The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-10-14
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SCHOOL NEWS

Wolf Point high school football
team defeated Scobey high chool
last Friday afternoon by a score
of II to 6. The football boys
made the trip to Scobey in cars
furnished by E. B. Styer, John
Herman, Buddy Smith, G. F. Bey-
er and Wilbur White. The roads
were good except across the Cot
tonwood, where they had not
dried off after the rain.
The game was called at three
o'clock. Wolf Point kicked off to
Scobey, and Scobey, after three
tries at the line was forced to
punt.
On the first two plays the VOL
yes seemed nervous and were
thrown for a loss each time. Then,
settling down, they began steady
march down the field and Vinson
carried the ball over after five
minutes of play. The point after
touchdown was made via the drop
kick route and the score was:
Wolf Point z, Scobey 0. The sec
ond touchdown came at the end
of eleven minutes, Vinson again
carrying the ball over, but missing
the extra point. Score: Wolf
Point 13, Scobey 0.
Littlefield dashed around for
the next touchdown at the end of
IA minutes of play The extra
point was again missed. Score
Wolf Point 10, Scobey 0, at the
end of the first quarter.
Littlefield made another touch
down four minutes after the sec
ond quarter started and Vinson
added the extra point. Then the
Wolves took to loafing for the rest
Of the quarter and made no furth-
er score.
Score at the end of the first
half: Wolf Point 26, Scobey 0.
Scobey kicked off to start the
second half. The ball rolled over
he goal line and LaRoque started
back after the ball A grade
on the side lines picked
t up and tossed it ont in trout of
he goal posts where a Scobey
player fell on it. The referee
'uled a touchdown for Scobey.
Wolf Point: 26, Scobey 6.
This ruling seemed to anger the
Wolves somewhat and from there
IN they "cut loose. LaRoque
cored two touchdowns and Lit
lefield one to finish the rest of ;
he third quarter--all by runs OF
rom 80 to so yards. Score: Wolf
Joint: 46, Scobey 6.
The fourth quarter was even
aster than the third. Fred scored l
yithin one minute after the quart {
r opened, then followed up with '
mother three minutes later. Luck
dded the third after five minutes |
lore, and pass from LaRoque to +
.ittlefield gave the fourth three f
linutes later. Score at the close
f the game: Wolf Point II, SEQ I
ey 6.
The Lineup
nds. Herman, Schneider, Huxsol
ackles, Boyer, White, Pipal g
yards, Cusker, Burnison t
enter, Severson
-alf Backs, LaRoque, Littlefield a
uarter-back, Vinson F
Luck S
Scobey has good material for a S
,am. They fought hard and the a
anne was interesting than the f
core shows. Their inexperience v
andicapped them and they were n
,sily fooled by fake plays. Prac- j
ce is what they need. Many of tt
le Wolves are green men, but Il
ley have played some grade foot
LII before coming to high school. s.
bout ten new boys were ready P
go out to practice last Tuesday v
ght. but there were not enough L
otball outfits to go around. Next re
ar these new boys will know Y,
tie more about football than ia
ey do now, and our team will
made up of green players. r
The Glasgow Game
Come out next Saturday to the
2 game of the season. Glasgow
III be here in full strength. The Il
me will start at 2:30 on the n,
ampede grounds. We need your in
pport if Wolf Point is to con- h,
lue to have a football team. Ad- h,