Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-12-24
WILDCATS ON SHORT.
end IN TWO GAMES.
Pientywood II, Outlook 81

Pientywood Fl, Outlook 81
In a fast game played at outlook
the Bluejays took the measure of
the Plentywood Wildcats 81 to 81.
What was expected to be a defens-
i've battle turned out 10 be a high
scoring duel for such a small floor.
Both teams played clean ball.
Outlook held the advantage in
basket shooting, making good on
most OF their tries while Plentywood
missed many opportunities TO score
close under the basket. GoodlaXon
was high point man OF the game with
10 points and looped them in from
all angles and positions. Scoring
vas quite evenly divided for the
Cats with Christensen holding a
slight edge. Both teams missed nu-
merous tries from the free throw
line. Those who played for Plenty
wood were Parker, christensen, Di-
onne, Fiske, Kjelstrup. Hannah,
Stenehjem, Oswald, Newton.
Plemywood II, Nashua 25
A clever, efficient basketball ma
chine from Nashua downed the Plen-
tywood Wildcats in their second en-
counter of the week end. Playing
careful ball and combining ii with
skillful feinting and basket shoot
ing. the Nashua team lived up to
advance dope by outscoring Plenty
wood 25 to II. Both teams missed
Q chances at the free throw line.
Ewy and Gustafson of Nashua ac-
counted for 10 of their teams
aoints and displayed some brilliant
individual play. The work of KEEL
stIup and Fiske in holding these
boys so well in check was remark
able.
Failure to hit the basket with
anything near their regular stride
caused the Wildcats much trouble
in their ogensiye play. Dionne was
the principal offensive threat for the
Cats and lead the team in scoring.
Filters was responsible for much
fumbling and hurried shots on the
part of the Plentywood team. Those
Who PLAYED for plentywood were
Backer. Christensen, Hannah. Di-
onne, Kjelstrup, Fiske, Parker and
oswald.
P%lentywood 20, Dooley 10
n dSl-DdSSluS UuDtu VI Niittato
stopped a fve-game winning streak
for Dooley in a contest played on
the Dooley floor Monday night. Doc
ley led the entire first half as Plen-
tywood missed many shots under
the basket. The score the first quar-
ter was 9 to 6 for Dooley; at the
half 13 to s for Dooley; at the third
nuarter 18 to Is for P%lentywood and
the game ended 26 to 10 for Plenty
wood.
Unleashine a determined drive at
the basket In the second half, the
Cats quickly made the score 16 TO
Is in their favor and from there on
we're well in control of the game.
nooley was held TO one field goad in
the second half as Hannah and
fenehjem went on a scoring spree
that took the heart out of a fighting
Dooley can
The defensive work Of Parker in
holding smith. Dooley center. to 2
field goals was outstanding. Han
nah was the star of the game with
ten points to his credit and showed
some excellent floor work on both
offense and defense.
The game started with a bang
rs Huffman scored for Dooley on a
tip-off play. Backer came right back
with another basket for Plentywood
80 the second tip-off and the game
was wild from there on. Dooley was
ION" the first half and sank bas-
kets with alarming regularity.
Hannah and Stenehjem tied for scor-
ing honors. making good on four
r. g. oLn..orr ~ fhn fron
throw line. Those who played for
Plentywood were Hannah, Parker,
Stenehjem, Backer. oswald, Nc
Laughlin and Hegland.