The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-10-27
Redwood Warriors
Make Fifth Shut
Out This Season.
Redwood Window Game At Window
Thursday Spells Victory For
Home Boys
SCORE 80 TO 0
Redwood Has Tied One Game. Won
Five Consecutively And Has Score
of 241 Thus Far

oIdHuIHS HAS beeH UleJeeu OUT, the
memory of a bitter defeat has been
dimmed, and incidentally the Red
wood Falls high school team sweeps
triumphantly along the championship
course. All this is the result of the
game at Window last Thursday. Last
year on foreign soil Redwood lost to
Window by score of 18 to 6, and on
the same grounds this year returned
the punishment with measure heaped
up in a score Of SO to 0. There was
once time to weep; it is now for
us to laugh.
Redwood warriors went into the
game Thursday with CORY eye and
grim jaw. 1t was to be a battle for
big stakes. The famous pep and ging-
er of the local lads was early in evil
dence in vociferous abundance. Snap
of plays and drive of charging backs
and line so characterized the fierce
ness of the onslaught as to inspire
a loyal Redwood fan on the sideline
to declare the team could have beaten
anything in the state that afternoon.
1t was enough, however, to wipe the
earth with Window.
First Quarter
Captain Steele lost the toss and
Window elected to receive at the east
goal. Following the kickoff Window
were soon held and was forced to
punt. Redwood began a grand march
up the field. Mason nabbed a for
ward pass and carried the ball to the
20 yard line, where Andy Luscher
plunged through for the first touch
down. A goal kick by Stensvad made
the score to 0. For the rest of the
quarter the ball changed hands read
lily. Redwood worked for long gains
by open play until finally forced to
punt after Reynolds had been thrown
for heavy loss. The quarter ended
with the enemy in possession of the
ball on their own 10 yard line.
Window made their gains and de-
veloped confidence to try forward
pass which Andy Luscher caught
and carried ahead for twenty-five
yards. A long pass to Mason brought
the second touchdown. With no goal
the score stood 13 to O. After the
kickoff Window was held until OBJ
liged to punt to Corcoran who re-
turned for good gain. On a fake
Moose Fuller oozed out of the scrim-
mage line for 40 yard being downed
with the coveted goal half yard
away. Chaunccy WEIGH slipped over
for the third touchdown. Again no
goal. Shortly afterwards the half
ended with Window held for downs.
Second Half
The second half started with Art
Reynolds on the kickoff making a
nice return. A few frenzied charges
through the line carried the hall up
the field for ever fifty yards. Paul
Lindemann, who had taken Walter
Hills place at left end earlier in the
game shot out into the clear to re-
ceive pass just at the goal line. The
hall struck the upright, but on the
rebound was recovered and Linde-
mann fell for another touchdown. At
tempt at goal failing made the score
Is to O.
Window fighting for existence adj
vanced the ball on the kickoff and
in scrimmage made distance Of for
ty yards. An attempted pass was
frustrated by Luscher who nabbed the
oval and made generous return be-
fore being downed. Corcoran then
received a pass directly over center
for first down, Luscher gouged hole
in the line with one of his fierce plung-
es and within striking distance Red
wood dropped into position for q place
kick. The play was a fake and
pass was mads to Mason who caught
the ball on his knees and held it in a
spectacular effort to make a touch
Down. Goal was kicked bringing the.
score to 81.
Window lost the ball after receiv-
/ ing 1t by pass into Corcoran's hands,
Max Stevens who took WEIGHS left
half position during this quarter hit.
the line with no gain but Immediate
Ily afterwards flashed Of right tickle
| for rs yards, evading his taclklers, but
dipping as he lodged his last man
was immediately pounced upon. LAM
lherton had replaced Reynolds ~ quar-
TER at the end Of the third period.