The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 13, 1919, Page 6

BISMARCK HIGH WINS OPENING GAME OF FOOTBALL SEASON, BEATING FAST DICKINSON TEAM BY SCORE OF 13 TO onto: victory with’ a: big array, of ear splitting yells, » “Everybody. was sur- prised‘ at the high class. of foot ball played by both: sides, particularly the Bismarck team and. indications point to the mid-state championship resting in the capital city: LINE UP. OF THAMS The line-up was as follows: Bismarck High: Center, : Holta; guards, Jones and Burke; tackles; Al- len and Vetter; ends,*Fogerty and Me- Gowan; ° quarter, . Moses;, fullback, Berndt; right half, Boise; left half, Cook, é Dickinson High: Center, McGinley ; . A ball on a forward pags on the 40-yard Boise and Cook Play Spectacular line, Cook gained ds around th Game and Are Locals’ Best |! Then Dick mn held the loe, for downs and immediately punted t Ground Gainers With Berndt | Bismarck. Bismarck punted back and , . | Belsheim fumbled the ball, the locals ~ Plunging Thru Line for the’ regaining the ball again. An exchange i 5 ;of punts’ follow ickinson worked | First Touchdown — Teams | {he 'oid criss cross fully but ‘oxt | | aren }the ball on a shot Evenly Matched. around the end for gain with | re yon are ovérstout why remain so? Why | su#rds, Osborne and Webster; tackles, only ; s the ball from 3° cxvious of’ those who ire élender! Here | Crawford and Lee; ends, Rase and Mc- In spite of ¢ the goal. then tightened up |* important news for you, | Kenzie; quarter, Lillibridge; right weight, Bismarck § and held B but on the fourth, Tae Korelu system is accomplishing mar- half, Belsheim; left half, Brodie; full- Dickinson Saturda >) down Cook tin shot around the {p's iB healthful ‘speedy, pleapant reduction ‘Hack, Rave. Substitutes, Bakke, Jes- of men women who have been for years a ess. Use oll of kurein and Sen, Bailey, the ball within on system, No starving, John ~ Rohwedder, Uniyersity of Capitol, bal! to 0. In spite end and yards of we In the aul no cvlomel or salts—a North Dakota, referee; (. L. McCoy, ; ' , ely ¢ dd delightfu 3 eee. Pete . Bi jor ‘driving | down in sight, Re dt hit theeline'| Endarsed by oivetia ne ghtful system. ps ooking, SD. umpite; Benton Flow, id ¢ won the for and then ag duction 10 to 60 Tbs, or more-—-what. Great Lakes Naval station, head lines- ou require to get symmetrical figure man; Ed Cox’and Joe Brodie, time- With only two ly guaranteed on fair test, under $100 jeepers, ' erhdt struck the strong Die erndt were ¢ the stars of the game for Bism: he and pushed the ball over for ‘he “theres tatnite Jor Hien Tet ore = “Berndt made the first touch dows t touchdown, ‘he goal was — not surements gradually becoming smaller while BIG BISMARCK , when with a series of line plunges he | Kicked, [sau are Tapers (eae ret ea eeeer me | carried the ball over the Hine, contributed the second, Cook greatest groun iner the “DICKINSON PLAYS HARD ‘inuay pant Guin ania of ob! eoes | CATTLE CONCERN ender “aad ‘eas came back into the | “23eF aad. eastty, stay, sof a to avi than yy Ze%imey Obtain ofl of Koretm at Gragerate? | GIVEN CHARTER harmless, Brochure | ele ad, md thomgh he ‘ked off and by ay t onials tailed: in plain | Some ighter than a of the other y » par i a. welt alt Oi tithe a RAR, Te ea etlea tile. Lall atovebte on dite part of sieo, Station =, xdw'vore,” St S% Organization Plans to Make This |. games on almost ey play. vanced toward the — goal | Center for Purebred Dickinson had smooth posts, It looked as if Dickinson W | 4 team with Capt, Brodie the HiOUE ‘to stole. Babe k ie for 12 yards, Boise made a 15 yard! Livestock / la ay player, Brodie their heavier opponer i ound lett end, Cook — shety : : sent into the line ¢ forward pass failed. shthe distracted but hard fi | A new development in. the livestock ns, and it due to Bis hall 40 yards. f ¢ Dickson playess for 10 yards.’ industry of centraland western North the hus The ball was on ted from é ly 16 yards from the Dakota is. anticipated from the posts. Cook shot around for 8 ‘ launching by prominent breeders of and tien Halse carried the ball for the the slope of a $750,000 organization second touchdown, Boise kicked the jneorporatéd as’ the North Dakota Farmers’ Cattle Co. The company strong de nson captai ED OFF marek ; he final part of the ga purposes to handle blooded livestock, to within 50 yards ay sht by both sides to conduct ‘sales, encourage the breed- held Dickinson for down. tting th ly hurt but resumed the gam ing of better stock and to develope son started smashing the line jgea] markets for pedigreed beef and *\ dairy animals. Ira, Scroggins, . a: prosperous retired ; rancher of Bismnatghy ie president ee , , 4 th rganization; lex Macdonald, : aioe oe ae a fae ri iw Glencoe ekenes ig, vice-president; O. wok ded are b righ Y . loud fora ain but was kuocked out,| A+ Lee of the Bismarck Grocery Co. Hie resumed the game. Boise and Cook 18 Secretary, J. J. White js manager, iternating made big gains around she | 20d these officers, with Secretary B fends, | State Thomas He ze State. reas " a ‘7 > oF urer er . ison, form the a i+ soties Sioa only 49, trate. | Both .Hall' and Olson are ex- vay, Cook. ind. Toise ngain 'nsively interested’ in the livestock by pest lining *tasig ‘l business, the former near Price, in rds when, Bis- Oliver county, and the latter in Bow- = | man: county, where he grazes about ,|4,000 acres of land. e H The new organization was passed | by the blue sky commission during the week. Other concerns which were onan official O. K., which carrie i with it permission of the blue sky board to sell stock in North Dakota, are the Microba Antiseptic Co. of to stop him. On the fourtn| Grand’ Forks,. the: Tappen_ Co-opera- . with three yards to | go, the| tive Co. of Tappen, the J. B. Swanick whistle blew, and Bismarck had won.| Co. of Sterling and the American Coal The, day was ideal for football but! Briquetting Co. of. Minneapolis. 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