Holdingford High School - Memories Yearbook (Holdingford, MN)

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varsit basketball ROW 1: Manager, B. Ertl, M. Wentland, M. Voss, T. Kolledge, M. Ebnet, Manager, P. Ebnet ROW 2: Coach Anderson, A. Opatz, R. Meagher, B. Maine, I. Pierskalla, G. Waletzko, B. Waletzko, R. Pierskalla. junior varsit KNEELING: A. Voss, ROW 1: I. Ebnet, A. Opatz, B. Maine, Coach Blascziek, G. Waletzko, D Opatz, M. Vos, R. Scepaniak.

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loldingford Huskers in opener-S .'s13eif..f1fsh Huskers thrash Royals, oost record to 2-0 BY ROB HELD Times Sports Writer HOLDINGDORD, Minn.- A devastating running attack stalwarted by Dan S0- wada and headed by an ex- plosive offensive line ,plus a gritty d e f e n s e carried the Holdingford Huskers to a 21-0 thrashing of Royalton in the Times Area Game of the Times Game of the Week He rambled through a gaping hole near the end of the first half to give the Huskers the first taste of points. It was la Area pursuit and ga g tackling. The Royals weie only able , ,,,. -..- to really serious y penetrate first half into Husker territory on tW0 ur touch- foflowe Q W Co-Captainsg ' Roman and Paul gli A g 1 A defense .which 1 Week here L 1. .. .. .. -......:l ...U--.---V A---v -Af-- 5'--H A-A I-mmn naar tha -1 otollnrl f-11.-ww-.A 1- ----L ----je t 9 A me A e1 o mg or crus es ar e it SARTELL-The unbeaten and fr-om the one. Gerry Wentland ning mentor Gary Roebuck, exceptional job they've bee untied Holdingford Huskers followed by bc :rind out our doing, commented Roebu notched their fifth straight 3 kicks. lay we were about his undefeated triumph here Friday by rip- Paul ie and get it He said it was the ping the Sartell Sabres in a ty pass to of a little at that made his defense so Great River Conference tilt he was ged. The 'D' has allowe :-' 35-0. goal post to was pleased merely six points in fiv ....:4 -. The Huskers dominated the next Husker Ifeel it was games which is nearing contest with a ball control of- made a ame of the point per game average. f'- fense which was headed by a side the heid is prov- Ho' ffl 551 mbsuy relentless ground game. The fort. y capable and mate performance of our foot troops took control of the That same One ma- have lineman, said a quie, game in the early going as for the final really im- them sured Husker ment0 Greg Feia swept left end for 22 yards and that was the first sign of Husker dominance. The opening drive went through four first downs and Paul Stanoch sneaked one yard for the TD. Bob Schmidt added a successful run for the PAT and a quick 8-0 lead. Holdingford went on to get possession of the ball on five occasions during the first half with jor 3 prow Dale , M handle ...c aa.. W... W .... -- offense, continued Roebuck. We've got a big crew of returnees and I expected to L--.. - .1---..A. L..11 ..1..1.. Luk T first half as r ability to the 20 yards to d control the B e c invasion of Sa ed Roebuck. ers. Holdingford Chuck, Dale, D3-YY1 big crew of the5 about mid-fiel expected to anotl over a minute remaining. Sta- have a decent ball club but I as ti noch hit Berscheid for two passes which moved the ball to the twenty yard marker. . Then they combined again for the TD with only 20 seconds to go. hasn ice the totally the firs merely : :he hal penalty series had the touch id start 1 fourtl Ebne' two. down 4 irst hal bre de tzhrougl ike, Joe allowe: reducing thrust in the entire half. They took away our inside game which has been oui strength. so we opened un 2 'Sa have been'pleas HBS 061.11 Lu earnin and im all the time, GR Q 1 e around, Ho1,D1Noi+'oiuJ, Minn.-The Swashb previously unbeaten St. Mi- Heilli chael- Albertville Knights lthisfootball season by a were done in for the first time Hold- ingford Husker unit which is fast becoming known a f'S11per Grreenf' The Hu Holdingford 21, Royalton is s the skers o Roebuck. Our blocking super and vastly gimpro from the way it was a w ago. It was definitely a good together effort from the fi wall. Sowada was picking holes and getting through fore the Royals could plug openings. The line charge made by Chuck Swedziak center, Dale Krystosek Jerry Huls at the gua while Lee Winkler and D. Ebnet handled the tackle sp The offensive statistics si that the Huskers racked 191 yards on the ground lid not lose a yard. They 4 'Wd RYQH ried four passes complet wo for 26 yards both ccni rom Paul Stanoch and ent lp with Tim Berscheid. S1 rch had an outstanding ni if signal calling as he shl led the Royal defense 1 he expert use of his gro roops. V1 Despite all the high po .H Total First Downs ,.,.. By rushing . , ........ 10 3 By passing . ..,...... 1 2 By penalty . ...... 0 0 Yards gained rushing 191 B9 Yards lost rushing .,.... 0 29 Net yards rushing ..... 191 60 Yards gained passing ., 26 78 TOTAL NET YDS. .... 217 138 Passes attempted ....... A 15 Passes completed Q 7 . Passes had intercepted .. 0 0 N Fumb1es!Lost ...,......, 5X2 PenaIties!Yards ....... N10 Pun1s!Av9. . .. ..,.,..... 4130.7 Royalton ................ 0 0 0 Holdingford .............. 0 6 8 - Holdingford-Sowada 3 run fkick 0.. 0 if the offense the Holding! 7 21 iefensive unit blanked a li tiffany potent Royalton offense HoldlQgford7Piersgca1Ia ,ij plunge cz ass rom tanoc ' Holdyingsaord-Pierskalla 3 run CG. Went- he Scormg column' land kickl H Idi fo d 20 Holdingford n?,.T....f.?niT'i:os o..2u Dale Wemlalfd, paced Oniamia 1 ., .....,..... o o o o-0 rugged Husker D as he m H0ld-F813 8 run fkick faiiedl 11 Solo tackles His defen Hold-Ebnet 3 run K8 hed ' ' ' Stanochl use pass from dildos held the R n 31 a I s

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