The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-27
WINS FOR DILLON
Roseneau's Field Goals in
Final Minutes of Game De-
eide Fast Contest.

! After the home team had led until
| the last three minutes Of play, the
| forwards OF the Dillon team broke
through the defense of the MissOula
high school team and with two goals
! from the field won the game for the
quint from Beaverhead county, "a to
II. last night. With ten minutes to
play, Missoula led, 20 to l5 and then
the visitors showed Il sensational burst
of speed and made nine points while
MissOula was making one. ROseneau,
| the fast forward of the Dillon team.
threw the bah into the basket for the
winning points after Brundase had tied
| the count
The Dillon team showed better pass
| ing than the locals. and except ut the
start Of the game guarded closer. Mis-
soula had more shots at the basket and
! in the first part of the game missed
| many easy losses.
Schlossberg Stars.
Schlossberg was the individual star
| Va thS NoiNSot. thouSll iois pos''SS
| frequently missed their. mark. Scholy'
threw six field goals and also added
five points on free throws. Until the
last minute Courtney and Crouch COW
cred their forwards like a blanket.
| while Marion and Carver played well.
Brundage at center played the best
game for the Dillon five. and was al
no no cly, IH,f nr chnf
Williams at left guard held the two
forwards ptted against him scoreless
and counted four points himself. The
team fought all the way, which is a
habit with them, as last week they ran
up the score to within one point of
Butte. after the first half had ended,
II to 4 in the purple and whites favor.
Missoula Starts Well.
During the first five minutes of play.
until they found the lay of the floor.
the Dillon team acted daZed, and Mis-
soula played all over and around them,
making four goals before the boys
from Beaverhead woke up. Missoula's
passing was rank in the first part of
the game or the score would have
been larger. Carver tossed in the first
goal, and then Schlossberg dropped
| two through the net. one a long shot
from the middle of the floor. Williams
| and Drummey scored for Dillon, and
then the boys passed the ball around
till Gray was left uncovered and tied
| the score. Just before the whistle
ending the half blew, Schlossberg made
u neat shot, and at the end of the
half Missoula was ahead, 10 to IL.
| Second Half.
| Missoula added to their lead at the
| opening of the half and then the Dill
! Ion team broke lose. Brundage tossed
| the ball through the basket from the
middle of the floor without it touch
| ing the rim, and soon afterwards a
long Missoula pass was intercepted
and the lanky center scored again.
| Missoula brought the ball under their
basket but missed several shots, and
| then the Dillon boys with a short pass
ing game brought it up to their end
of the floor, and Roseneau threw the
ball into the basket. 1t whirled around
in for the winning count
| Lanning was sent into replace
| Marion. and the Garden City team
brought the ball down the floor again
only to miss a trio of losses at the
basket. ROseneau scored another two
points for the visitors, and Schloss-
berg converted a foul, as the timers
whistle ended the contest.
Jerry Nissen of the university ref
creed the game. and made the going
fast all the time. Only two fouls were
called on Missoula, and Brundage con-
verted both into scores. Five personal
and two technical fouls were called
on the Dillon team.
The lineup and summary:
Missoula (2D Dillon (oD
Schlossberg ...................... Rosenea,,
Left Forward.
Marion Gray
Right Forward.
tarVef Brundage
Center.
Courtney NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Williams
Left Guard.
Crouch ........... Drummey
Right Guard
notwithstanding for Marion.
Field goals-Schlossberg 6: Carver, ! :;
Courtney. l; Brundage. 4: Rosenea,l.
:; Williams. 2; Gray. g; Drummey. /.
Free Observation-Disclosures of Z;
Brundagc. of .. Referee-Nissen.