The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1935-10-03
CULP'S "a YARD
RUN GIVES TRACY
VICTORY TOO
Continued from page one)

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preventing scoring, this advantage
offsetting several gains made by
long passes, with troublesome Culp
on the throwing end.
Tracy kicked off, Paffrath re-
ceiving and returning into Tracy
territory. Inglis and Paffrath
reeled off two first downs and then
with a touchdown almost within
their grasp, made but seven in
four downs, losing the ball to
Tracy which Immediately punted
to midfield, Discher returning the
kick to their 40 marker.
Paffrath bucked the line for two
and a short pass, Inglis to Cole,
made four but after brief gain
by Inglis, Tracy again took the
ball on downs and this time punt
ed out of bounds on Redwood's 35
stripe.
Two attempts to carry the ball
were stopped by the Tracy line
which had considerably. more
strength than the Olivia line which
the team had to contend with the
week before, and Inglis punted,
Tracy returning the ball to mid
field. Carrying the ball for the
first time, Culp made four on two
plays and then passed to Knapp
for a first down. Tracy fumbled
but recovered and after a five yard
penalty, kicked to Discher who re-
turned from the Is to the 10 yard
line as the quarter ended.
Russ Lauterbach took the ball
for a short gain, after which a
five yard penalty was inflicted and
Inglis got away good punt, Tracy
returning from the 10 to the 80
yard line. After dropping two
yards on a running play, Culp
tossed a pass for 80 yards and
then broke through for IL.
Culp took another eight, bring
ing the ball to the Is yard line
where the Redwood line fought off
three thrusts and Inglis intercept
ed a pass on the IL yard line.
Three line drives Melted five yards
and Inglis punted, Tracy return
ing the ball to midfeld.
Culp tossed the ball to Knapp
for ten yards and then cut around
end for six. Three tries for the
remaining four yards fell short,
giving Redwood the ball again
deep in it's territory. Inglis broke
away for a first down as the half
ended.
Cole returned Tracy's kickoff
ten yards to his As and Inglis
broke loose for 16 yards on the
second play. Paffrath and Discher
hung up another first down and
Paffrath and Inglis made seven,
losing the ball after a pass failed
and a line play was smeared.
Culp made three and then sifted
through the line and secondary on
the next play, finally breaking
away for IA yard run with Disch-
er after him, missing a diving
tackle almost at the line. A FUN
BILE spoiled the attempt for the
odd point.
Redwood received the kickoff
and returned five after which Lau-
terbach made three and lateral,
Inglis to Cole to Discher was good
for ten. Paffrath and Discher
made first down and Inglis broke
through for four but fumbled on
the next play, Knapp recovering
for Tracy.
Breaks came thick and fast then,
Paffrath spelling a pass which
would have meant a big Tracy
gain, Discher dropping a punt
which gave Tracy 20 yards and
Hassenstab nabbing Tracy fun
BILE to more than Offset the loss.
Discher dashed off five yards and
Cole took a pass from Inglis for
six. Paffrath made five to the SO
yard line as the third quarter end
ed.
Inglis made two and then punt
ed to the one yard line, Tracy i'm
mediately punting out to the 30
Culp made five and Is yard pen
atty on Redwood for roughing
took the ball to midfeld.
A pass and a line play failed to
produce necessary yardage ano
Tracy kicked to Redwood's Is
marker. Redwood had equally
poor luck carrying the ball and
, punted to their As. Tracy lost two
and then made Is, employing 8
lateral play very like one previous
ly used by Redwood.
Culp was good for 16 on three
plays and Redwood was penalized
another five but held for downs
taking the ball for a last desper-
ate effort far from the goal. A
pass and an end run failed anc
Inglis punted as the game ended
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