The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-12-23
GRIDIRON HEROES
GIVEN HIGH PRAISE
FOR SEASONS WORK
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INV 0AI1AAOAN ~ VOAsAA
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John Hustad coming to school
late, saw his first game of foot
ball at Marshall, and played in
the remaining three games.
Johns grit, his speed and alert
ness compensated for his mex
perience. Extra training will
make him a splendid college
player.
Jake Stensyad played his first
year as regular. Either at
fullback or half, Jake was usual
ly a sure man to make gains.
He showed especially cleverness
in picking holes and while on
the team to diagonal opposing
plays.
Paul Lindemann was another
new man on the team, coming
out late. Paul's weight and
height made him a desirable end
or a tackle. With additional ex-
perience he would make an un-
usual end.
Good Stuff for 1915
Captain-elect Mason has been
the terror of opponents all
through the season. His ability
in catching passes has been I'M
surpassed by opponents. On de-
Tense John has played hard, a
smashing game and no run has
gone by him. He will make a
good successor to Steele.
Johns companion at the 9TH
er extreme, Walter Hill, was a
big man, especially on defense.
His forte consisted in slipping
through interference to tackle
a runner for a loss. His ability
in drop and goal kicking makes
him a valuable member on the
team.
Andy Luscher at right half,
hit his stride soon after the sea-
son began. His work was large
ly responsible for the big scores
at Window and Montevedio.
Andy is the big pep generator
for the team. Injuries kept him
on the sidelines much of the
time in the later games.
Chauncey WEIGH, after two
years absence from school,
played at left half until the last
two games when he was shifted
to Stewards tackle. Strong, "a
sure, hard tackier, continuously
aggressive, he makes good in
either position.
Max Stevens another new man
found his position at half. The
highest man on the team, he is
one Of the biggest both on Of
Tense and defense. Puncturing
the line was his favorite diver
sion. Next year Max will make
one of the greatest backs ever
seen on the local gridiron.
Art Corcoran played his first
year at fullback. A great line
plunger, and a good interferer
he will make a strong fullback
next year. He is a tower Of
strength in backing up the line
on defense.
Moose" Fuller is without
question the best defensive
guard in western and southern
Minnesota. He outplayed the Ma
calester captain Hunt at every
point of the game. Using his
hands well in every game Moose
broke through again and again
to kill play before it was well
started.
Art Reynolds and John Lam
berton at quarter will make goal
generals next year. Arts
strength is in his accurate pass
ing, and in his own open field
running. He is perhaps the sur
est tackler on the team. John
Lamberton; new on the job, runs
his plays fast, fights hard him
self ard puts snap into the team.
John can stand all sorts of pun
ishment. He will with practise
develop into good passer, and
will improve into a great puntef
and drop kicker. 80 gra
Senter Baldwin came out for
the first time this year., and
tried for a half position. With
another years experience and
with his unusual speed he will
make the fastest back on the
SOUND.
Fine Sub" Material
There are several players who
deserve mention although they