The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1944-10-12
SCOTS, WOLVES.
fight TO 90
CRIDIRON TIE
Pointers Last Half Goal Stand
Balks Glasgow Drive
to Score.
Glasgow Team Has Yardage
and Down Edge Over
Opponents.

In a contest that was bruisingl,
hard-fought all the way, Glasgow
and Wolf Point gridiron teams bat
tied to an 90 stalemate on the
Wolf Point field Friday night before
a capacity crowd that included sew
eral hundred Glasgow supporters.
The Pointers had an edge the
first quarter, but Glasgow was OF
the offensive in the last half ano
only a strong stand within the Sha-
dows of their goal posts kept the
Wolves from losing. Statistics gave
Glasgow a considerable margin in a
game that, from a spectators stand
point, was worth every minute-well
played and well officiated.
The Scots most of the time func-
toned well as a team, with no out
standing players. The Wolves triple
threat, Herman Bushman, was bot
tied on many plays, but easily the
standout player on the opposing
squad was Stephens, big tackle, who
worked all over the line and some
times in the secondary in a defen-
sive game that saved his team many
yards.
Wolves Receive
Wolf Point received Combs kick
TO open the game and Casey returned
from his Is to the 25.. The Wolves
ran the ball to their AZ before a play
was stopped dead by Center Ole
HammernesS. Glasgow started. =. but
an attempted Helland-Luckman pass
was grabbed by Bushman on his
own "a. After one long gain. the
Pointers were stopped and kicked to
the Glasgow rs. A tumble was re-
covered by Holland on his W Is
on the first play. In the hole, the
Scots kicked after one pass attempt
and Bushman returned the ball
from midfield to the Glasgow 80
before the quarter ended.
A Wolf aerial attack begged down
and the Scots took the ball on their
own 80, but lost 3 yards in 3 plays,
again kicking to the midstripe, with
4 return to the 40. A break came
when the ball squirted from Bush
mans hands as he ran an end, with
DIE Hammerness recovering and
to the Glasgow 46. Chances
as Fey made S and Hell
and Skirted an end loT Inore,
to the Wolf 80. But a. pass
Knocked down, a tumble recovered,
short gain at end and another
'ass grounded was the best Glasgow
ould do.
The Pointers took the ball OH
owns and Casey's IA yards around
Eft end looked like a start but the
rive vas baked when Fey and
LELAND stopped Bushman for a loss.
'wo more line drives gained little
nd Casey kicked. Glasgow started
} advance the ball and it was near
lidfield when the half came.
Fey Makes Return
Receiving on the second half
Fey made a nice return of
} yards to his own 44-yard line.
lasgow started moving, but was set
ick by a holding penalty. Then !
intercepted a pass and was {
owned on the Glasgow 40. Three {
'olf plays brought but 4 yards,
len Watson knocked down Casey ,
the Wolf 40 for a loss and Glas- |
w took possession of the ball.
Fey. Holland and Cole all took
Irt in an offensive that brought
Glasgowites to the Wolf l7-yard
arker. The Scots then failed to
in, but Wolf Point was penalized
r holding and a penalty half the
stance to the goal brought the ball o
yards from paydirt, giving the <
Olives the ball. They promptly r
to their 49 and speedy Joe n
Ickman ran it back to the 80. A "
SIS was long, then Luckman ran c.
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