The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-10-10
Foley Won
Friday With
10 tot Score
First Half Proved To Be
Scoreless, ard-Fought
Tug-of-War
SCORE IN THIRD FRAME
Locals Play On Long Prairie
Gridiron Tomorrow,
Friday Afternoon

What promised to be an air.
tight ball game wound UP Friday
afternoon with Foley out in front
with 10 to score. The first half
scoreless was a tug-of-war with the
locals and Foley contending to
their utmost to score. The second
half opened with a tight listed con-
test but the third quarter netted
Foley two touchdowns And in the
last period they picked up their last
score, when they blocked a punt
and scored. Arvig carried the ball
on our lone touchdown, and Ora
ham drove over for the point.
The first quarter opened up with
the Foley gang bombarding the To-
Gals with ground plays which were
stopped and the inevitable punt re-
suited. The locals took their return
and Foley came in strong forcing
the locals to punt. On the next
succession Of downs Foley found 1t
again necessary to kick and the To-
Gals showing the enthusiasm we
like swarmed into block the kick
with Bellinger recovering. The
Streeters forward wall had hard
time holding the driving Foley ag7
gregation off, and two plays were
smeared for no gain. A penalty for
the locals and a punt gave the
ball to Foley. Bellinger came in
fast to nail the ball carrier at the
line of scrimmage. and Foley again
punted. The locals tossed an in
complete forward pass, and were
again in for the boot. and Buster
cracked up the last play for the
Southerners as the quarter ended.
The second half opened with the
good old punt in action again. and
Decree on the return halved the
forty yard kick. Sank Centre tossed
an incomplete lateral and Graham,
carrying the ball, for three success
sive plays cracked over his own
tackle for a first down. On a slow
functioning reverse Butler got
caught with the ball for ten yard
loss. The Streeters lost the ball on
an incomplete pass. Foley lost ten
yards on their succession, one
penalty, and one as they were nail
ed for loss. They got off a bad
kick, and the locals saw the ball
slip from their hands as the Foley
outfit intercepted a pass. Foley, on
an attempted double lateral play,
took a loss, and Bellinger smacked
the runner down on the next play.
Sank Centres ball, and the locals
netted six yards on pass to KEEL
dahl, Graham completed the first
down, and Decree picked up eight
followed by a tumble. Foley netted
themselves nothing on, an incom-
plete pass, but followed it with
forward which gained several yards
as the gun announced the half.
The second half got underway
with the locals kickoff Keldahl
and Dubois smeared the next play
for Foley netting loss. Keldahl
eluded the interference and smack
ed the runner, and Foley. punted.
Butler behind little interference
was downed in his tracks, and De-
Gree picked up five yards. Graham
picked up two breaking through
the line, and Decree punted on
the next play. Foley fumbled for a
five yard loss, and Graham was in
fast to get the tackle. Foley kicked
and the locals after completing one
play kicked to mid field. Butler
came in fast and spilled the Foley
carrier, and the next two plays for
the opponents were stopped for no
gain. They completed a forward
pass, and on a reverse picked up
fifteen yards. Foley scored on the
next play as they sunk deep into
the local territory. The locals kick
ed off and in two plays Foley scor-
ed again. The scoring play was run
from the go yard line and the run
ner took a pass way out at the end
of the line. The fourth period OPP
ened with a blaze of Sank Centre
aerial work. A pass to Keldahl net
ted about fifteen yards, and an
other pass and Graham banging in
for about four yards picked up an
other first down. They lost ground
on a reverse, and a tumble lost the
ball. Foley evened up with a five
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