The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-10

vanced tine bah five yards. A for
ward pass to Kelley resulted i'm Is
yard penalty and the ball went over.
Peterson with splendid interference
carried the pigskin IL yards for the
third touchdown.
After this feeble attempt at de-
Tense Anaconda went rapidly to pieces
and MissouIa made its yards at WILL
Trick plays with a small mixture of
straight football ran the score to As
To o at the end Of the first half.
The Second Half.
The second half was a repetition of
the first. Anaconda kicked Off 70
Peterson who brought the ball back to
the center of the field before he was
stopped 4 forward pass to Mullen
Melted gain OF 50 yards for touch
down, the time of playing being only
g. seconds. -s...@ .s 49,
Following this Missoula scored again
and again on one and two plays and
Coach DInsmore rapidly filled in with
substitutes. Day. Owsiey and stone
each made touchdowns in quick sue
cession. bringing the score TO 10 to o..
stone made another score Immediately
after and was followed by Sheedy who
made the last touchdown of the game
Just before the last score Anaconda
took its first brace and for Few
minutes looked almost dangerous
They were quoted quickly. however,
and the game ended with Missoula in
hasty advance towards its opponents
goal. - a-s4a#-=5
The locals showed more team work
and accuracy than has been seen here
i'm a long while. The boys played to-
gether like a machine, and at no time
did their teamwork break In the
execution of the forward pass the
locals were unusually proficient and
the sensational manipulation. of this
spectacular play brought the stand to
its feet time and again. .
In Individual work Clifford Day al
/ fulIback stands eminent. When
/ carrying the ball he was yeritahie
whirlwind and his weight and speed
I enabled him to tear great holes IN
/ the visitors line timeSand again. He
ran interference finely and his de
I fensive playing Was without a flaw-
| Captain Peterson also played great
game. He ran the team like a veteran
| and, with the exception of one or
| two moments of bad judgment, he
| repeatedly carried the ball for enor-
nous gains. Stone, Owsley and Null
| len also starred SO far as the sight
seer was concerned. The whole team
/ showed hard practice and individual
ability and the result was credit to
! Coach Dinsmore. S#
i For the visitors. little -Noyer. the
quarterback. starred. The little fell
low played n phenomenal game and
not until he was fairly Knocked I'M
conscious would he let up. The work
of the rest of the team is better UNI
mentioned.
Tho lineups were. ...-. ....
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Kelley. right end;
| MaIsor. right tackle Dorian, right
guard: Heimbach, center: Mccarthy
left guard: Robert Kelley, left tackle:
j. Kelley. left end: Noyer. quarter
back: Ed Jordan. right halfbaek;
\ Griffith. fullback; Flint, left halfback
Observation-Disclosures. right end; Kilt
right tackle; Klebe. right guard;
simpkins. CENTER: March. left guard;
Davis. left tackle: Mullen. left end;
Peterson. (captain), quarterback
, Stone, right fuliback; Day, fnilback
Owsley. left haifhack. @
Embellishments Beal Riskir
and Bell. Mssoula: Halford, Millel
Sheedy and Simpkins.
Referee-Raker.
Umpire-Johnson.
Timekeeper-Mcculio
Length of halves-Twenty ant
twenty-five minutes.