The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-10-30

Inc quarter enQeQ as Elmer f-TOel
established himself as a driving
battling back who piled hard fol
every foot of ground he got.
That's all there was Of the frs
quarter. Hansmann had stemmet
the advance. The backs had pick
ed up the gauntlet and behind Their
line had torn deep into Glenwood
territory. There they were all
even.
In fact Glenwood opened three
quarters in almost identical man.
ner. On the first time they hand
led the ball in the second there
was a scramble, a pile up and a
darting young player. And that
center spot mite, Dick Berggreen
bounced up with possession.
But we said that the fortunes of
war changed quickly. And they
did. For no sooner had Sank Gen.
ire ground its way to their own
80 yard line than Bob Hansmann
had his first taste Of Ill luck. On
an end around he was caught hard
fumbled and Glenwood recovered
Then things happened fast for that
first Glenwood score. They march
ed with Holden doing the twinkle
toed running.
Even then things didn't look bad
until Sank Centre was penalized
for unnecessary roughness. And
Holden scored from the ten yard
line. Jorgenson's kick was good
and first half scoring was at an
end. But Glenwood was back ham,
mering again as Holden, trapped
after Proell's punt, made a beauti-
full exit and ran in a broken field
to the mid stripe. Glenwood piled
it on then deep to the five yard
/ line where Hansmann killed pass
in masterful effort that left him
flat on the ground. For two more
PLAYS Bogie was stopped. And the
half ended that assault.
The third opened in the by now
stereotyped design. Glenwood re-
ceived and Grindy raced up to the
80. Power generating Jorgenson
got a first down across the mid
field stripe and Bogie passed to
Benson. Holden swung out on the
end but Jewell, who rose to new
heights as defensive player,
brought him down. Right there
/ the pattern formed. Bogie went
back for a pass, Benson was wait
ing for it. But so was Jack Grin
dy, Sank Centre end. He gathered
1t up, raced down the sidelines on
what seemed to be the setup for
a perfect score. But big Jorgenson
was on him fast and he was caught
from behind. But only after he
had the thrill of his football life
and had raced so yards.
Bogie stopped Jewell on the first
play. Then the Glenwood Grindy
hauled off to intercept a pass and
Glenwood steamed back up field,
delayed by this interlude. Holden
scrammed to the forty for first,
and Boyle was on his way across
the midfield. Kurrell halted the
next play. A pass was ruled COM
plete on interference with the re-
ceiver and Boyle bored deep into
pay dirt. For three downs a plucky
Sank Centre gang buttoned Glen
wood tighter than a raincoat in a
storm and inside the ten yard line
But on the fourth they rolled out
the end sweep and over went Hold
en-. Jorgenson kicked and there IL
was 40 to O.
Sank Centre received on the OPP
ening of the fourth quarter and
Kurrell banged up to the AZ. Jewell
was caught by Benson on the first
feeler try. Then Proell uncorked
his passes. He tossed a beautiful
rs yard bullet to Hansmann who
was there to receive. That pulled
them deep into Glenwood territory.
Then repeating the same play there
was Hansmann again, flat and
clear on the twenty. He had it and
he didn't have it. 1t bobbled into
the air right into the hands of
Holden who raced on back the
other way.
Twice more Glenwood rolled out
her machine in the fourth. Bogie
to Benson on pass was incom-
plete. But this Bogie to Grindy
combination clicked and while
Jewell had him by one heel, Grindy
stumbled over the goal. Not long
after this same pass combination
bored in deep again. A fifteen yard
plenalty aided them. Fred Cooper,
now in with the reserves in the
last three minutes, knocked down a
pass. But Bogie scored on the next
play. Jorgenson kicked four per-
feet points and that was the ball
game.