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To? Row: 3. Olson, J. Gutberie, 0. Clement, B. Christenson, J. Salhus, R. Borohard, u. olankenfeld, S. Lyslo, J. Dunpby. Second Row: Coach Hugh berrit, 3. Gubrud, C. Arndt, J. Larson, H. Christianson, W. Keise, J. Halstenson, R. Swenson Coach uon Straw. Bottom Row: P. Gubrud, B. ”olff, 3. Karaer, R. C-oettsch, A. Gjovie, p. rales, T. Dunn. J re$erVt football ' RESERVE SQUAD FOOTBALL Canbv Reserves-13 Marshall Cathollc-6 The visiting Marshall team was defeated with Ron Kragness and Bill Sickels making the 2 touchdowns. The visitors made their touchdown in the final quarter. Canby-7 Pipestone-0 Canby's Reserve teem gave Pipestone a surprise lesson in football by defeating them7-0. Bill Sickels made Canby's only touchdown. The locals hit so hard they caused the Axibws to fumble 4 times. Ronny Nelson, Bob Lundvall, harvey Hfollum, and Ray Benson were all singled out as doing good work. Canby-7 Appleton-0 Looking very good defensively, the Canby Reserves wound up a perfect seasib season on the local field by defeating Appleton. Bill Sickles made the touchdown and Ron Kragness ran the extra point. CANBY HIGH JUNIORS FB Canby 7 Madison 13 n„„. role of host» lost to the Madison eleven 13 to 7. Coach Davis singled out Bob Gubrud as an offensive standout. Canby 14 ttrtonvllle 12 PnonV, Hf,came home wlth a victory over Ortonville. oach errltt singled out A1 Gjovig and John Larson as good offensive and defensive players. Canby 6 Granite Falla 56 A big Granite eleven defeated the local boys 36-6. was singled out as doing some fine offensive running. 26 Clarence Arndt
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Pipestone Is Bent on Re» •are several Gra rs to watch thh p the most the squad will s Power City :riple-threat first contest th ed the first scoi i a running or the extra p another touche st of the punt October t . l»Sl-Dawson inge and again Lance Strattoi Score ( Counting once in t second quarters and third, the Lancers 1 defeated their hosts Blackjacks, 27 to 0 ning. Touchdowns were Gene Stratton, who got the first two, Darrel Gubrud and Stanley Hanson. Irv Mikkelson kicked two extra points and a third was scored via the air route, Hanson to Mikkelson. The first counter came on a drive after the opening kickoff with Emmons and Stratton lug- ging the pigskin as far as the three yard line from where the latter plunged over. The kick at- tempt was not good. Midway in the opening stanza the locals began another drive from their 40. Christianson ex- ploded through the line to move to the Blackjack s ««« •- turn raced to the 35 set them back to tianson moved the yards in three attei seven in one try; ( one and a pass H: kelson was good f the pigskin on tb yard line as the Once again Canl ized for offside aft carried to the seve broke through th yards to the five yi tianson charged tc on the next play over to score and t 13 to 0 after scoi point on a pass afi good placement wi cause of an offside Mikkelson kicke by and the Blackj? returned from his Gains by Glenn R dean Stangeland Crane to Grahn i over the mid-strip Canby 27 Dawson t j Montevideo 13 Gran. Falls 6 Mad ison 6 ( larkficld .1 6 Sisseton .. 28 Ortonville 6 Washington 25 Minnesota 20 lal TD. Once ag? ter, a B) on fou own 'e However, quarterback Hanson made a perfect tackle on the 29. Even had Crane gone the dis- tance. it would have been no score as a team-mate was offsid' Shortly thereafter, the Lane took the ball on downs on own 42 and drove to the tion’s 45 before Stratton and Dawson recovered. X' fo X ' ning olays advanced .the ° own ,o . c awv ook the ball on downs on % iwn 42 and drove to the 0 A ! ai inn’s 45 before Stratton O. a. ,xVc J 6 ' though J,. o 'jt of an offs, 4° %r - 36 Penalized to vQa. ' the m k some lie dri teer i he mi Stangeland to Grahn vard3 but eventl to witn.t.ou, hfi-vM the Lancer de-2 a yard and strat C (V Xs?! 15. This was th | W Fortum get- march M on the -ee jarring power r Of, fumble. MU! H atton May B ... Vor Season e cb' kle. Ronal the Hon vine an o might. bat veteran rij finder in tl out for tin n these inji I be in rot n for Pipe»
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