The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1935-10-31
Sank Centre
Played Even
1912 Friday
Hard Fought Game Played on
Local Grid Last Friday
Afternoon
WAS VERY GOOD GAME
Will Meet Melrose There
This Week Friday
Afternoon

A hard fought game, with the
wind a deciding factor, Sank Gem
tire and Glenwood found themselves
tied at the end of the game last
Friday afternoon with the final
tally at II to IL. The locals gather
ed in the first score, when with
the wind ut their backs they drove
down the field, capitalized on a
Glenwood punt, hindered by the
wind, and Graham smashed over
for the point Glenwood, undaunt-
ed by the obstacle of the wind, al
so gathered in touchdown in the
first quarter. The 500 Line boys
got their final six points at the end
of the game when they opened
with an aerial attack which func-
toned perfectly and netted a
march of forty yards for the final
score.
The locals won the toss and
elected the goal with the wind at
their backs. Keldahl got off a
beautiful kickoff, and on the at
tempted return Glenwood found
themselves in a hole with the ball
on their own two-yard line. The in
evitable punt, hanpered by a high
wind, came down in local possess
sion on the Glenwood thirteen
yard line. Graham smashed over
his own tackle for two yards on the
first play, and on the second at
tempt he fumbled. recovered, and
wheeled to streak around end for
the goal. A tumble cost the point
after goal. Keldahl kicked off
again, this one was not SO well
placed. On the succession Of downs
the visitors marched for a first
down, and on the first attempt in
the next succession the locals came
heads up to recover a tumble and
regain the ball. Graham picked up
a yard on the first play, and a pass
to Keldahl was incompleted on the
next. A tumble gave the ball to
Glenwood at midfield. They COM
pleted a long pass around end, and
Graham on the next try eluded the
interference to spill the carrier on
the line of scrimmage. The visit
ors completed a short pass, and on
the next play the locals swarmed
in to smear the back behind the
line. Glenwood recovered their
equilibrium and thrust that ball on
the local three yard line, and with
line smash converted the goal. A
cross up on the signals left the
Glenwood back with ball and his
hands full Of Sank Centre linemen.
The first quarter ended with the
score at 6 to 6. Glenwood took the
advantage of the wind in the Sec
ond period, and their kick off went
over the goal line. The ball became
local possession on the twenty yard
line. Graham smacked through the
line and in two plays converted a
first down. He streaked wide seek
ing an opening on the next play,
and a tumble in the following at
tempt was recovered on our thirty
two yard line. Decree made up
the loss for the next one when he
clipped off twenty yards bringing
the ball to midfield. Graham
smacked over for ten yards, and a
pass to Keldahl was intercepted.
On the first play Egan and Bel
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for a loss and Glenwood kicked. It
was a dandy and Decree finally
cornered it on the five yard line
and ran 1t back to his own thirty.
Buster Graham cracked through
the line for eight yards, and Hoff-
man completed the first down.
Graham was still driving on the
next play as the half ended a tie
at 6-6.
Keldahl got off long kick with
the wind at his back at the OPEN
ing Of the second half, and the ball
was placed on the 20 yard line.
Glenwood made no Roadway anS
kicked to their own 40. The bali
rolled back to the 35 and they re-
covered their own punt. On the
next play they gained little ana
taking advantage of hull in the
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