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

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GUSTAFSEN LITTLE STRONG SCHOCDL CDF MINES GAME MONTANA MINES 2: MONTANA STATE 33 The Bobcats closed their home season with an easy victory over the Orediggers from Butte. Coach lack Croft used the second string during the first half and they proved their worth when Gates, subauarterback, passed to Krevic for the first touchdown. Coach Croft came back in the third quarter with his first squad, who put the game on ice with two rapid touchdowns. The first of these two came when Cosner passed to Little in the end zone, and in the second the line merely shoved the lighter and badly battered Ore- diggers out of the way for Cosner to go over for the points from the twelve-yard line. The fourth period saw Ernie Douglas, diminutive left halfbaclc, race 26 yards for the fourth and final touchdown of the day. The game lacked the snap and fire that had characterized other Bobcat games on the home field.