of that gardening demographic. residence elsewhere. “There’s so much talk in species travel around under the skin of potato tubers, our industry about how to Q: When should I stop eating as they go and leaving attract young people to picking the rhubarb? all those lines as their mark of gardening,”says Robin Fall Creek Farm & Nursery sits on a patio. The variety is one passage. Rinaca, owner of Eastern A Blueberry Glaze berry plant A: The Fourth of July is an of four types of ornamental berry plants released by Fall Creek Farm Most of the potato, where See BERRY, Page D7 & Nursery of Lowell, Oregon. the flea beetle larvae did not See POTATOES, Page D7