The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1931-10-22
Sank Centre
II. Football
Season Ends
Lose Raggedly Played Game
to Albany Wednesday by
14-0 Score
TUMBLE COSTS A SCORE
Holdingford Victor in Well
Played, Hard Fought
Game Friday
TUMBLE COSTS A SCORE

The Sank Centre High School
football team ended their home
season yesterday afternoon by los
ing ragged game to Albany by a
40 score. -
1t was Parents Day, and perhaps
the boys were trifle nervous be-
cause their parents were present.
Certain it is they did not play as
good game as they did against
the admittedly stronger Holding
ford team the Friday before.
In yesterdays game they were
outgeneraled, outfought, and out
played. Heretofore the local line
has been able to play their oppon-
ents on an even basis. In most in
stances it remained for one of the
men in the backfieId to bring down
the opponent yesterday.
The woeful weakness of the To-
GALS interference was in evidence
yesterday. In many instances
Sank Centre man was stopped cold
because a member of his team was
in his way.
Sank Centre received the initial
kickoff. After two unsuccessful
tries at making distance the ball
was kicked to the visitors 45-yard
line where the receiver was down.
ed in his tracks. Albany tried
couple of passes but lost the ball
on the 25-yard line. The ball was
batted up and down the field until
late in the first quarter when
Fullback Thelen caught a kickoff
on his 45-yard line, and with not
extraordinary interference skirted
Sank Centres left end for run Of
IS yards and a touchdown.
In the second quarter Sank Cen
ire received the kickoff in mid
field. On splendidly executed lat
eral pass from c. Domke to Ben
son to Hamilton Harry skirted the
visitors right end for a beautiful
run of IS yards being forced out Of
bounds on Albany's 7-yard line.
Cliff Domke had been ripping
holes through Albany's line for
consistent gains. He was given the
ball on the first play to make the
coveted distance. He fumbled the
ball before he reached the line Of
scrimmage and fine scoring OPP
portunity went blooey. Benson
was hurt on this play and retired
in favor of o. Carpenter.
The locals received the ball again
moment later and started march
ing down the field toward the Wis
itor's goal. The whistle ending the
half found Sank Centre on Albany's
six-yard line with the ball in their
possession and goal to make in four
downs.
This was the last serious gesture
the locals made to score.
The second half was much the
same as the first. In the final
quarter bad pass which rolled
over the goal line where it was
downed by Sank Centre gave AL
bany a couple additional points
making the score eight to nothing.
Within few minutes of the final
whistle with Sank Centre having
the ball on their own 20-yard line
attempted a forward pass which
was intercepted and Thelen sKirted
the left end for another touchdown,
making the score Albany Ia, Sank
Centre O. The score ended in this
manner.
The Albany men run low, tackle
low and hard. They are not afraid
to hit the line. They snow their
years Of training. Last year they
defeated the locals by jug-handled
score. Much of the time Sank Cen
ire played them on even terms yes
terday. The Herald presumes the
locals are developing as rapidly as
any reasonable person should ex-
pect. Better things are in store
another year in spite Of the fact
that several of the outstanding
stars played their last game on the
gridiron yesterday. The teams
lined up as follows:
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