The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-09-21
SCOTTIES WIN
FROM SIDNEY,
SCOREl2TO2
Bakers Boys Show Promise to
Take Sugarbeeters in
First Grid Game.
Hard Drives Bring Scores for
Local Team in First and
Fourth Periods.

Green and ragged in spots but
many times showing drive and fight
that pleased a large crowd, Glasgow
high defeated Sidney on the local
field Friday night, - to 2. in the
first football game of the season.
The Scotties had a clear margin in
most departments, but the deter
mined visitors didn't quit and drove
to within 7 yards of a goal as the
game ended. Glasgow's next game
is here with the Custer COWBOYS of
Miles City on Sept. 20, Coach Ray
Baker announced.
GlaSgow'S counters were in the
first and fourth periods. Sidney re-
ceived to open the game and made
little Roadway. ZieSke kicked to the
50-yard line and the ball rolled
back to the Sidney 81. Glasgow
punched the center Of the line for
gains, with Holland and Toy doing
most of the ball packing TIE Scot
ties rolled to the Sidney IA then
were set back 5 yards by an offside
penalty. But Holland hit through
his left tackle. cut back past a be-
wildered Sidney secondary, shaking
off one determined tackler, and ran
over the goal. A try for extra point
on a pass, Holland to Mann. was
incomplete and the score was 60.
Penalties Set Back
Glasgow again started toward pay
dirt late in the first period after
a pretty pass from Luckman to
Mann for 20 yards. The Scots
were set back by two holding pen
Qlfinc thor ffrrah1aI 70 1O~A fl.1s-
chance.
A little later Zieske of Sidney
made one of his long kicks over the
Glasgow goal. Luckman attempted
to run it out but was tackled be-
hind the goal line. The officials
ruled it a safety. giving Sidney 2
points. Again the home team started
a drive down the field after get
ting the ball on is own 20-yard
line, but again was stymied by
holding penalties. The half ended
near midfield, with the score 60.
The Glasgow forward wall showed
outstanding ability the first half to
open holes for the backs, while de-
fensively the Scots tackled vi
ciously.
Sidney started a threat in the
third when WANTS 24-yard pass to
Murphy put the ball on the Glas-
gov %, but the offensive was brok-
en- up.
Drive from "a
Glasgow's next goal drive started
ate in the third. Fey fumbled and
the ball to Sidney but two
later intercepted a Sugar
)eeter pass on the Sidney "a An
15-yard penalty set the Scot
les back but Holland made it I'D
With a 19-yard run around end. A
penalty put the ball on its
5. Three plays brought a net gain
f 4 yards, then Holland a around
nd out of bounds to the Sidney 3.
fumbled on the next play
ut recovered the ball l yard short
( pay dirt. Then Holland hit the
enter for goal and it was 1879.
'ry for point by placekick failed.
n waning minutes Sidney passed
nd ran the ball to the Glasgow Z
efore time was called. Wyant paced
ne visitors in this drive.
A summary shows that Glasgow
aimed 141 yards from scrimmage to
50. first downs. Glasgow
}. Sidney 7; losses from scrimmage,
-lasgOw 81. Sidney Is; punts. Glas-
DIV 5 for an average of rs. Sidney
for an average of 81; Glasgow
)mpleted 2 of 5 passes attempted
IT a total gain of % yards and
idney completed 2 of 6 for SIS;
snalties totaled 100 yards for Glas-
wv and IS for Sidney; Glasgow had
fumbles and recovered 5; Sidney
l, recovered 2. One punt
as blocked and recovered by the
,ots. who also intercepted one pass.
Tho cfartip0 Imam.