The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-10-20
Candy Punished
By Redwood Boys
Visiting Team Defeated Saturday by
Score of 68 to 0 in One of Seasons
Best Games
BOYS WILL PLAY AT WINDOW
ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON
Friends of The Team Will Go to Win
dom to Give Boys Support; Good
Sport Promised


grounds it was Canby's turn to bite
the dust in humble acknowledgment
of its overwhelming defeat at the
hands of the local high schoolteam.
Incidentally it was bitter dose for
the visitors. Coming over from the
west Friday the Candy huskies made
known to several travelling men that
they expected to win, admitting that
the score would be very low. Their
Wanted confidence faded, however,
shortly after the first toot of the
whistle next morning, and baffied and
bewildered by the fearful onslaughts
of the locals they allowed themselves
to be rolled under the big end of
60 to score.
A good crowd attended the game
considering the inconvenient hour at
which it was scheduled. The memories
of hot contest at Candy last year
and Canby's record so far this year
pointed to a hard fought game and
the sidelines were loudly excited in
anticipation of the fray. Captain
Steele winning the toss chose to de-
fend the west goal. Shortly after
the return from the kickoff Redwood
was held with little gain for three
downs and Steele was called back fol
a drop kick. His boot was true anc
the ball cleared the goal for the first
score of the season by a free kick
All the time confidence was bulg
ing within the breasts of the locals
1t is of little interest to depict thu
carnage as the battle progresse,
through the first half, save to sa.
the score stood SO to at the clos,
of the first half hour, and that thi
mounted to SO in the last half. Mag
nifcent team work, neatly executes
forward passes with off tackle snaashe
apologize for the score.
Good Spirit Shown
There was no let-up of the fightin
spirit throughout the game. Be
said to Canby's credit that their tear
was game to the last. They wer
handicapped in the latter part of tn
game by the loss of their captain VIII
!, was obliged to withdraw from tn
t field because of a badly wrenche
knee. Be it said, too, that they mad
e some clever gains straight throug
S the Redwood line, which OCCASIONAL
seemed powerless to break up tn
a smashes. Their open work play game
: them little ground, whereas the ope
y playing of the home team feature
S their play and was continual puzzl
: which the enemy could not solv,
While the game was one-sided it di
S not lack in interest to the rooters O
i the side-lines.
The game was remarkably fire
: from trough stuff" At a little gee
n together banquet on the precedin
: evening rendered to both teams
e the girls of the Senior class, the mo:
tween the two teams, and to this III
0 derstanding of each other may be a
1 tributed the lack of any so-calle
: dirty playing.
S OFF For Window
n The team goes to Window for
r game Thursday afternoon. Sever,
q friends of the team have already sis
n nified their intentions of attending II
T game. The game will start at &c
' p. m, allowing many rooters frol
t Redwood a favorable opportunit,
: without much loss of time, of seem
u this game. Last year Window bes
Redwood and the team is vowing vel
e genace. 1t will therefore be a gan
n worth travelling many miles to Sc
e perhaps the hardest game of the Sc;
, son for the local boys.