The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-10-12
Card Passes Down
/ Hutchinson 80 to @
DROPKICKS, LATERAL
DISPOSE OF JUNK
ON CONVERSIONS

UlSPOSE OF JlNA
ON CONVERSIONS
Redwood's overhead game was
at its best Friday night as several
Cardinal passers described long
high arcs with a remarkable de-
gree of success to wallop a will
ing but dazzled Hutchinson team
33 to 0.
Three touchdowns in the second
quarter and one each in the third
and fourth piled up 80 of the
points but Cardinal fans were
even more pleased with the three
conversions of possible six made
by their favorites. When the ex-
ira point was scored on a lateral
after the second touchdown it was
the first successful attempt of nine
tries this season. Later in the
contest Duea moved from center
into the backfield and drop-kick-
ed two shots between the up
rights.
Redwood Falls went on the
march Immediately after the kick
eff but a penalty interfered and
when Hutch l00sed its attack af-
ter a punt without denting the
Cardinals west wall, Cardinal
fans leaned back assured of an
enjoyable evening.
Storts received the punt on the
Is and moved up ten yards be-
fore he was corralled. An offside
penalty hurt but Kohler and
Storts alternated for a first down
in midfeld and Neuschwander
trotted Is yards on the next play.
He carried again for eight, Storts
added one and Kohler carried
three times straight for two first
downs, the second on the eight
stripe.
A Is yard penalty for holding
took Hutch momentarily out from
behind the eight ball. Neuschwan-
der circled left end for IL and
Storts got two more but after an
/ incomplete pass, Stensvad punted
out on the four. Hutch lost three
on the first play but punted from
the one to the II from where By
ram dashed to the 81. Kohler
had plowed back to the 80 be-
fore the quarter ended.
The first score came on the
second play of the second period.
KOhler was stopped on the first
try for a short loss but StOrts
arched shot to Stensvad who
clutched the ball on the ten yard
line and strobe over. A place.
ment attempt by Carity went
wide of its mark.
Hutchinson received, returning
the kickoff from the IL to the 81
stripe. Carity broke up the next
play for a two yard loss but
Lindholm found hole for seven
Duea then spilled Nelson for a
two yard loss and they punted,
Young receiving on the 38 where
he was stopped in his tracks.
After three yard smash into
the line, Byram, who had just re-
placed Neuschwander, received a
perfect pass from Young and
scampered the last Is yards for
touchdown, the play netting SO
yards. The Cardinals. on the bench
joined in the cheer as the Cards
on the field executed a lateral for
the thirteenth point.
The several dozen loyal Hutch
fans got their thrill on the next
kickhoff as Lindholm received the
kickoff deep in his territory and
dashed up a pathway behind
fierce blocking to midfield where
Diekmeier, last Cardinal in his
way, brought him down. A NOM
ent later, Norman Otto, getting
his first taste of 1899 football af-
ter long rest because of injury,
nabbed a short Hutch pass. A
fumbled lateral cost nine yards
which Otto nearly made up on
two plunges and Byram punted
over the goal.
Hutch backs were unable to get
loose and they punted out to the
38. Young streamlined another
to Byram on the first play and he
made the eight yard stripe before
he was brought down. Otto NOV
ed up two and then ore but two
five yard penalties forced a resort
to the air route and on the sec
ond try Stensvad nabbed the oval
as it bounced out of the hands of
Hutch defense man and went
over for the third counter of the
period. Duea's dropkick was
slightly wide of its mark. !.
Hutchinson made two first
downs after Mckee received the
kickoff on the eight and moved
out to the 20. Mckee made eight
and Lindholm three of the first
on the 81 yard line; then Benja-
min dashed for eight and on their
second attempt, Lindholm receiv-
ed pass on the 43 stripe as the
half ended. -
Redwood Falls received the
kickoff and returned to the 20
after fumbling a lateral. An off
side put the Cards back on the
Is but Storts and Neuschwander
raced seven yards each and then
Neuschwander made first down
on the 35. Kohler plunged for
five in two tries and Young shot
pass to Neuschwander for first
down on the so.
On the next play Young scamp
cred around right end and down
the field behind good blocking
for the fourth touchdown. This
time Duea's dr0pkick found its
mark.
Benjamin received the kickoff