The Redwood gazette., 1902-11-26

own Is yard line. Redwood soon
procured it on downs and advanced
it quite near Marshall's S goal. but
lost the ball on a tumble at the ten
ward line. Marshall then advanced
it to near the center CT the field, but
in her territory. Redwood secured
the oval and'by a series OF substantial
gains. rapidly went down its field.
but the half ended before Marshall $
goal was crossed. But it was in
the second half that Red wood showed
what she was capable Of. When
Marshall kicked of Redwood got
the bail Oh the 20 yard line and by
some ct the finest offensive work OF
the season advanced the ball to
MARSHALL S Is yard line. The gains
were made by revolving wedges;
| which worked VERY we'll. nothing
being able to stop them. and also by
the fast running of Frank King and
Frank Tbelring around eud. Here
Red wood lost the ball OF downs
but quickly recovered it. Leslie
King. the teams being directly in
| trout Of the goal posts. kicked for
coal from field. The ball was raised
nicely. but hit the cross bar OF the
goal posts and bounded back. I it
had been two inches higher:~ Red
wood would have won the game.
Another drop kick for goal was at
tempted but was blocked. At this
time Marshall got the bail and ad
vanced it near the center of the
field, where it was very neatly got
ten by Harry Miller. In the last
half minute of the play Frank King
by one of the best formed wedges Of
the day, got clear and if it had not
been for Marshall's quarterback,
Claude Hoagland. who was playing
back. touchdown would undoubt-
edlv have resulted for Red wood, as
nobody was following him from the
Marshall team. Thus the game end
ed again with the score to 0. but
the game as Marshall herself ad-
mitted was in Redwood S favor
throughout as the ball was in Red
wood s territory very few times.
The crowd was exceedingl ly uncivil
in number of ways, for they would
allow Redwood to play when she
had the ball and yelled at their
greatest power when Redwood had
the ball in order to drown signals.
Of the individual playing it was
very fine. The playing of the backs
was excellent, as Frank Thiering
and Frank King we're unusually
sure Of the required gain around
end, while Allen King always made
substantial gain in the Marshall
line. Leslie played, his usual fine
game at quarter. The line worked
better than they have in any game
yet, for they played more together
and thus brought the team work tc
a finer point than it had been
brought before. Another good
thing about the team work was thai
it was fast, faster in fact than tha
of Marshall The line up was as
follows:
Redwood. Position. Marshall
) TiHanv.. .......... left end. ...... .Casserly,
McDougall, W....left tackle ..............N Nei
Miller G......... left guard ........ Peterson
/ Hale e............ center Casserly. 3
I Alexander right guard ...... .Langlan'
, Miller II right tackle 80. Persons.
McDougall Co.. right end .kie
Theiring....... left half. Persons. W
: King. F...........right alf ........ .Galbrait
King, ...quarter back...... .Hoaglan
King. A...........tull back Line
The last game of the season is t.
be played here between Redwood
and Granite Falls high school OF
Thanksgiving day at 30 clock. Thi
will be the deciding game of tn
T. season. for Granite has beaten Mar
. shall. 1t is hoped that a larg
crowd will be present to witnes:
the game. ]. HOWARD Robinson.
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