The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-11-04
Tiger Tricks,
Speed Dazzle
Redwood $40
BERNIE COLE GETS
SWEET REVENGE
IN SWAPPING

Getting full revenge for the de-
feats given them the last three
years in one of the worst mas
sacres ever handed Cardinal
team, Marshall's Tigers triumph
ed $40 in a game played at the
athletic field Friday evening.
Scoring practically at will, the
Lyon county team displayed by
far the best line and backs that
Redwood has run up against in
many a game. Deceptive spin
ner plays, fake reverses and ar
row-like passes accompanied by
beautiful broken field running
accounted for the huge score pill
ed up against the crippled Cards.
Coach Bernie Cole has a set of
backs that any coach would more
than welcome. Van Dorm, cap
tain and diminutive half-back;
Charles Healy, fullback and Ches-
ter Weiner, the other half are all
triple-threat men. In Roy Weld
auer he has heady quarterback
who seems to have the faculty of
calling just the right play at the
right time.
The Red and White team, al
though completely outclaSsed
and badly crippled, put up a gal
liant fight. Lussenhop, at left
half, played by far his best game
this year. Clarence Discher, who
was playing with a bad ankle,
got away for some good runs. In
the Redwood line, Steele and Jim
Kohler and Bollum did out
standing defensive work. Coubal,
who did most of the kicking in
the last half after Bollum was
injured, did justice to the job,
getting off some fine boots to the
coffin corner. Little Dickmeier,
playing quarterback for the first
time in place of Lauterbach who
was out because of injuries, did
a heads up job.
One of the largest crowds ever
to witness game here turned out
to see the two rivals play under
lights. About 600 Marshall stud
ents and fans followed their team
here. The game had to be delay
ed ten minutes to allow the
crowds congregated outside, to
get in and find seats or standing
room.
Redwood won the toss and
elected to receive. Healy of Mar
shall kicked with the advantage
of a fairly strong wind but it was
a poor kick, going only about 10
yards. In three tries Redwood
failed to gain and Bollum also
got off a poor kick for only two
yards. On the first play Healy
lateraled to Weiner who ran SIS
yards straight down the field for
the first counter. The try for
point was unsuccessful.
Marshall again kicked to Red
wood, Discher receiving on his
own six and returning II yards
to the %. DiScher was hurt on
the play and left the game to be
replaced by Pat Byram. Several
punts were exchanged, both lines
holding well and the end of the
quarter found Marshall in pos
session of the ball on the two
yard line with two downs to 60.
On a very deceptive play Healy
carried through the weak side for
the second touchdown. A pass,
Healy to White, star end, was
good for the extra point, score
1870.
Marshall kicked to Discher on
his 20, and he returned Is yards
to the 35. Lussenhop made six
yards on an end run but Redwood
was off side on the next play to
offset the gain and failed to make
its downs.
The third marker came shortly
afterwards when Weiner ran SIS
yards on a fake around right end
to cross the goal standing up. The
run around end for point was
good. The remaining six minutes
found the ball being punted up
and down the field, the first half
ending as Lussenhop's attempted
pass to Byram was intercepted by
Marsh, substitute Tiger half on
the Redwood % yard line. He
was stopped at once.
Redwood kicked to Marshall to