The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1939-11-09
Junior Colle6e
Took Morris.
Aggies 28-l3
Stellar Line-Play and
Bangup Football
Brought Victory a
WAS LAST GAME
Won Two Out of
Six Games During
Seasons Play

Those Junior College Buccaneers
are real pirates.
They hauled a troupe of freshmen
from the Morris Agricultural school
to the yard arm and dropped them
to % to Is victory on O-Sa-Ge
field Friday evening in the last
game of this pioneer series, before
only a handful of half-frozen look
ers-on.
That squad of 13-men, who play
ed some bangup football in COM
petition plenty tough were Williams
and heroes all at once in that game.
Their roughshod play over Morris
was villianous; but they were
heroes in the eyes of local fans
who went to see a football per-
formance-and saw one.
Line play-and most Of it was
offensive work-was stellar, carv-
ing gaping holes in the defensive
big enough to roll through the Bird
Infantry. Fleet-footed backs, name
ly Ethun and Dickhaus, were off
for yardage.
And largely too on the strength
Of the lines play, delayed bucks
featuring John Butch Egan, were
outstanding gamers of the evening.
Reverses, laterals and razzle dazzle
in pretty eyeful were all part
Of this game. And those laterals,
that worked so beautifully for long
gains on two touchdown drives, got
the lads in trouble once.
In exactly two minutes Of tho
first quarter the Buccaneers
had scored. In the entire first
period, not even excepting Nor
ris punts, did the ball get out
Of Morris territory. 1t was a
complete take over for the
locals.
Swinging down the lane on those
lateral plays-and they 1ateraled on
the slightest provocation-the lads
got in trouble once; and before the
game was done had spotted Morris
two touchdowns.
Morris had punted out early in
the second period, and Egan had
started the movement from Sank
Centres 26-yard line, on an eight
yard gain. Ethun moved up for Is
yards. Then the laterals caught up
with them. On an attempt from
Dickhaus the place was just right
and Skrien, Morris end, rambled
through, took the ball in mid-air,
and outran the field to score on a
60 yard gallop.
The preliminary work of Nor
ris in the fourth period earned
their second touchdown. They
started from their own ten yard
line and featuring the passing,
sensatiOnally done by Drever,
to Katzenmeyer, they moved for
three successive first downs,
with five gaining competitions.
Then they begged. 81
But they hung tough, gave Sank
Centre a tussle on her own ~ yard
line. Ethun's attempt to punt out
went foul when the pass from CEN
ter went over his head. Ethun
recovered, downed it on the five
yard line, but it was fourth down
and they lost the ball. That same
pass combination, after their
ground work had failed completely,
put the Morris lads back in the
ball game when brewer passed to
Katzenmeyer who scored. And
Katzenmeyer place kicked the af-
ter point.
In the first quarter the Sank
Centre lads had started with VIC
ious drives after Elver's recovery
Of a Morris tumble on the Morris
81. In just three plays they had
scored. And two out Of that three
featured laterals. On the first, just
to try the ground, Ethun plunged
for about three yards. Then Dick
haus' pass to Kringen was lateral
ed to Ethun cutting wide, and they
moved Is yards nearer the goal.
From the IL yard line with lateral
from Elver, as he was hit on the
five, was good to Ethun who did
some fancy rug cutting to cross
that goal. From a fake kick forma-
ton Butch Egan rammed for the
point.
Morris backs Hanson and Nelson,
virtually without interference, did
some valiant service advancing the
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