The Sidney herald., 1955-10-06

This Friday at Lewistown it
will be Eagles VS.. Eagles. Both
Sidney and the Fergus county
squad S the same nickname.
Coach Don Shading will take
a squad Of Is players by bus for
this central Montana conference
engagement.
Fergus, although holding a won
none, lost two record in the Class
A conference, have definitely
shown improvement over the 1854
team which edged Sidney 1920.
Last week in a game with the
strong Great Falls Central eleven
Fergus lost by the small margin
1877. In a non-conference game
earlier this season the Fergus
Eagles rolled over weak Miles
City $50.
Coach Shading expects his
squad to be at full strength for
this one Minor injuries occurring
in earlier games should be healed.
Sidney in workouts this week
continued to stress better block
ing and tackling. In spite of the
easy win last week marked inn
provement must be shown in
fundamentals if the locals are to
give much competition to the
stronger Glass A elevens yet to
play.
Last Friday a green, inexperi-
enced Glasgow team was an easy
victim for Sidney as the Eaglef
won % = 6.
The locals scored twice in the
opening period, once in the sec
ond and fourth quarters. The
Scotties, capitalizing in the third
when the Eagles obviously let
down, pushed over a touchdown
for their only score.
Glasgow received the opening
kickoff but Sidney took over on
downs on the Scottie's 46 as the
visitors refused to punt on fourth
down.
On some brilliant running by
Scotty Jarvis, Tyler Jensen and
Flip Mischief. Sidney moved
quickly to the 26. Then quarter
back Jerry Smith on the option
play lateraled to Mischief just as
he was tackled and Flip raced
around end &c yards for the first
Sidney score. Tom Quilling's first
Of three drop kick attempts for
the extra point was blocked.
Glasgow, after receiving the
kickoff gained 6 in two running
plays. On third down Sidney's
Gene Sattler recovered a Scotty
tumble and the Eagles took over
on GlasgoW's As.
The locals quickly moved to
the Is. However, a tumble on the
next play was recovered by Mar
vim Uphaus Of the Scotties and
Glasgow took over on their own
10.
In three plays the visitors net
ted a minus one yard on some
fine defensive work by end Bob
Potts. Quilting returned the punt
to the Glasgow 80 and the Eagles
started to roll.
On a quick opening play Jar
Wis moved to the Is. Four plays
later Sidney was back on the Is
yard line as two offside penal
ties were dealt to the locals. There
Smith lateraIed to Quilting who
threw a perfect pass to End Potts
in the end zone for the second
score. The kick was again block
ed and Sidney led 1910.
Glasgow took the kick on their
own 30. On a reverse play half
back Warren Karst moved to the
mid-field stripe. Then a pass by
quarterback Ron Kaneski was de-
Elected and intercepted by Jack
Marion and Sidney took over on
their own 38.
On an exchange of pu1ts the
locals gained six yards and were
on the A. After two plays Melted
no yardage Quilting tossed to
Jack Marion who was downed
on Glasgow's 81. In five plays
Sidney was on the 10. Then Jar
Wis on a straight off tackle play
went over for the third Sidney
score. The kick was low and the
Eagles led at halftime 1870.
just before the half ended.
Glasgow's halfback Don Sand