Montana Tech University of Montana - Magma Yearbook (Butte, MT)

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IDAHO SOUTHERN GAME IDAHO SOUTHERN BRANCH 7: MONTANA STATE 25 The first Bobcat victory of the season, at the expense of Idaho Southern Branch, was played under flood lights at Bozeman. The Bobcat football machine seemed to be in high gear for the first time of the season as they played heads-up ball throughout. They took advantage of all opportunities as they recovered fumbles and intercepted passes. Only once did they fail to score when the op- portunity was given. The Cats scored in each of the first quarters to monopolize all first half points. The third quarter brought on a Cat relapse, and the Bengals pushed over their only touchdown of the evening. Coming back in the fourth quarter with more power than ever before displayed, the Cats pushed the Bengals down the field to score two touchdowns in rapid succession. ln a game that was featured by team play there were no outstanding performers. YovETlcH KIMBIERLEY

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't hu 'Sv F,.r',,a . .Nl Hifi l x i li? - . VOLMER DooLEY NORRIS GREELEY STATE GAME GREELEY 33: MONTANA STATE 26 In a strictly offensive game, Greeley proved to be stronger, and Came out on top in the final count The Bobcats scored first when Niclc Yovetich ran came back strong downs as a result kept the audience through right guard for a touchdown Greeley in the second period to push over two touch- of Gromer's powerful running The second half in a frenzy, as first one team scored and then the other. Greeley started the touchdown parade as Behoweldt in- tercepted Cosner's pass to return it to the MSG 10-yard line. The Cats were penalized to the one, and from there Cromer went over. lt was the Cats turn to score when Gosner threw a long pass to Holloway, who went over untouched. Greeley repeated this feat when Cromer passed to Rehoweldt for a total of 78 yards gained and a touchdown. The score at this point was 27 to 13, as the third quarter ended. The fourth quarter brought two Bobcat touch- downs by Gustafson to bring the count to 27 to 26. At this point Greeley's hero, Cromer, scored his fourth touchdown of the day to end all hopes of a Bobcat victory, as the game ended with Greeley in possession of the ball. The outstanding player of the game was Cromer, the Greeley fullback, who overshadowed all other efforts.

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