The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1938-10-20
Sank Centre Won
From Osakis 1912
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ter the bruising st. Johns game
Ethun showed class and power to
punch for yards to win that extra
point.
Marking two first downs before
Sank Centre could scarcely get at
the ball, Osakis worked down into
local territory twice in the first
quarter but were turned back. Then
on a powerful 42-yard surge down
the field, Osakis scored their first
touchdown. Blume converted q first
down as Kringen in the secondary
met him hard on the tackle. It was
Blume again in three plays who
sliced % yards to Sank Centres 20
yard stripe. And Blume again, cut
ting, dashing fool, strobe to the 10
yard line. With short yardage to
go for a first down, Osakis played
it safe, threw their fullback john
son into the play for a conversion.
From the and one-half yard line
they started their thrust at the goal.
Blume pushed for five yards. Lem
becke cut with inches to go for the
goal. johnson oozed his way over
as the line gave way. The try for
point was blocked as the local line
in.
They followed that one with an
other score. Shortly after the kick
off Pangburn tried pass to Kring-
en-. Blume intercepted and the play
was set up from the Sank Centre
40 yard line. Blume took a first
down to the 20 yard line. Then
cracked for 6 yards. johnson and
Lembecke were stopped with Ras-
and Kringen handling the
two plays. Then on a bit of decep-
ton, a fake play that originated
like a ground play, but moulted in
to a pass scored. Blume heaved to
Howard at end who scored from
the 20 yard line. 5a
Osakis moved into a IL point lead,
but had failed to convert either of
the extra points.
It was a bit of break that Berg
green was able to stop the short
kickoff on the so yard line as the
play swung under way after that
second Osakis score.
Sank Centre turned then to the
passing routine and romped the fiji
ty yards in four completed passes
that terminated around an identi-
cal play, that completely baffled the
Osakis defensive.
On the first play pass spotted
to Rasmussen, end, net
ted II yards for a first down. Then
a bad break that threatened to halt
the march before it was under way
when two defensive men, Pangburn
and Egan, handled the same pass.
Ruled ineligible to handle the pass
was Egan, and the play was ruled
Another pass was in
Then Pangburn tossed
to Kringen for a first down and
they moved to the 20 yard line.
Then on the same play, with Pang-
burn wheeling around parallel to
the line of scrimmage, Kringen
tossed to Pangburn who scored on
the 20 yard run. Ethun moved in
for the conversion.
Again Pangburn's punting, long
err than his opponents, played an
role-and it was no ac-
cident that the second touchdown
was set up as a result Of one of
.hese punts. Kuefler, who played
oangup ball at end, was the lad
who set up the scoring position
when Skoglund fumbled a Pang-
BURN punt and Kuefler, bearing
Town fast, recovered on the Osakis
70 yard line.
Then started the rolling machine.
Ithun cracked for two. That
to Kringen pass combine
dashed again for a first down.
Then from the 10 yard line, Ethun
N three successive plays was able
o score. He cracked the line for
tx yards, then drove in for three,
md with two downs remaining was
'ver for the score. Swore knocked
lown the attempted conversion
hat was a pass from Pangburn to
Sringen.
1t was a surprising Osakis team
hat took the field Friday. Only
wo years old in football experience,
fter being battered around by
very team they've played, they
bowed a fine sparkling offensive
hat at once was fine play on the
art of Blume as the backfield
hreat. His interference moved
With yard gaining plunges. And
he boy, Howard, at end, did a fine
OBJ Of messing up Sank Centres
tempted running attack.
A defensive that had been the
Inning light Of the locals against
.ong Prairie completely buckled
gainst two driving onslaughts Of
)sakis. Kringen did fine job on
he defensive, his tackling was
But in the line there |
,ere drains through which the
)sakis flood crept through for gain
fter gain.
Yet with twelve points staring
hem in the face, the locals were
bic to pull out a passing attack
hat was at once their brightest Of
ensive. And yet another factor
eveloped in this game. For the
irst time since the Morris game.
he locals were able to show a run
inc oapoe hehipd Etbup that nat |