The Sidney herald., 1959-11-04
Locals Will Play
Friday

80 att $500
Quilting meandered downfield t.
the Lewistown z. Harold Sax hi
the line to ruffle the feathers o
the visiting Eagles and put thu
home team ahead 1877. Lewistowr
ran the kick to their own 81 and
after a couple of unsuccessful
passes, punted, and Williams rar
it back to the Lewistown 43. A X
yard penalty on Lewistown anc
impressive runs by Petersen anc
Badt put the ball on the Lewistowr
S. Doug Quilting ran for the TE
and the extra point to give Sidney
10 to Lewistown's 7. After kickoff
Lewistown passed from their OWL
40 to the Sidney 40. With as Sec
onds left of the first half, Hamil-
ton uncorked another pass and
Dennis Williams intercepted for
Sidney on their own %. With very
little time left, a faxed Statue OF
liberty" caught st. Cyr behind the
line of scrimmage and a hurried
pass was intercepted by Peccia OF
Lewistown who was brought down
by McMorris, Hansen and st. Cyr
on the Sidney 5 as the gun went
off ending the first half.
LeWistown kicked to start the
second half and Sidney downed
the ball on their own 81. Two con-
secutive losses after a first down,
which was picked up by Roger
Berry, forced a punt which was
blocked and recovered by Lewis
town on the Sidney 35. Lewistown
marched to the Sidney II where
they lost the ball on downs. A
sustained drive by the local eleven
containing long rum by Quilting,
Petersen, Williams and Sax and
two passes from st. Cyr to Jensen
put the ball on the Lewistown 2
from which Quilting ran for an
other SidneyTD; Williams ran the
extra point and Sidney led 26-7.
Early in the fourth quarter,
Lewistown invaded Sidney soil
and was threatening until
Williams intercepted another
Lewistown pass and ran it to Sid
10. Long runs by Sidney
took the local Eagles to the
Lewistown 80 and Roger Berry
lightfooted his way to the lined
loan of Lewistown from there.
Harold Sax ran for the extra point
and Sidney led 1877. After kickoff
marched from their
own % to the Sidney 36; Hamil-
ton passed to Neighbor who went
into Sidney's striped soil standing
ID. Hamilton ran the extra point
-33-14. Sidney fumbled on the
first play after kickoff and Lewis
town recovered. A is yard penalty
against Sidney put the ball on the
16 yard line and Hamilton
Neighbor again who wen.
or another I'D. O'Fallon ran the
extra point for the final score of
he game-33-21, Sidney.
The hometown Eagles did them
;elves proud in this game. Defen-
the line was hard to beat
Jansen, Myron, McMorris. Lowe,
arson. Benton, Iverson, Neckels,
Toss, Olness, Rozelle, Jensen, Nc
Jay, Redgren, Hall and Douglass.
rhe backs did a tremendous job in
luelling the usually effective
.ewistown passing threat. Kermit
Petersen looked exceptionally good
his running assignments. He
vas good for a first down almost
very time he was given the ball.
Harold Sax did some beautiful
blocking in addition to
making some nice long runs. Doug
Quilting, sophomore fullback,
;howed up exceptionally well in
lis many ground-gaining runs as
lid Bob Badt, another sophomore
Jack. st. Cyr and Williams, along
With Roger Berry, played their
Isual spark-plugging best. st. Cyr's
ole as field general par excellence
vas we'll displayed. Big Bob Jen-
en- took a pass at one time and
ave three Lewistown tacklers a
iggy-back ride for five yards be-
ore he caught on to what they
we're trying to do.
Others who saw action: Bruce
fcMorris, the gargantuan quarter
ack who relieved in the fourth
uarter; John Erickson, halfback
Jensen, guard; Larry Del
ney, end.
This victory gives Sidney a 4
yin, 3 loss record in the confer
nee and tied for fourth place
nth Lewistown and Great Falls
CENTRAL. Friday, November 6, they
lay the Laurel Locomotives in
re final game of the season at
.aurel.
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