The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-09-29
SUBS GET CHANCE
in OLIVIA DEFEAT
CARD REGULARS LOSE
NO TIME IN. BUILD
ING SAFE LEAD

Complete master of the battle
from the opening whistle, the
Redwood Falls team outplayed
Olivia in every department to
gain an easy 81 to victory at
Memorial Field Friday night. 1t
was the Cards second triumph of
the season.
Every member of the GA squad
saw action, the substitutes taking
over when the third touchdown
was scored early in the third per-
iod after their seniors had out
gained the visitors eight first
downs to three in the first half.
The Olivia counter came while
! the subs were in lineup and the
Olivians had three to two ad-
vantage in first downs for the
second half but gains didn't worry
the Cardinal coaches as they saw
untried men gain experience I'M
der fire which couldn't fail to
build up reserve power. .
Redwood's first touchdown
came early in the game after Neu-
schwander had returned the kick
off to the Green's 43 and Lauter-
bach and Lussenhop made series
of end runs and line plunges. The
second was scored in the second
quarter, eliminating steady
march down the field in which
Lussenhop crossed by sweeping
around end. Lang scored the third
marker in the third quarter after
snatching a pass from Lussenhop
on the 20 yard line. Lauterbach
kicked all three trys for point.
Fancy open field running by
Blauert, speedy Olivia back, gain
ed him the distinction of making
the only score for the green and
white in the final period.
Play by Play
Schick kicked off to the 18 yard
line, Neuschwander returning 81
yards to the Green's 48. Lussen-
hop on the second play made eight
yards through tackle and Neusch-
wander dashed to a first down on
the 80. A wide right end run
netted Lussenhop another eight,
Neuschwander picked up one and
Lauterbach made it first and ten
on the II. Lauterbach and LUIS
senhop matched three yard gains
and Lauterbach plunged for
touchdown number one. His kick
for point was perfect. Redwood
7, Olivia O.
Olivia received, Kern returning
to the 38. Anderson gained seven
around end and Schendel made
first down through the line.
Anderson skirted end for five and
Kern picked up two on a plunge.
Anderson made first down on the
40. Schendel on wide end run
could gain only two and Coubal
threw Zumwinkle for three
yard loss. Kern was brought down
by Lauterbach for only yard
gain and Olivia kicked over the
goal line. Carity went in for
Kelly. Starting from the 20, Lus-
senhop and Lauterbach made first
down on the 33 and NeuschWan-
der dashed around right end for
nine as the quarter ended.
Lussenhop, behind perfect in
reference, scooted IL yards
around end to midfield. Neusch-
wander was hurt and Byram took
his place while Berry went in for
Retzlaff for the Olivians. LATTER
bach drove for four yards, Byram
picked up two and Lussenhop, on
reverse around right end, gain
ed 10. Rote went in for Christian
sen. Lussenhop gained nine and
Lauterbach made first down on
the %. Byram carried around left
end to the 10 yard line and LUIS
senhop carried over on the next
play. Again Lauterbach's kick was
good. Redwood IA, Olivia O.
Intercept Pass
Christensen went in for Stems
:vad at end and Storts for LusSen-
hop. Kern received on his 20 and
returned to the 40. Olivia was Off
side and Anderson lost five yards
on the next play. A long pass was
intercepted by Diekmeier on the
38 yard line. Storts stumbled and
lost four but Lafterbach raced
around right end for first down
on the % yard line Storts broke
away for II yards but a Is yard
penalty on the play moved the
oval back to the 43 and Coubal
punted out of bounds on Olivia's
Continued on page two)