The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1939-11-02
Marshall Iriun1phs
In Homecoming lit

kickoff, moving out to the "a and
after a try around end failed.
Kohler plunged twice for first
down on the As. A long pass on
the next play sailed over the de-
Tense and into the hands of Stems
vad who has caught his share
during the season but somehow
missed certain touchdoWn-get-
ter this time. The play had COM
pletely fooled the Tigers.
An end run and rumble push
ed Redwood back to the "a .ad
Stensvad booted out of bounds on
the Is where they were forced to
punt after an offside penalty, the
ball going out on Marshali's 30.
kohler moved up to the 81 but
another pass was incomplete, two
line plays netted nothing and
Marshall took the oval.
Score on tumble
On the first play Marshall FUN
bled and Otto piled on the ball on
the 81 but three more plays in
Guiding pass attempt made but
two yards and Redwood punted
over the goal. Marshall attempt
ed to carry from the 20 but lost
five yards on three plays and
when the ball rolled over The goal
on a tumble, Redwood registered
two points.
The ruls book prescribes "free
kick after a safety but Marshall
was given the ball on the 20 again.
They tried three plays for d
bare five yards and got off another
poor punt to the As. Another
Redwood pass was muffed ard
Is yard penalty pushed Redwood
back into its territory for the first
time in the quarter. st. Aubin
intercepted on Redwood's 40 and
Wiener had been thrown for an
eight yard loss when the half end
ed.
Redwood had even better
chances in the third, getting d
break at the outset as Marshall
put the ball in play on the 20 and
fumbled, Kohler recovering on
the 10. Kohler plunged three
straight times for first down on
the four yard line, then Storts,
Kohler and NeuschWander took
try. at the remaining yards. Mar
shall fought off the assault and
took the ball an inch from the
final ribbon. officials had to dig
away the snow to determine the
exact location of the line.
Seconds later the Cardinals
were knocking again, after Mar
shall's punt was returned five to
the 20 by Storts. Kohler and
Otto broke through for a first
down on the eight. Kohler made
three more, Young muffed pass,
another plunge was good to the
two and then pass went over the
end zone, giving Marshall the
ball on the 20.
st. Aubins struck through for
nine and Healy made it first
down on the 80. Two more plays
were stopped but Wiener broke
away for a seven yard gain. Don
Clarity was hurt on the play.
Storts moved up eight from
where Byram received their punt
on the 80 but Redwood punted on
second down, using the wind adj
vantage they lost when the
quarter changed a second later.
Wiener brought the ball out Is to
the 80 stripe.
Pass Gains 40
The final quarter started bad as
Wiener lofted a beautiful pass to
Healy good for a 40 yard gain
which would have been more if
Diekmeier hadn't nabbed him.
Eager to put the game on ice,
Wiener made razzle-dazzle play
work and sifted through the line
for another 20. The Cardinals had
one more break coming, however,
and as they moved up to the one
yard line st. Aubin fumbled and
Redwood recovered on the five.
The punt went only to the Is,
bounced wrong and was back on
the Is before it was downed by
Redwood players. Here an argu-
ment started, first between the
officials and then with the coach
es joining in, over whether Coach
Bernie Cole could use the oppor-
tunity for substituting without
taking time out. He was right,
which the officials discovered af-
ter much fumbling through the
rule book. Coach Zimmerman
made use of the occasion to point
out that Redwood was not so
treated on previous occasion.
The officials first stepped off five
yards against Marshall for too
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