The Sidney herald., 1958-09-24
Sidney Plays at Glasgow Friday;
EauIes Lose to Red Devils

After the second week of Mon
tana's Glass A football action
three teams remain with perfec
records. Defending champs Grea
Falls Central, Havre and Glen.
dive each have Won two withou
a loss. Miles City IS undefeatec
but has n tie to mar their rec
ord.
In last weeks games Billing.
Central swamped lowly Laurel
800, Great Falls Central stopped
Lewistown 24-0, Miles City beat
Hardin 200, Havre ~outfougnt
Glasgow 20-7 and Glendive out
clasSed Sidney by a like core.
Sidney travels to the North
Friday to encounter the Glasgow
ScottieS.
Coach Bunny Radakovich's ex-
perienced squad has lost twice to
leaders Havre and Great Falls
Central, but hold a non-confer-
ence victory over Glass B Wolf
Point.
Scouting reports, however, in
dictate the Scotties are anything
but push-overs. Their starting
eleven includes seven regulars
back from the 1857 team.
Glasgow operates from the
single-wing formation, one the
Eagles have not faced this sea-
son. Guiding the team is a trans
fer quarterback named Power.
Their experienced line will out
weigh Sidney's man to man.
The Eagles are travelling to the
'Hi-Line" City with but one
thought in mind: to improve their
present 500 rating. Glasgow Will
be tough; in fact possibly the
best Sidney has met since Will
hston.
According to Coach Don Sma-
ding, I'VE made too many costly
mistakes last week at Glendive,
and if we can hold the miscues
at a minimum this Friday, Glas-
COWS in for a rough night"
The Eagles, however, may be
hampered with injuries this
week end. Mike Jones is def
mite lost with a knee injury. 9th
er first ~stringers who will see ac-
ton but are slowed with bruises
are Craig Price, Ron Munoz and
Dennis Williams.
Glendive 20, Sidney ]
The score and statistics last
Saturday night point to Glendive
as the better team. However,
without a couple of bad breaks
against Sidney and the latter's
inability to stop Dawson on fourth
down situations the final out
come coulo have been turned
around.
This vas the most bruising and
~hard-fought contest either team
has been in this still .young sea-
son. Players on both teams suf-
fered minor bruises which occur
when athletic squads have the
desire to win as these two had
last weekend. ,
Sidney lost one touchdown {
when they fumbled in the end
one and lost another likely SIX /
pointer on a penalty. The Eagles
one tally came in the second 6
quarter when Fullback Ron Nun +
OF, UP player of the Week" :
last week, carried over from six I
yards out.
Glendive received the opening !.
kick and put the ball in play on ,,
their own 40. Two plays later end
Bob Jensen recovered a Dawson
tumble still on the same 40-yard I
line. 4
Keith Groshart picked up
three yards and then Munoz +
broke through the right side and u
carried to the three-yard line be- Z
fore being tackled. However, this T
play was nullified as a Sidney 8
was detected of being off 3
side. :
From then until midway in the +.
second quarter neither team could {,
muster a threat as both played Ii
defensive ball.
Following a good George Weber F
punt, Glendive was in possession H
N their own 80. On the next T
,lay. a Dawson tumble was re- F
Covered by John Neckles who F
las been in on his share of re- a.
overies this season. Sc
Two passes by Price were in II
omplete and then Munoz broke II
through to the Red Devils Is for
first first down of the
anne. Groshart picked up 3 and N
fter an Eagles five-yard penalty
funoz carried again, this time III
D the six. On the next play the n.
ocals' fullback pushed over for dS
ne I'D. Price kept for the point hi
nd Sidney led 10. "a
The Red Devils scored their ~
-rst tally with but SO seconds ri
1T in the half with fullback Al =
cummings going the last yard.
That appeared 10 be an import 1
ut extra point failed. tir
Sidney received the kickoff tn
start the second half and pro- TIL
,eded to display a devastating