The Redwood gazette., 1936-10-22
Cardinals Keep Slate Clean
By Defeating Marshall 12-7

down. An attempted pass by the
Cards aerial team, Paffrath and
Discher, was intercepted by Mar
shall on the ten-yard line and was
returned to their own 35, where
the runner was nailed by Paff-
rath. Thomson broke through the
line to stop the Tigers for no gains
on the next two plays and on the
third down, pass failed to click.
On the next play, Wolverton
broke through to block punt on
the 33-yard line, Redwood taking
possession of the pigskin. Paffrath
again tried the line and behind
splendid blocking, picked up 13
yards, putting the ball on Mar
shall's 20-yard line. Ken De-
Groat did some nice blocking on
the play as r. Lauterbach circled
end for ten yards and added two
more through the line. First
down for the Cards and goal to
go. Paffrath bucked the line for
two yards and then put the ball
within inches of the goal line.
Pooch Lauterbach went over for
his teams first counter. The pass
Paffrath to Discher, for point fail
ed as two minutes of the half re-
manned. Redwood kicked to the
Marshall 15-yard line, the Tigers
returning five yards. Marshall
tried an end run, which netted
nothing after a nice tackle by R.
Lauterbach. Ken DeGroat, right
tackle, went out of the game with
a bad hand. Coubal was subSti-
tuted. DWyer was also substituted
for Kruger at right guard. Mar
shall, after being held, got off a
poor kick to their own 35-yard
line, where the ball was downed.
Paffrath broke into the open on
the next play and behind splendid
interference, ran 35 yards for the
Cards second touchdown. A place
kick for the extra point failed. In
the half minute of play left, Red
wood kicked to the Marshall ten
yard line and the gun sounded as
Marshall began its first play on
that line.
THIRD QUARTER
Redwood kicked to the Mar
shall 22-yard stripe, where the
carrier was stopped. o. Fits then
broke into the open on an end
run and ran along the sideline,
behind good blocking, 78 yards for
a touchdown. The try for point
on a line plunge was successful.
Here began the Cardinals test. The
Tigers kicked to Redwood's 20
yard line and on series of line
charges, the Cards were halted.
Paffrath booted the ball out of
bounds on the Marshall As line.
Van Dorm, Tiger right half, got
through to Redwod's 20-yard line
on an end run. Marshall tried
pass but Wolverton smeared the
passer for a five-yard loss, max
ing it third down and Is to go for
Marshall. Paffrath got through
and Smeared the next play, an at
tempt at the line. G. Steele, who
was playing with a bad knee,
was hurt on the play and had
to be carried off the field.
Baldwin went in at end; Pooch
Lauterbach took Steele's place at
guard and Thomson went to left
half for Lauterbach. On the next
play, Discher intercepted a pass
on the Redwood Falls eight-yard
line, a break. Paffrath punted to
his own 48 line and Marshall re-
turned the ball eight yards before
being stopped by Thomson in a
good tackle. Marshall picked up
ten yards around end on the next
play, making it first and ten on
the Redwood 80. The Tigers
smashed through the line for sew
en- yards but lost IL yards on the
next play due to bad pass from
center. They punted out of
bounds oil the Redwood two-yard
line. Paffrath was held for no
gain on an attempted line buck,
and then kicked to his own 35-
yard stripe. Marshall returned to
the Is, but on the next play was
smeared for a three yard loss as
the quarter ended. Redwood Falls,
IL; Marshall, 7.
FOURTH QUARTER
The fourth stanza opened with
the ball in the Tigers possession
on the Redwood Falls 18-yard
line, third and 13. Two passes
were incomplete and the Cards
got the ball on downs on their 18-