Sauk Centre High School - O Sa Ge Yearbook (Sauk Centre, MN)

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.99 A 1' warns-an-firnwtze.fo se' .1-...ivan 1 ,,.,...'s:I 'L co - f E -E ly' 4, . 'ey 1, e,f,9,,, .-I 8. -ee me FOOTBALL SLASGN Sentember ld-November 8 Sauk Centre--G Benson--O The Main Streeters onened the season with a scoreless tie. The Bensonites had oower to bwrn and were fairly fast. Cooner's great ounting kent us out of danser time and again, and the line did a great joh. Sauk Centre--12 Morris--O Sauk Centre broke into the winnina column by handing Morris a 12 to O defeat. Morris never seriously threatened the Maroon and White's coal. It was a hot day and it took-a lot out of the boys. It was not a very good game as the Main Streeters clearly dominated it. Arneson suffered a slight injury. Sauk Centre--O - Litchfield-7 The boys from Litchfield handed the Maroon and White the first defeat of the season. Litchfield scored in the first period. The Main Streeters uncorked a good running and passing attack, but the breaks were all against them, Three times they were in scoring territory only to fumble or have a oass interceoted. .This was a conference fame. Sauk Centre--6 Glenlood--57 Glenwood defeated the Hein Streeters with a very humiliating score: 57 to 6. Led by elusive Red Msthre, Glenwood pushed us back against our goal, time after time forcing us to kick out and Mathre would then reel off another dazzling run. Sauk Centre--0 Alexandria--46 Alex trounced a badly outclassed Sauk Centre team to the tune of 46 to O. Led by Reed they scored almost at will. Substituting frequently yet Sauk Centre could not stem the Alex drive. Sauk Uentre--O A Melrose--28 For the third time in a row the Main Streeters were taken by a bad score. Melrose got three first-half touchfdowns and oicked up another one in the second half. This brought to a close, an unsuccessful gridiron season for the Main Streeters. Sauk Centre--O v Osakis--6 In an evenly matched struggle, Osakis emerqed the victor virtue of a touchdown on a nass from Sennis to Swore for a fir half touchdown. by st page forty-einht

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1, 'V 1 U -K .Q G Q D , Zh l l ggp,-.u,,,fmJS-lQ'3g 1.:i' 6. ,ji jg. -v lg - . . .0 - lg NM M . W , , .. 1, , Q The defense of both teams was good, but the offense was rather wobbly for both teams. Jim Cooper, our star halfback, was hurt seriously and was taken out not to play anymore this season. Sauk Centre -- 2 Willmar -- 7 Wlllmar took the measure of Sauk Centre rather handily al- though the score was close. The Main Streeters made many goal line stands and Lyna broke through once for our lone tally, a safety. Led by the Langagher boys Willmar let loose a barrage of passes against us, but they couldn't connect when they were in pay territo- ry. ' Simmer suffered a very bad eye injury and was taken from the game. Sauk Centre -- 15 V I Long Prairie -- O - Sauk Centre definitely outolayed Long Prairie. The Main Streeters pushed them around at Fill. Long Prairie was small and did not have much scoring punch. Vandesteeg and Veeder scored. A safety was scored when a Long Prairie hack tried to run the ball instead of cunt. . :i Q 'xx X ,.. . XXX W 1 is . XXX M' 1 llxd A , f E X 1 C P' N f o 1 X X xy xx x x X page forty-nine K