The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1937-09-30
Sank Centre Won
From Morris High
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succession Cokeley lugged the ap-
pie over through a wide open hole.
The try for point failed.
In the first quarter came Morris
quick thrust at scoring. The kick
off went to Sank Centre short.
Rivette tore off eight yards and
was stopped on two plays off tack
le. Fish punted out short one to
their forty yard line. Walker turn
ed in the first Morris play with no
gain. Three successive plays were
stopped on the line with Egan,
Beste, and Vandesteeg cleaning up
the tackles. Morris punted deep.
Ethun was stopped, but Rivette
picked up yardage through the
line. Ethun was halted again when
his interference failed to head the
play, and the punt went to Morris
30 yard line. Morris attempt to
razzle dazzle was stopped cold
when they attempted a lateral. But
Cruze, their halfback, skirted end
for first down. They bored deep
to the local IS yard line. Snudging
inside the 10 yard stripe the locals
poured the line in to stop the play.
Behind his goal Fish punted out to
the 80 yard line.
In the second quarter Morris
netted first down on a pass, took
a break when Is yard penalty
was imposed against Sank Centre
The ball went to the locals, and
again Fish was behind his own
goal punting out. A tumble by the
Morris outfit gave the locals the
ball on their own 35 yard line.
Ethun cleaned up a yard or two
and went through again. Rivette
completed the yardage for a first
down. A low flat pass from Ethun
to Walker Melted a first down and
the march was on. But the success
sion was broken when Morris took
the ball on a blocked punt. Morris
was forced to punt back to the
Sank Centre 40 yard line. Ethun
romped through for five yards,
Rivette showed in three, and Riv-
cite cleaned up a first down. Ethun
to Walker in a pass combination
gave them 25 yards. Ethun cut
wide for eight yards to move to the
10 yard line. Rivette completed an
other first down. Two passes at
tempted within the 10 yard line
halted the march, and then it was
Rivette who moved I'D to the one
foot line as the half killed the scor-
ing thrust.
After the scoring thrust of the To-
Gals early in the third quarter
Morris opened with their passes
and laterals. A lateral netted them
20 yards, and in their punt Fish
handled the ball, fumbled, and Nor
ris came up with it in local terri
tory. An intended lateral lost them
ten yards. Their punt was partially
blocked, and Fish's succeeding punt
laid their last attempt at scoring
back to midfield.
In the final frame with Morris
four yards to go on their fourth
down punted out over the goal.
Sank Centre took the ball on their
own twenty yard line. Morris took
the ball and failed in a pass. The
pass was partially intercepted and
fell into the hands of an ineligible
Morris man giving the ball to the
locals. Ethun lost on an attempted
end run, but a line plunge gained
the loss. The locals punted out to
the 40 yard line. Morris cleaned up
a first down on pass, and Ethun
was having difficulties making
yardage as the final gun halted the
play in midfield.
In the second and third quarters
the locals piled in with plays. The
longest gain was Is yard pass
completion from Ethun to Walker.
Walker picked the pass out of a
maze of players and the team saw
new life. Morris went to the air in
their attempt and went deceptive in
their laterals. Both were quickly
annihilated as the line swarmed in
hurrying passers and smearing
backs behind the line.
A completely rearranged team
with plenty of new timber turned
the trick. And the victory can in a
great measure be attributed to the
work of the line. Their charging
was fast, they kept their feet.
Ethun was marked again as the
man who is fast in ball toting cir
cles, though one objection was the
lack of interference heading his
plays. Rivette, playing his first
time at fullback, displayed a wealth
of power and speed and the line
was opening holes for him. To