The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-11-09
SCOTS SMASH
ROUNDUP FOR
EAST A TITLE
Glasgow Team Outruns, Out
passes Visitors to Win by
21-O Margin

Glasgow high school outpowered
and ~outpassed Roundup high school,
81 to 0, on the local field Saturday
night to take the eastern Montana
Glass A football title and earn the
right to meet Anaconda in the state
A championship contest this week
end.
The ScottieS scored three touch
downs and a safety and ran I'D Is
first downs to their opponents 3.
They had an even more impressive
margin in yards from scrimmage
POI TO Is for the losers and counted
an additional 81 yards on 8 passes
out of IA attempted.
The title winners showed espe-
cialy strong line play, smashing the
forward wall of the Miners consis-
tently and holding them to slight
gains. The Glasgow choice of plays
was good and the backs made the
most of their opportunities. driving
hard. The Miners, although out
classed, never quit. Braychta's boom
ing kicks kept the Scots in the hole
most of the first period, while AkerS'
nice passing brought the sole Round
up scoring threat late in the game.
Start Rolling
After a seeSaw exchange of kicks
early in the first period Glasgow
started rolling from exactly mid
field towards its close. Cole and Fey
punched the line for 7 yards, then
a Helland-Mann pass was good for
13 yards to take the ball to the
RnIlndrn an Affar turA t~roaaz.f,,1
tries, Ole HammernesS punched the ]
line twice for a first down on the ;
Miner 10. On the second try, he =
shook loose from the Is over right
guard, bowled over one would-be .
tackler and ran standing up to the :
goal. Mann's dropkick was blocked q,
and the score vas 60. .
The Scots almost reached paydirt $
late in the second period after Mann
recovered a Miner tumble on the ST
Roundup 38. The Scots reeled off two
successive first downs and drove TO p,
he 3-yard line, where the embattled
held and kicked out Just be- Va
ore the half ended. T.
The Glasgow offensive started !
lgain in the second half, although :,
held back by fumbles in the chilly
Wind and penalties. A long return u
# the Roundup kickoff brought the
'all to the Glasgow 40. Big factors r.
Luckman'S 14-yard gain on a
eyerse and a Misunderstanding pass
God for l6 yards, mixed with line
maShes. y,
Tackled Behind Goal
The Scot drive subsidized as the
IOhr1nO hH1nnrc hold fnr Iaur,r ~
heir 8. Then AkerS juggled the ball
lomentarily as he tried to run it
ut from behind the goal. Five or
x Glasgow tacklers poured in and
owned him behind his WI goal to
I've Glasgow a safety and make the ;
core 80. {
After receiving a free kick on the
.oundup 81, Glasgow drove again {
own to the Roundup 4-hne. :
ole went over, but the play was !
allied back because Of a penalty for |
he Glasgow backfield in motion. !
wo line smashes brought Slight
ain, then Holland passed to Mann, Tn
the clear and over the goal, and
was l4-0. Mann's pass to Luck -
made it 1870. r.
Soon after, when Roundup lost
lie ball by George Coles pass inter-
.ption in a desperate aerial attack,
lie Scots crossed to paydirt on a
elland-Luckman pass. But a Glas-
w lneman was holding and the
,nalty took the ball back to the
Oundup %. Zupon of Roundup
cared ar attempted Glasgow pass
Id ran to the Scot 38. Then an
ler-Nicholson toss put it on the
g..
The home team settled back for
goal stand. After two aerial losses,
e whole side of the Scot line came
fast as Nicholson attempted to
t another pass away. He was hit
he threw, but the ball had enough
lpetus to travel a few yards \
the air. Burt Mann grabbed "
in flight on the Roundup IL. A
ANIMATE blocked out the only
man near, then Mann
Inferred 88 yards to score. making
2l-0. A pass was dropped on an
tempted conversion.
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