Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1911-10-11
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First Match Cane Of Season Is
Played Against Biz Odds
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The High School Foot Ball Team
went up against q high class team at
St. Cloud last Friday. The boys
We're accompanied by Prof. C. L.
McNelly of the High School faculty.
While badly defeated the trip will no
doubt result in harder work to get
into form for the next battle. The
right way to learn to win is to go up
against winners. Saturdays St.
Cloud Times gave the following re-
port of the game:
Yesterday afternoon the St. Cloud
high school played it's second game
and captured further honors by win
ming from the Willmar team by a
score of SO to 0, just twenty points
more than were registered against
the Milaca students last week. The
Willmar team, judging from general
appearances, were expected to put
up scrappy game against the loc-
ais. Aside from the work OF Carl
son, at quarter, the Willmar bunch
was absolutely outclassed in every
minutest detail Of the game. The
team has plenty Of Drawn, had a
number of agile men and an appar-
emit fair understanding of the game
but were entirely at the mercy of the
McGough machine.
Carlson, of Willmar, played a
stubborn and game fight and had he
half a dozen more like him would
have given the locals an interesting
match. The only chance Willma1
|. had to score, was during the last
|quarter when Carlson circled right
end and carried the ball to the three
, yard line where Larson tackled him
{ after long run.
First Quarter.
Degree kicks behind the line
l Touchback recorded and scrimmagt
on rs yard line with Willmar in pos.
session Of the ball. After two fail.
ures to gain, Willmar punts to Lar.
son who returned 20 yards. Mark.
. ley ran through a broken field II
lizards for the first touchdown in l Ak
I minutes. Larson fails to kick goal
!. Score St. Cloud 5.
Willmar kicks to Wolfer on tn,
goal line and he returns 40 yards
After making 10 yards, St. Cloud i:
held by the stalwarts of Willmar an,
y Degree punts. Oberg and Markle,
throw Willmar for losses. Willma
0 kicks and RECEIVERS the ball. Garrison
q makes 5 yards then is thrown for :
0 loss. Willmar kicks to Larson VIII,
e makes touchback and play is com
o menced on the 25 yard line. Lille
S dahl makes rs yards, Wolfer II
q yards, Larson Is yards for touch
e down. Larson kicks goal. Scor,
St. Cloud IL.
Willmar kicks to Lilljedahl who i
tackled after 20 yard run. Mark
: ley steps off IL yards. End Of quar-
}. ter. Score St. Cloud II, Willmar 0.
/ Second Quarter.
t St. Cloud has ball near center O
f field. Lilljedahl circles for II yards
: Markley makes long, brilliant run O
}. so yards for touchdown in first 81
e seconds Of play. Play is recalled a
t whistle was blown for penalty befor
: run was made. Wolfer makes l!
d yards then loses the ball on a fun
n bic.
= Willmar covers the spheroid. Carl
n son makes IL yards, Willmar loses
d Markley intercepts attempted for
o ward pass in middle of the field
a Larson makes 20 yards. Larson
+ called on and makes additional II
h yards. Wolter carries ball Is yard
: and over the line. Larson kick
t goal. Score st. Cloud II.
= Thurstead is substituted for Tay
y lor Of Willmar at full back, Taylo
e having injured his wrist. Wilma
: kicks out of bounds and rekicks t,
y Wolter who slipped through ragge,
t field for a spectacular run Of Y
}. yards with Lilljedahl making a won
derful interference. Wolter stumble
and is downed while making serie
}, Of summersaults. Forward pass
:. Markley to Spiering, gives Is yards
a Larson runs off 5 yards, Markle,
f makes 4, Lilljedahl takes the pi,
Skin and romps over the line. Lar
). son kicks goal. Score St. Cloud %
Il Willmar kicks to Spiering who re
turned the ball to the center of tn
field. Markley makes 4 yards, Lar
son completes the necessary IL
Willmar intercepts forward pas
and is then thrown for two success
lsive losses. Willmar boots to Lille
D dahl who puts 20 wards behind him
Time up. Score St. Cloud, %, Will
mar 0.
Third Quarter.