The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-10-29
Clenwood Downs
HIGH School Team
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made a first down, and on an at,
tempted pass Arvig was thrown fol-
a loss. They punted and the receiv-
ing Glenwood man ran to the icy
side of the field. Roel, fullback
cracked through to get loose for
thirty yards, and stopping them
Sank Centre forced them to punt as
the quarter ended.
With inches to go in the opening
of the second quarter after the
Sank Centre attack had failed to
get necessary yardage, the Glen
wood backs could not make a first
down. Taking two first downs the
locals penetrated deep into import
ant territory. Taking a first down
on the one yard line the attack was
stemmed. A short punt returned for
about fifteen yards smudged the To-
Gals toward the goal again, and
this time a completed pass to Walk
er scored for the locals as the half
ended.
The opening kickoff was blocked
on the forty yard line when 1t
struck Egan full in the body. A pass
was completed to Arvig on the
Glenwood thirty yard line. The 10
Gals cracked over center for a first
down but were stopped within
striking distance of the goal. On a
reverse Glenwood slashed a nice
hole in the line, and an ATTEMPTED
pass was intercepted by Fish. Arvig
fumbled on slippery ground and 1t
was a break when the recovery
was made by. Glenwood. On their
own side of the field, the icy side,
the locals were punted in hole on
their eight yard line. Instead or
kicking out Arvig drove off tackle
for about eight yards, and again
slashing out he carried that ball
out of danger to the Is yard line.
Ethun picked up five yards to the
forty yard stripe, and then the punt
went awry when it went straight
I'D from the toe of Arvig. 1t was
put in play exactly where the locals
had lost the ball. An intended pass
was intercepted by Fish, at half
back, and the ball went to the 10
calls with a fifteen yard penalty
tackled on. Arvig could find no hole
on the play that ended the quarter.
Glenwood blocked a punt on the
local fifteen yard line and recov-
cred it for a break. Gaining within
the five yard line in three plays the
Glenwood team was over center for
the score. The kickoff went to the
locals and Hoffman took three
yards over tackle. The locals punted
and Glenwood took no gain on their
first play, but completed pass for
a first down. Another pass took
them to the eighteen yard line and
as the receiving player swept down
the side line he was run out OF
bounds on that stripe. From there
Wilson taking the ball on a beauti-
fully executed play that left gap
ing hole went over standing up for
the goal. The locals ended play
with a pass that almost found
Walker in the clear. He was
brought down by the safety man.
BY reason of the fact that Arvig
slashed off some nice gains the To-
Gals outdistanced the Glenwood
club with 101 yards from scrim-
mage by rushing to u yards. First
downs tally at eight for the locals
and six for Glenwood. At the half
that tally stood at 6 to 1 in favor
of the locals. Glenwood completed
two passes, six went by the wayside
and two were intercepted. For the
locals four passes were completed.
two were incomplete and one was
intercepted. Arvig outdistanced his
opposing punter with 160 yards in
6 punts for an average gain of 26
yards, while the Glenwood booter
took 65 yards in only punts for an
average gain of % yards. Sank
Centre suffered one penalty of Is
yards; Glenwood was not penalized.
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