The Sidney herald., 1957-09-12

Price, OBJ; Ron Munoz, RH;
Doyle Dotson, LII and John Mar
man, FB.
Although a number of mis-
takes were made in the game
with Williston. Coach Shading
was pleased with his boys first
game showing. The team suffered
no serious injuries and although
a few aches and pains are
ent everyone should be ready for
this weeks action.
Officials for the game are Dan
Mar1nkowvitch, and Don Patch
OF Miles City and Hollis Dietz of
Beach, N. D.
Sidney IS, Williston 10
Last Friday in the seasons
opener for both schools the Sid
ney Eagles and Williston Coyotes
battled to a 1919 tie on the
latters home field.
A rash of fumbles spelled dis
aster for the locals in this evenly
fought game. Sidney fumbled sew
en- times losing five out of which
three led to Williston scores. The
Coyotes OF the other hand mis-
cued twice but recovered both
times.
Sidney received the opening
kick but on the first play from
scrlmmage quarterback Craig
Price fumbled and tackle Neil
Reuter- recovered for Williston.
Six plays later the Coyotes had
their first score on a four yard
plunge by back Richard Studs
rud. Robert Nelson ran for the
all important point and the host
club had a TO lead.
The Eagles received the kick
and started their first scoring
drive from their own 40.
With halfbacks Doyle Dotson
and John Marman alternating,
plus a nine yard pass from Price
to end Ron Quilting, Sidney pow
cred to the Coyotes IL. Then
on a pitchout from the quarter
back to Dotson the fleet half
back skirted left end for the
tally. A bad pass from center
spoiled the point attempt and
the Coyotes led TO.
After forcing Williston to kick
Sidney started another drive.
Moving to the enemies "a mainly
on a 17-yard pass from Dotson
7 Quilting, the Eagles were set
for another counter.
After a beautiful fake by Price.
Marman took the handoff and
went the distance untouched for
the tally. However a, holding in
traction detected on the five
yard line nullified the score and
Sidney was back to the 20. Not
to be denied, Sidney moved in
seven plays for their second
score with Marman going the
final two yards over left tackle.
A pass from Marman to Quilting
scored the point after and Sidney
led at halftime 1877.
The third period was mostly
WIlliston's, thanks mainly to two
Sidney fumbles.
The Coyotes took the opening
kick and quickly moved to the
Eagles %. There Ron Munoz in
tercepted a pass on his own IL.
on the next play VIII
liston recovered another Sidney
tumble, this time on the 13.
Three plays later the score was
all tied up with Ron Erdman go
ing the final eight yards. The
try for point vas stopped.
Three plays later Williston had
another scoring opportunity hand
ed to them as they recovered a
tumble ON Sidney's 26.
A brilliant goal line stand by
Sidney stopped this drive on the
one yard line. but the Coyotes
through, yet.
Taking Marman's kick on Sid
% Williston went all the
way to the five before the Eagle
inc again, held. Sidney started
go but again fumblitis put on
he stopper and the Coyotes nee
had possession, this time on
Sidney's 81. The Eagle line had
itood up well against these con-
inuous scoring attempts, how
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With just two minutes remaining
n the game, an Is yard pass
end Gary Sukut put
he Coyotes in a 1913 lead.
Sidney had their dander no
However, and were not finished
'et They took the kick on their
40. Price picked up 10 and
1arman seven lore. A Price
'ass to Dean Johnson gave Sid
a first and ten on the enc
ny's 38. Another pass from the
quarterback to Marman
ut the ball on the n yard
inc with just 81 seconds re-
laining. From there Dotson
ushed over for the tieing score
he all important point was stop
ed on the goal line and the
.agles had to settle for the tie.
TATISTICS:
Sidney Williston
irSt downs .-.-.---. IL IL
'ds rushing ........ l45 $50
'ds passing ....-.. So 80