The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-10-06
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Local High School Gridders
Defeat Fast Parkers Prai-
RE Team Friday
FINAL SCORE 7 TO 6
Make Marvellous Gain in Week
Meet Foley, There,
Friday Afternoon

Friday afternoon of last week the
Sank Centre High School ball
squad met what was generally re-
cognized to be one of the strongest
football teams in this section
Parkers Prairie.
The game was played on the To-
cal grid iron. The visitors knew
their football onions. They were a
few pounds lighter per man than
Sank Centre.
The Friday preceding the locals
had made a sorry showing against
Long Prairie, one of the admitted
weak elevens of the circuit. In this
game they were caught f1at-footed,
the hashy quarterback of the Wis
itors scoring a touchdown on the
kickoff; few minutes later in the
first quarter scoring another on the
same type of play.
The valiant fans journeyed to the
fair grounds Friday to witness the
same slaughter of the innocents.
With the opening whistle Sank
Centre was defending the east goal
with the visitors kicking off.
With the kick Sank Centre
charged down the field and made a
nice gain. With a varied attack
they still marched down the field.
The home fans could hardly believe
the sight presented to them.
Pat Dubois was back in the game
at fullback. His basketball pal,
Butch" Iwinski, was directing the
play with marvellous accuracy.
When he needle a gain Pat was Civ
en- the ball and he went somewhere.
The locals lost the bali before max
ing touchdown. After a play or
two forward pass was attempted.
Dubois intercepted, and the march
to the visitors goal was resumed.
A few plays later Pat went over
the goal line for touchdown. The
extra point was negotiated.
The home fans were paralyized
but happy. They realized that for
the first time since football was
resumed in the Sank Centre school
here was a team which appeared
to know what it was all about and
were intent on going places.
Parkers Prairie charged hard
and often using their burly and
shifty quarterback as the power
house. He finally went over for a
touchdown, but the extra point
could not be made.
Instead of playing a safe game
Sank Centre, having tasted blood,
was anxious for more. They made
several plays which were expensive
and in their eagerness were penali-
lied many yards for being off side.
Several times the visotrs were
within scoring distance. Old Stone
Wall line formed and the frantic
passes of the visitors were knock
ed down when the locals were In
clear field and could have easily
intercepted.
Much to the relief to the Sank
Centre fans the final whistle blew
with the ball in the visitors pos
session on Sank Centres 80 yard
line. Final score, Sank Centre, z,
Parkers Prairie 6.
The team Sank Centre present
ed Friday vast at least 100 per
cent stronger than any team rep
resenting this city since football
was resumed two years ago.
Kraemer, end will be back in the
game shortly, and judging by the
showing made Friday Sank Centre
will give any of their competitors
for the season a real run for their
money.
Friday of this week the locals
will meet Foley at Foley.
These Micks are a bunch of
rough and ready scrapers. The 10
Gals may not win but they will re-
ceive a lot of football experience.
The teams lined up Friday as fol-
lows: