The Sidney herald., 1960-10-26
SIDNEY D0WNED BY GLASGOW;
PLAY LEWISTOWN SATURDAY

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Erwin Fischer, Eagle defensive
stalwart, went on the offense last
Saturday night and scored Sid
ney'S only touchdown against the
Glasgow Scotties, who emerged
victorious when they scored four
IDS in the first half and had
chalked up another before the
final gun to run the score to 1876,
Glasgow. Fischer, 210 pound
tackle, was shifted to the full
back spot by Coaches Dasinger
and Ewing in the third quarter
and spanked a drive from the
Sidney % which eliminated in
his barging into the end zone
from the Glasgow 2 yard line.
Fleet, shifty backs and a tough
defensive line proved the Scots
to be the best opposition seen
in action on Swanson Field this
year.
Glasgow kicked and Quilting
ran back to his own 81; Bob Badt
picked up the only first down
in the half when he hit the line
twice in succession. Since fur
Their gains were not forthcoming,
Fischer punted from the SO and
Glasgow was given possession on
their own 33. Long runs gave
them three first downs and Gary
myrhe went for-tackle from the
ten yard line. Glasgow, 60. Two
minutes later Myrtle did the same
thing from Sidney'S "a yard line.
Dean Johnson ran the extra point;
Glasgow, 1870. The intervening
two minutes saw Hagen return
the kick to his "a, run it to the
70 where a tumble ON the 80
gave the Scots possession for one
play when they fumbled and
Steve Palmer recovered on the
30; insufficient yardage gain fore
ed a punt from the 80 and from
there, Glasgow started from their
80, their second touchdown hinge.
The ball was downed from kick
on the Eagle 20, quarterback
Marty Bakken passed to Roy
Bentson for a gain of seven yards
and the next attempt saw LandeS
intercept a pass for Glasgow on
|, Sidney 81. BentSon intercepted
right back on the Scots first play
from huddle and Sidney control
Jed once more on their own %,
Another attempted pass found
the Eagle Winger SWamped with
opposition and a consequent fum-
BILE gave Glasgow the ball on the
Eagle 20. After a first down tC
the 10, Dallas johnson took the
hoghide over on ar end run anC
Ken Gilbert ran the extra poin-
with eleven minutes left in the
second quarter; Glasgow 200.
Quilting returned the kick tt
the Eagle 81, McMorris and Ha'
gen moved it to the As, but a los
following this forced a punt from
the 33. The Scots were awarded
the ball on their own 10 a
result of a clipping penalty on
long touchdown rum; a few loni
runs and a Is yard penalty o.
Sidney moved the ball to tn
Eagle Is and Dallas johnson pass
ed to Red LerSoack for anothe
I'D; Dean Johnson a the extr,
point for a 27-0, Glasgow, half
time score.
Sidney kicked to open play tn
second half; Glasgow put the ba.
in play on their own A an
they got into Sidney territory q
. lar as the 80 when George Ia
valney funbled and Dallas John
son picked UP the loose ball an
ran for another touchdown; tin
extra point attempt was no good
Glasgow $50. Two minues wer
gone in the quarter.
Hagen ran the kick back 1
Sidney'S "a, and after incomplet
passes and little yardage gaineC
a punt gave the Scots poSsessio
on their 33 and after a gain {
five yards, they punted. Sidne
took over on their own % an
Erickson advanced it to the 81
then Fischer was shifted to full
back and picked up four yarC
and a first down the first tim
ne carried. Roger Jensen went I
the AZ and Fischer picked u
another first down to the Ola:
gov 40. In two more line buck
he picked up, another first dow
Erickson picked UP another fir
down, a pass was attempted an
Fischer bucked again three Sut
cessive times to the Scot IL ar
picked up another fisrt dow
Erickson RAJ to the 8 and til
quarter ended.
On the first play in the la
quarter Fischer cracked the lil
again for five yards and on ii
rext play Glasgow was pena
- lied half way to the goal line
~ the ball rested ON the one an
one7half yard line from whis
Fishcer went into the end zon
his buck for extra point was sho
v and the score stood 1876, Ola
A cow.
Glasgow ran the kick to I'll
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