The Sidney herald., 1957-09-19

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Glasgow.
The Seotties who a year ag
lost all seven of their conferenc
are expected to be muc,
improved despite their last wee
aa-7 loss to Havre. Their coacn
said. "We're forgetting all apou
mast seasons. We have a Det.e
Club and should be able to CIV
a good account of ourselves o'
the field" ror !
Clasrow's starting eleven 1
made up almost entirely OF tnel
nine returning lettermen and wv
transfer students. These eievel
with weights r ENDS
Neistenz, 1875 and Wayne Lesie
10. formerly Of Richey; tackles
Jerome Thurman, ITS and hlcn,
ard Carlson, ESQ; guards, CIR
Rambacher, 165 and Larry Ben
SON. 100; center Gordon Olln ger
100 Backs are quarterpack DoI
Rolev 40: halfbacks Don JeliuIn
16o and Cecil Calby, l6o; 1uil-
hack Bruce Klevmoen, l0o' uaiiS
fer from Riverdale, N. ID.
The Sidney squad, many o.
whom are suffering from coios'
AVE been working hard all week
On defense and mainly TO s.op
the Scottie's single wing. Inc
Eagles can expect a lot OF pass,
mo from the "Highline" squad
Co additional work is needed on
the Sidney pass defense, especiai-
ly on rushing the passer.
The Eagles have a problem
in irving to fill the linebacker
snot left vacant with the unfor-
tunate injury. to Doyle Dotson.
Coach Don Shading says he may
move Ron Quilting over to line
hacker. ~
Sidney expects to start Ron
Quilting or Richard Rein, LE'
Dick Helten, LIT; Al Mann or
Mike Jones, LG; Fred Ford q
Kendall Habedank, re; Dale
Winter, RT; Dean johnson, RE;
Craig Price, OBJ; Ron Munoz'
LII; Keith Groshart or gull
ling RH and John Marman,
FB.
Saturday at 200 the Sidney
B squad under the direction OF
.John Grimstead will play its first
game here against Williston.
y CIopdivp e
For the first time in six years
the Sidney Eagles defeated the
Dawson County Red Devils rom
Glendive last Friday night on
Swanson field.
In 1851 the locals stopped their
arch rivals by the same score
of 7-6. That year Sidney went
IN TO win the old Eastern Dlvl-
sion Championship and then lost
! thriller to Anaconda IN the
playoff.
Sidney's victory last Wednes-
lay was a sweet but costly one.
Dovle Dotson, senior star half
,ack. and exceptionally strong
defensive man, was lost 10 u
for the remainder OF the
with a head injury. Doyle
will certainly be missed by ms
teammates but there never mas
,een a time when the team was
more important than a players
-,
Penalties and miscues by the
during the first half were
,ery costly. Not until the third
,eriod did the locals settle down
O show their power in this I'M
,ortant opening class A confer
nee battle. ,.,x
Sidney received the kickoff
nut after picking up one first
own were forced to punt from
he Glendive as. A hard tackle
" Dean Johnson and Ron Gull
ing put Dawson in the hole on
heir own five. On the next play
ION Munoz nailed the runner on
he half yard line and Glendlve
yas forced to kick.
Quarterback Craig Price took the
unit and on a fine runback OF
S yards put his team in scor-
1g position just II yards from
aydirt. Four plays later ana
net minus five yards the Reo
,evils took over.
With neither team making
the first period ended
,oreless. Then in the second
Ilendive got control on Sidney's
On a pitchout halfback Jim
+ealy raced to the Eagles ~.
our plays later Dawson had It's
NV score as quarterback Bill
on a keep went around
nd to score from ten yards out.
he most important extra point
tempt was stopped.
Sidney took over on their own
[. On some fine running by
olson and John Marman the
aRles moved into enemy terri
nv only to lose the ball on a
ass i~nterception. ]
After an exchange OF punts I
lendiye took over on Sidney's
!. On some fine running plus q |
ass good for 16 yards the Red
evils were down to the Sidney
n ward line. On the next play 6
exile Dale Winter stopped the r
inner for a seven yard loss. ]
hen after being held for zero t
,rdage Dotson streaked through