The Sidney herald., 1955-10-20

halrback Larry johnson skirt
ing his own right end raced the
distance to the goal. Ed Scblauch
kicked the point for a TO lead
Sidney took over on their ouTn
40 after the kickoff was out Of
bounds. Three plays netted zero
yardage and the Eagles were
forced to kick. John Marman
who does all the Sidney punting
got away another of his higb
booming punts to the Clendfve
81. ON a hard tackle by Bob Potts
and Jack Marion, Glendive nm
oled and Sidney recovered.
Tom Quilting operating ont Of
the halfback slot, attempted two
passes and both were incowN
plete. On third down a pass from
Qullllng to Potts and a lateral To
Scotty Jarvis put the BAH ON
Glendive's Is.
On the next play Oui1ling
again dropped back to pass Find
ing no receivers open Quilting
sped down the middle shaking
OF would be tacklers, and brof
the ball to the one yard line. On
the next play Jerry Smith went
over on a quarterback sneak. Tv-
Ter Jensen a for the point and
the Eagles had tied it up.
GIendlve received the kick and
were again dOwned on their 80. In
eleven plays after some fine run
nlng by Ward and Johnson the
Red Devils had the lead they new
er r~elinquished. Larry Skjllestad
went the final one yard on a
quarterback sneak for the tally
Inc try for point was wide.
Sidney started the next drive
on their own q. Staying on the
ground they drove to the 40
There a Quilting pass was inter
cepted and Glendive took over
their own %. The next plav
gained 8 yards but two PLAYS
later Dawson was back to the %
again after two fine tackles bv
Sattler and Helten.
Then after an exchange Of
Kicks Glendive again took over
this time ON their 80. The fast
running Dawson backs moved 10
Sidney 40. Then back Duane
peterson broke into the clear
and was finally brought down bv
ron and Tom Quilting. After NOV
ing to the 3 Peterson went off
tackle for the score. Ward ran
the point and Glendive led
halftime BOT.
just before the half ended
Ilendive again was threatening
the Sidney %. Sidney's Clar-
nee Helm stopped this drive as
le intercepted a pass.
In the third period after Sid
ley was held and forced to kick.
Ilendive moved relentlessly to the
'idnely 20. Four plays netted onlv
yards and the Eagles took over
their Is. Quilting ran for 9 and
arviS moved to the "a. Jensen
nd Doyle DotSon each picked
p 4 and Jarvis went to the as.
here Quilting once again faded
ack. His pass to Potts in the
ear was perfect. The Sidney end
as tackled from behind and
aVlng never gained complete
)ntroI Of the ball Potts fumbled
I'd Glendive recovered on their
This was a bad break for the
agles and had that drive con
nued the outcome might have
zen different.
The Red Devils mixing some
lsslng with their running moved
the Sidney 10. There the Eagles
stiffened and four plays la
took owe on the one.
Tired but not giving up the
giles moved to the Glendive az
eight plays. However, four pass
failed and Glendive took
er on Sidney's Al.
Once again Dawson moved to
Sidney n and again the To-
S forward wall threw them
Sidney took over and ON
: last play of the game the
iney ball carrier was showed
der in the end zone and Glen
,e had a safety and two points.
A near record crowd of 1000
IS watched this hard fought
ltest in which no yards were
from penalties. Very unusual
a football game.
The B team won their fourth
a row last Saturday downing
.es City BIS 1855. Sidney
res we're made on passes from
K Mulholland to Brent Potts
Craig Price to Ron Quilting.
IN Johnson made n tally on
QB sneak and Jim Atchison
It through the line for the
II q members of the squad
action, reports Coach Robin
and all showed steady i'm
Vement.
his Saturday the B squad takes
he road for a game with Viii
N. In their previous meeting
Sidney won 1910.
Sidney GIendive
t downs -. 10
Is rush. -- ia 263
Is pass A 80