The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-11-30
REVIEW OF WOLVES FOR '28;
GREEN SQUAD, GOOD SHOWING

Practically an entire team will
be left for next year and with add
lions from next years Freshmen
class should prove one of the mos
dangerous teams in the district.
Hanson, who filled Herman:
position at end, played an excel
lent game all year. He is as fast
an end as has been seen in this
district this year will be back;
Weeks, n of the best line mel
in the district, captain of next
years team and a triple threat
man in the back field;
Pipal, who has two years exper-
fence and is one of the heaviest
men in the line;
Bechtel, playing his first year
at end, good on the defensive and
having an uncanny ability in
soaring passes;
Clark, half back, one of the fast
est backs in the district and cou-
pied with his speed an excellent
pivot and side step;
Larson, a good defensive back
and one of the best blocking backs
the team;
Luck, an excellent tackler and
the best plunger in the backfield;
GIFTS and Wright both played a
dependable game at all times and
took good care of their positions
whether called on to play at end
or in the backfield.
Herman should be back at his
old position at end when the 1929
season opens and will prove a
hard man for any team to take
care of;
Lindsay, Hveem and Femme +
three freshmen who showed con-
siderable promise this year and
will have to be considered for po-
on next years team.
With 10 letter men left for next
squad, together with the
football knowledge gained by play
ng through one of the hardest
a Wolf Point team ever
this year, the prospects for
| championship team next year
ire bright.
FINAL GAME IN DETAIL
The Scobey high school football
cam defeated the Wolf Point high
ichool team at Scobey Nov. II by
score 20 score.
Scobey won the toss and chose
defend the goal which gave
hem the advantage of having a
Ugh wind at their back.
Scobey kicked off to the 20 yd.
A pretty pass, Clark to Han
on for a gain of 35 yd. was re-
allied and ruled incomplete by the
eferee on the grounds that Clark
lad not been 5 yd. back Of the
inc scrimmage. Clark made 8 yd.
round left end on the second
own. A try at the line failed to
ain. Wolf Point punted but the
unit only travelled 8 yd. against
he wind.
Scobey hit the line twice for a
ain of 4 yd. then circled left end
Or a nice 16 yd gain. Scobey was
enalized for offside on the next
lay. Hanson drove in on the
ext attempted end run and
the ball 5 yd. behind the
ne of scrimmage. Scobey pass
d for a gain of II yd. putting the
all on the 8 yd. line but failed to
ain on the 4th down and Wolf
oint received the ball on downs.
Clark attempted to carry the
all out but slipped and fell be-
ind the Wolves goal line thus al
wing Scobey a safety. A Wolf
oint pass was incomplete. Clark
lade 2 yd. around right end. Lar
IN plunged thru left tackle for 6
/. Weeks was called back from
lie line and plunged over center
II a 4 yd. gain. An attempted end
IN lost 3 yd. Larson went
left guard for 4 I'd. A pass
incomplete. Weeks punted to
cobey's As yd. line.
Two line plunges gained 6 yd.
r Scobey as the quarter ended
the 5 I'd. line.
Score-Scobey 2 Wolf Point O..
Scobey lost 8 I'd. on their LIST
ay of the quarter. A Scobey
int went high and was blown
tck by the wind so that it lit al
ost at the point it was put in
ay. 1t touched a Wolf Point