The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1924-12-03
Redwood Trims
Big Stone, SD.
on Turkey Day
WESTERN INVADERS FALL BE-
FORE SLASHING ATTACK OF
CARDINAL AND WHITE. SCORE
26-O FOR REDWOOD.
(By Wild Ricel

The annual Turkey Day football
game was highly pleasing to all the
Redwood Falls fans and high school
warriors for the local gridders sound
ly whalloped Big Stone, South Dakota
by 26-0 count. Be it said right
here folks, the Cardinal and White ex-
pected no easy victory nor did they
get it. Big Stone presented a nicely
balanced eleven well coached and
possessed with an abundance of that
stuff necessary to make football
player-courage. The air game of
Big Stone was the best Redwood has
faced this year, the Big Stone passer
heaving the pigskin accurately and
far.
The game was called promptly at
2:30 with a good crowd on hand. Big
Stone started well but were soon
nailed, the Redwood steam roller got
into action and "Ish" Jueneman tore
and battered his way through for the
first touchdown. The try for point
a pass to Cole over the goal line was
good. Score TO. The next touch
down came after a typical crushing
advance up the field with Hosken
transporting the ball over the goal
line. His try for point was unsuc-
cessful. Score 1870. No further
scoring was done during the half
During the second half the Big
Stone players dashed hither and yon
spearing forward passes and trying
to spear them. Once the Invaders
came within an eyelash of counting
but the Redwood defense stiffened and
the imminent danger of having our
line crossed faded and passed. "Ish"
Jueneman crashed his way through
again for touchdown. Hosken's s
educated toe placed the oval squarely
between the uprights for the try for
point. Score 900. Corbett knocked
off the last touchdown of the day
when he ploughed across the line.
Try for point failed. Score 26-O.
Again and again Hosken tore off huge
gains and threatened to add to. the
total toward the end Of the fray.
Just before the final gun Hosken
made a niee try for a drop kick but
the effort went wild.
The Redwood line functioned nice
ly. On the defense they held like a
wall and on the offense they tore
gaping holes in the Big Stone line
which as far as lines go, leads us to
believe the ancient wheeze-whats in
name. Ben jackson and "Tiny"
Byington were like tigers. Feeding
foot ball to these stalwarts is like
offering juicy raw meat to hungry
lions. Englund, Laidlaw, Cole, West
er, Whittet, Theiring, Schmid, Hauck
and "Swede" Wallin were powerful
on both offensive and defensive work.
Capt. "Art" Manning playing his
last game at fullback put up whale
of an argument. "Art" always good
for yardage came across with his
share of the contributions.
"Ish" Jueneman at half played his
best game of the year. He was simp-
ly of the nonstop variety. He gain
ed continually, contributed two touch
downs and covered himself with glory
for his vicious plunging, squirming
gains.
John Jackson, quite gridironer
speed artist covered himself with
considerable credit.
Corbett at quarter ran heady
game and played Knockout football.
"Corb" has improved steadily until
now he is the pick of quarters in this
section.
Hosken completed his high school
football record with his 29th touch
down of the season. His uncanny
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