The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1914-11-10
Redwood Makes
Real Killing On
Marshall GridirOn
Score of 90 to 0 in Favor of Iced-
wood Falls Tells Story of Satur-
days Game

Last Saturday on Marshalls own
grounds. Redwood Falls football team
again demonstrated it's general use
fulness to society by walloping the
formers team. Considering that Cap
tain Steele with only a weeks prac-
, tise generated the team in the quar-
terback position for most Of the game
and that other necessary shifts were
made the score indicates the great
power inherent in the team.
Marshall was not over hopeful OF
winning, but did not plan for so large
a tally against them. They had a
good set of plays and with added speed
could have made them quite effective.
From the time the game began I'M
til Redwood returned the first kick
off, Marshall did not become danger
Gus. even, though their team got with
in 20 yards Of the goal during the
first quarter, the closest at any time
during the game.
After John Mason started the touch
down fireworks with a forward pass,
the scores rapidly piled up and at
the end of the first half stood 45 to
O. The third quarter opened with
Marshall Oh the jump, and for
while the Redwood aggregation gave
way to repeated advances of the
enemy. Because of this rush Red
wood did not get away until the last
of the period and then for only two
touchdowns. AS the game drew to
close, Marshall took the defensive
by punting, and every time Redwood
recovered a touchdown followed. The
game ended with the ball on Mar
shall's 40 yard line in the possession
of Redwood.
Notes of The Game
John Mason distinguished him elf
in the lead Of the scores making 5
of the IA touchdowns, three of them
in the first quarter. Jake Stensvad
got away with two, Robert Fuller with
another pair. Steele, Hill, Stevens,
Lamberton and WEIGH with one a
piece.
Moose Fuller not only MADE the
first touchdown of his football career,
but kicked a goal. Incidentally he
was rewarded with large box of
candy for MS effort.
Chauncey Welch took advantage of
Marshall's poor headwork by inter-
cepting one of their passes on own
20 yard line for a touchdown.
Max Stevens cleared the whole
Marshall team on tackle smash by
some clever, fast lodging, and made
so yards for a goal.
Wallace Stewart had the misfor-
tune to lose a touchdown when the
ball was called back because an Of
fetal interfered with a Marshall tack
Ter.
Steele's return of Punts was quite
spectacular. On one run he made GO
yards, and on another so, throwing
off several tacklers enroute.
Lamberton at quarter in the last
period and half, got into the habit
of calling: Two plays and a touch
down." and frequently made it good
A little display of real team work
was shown when with Art Reynolds
carrying the ball, about half dozer
Marshall tacklers were spilled by
Redwood players diving at their heels
Ingolf Stensvad made one of the
best catches Of the season when he
nabbed a forward pass down by his
ankles.
The coldness of the afternoon made
it easy on the players. Neither team
were over-sweated, and Redwood
seemed fresh enough at the clos,
for another hours scrimmage.
Supt. Fobes of the Marshall schoo
complimented the Redwood players
as the cleancst sportmen Marshal
has played, and declared the Redwoo,
" team the best aggregation seen on
Marshall gridiron in ten years.