The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-10-05
SCOTSHUMBLE
COWBOY Club
SCORE TOO
Hard hitting Glasgow Team
Runs and Passes to Victory
Over Custer High.
Local Squad Has Wide Margin
i'm Game on RANT Covered
Field Here.

Glasgow's Scots, exhibiting team
work and a hard-running offensive,
put the first leg firmly on the east
ern Montana Glass A title here Fri
day night when they defeated an
outclassed Custer county high foot
ball team from Miles City, 800.
Glasgow had a vast margin in
almost every division of the game
and was never slowed, playing a
surprisingly open type of ball on a
field that became sticky with a
steady rain.
The Scots wasted no time in es-
tablishing a lead. The Milesmen re-
ceived the kickoff and made no
Roadway in two plays. kicking out
to their own 33. Glasgow took the
ball and in Just four plays hit pay
dirt through a combination OF hard
running, blocking and fast charging
by an aggressive forward wall. The
sequence was this: Holland 10 yards
at right end, Fey 9 and 2 yards
through the line to punch the ball
to the Miles 9-strip. then Fey over
the goal through his own right
tackle. Attempt for extra point
failed and it was 60.
Reverses Field
The Cowboys again received. Do
Ian vas set back for a 6-yard loss
the first play when Beef Watson
broke through and smeared the run
as he did several times. Miles
lost the ball on downs on its own
Al. Frankie Holland scampered 81
yards around end. Two plays
brought 5 yards, nullified by a back
in-motion penalty. Then Holland
drifting around right end,
found himself bottled. cut back to
the left behind his scrimmage line
and reversed the entire field until
ne was brought down on the Miles
line.
For three downs the cowboys
leld valiantly, bolstered by Tackle
Ray Tindall, but on the final try
Joe Luckman grabbed Hollands
short pass over the goal line. A
Helland-Mann pass brought the ex-
.ra point and it was 1870. The first
Iuarter ended soon after the next
Iickoff when End Tom Heating
grabbed a Miles tumble on the visi-
.ors' %.
Pass Paves Way
Three plays netted the Scots but
54yards, then Holland floated a pass
Burt Mann. who was hit on the
2. Hollands dash around right end
vas good for 10 yards. Fay punched
a goal through the center of
he line and it was 1910. A pass at
empted for extra point failed.
Soon after Miles received, it made
IS only threat of the game when
iorin ran from the Glasgow Al to
8 on a double reverse. Two plays
ere stopped dead, one by Center
Twin Combs. Then Dick Mitchell's
ice toss to Bill Anderson brought
gain to the Glasgow 9. Again two
laws failed. as Host Coach Baker
ent in a dry ball for the visitors.
Cole stopped the rally when
e intercepted a Cowboy pass on his
Wn 3 and ran it out to the 10.
ole's blocking also had been a fac
" in the Glasgow attack. The half
aided two plays later.
Glasgow received the second half
.ckoff. but an alerted Miles defense
-oke up a passing game. Mann
cked and the Miles receiver fun
ed. Glasgow recovering. A Glas-
wv drive to the Cowboy II was
liked when a fourth down pass
to the end zone was long. Miles
st 7 on two plays against the
ard charging Glasgowites and
cked out with a short boot end
g on the visitors 81. A pass, Hell
nd to Mann, raj good for 10
.rds. On the next play, Fey
canned over tackle to goal and it
Is $50. A placekick for extra point
is wide.
Snags Pass, Scores
Glasgow's final score came soon
ter Custer received the next kick
f. Center Roland (Ole) Hammer
who had played a heads-up
game, snagged an at
Miles pass and ran 25 yards
Wn the sideline to score. Burt
ann dropkicked for extra point
d it was 800.
Coach Baker substituted freely the
,sing ten minutes and the re-
held well. A 10-yard
SIS. Fey to Koon, was completed
before the game ended. A Gal
,her-Maag pass also had been
cd.
The summary shows Glasgow
med l42 yards from scrimmage to
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