The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-10-05

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wide end run, pass was batted
down and they got off a weak
kick which crossed the sideline at
Redwood's Al. Byram was nabbed
for a IL yard loss while trying to
pass and when he was hurried
again on the next, play, Main
grabbed the toss on the so. Dole
zal chung to a pass for IL, Smith
Esmeared a line play and DoleZal
caught another toss on the. 20 In
the danger zone however, pass
les were unsuccessful and Red
wood took the ball, pass to
Stensvad gaining 80 yards to place
the oval in the center of the
battle grounds. Storts tossed to
Young for another Is but two
more throws before the half end
ed were muffed and the colorful
bands of the two schools took the
field with neither goal line tar
nished. Tracy had ,"won" the
quarter with four first downs to
Redwood's two, Sc yards from
scrimmage to Redwood's net of Is.
Breaks came rapidly and OPP
portunitieS fled as speedily in the
early part of the third quarter,
eliminating in Mains seemingly
impossible bolt through the line.
Tracy returned the kickoff to the
&c, Wacks made six but was stop
ped on the next play, they fun
bled and recovered and were for
ced to punt. Storts returned eight
to midfield ard two plays later
Campbell intercepted on Red
woods As. They lost two, then
picked up eight on pass and
punted out of bounds on the 20.
A Redwood pass was incomplete
and a punt nearly blocked, going
only to the IS. They passed ard
Steele intercepted but fumbled
and Tracy came out on top with
the ball on Redwood's 81. On the
next play Main cashed in on the
break with the deciding counter.
Anything but stunned by the
turn of events, the Cardinals took
over the play for the rest of the
quarter and made such progress
that a score seemed inevitable. On
the first play after receiving the
kickoff and returning five to the
20, Young received pass to the
40.TwO more throws were buds
but Stensvad nabbed a third and
moved into Tracy territory to the
As. Changing their tactics, NeuSch-
wander plunged for four, Young
swept around end for five and
.Neuschwander plunged again for
first down on the 33. Young DASH
ed around the left wing for a first
On the Is, then around right to the
nine and Neuschwander made it
firss down with goal to go on the
eight as the quarter ended. Tracy
had scored, but Redwood had
gained IS yards to Tracy's "a and
accounted for five first downs to
Tracy'S one.
Redwood's touchdown stabs
were as futile as the plays which
brought them within arms length
of score were brilliant. Young
was driven back a yard on an at
tempt around end. Then he nab
bed a pass which took him to the
three stripe but a play into the
line was stopped and he was
back to the eight on an
other try around end on fourth
down.
Fans took new heart when after
two plays for two yards, Tracy's
punt was blocked and Neu-.
schwander recovered on the Is
but Young reached the II after
one pass and three others failed
to click.
Tracy fans had their inning as
the Scrappers recovered the ball
and moved out to the % on two
tries. Dwyer spoiled the next play,
another line try struck rock and
they lost five on a lateral but
they booted into Redwood terri
tory, Storts returning four to the
"A.
Three more passes were tried,