The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-10-07
WOLVES DEFEATED
IN GLASGOW GAME
LARGE HIGH SCHOOL ENROLL
MENT; NEWS ABOUT FOR
MER STUDENTS, ETC.

Last Saturday the Wolves play
ed the first football game of the
season at Glasgow. Glasgow has
been drilling for several weeks
while our team had hardly warmed
up the suits because of the late
ness of opening of school. The
result of the game was Glasgow
13, Wolf Point 0.
Cars to take the team to Glas
gov were furnished by Messrs.
Huxsol, Boyer, Lintner, E. B. Sty-
er and Serafin Lenz. We wish to
thank all of these people for their
support.
The game started at 2:30. Wolf
Point won the toss and Captain
Roy Cusker chose to receive. Glas-
Cow kicked off to Vinson, who re-
turned the ball 20 yards. Wolf
Point started down the field until a
recovered tumble on the third
down forced us to punt. Vinson
punted to Glasgow's 10-yard line
and Cusker, beating our ends
down, threw the Glasgow man be-
fore he got good start. Glasgow
made two first downs and fumbled.
Vinson recovered for Wolf Point
and Immediately punted out OF
danger.
Glasgow relied almost entirely
on line plunges for their gains.
They used their heavier and more
experienced line to good advantage.
The stubborn defense of the
Wolves, together with Glasgow's
habit of losing the ball on fumbles,
kept our opponents from scoring
until 40 seconds before the end of
the first half. The kick for the
point after the touchdown was
blocked and the score at the end
of the half stood, Glasgow 6, Wolf
Point 0.
An injury to Vinson caused a
shift in quarterbacks. LaRoque
now called signals. The second
half was a repetition of the first
until the latter part of the third
quarter when Vinson twisted his
ankle. Glasgow finally scored an
other touchdown about two minutes
before the final whistle. The point
after touchdown was added Score,
Glasgow 13, Wolf Point 0.
Cusker was the star on the de-
fense for Wolf Point. Littlefield
PLAYED one Of the best games he
has ever played and shared honors
with Cusker. Coombs, Glasgow's
1SO-pound fullback was responsible
for most of their gains.
Wolf Points Lineup
Left End-Dean Herman.
Left Tackle-Roy Cusker
Left Guard Elmer Pipal, Leslie
Boyer.
Center Marvin Severson.
Right Guard Hubert White.
Right Tackle Wilmar Burnison.
Right End Werner Schneider
Russell Huxsol.
Quarter Back-Harvey Vinson,
Fred LaRoque.
Right Half LaROque, Schneider.
Left Wayde Littlefeld.
Fullback- Oscar Luck.
Coming Games
we were to have play Scobey on 4
Friday. but the rain and muddy
roads may cause a postponement. .
On Saturday, October 10, we play
Glasgow here. The only other
home game is with Scobey on Nov.
A number of boys are not out
ror football because of lack Of
Jerseys and stockings. We have
at enough money to purchase
hese. Football is hard game to
inance in this country, but we feel
hat it is worth while, as so many
Bows take part. We would have
better teams if we could keep our
,th grade, freshman and sopho-
nores out on the practice field.
they learn little each year and
lIso afford opposition i'll scrim-
mage for the first string.
Enrolment
In the senior class in the high
chool there are 80. Norris Kjos
f Frazer, a senior, has dropped