The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1933-10-12
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Defeated 1916 at Marshall
Redwood Frequently in Scoring
Territory But Marshall
Line Stops Drives

Territory But Marshall
Line Stops Drives
Although frequently in scoring ter
ritory, Redwood Falls missed all but
one Of it's chances and lost IL to s
at Marshall before a Homecoming
crowd of nearly 1000 Friday after
noon.
Marshall kicked off to Byram on
his 10 yard line. He criss-crossed
and gave it to Tenney who reversed
and brought the ball out to the 80.
Byram made IL yards around left
end and four through center. Tenney
fumbled, Marshall recovered.
After being stopped on two plays,
Rose punted outside the Redwood %
marker. Marshall gained five by
penalty and Van Dorm lost six yards
when Byram broke through. An at
tempted pass was broken up by VOL
verton. Marshall again punted out
on the eight yard line.
Byram lost IL yards on an end run
and punted to Van Dorm. Langtin
made five, Rose passed to Van Dorm
for IL yards, Lauterbach threw Van
Dorm for a six yard loss. After a
short pass, Marshall lost the ball on
downs. With his back to the goal
line, Byram's kick was blocked and
Marshall recovered the ball for six
points. The try for point failed.
Marshall kicked off and the teams
exchanged punts before the quarter
ended.
Byram punted out on Marshall's As
yard line. Rose made two through
center and IL on the next play. Van
Dorm made ten yards on fake. They
punted to Finn. After two plays By
ram kicked to the SO marker. Rose
made IL through center in two plays;
Marshall was offside; Van Dorm made
six around end. With the ball on the
35 marker, Rose passed to Rydeen
who caught it on the ten yard line,
after Byram almost knocked it down,
and raced over for a touchdown. The
point try again failed.
Marshall kicked to Byram who
gave it to Inglis who returned from
the 20 yard line to the 80 line. Nc
Cornell fumbled and Marshall re-
covered on the 20 stripe. Redwood
Falls held and took the ball on downs.
After three plays Byram again kick
ed to the so yard marker where AL
exander nailed the runner in his
tracks. Two plays failed and Mar
shall punted to Finn on the 20 yard
line.
Finn lost one, Byram made six
through the line; Mcconnell gained
81 yards on a wide end run, Inglis
made seven around end and McCon-
nell made another five as the half
ended.
Ryram kicked off and they return
ed to the 20. Byram received a punt
on the Marshall 35 yard line. Nc
Cornell made six around end; Finn
and Byram marched through to the
one yard line where the ball was lost
on downs.
Marshall punted from behind its
goal to the 10 yard line where anoth-
er march started. This time the ball
was lost on the three yard line and
Marshall punted to the 80 yard line.
After Redwood made one first down
and lost on subsequent plays, Tenney
kicked.
Rose kicked to his As yard line.
After two plays, Tenney grabbed a
27 yard pass from Byram on the %
yard line as the quarter ended.
In four plays through center, By
ram advanced the ball to the four
yard line. After two plays Redwood
lost the ball on the one yard marker.
The Marshall kick was blocked and
recovered by Redwood but the ref
cree ruled Redwood man off-side.
Marshall kicked to the % line.
After three plays Byram missed a
place kick from the % yard line on
the fourth down. Marshall kicked to
ats 40 line.
After exchanging punts, Redwood
finally started scoring march when
Finn took the ball on the SO yard
line and raced to the 25 yard line.
Nine yards were made on a pass, By
ram to Lauterbach; Paffrath made
six on spinner; a pass, Byram to
Cole, Melted four yards; Byram made
six yards in three plays through CEN
ter and Paffrath carried it to within
one yard of the goal. He pushed it
over on the next play through CEN
ter. The kick for extra point was
blocked.
Redwood kicked to Marshall on the
20 and was returned to the 80. Hardy
broke through the line to throw Van
Dorm for three yard loss as the
game ended.
Worm Turns After 16
Years, Benson Defeats