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Football Review Flandreau Indians The inexperienced Kernels opened the football season with a home game against the Flandreau Indians. The heavier and more expeiiencerl indians used clever ball-handling and deadly blocking to outscore the Mitchell team 26 to 7 in a hard-fought game during which the green Kernels sho-wed occasional flashes of brilliant playing. After Ellwein's recovery of a F landreau fumble early in the second half, the team started a drive which culminated in a touchdown scored by Rush on an end run from the Indian 7-yard line. Rich Ellwein bucked for the extra po-int. The powerful Indian team was led by two all-state players, Captain Sam at end and Staples at halfback, while no individual lVlitchell players were outstanding. Madison The Madison game found the team somewhat improved, but still lacking in power and smoothness, as shown by the small score. Despite their great potential superiority over the Bulldo-gs, the Kernels lacked the precision to make sustained 'drives after scoring twice in the first quarter. A 22-yard pass from Carlson to Diehl placed the ball on Madi- son's 10-yard line, from which Smith scored in two tries at the line. Stoddard accounted for the second touchdown. The only thrills of the raggedly played game followed in quick succession late in the first quar- ter. A Madison player ran sixty yards to Mitchell's 10-yard line after snatching a fumbled ball out of the air. The Kernels recovered the ball on downs and John Lindquist punted from behind the goal-line. The Madison safety man picked the ball up and then fumbled it on his own 15' yard line, where Mitchell recovered it for a clear gain of nearly ninety yards. Stoddard scored several plays later. Stubborn defenses, fumbles and lack of co-ordination kept both teams scoreless for the remainder of the game. East High The big game of the schedule keyed the team to a peak which it failed to reach again during the season. Doped to lose to the undefeated Sioux City team, the Mitchell eleven was certainly outplayed and be- wildered by the Iowans' flashy attack in the first half, which ended with East leading 6 to 0. The third quarter began with the Kernels losing ground as in the first half, but the tide turned in their favor when a quick kick by Rush set the Raiders back on their own 10-yard line, from which they were forced to punt out. The Kernels started a savage, tricky attack which brought them two touchdowns scored in the third and fourth quarters by Smith and Stoddard. The game ended with Mitchell in possession of the ball on East's 10-yard line. Every Kernel in the game starred during that hard-fought second half, which was a triumph of teamwork and hard-driving play. Aberdeen With the wind behind them in the first quarter, the team scored seven points to claim Mitchell's first football victory over Aberdeen's Colden Eagles since 1928. Playing the first half of the game in a blind- ing dust storm, neither team made much headway early in the first quarter and both punted frequently. A long pass to Lindquist put the
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