Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1920-10-20
LUTHER HAS HAD
z FAST GAMES
Local Football Team Gave Winona
Terrific Beating Here Saturday
Shutting Them Out ~
TO d
LUTHER LIKELY TO
HEAD I0WA's LIST
College Illumination This Year Was
Quiet Affair. No Program Was
Put on This Year

a fut on IhlS Year
The second game of the season
has been played and won. The first
game at Prairie du Chem with Cam
pion College was a no decision 90
tie. The second game with Winona
State Normal was an easy 41-O vic
tory. 1t Is hard to tell what the
score would have been IL Coach Sol
Fem had not taken out his first
string in the third inning and given
the second string chance in a body.
Luther went into the game with
Orders to take plenty of time between
plays but 10 play them of with lots
OF snap when they were once started.
The plays were executed with pep
and form that showed a great i'm
provement over last Saturdays
game with Campion, the shifts going,
as If by clock-work. The game was
however, held up by. frequent in
,uries to Winona men, who were I'M
able to protect themselves from
/ Luther's backs, and by frequent
penalties for holding. Luther's line
was weakened by the absence of
Nordgaard : at right end due to a
dislocated shoulder IN the. first game
| but the addition Of Ar1s Sorleit at
full back more than made up for
1.-THE difference between Nofdgaard'
\ and Carl Anderson son the wing.
Olvin Soriein has been shifted from
/ half to left end. westby takes Sorc
'{iein's place at half. westby is built
1oh the blue prints for sixteen inch
she'll and has speed to give a sus-
picion of dynamite behind him. Or
/ vol and Peterson are still holding
Idown their back field places; Peter
son again starring at quarter. Ger
hard Rugland replaced Walter An
derson at center.
I Luther played only straight foot
I ball. They gained at will both thru
! the line and around the ends. VII
mona playing defensive continually
Y Winona played the air when they
had the ball and completed several
passes.
The next game is with the Univer-
sity of Dubuque. Narveson will pro-
Dably be unable TO take his place at
lefts tackle on account OF a bad
knee, but it is hoped that Nord-
gard will be in again. A victory or
la close score in. the game will put
Luther at the head of Iowa s list as
Coe and Dubuque are at present tied
for first place. Solem is working
hard on new plays and will uncover
all he has for the Presbyterians.
4 Lineup.
| Luther;--O. Sorelin, L. Sorlein,
L. E.;;,Narveson, Mac Olson, l.. t.;
Cefstedahl, owen. AyG,; Rugland,
M. Anderson, c.; Rindahl, Ode, r..
G.; storvick, Knutson, r. t.; O..
Anderson, TolIefsrud, r. t.; Peter
son, ]. w, Ylvisaker, @. B.; West
I by. Fadness, L. H.; A. Sorlein, Moe
f. B.; Orwell, Holm, r. H.
Winona:
Kreger, Sasner, r. E.; Morrison,
r.. T.;Quenette, R. G.; Girshke, c.;
Grisser, l.. g.. Kruger. Lynch, l.. T.;
Cassidy, l.. E.; Benz, Sasner, @. B.;
Maxwell, r. H.; Strand, F. B.; Sava,
L, H.
Touchdowns, Westby. A. Sorlein,
Peterson, Orwell (2).
/ Goals from touchdowns, A. Sorlein,
c. Anderson. o. Sorlein (3).
Referee, Jewell Qowa,) Umpire,
McLaren, (Grinnell,)
Head Linesman, Knowlton,
(Iowa.)
The yl4th of October this year was
a quiet affair at the College. No eff
fort had been made to get alumni
back, as the next anniversary will
be the sixtieth. and an effort will
then be made to have a large num-
Der back. The Freshman-Sophmore
foot ball game, traditional affair of
the 14th, was called off on &C .ount
Of the varsity game on Saturday,
but will be played later. Rain, in the
afternoon and evening put a damper
on things in general. The illmni-
nation of Main building occurred as
usual. but the program in the, gym
nasium after the illumination did
not materialize, Rev. Astrup, 'sS,
missionary from South Africa. who
should have spoken, reported sick
an hour before the, program was to
have been held, so there was no OPP
portunity to secure another SPEAKER
5 All Alumni and former students
should make their plans to include
the lith or October at DEBORAH in
Z 1921. At least one new building will
be ready for dedication at that time
and possibly two. ~