The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 8, 1923, Page 4

DEMONS TAKE VALLEY CITY TEAM TO CAMP High School Eleven Defeats Heavy Teachers College | Team by 14 to 0 Score | — SHOW IMPROVEMENT) Shifts Made in Local Team Bring Improvement—Fine | Forward Pass Work (By Bruce Murphy) Exhibiting a decided improvement in the style of defensive play, the local’ high school eleven defeated the heavy aggregation of the Valley City State Teacher's College, on the local gridiron Saturday afternoon. Aj safety in the- second: quarter; follow- ed by two touchdowns in the second half, gave the Demons 14 * points, while the Teacher's College wes held scoreless during the aii four ee iods: Neither team was able to gain consistently through the line, and the Bismarckers resorted to long end runs and forward passes early in the fray. Valley City was con- tented to play a kicking game, and generally returned the pigskin as soon as they received possession of it, The first half was featured: by a succession of punts on the part of both elevens. Very jittle yardage was made, and no decided advantage was. gained by either side, Bismarck broke into the:scoring column in the middle of the second quarter, when theg blocked a punt, and tackled a Valley City runner behind his own goal line for a ‘safety. Famble Recovered: The first chance to seore a touch- down presented itself in the second half, when Scott recovered a~fuin- Bl tor’ Bismarck on Valley .City's feventeen , yard «Atténipts:. to Pietce the -vi forward ‘wall proved futile, and * QO’ 's drop: kick went: a trifle wide of the mark Several minutes -later,.a long pass from Scroggins to Scott, . brought’ Bismarck within. seven .yards of the goal. An’ incomplete pass féll vin the end zone, and‘ Col- be: lege were: given t! on: their Brown for Alfson, Livdahl for O'Hare, Olson for Scroggins, Robi- dou for Russell, Day for Noddings. Referee: MacFarland, Umpire: C. Murphy. — ne? STANDINGS NATIONAL LEAGUE (Not including Sanaay Games) W. L.. Pet. New York . . 625 Cincinnati . 591° Pittsburgh e 562 539 517 Brooklyn Bostgn .\ Philadelphia - . ' AMERICAN LEAGUE | Ww. Columbus ‘Minheapol Milwaukee Indignhpolis .' “sey . twenty-yard: line. ‘The Demon serial attack was.again brought into when Thoi speared a togs, for a thirty yard |» being tackled on failed ‘to. gain through tl his pass on the: last down wi cessfuHy converted into a down, when Scroggi caught the oval five yards back of the goal-line. cessful, saat the score atood.at 14 to nothing. Briggs made.a pretty re- turn of the kickoff, and. brought the ball down to Bismarck's 34. yard line, but Scroggins spoiled Valley City’s chance to seore;, by intercept- The Teachers again re- if the ball, but y headway, and the ball aces to Bisma: just before the fina) whistle blew. The line-up of the: Bismarek team Saturday was materially different from that of the week before, Scrog- ins, ifted from quarter to fill u: a wi spot at end,'proved the dom of the change; end runs, and was many offensive plays. Sheppard, a new man at the other wing, showed | ' up strong, Thomas,-playing one in| the second half, showed: a: complete reversal ‘of form’ frqm! appearances, spearing es for nice gains. Brown Shews Well Gabe Brown, ‘diminutive ..quarter- back, piloted’ the team in good ape, and twisted nd thropgh the Valley, defen: i runs. hap hlany ‘was ‘on the gred list Satu: ee wos only’ ¥ ted into heres p Lise a few a@inutes during ‘the third qparter. Me is expected to be back in shape by next Saturday. Kiebert, who sub- stituted for him, bucked successfully, but: showed ‘the’ results of . inexperience. O'Hare played their, usual halfback, but. were. unable .¢o provement. ‘Scott:.and Dodsgn'-ware & tower of strength at tackles. Rus- ap a it (SATURDAYS “GAMES) Philadelphia pave: Boston 4, ‘AMERICAN: ASS ASSOCIATION St. Paul, 2;. Louiavill . Minneapolis Milwaukee 8-9;-Columbus 4-7. SUNDAY. GAMES, NATIONAL LEAGUE, Brooklyn 6; New York 1. Pittsburgh 4 Cjndinnati 6. Chteago 10-3; - St.Louis -3-6, AMERICAN. LEAGUE, Philadelphie 9; New York 7. Detroit 7; St. ‘Louis 6. Cleveland 9; Chicago 6, AMERICAN ‘ ASSOCEATION. Kansas: City-3-12; Toledo 1-8, Milwaukee 9-8; Colunibus 0-1. St. Paul 4-3; Louisville 2-7. Minneapolis. 8-7; ae 18-2, ree Dekots, 89: lege... Mandan: High 14; North Dakota Aggiés 0;- ~ipperier Normal. 2. - Minnésots 20; Ames 17. Chicago 20s Colorado. Aggies 0. ' i This remarkable photo shows three horses in a dead Marveux, Dumas and Dinkig fintshed together—and bool heat for first place in a tace’‘at Windsor, Engla d. kmakers are just recovering from tle ‘sliock, . Colgate 55; Niagara 0. Wesleyan 13; Bowdoin 0, University Ypsilanti Normal 0. Syracuse 61; William and Mary 3. St. Thomas 25; Upper Iowa 3, Illinois 24; Nebraska 7. Navy 13; Dickinson 7. Hamline University 13; Gustavus Adolphus College 6. €arleton’ College 42; River Falls Normal 0. St. Olaf 17; Concordia 7, St. Mary 0. Johns Hopkins 7. Columbus Oshkosh Normal 12; Northern Nor- mal 0. University of South Dakota 48;, Yankton College 0, ‘ South Dakota State 44; Dakgta Wesleyan 9. Marquette 83; St, Mi 0 Rutgers 44; Villa No “George 20; Oglethorpe 6. . Aberdeen 12; Clark 0. Superior Central High 0; Duluth + Denfeld 26. req Heart High 7; Washington ‘i of Duluth 6. , LaCrosse High 34; Campion Act emy 0. i Grand: Island College 0; Des Moines University 16, { Centre 18; Carson-Newman 0. Cornell College’ 0; Drake 20, Dubuque U. 65; eU, 68;, Depaul 0. DICKINSON | 1). ELIMINATED} ‘Mandan ‘Takes St Step in Dis- -triet High School Title Race ‘high school took the? in- i step in the championship round of the Sonthwestern, District, when hey. defeated. the Dickinson eleyen y @ 14-6 count, on the Mandan field ‘| Saturday. The two teams battled evenly the first half, and no scores barns rung up. landan eleven scored: early ind half.on a forward: pass, ickinson buckeq over the goal line on straight football several mi utes’ after.. Mandan’s second. touch-. down came in the cl ig minutes of. Play. Burdick, at quarter, and Nelson, outstanding performers, The line-up: McCormick Sitz Huff Zahn. Brunfelde: Arthur-Port KANSAS cy urday 2 to 0. A touchdown resulting from a forward. pass was ‘outside of the end zone kone, wien he caught ts, ¥ BABE SMASHES OUT HOME RUN, TIES FOR LBAD Equals Cy Williams ton ‘the Season by Rapping Out His 41st Blow ia LEAGUE SEASON. ENDS Chicago, Oct, 8. mabe Bi Ruth's 1st home-run, Tris Speake: . double, the retention ‘of thei oe lead ‘over Cleveland by Uae the signing of Miller: manager of the New York Ameren | for another year were ‘outstand- ing happenings Sunda: Jeague baseball teami yeanene ‘the, Yank jam apd bali piteheg by yah arson The, feat, brought.Babe'a: tie-with Gy Wil- ‘for, home:run. ‘kj : ithe gon, having régis 's doth Soutte oatanse ithe, ord ‘<The iCleve-; Clevclant 546, ~ concluding, losing ‘the second, 8 to 6;. Phil hia defeated thi ‘York. Ameri: cans, 9 to 7; Cle od batt ‘cago White Sox, 9 ae id won, 7 to. 8, over “the St." Louis twin class at St. Louis Ha Miller smashed heme-run No. 20 ane |e few fiy balls 1923—154 games. Government : ElevatorsiIn: - : Manitoba: Lose |} Winnipeg, Oct. suffered a loss of $38: v8 fa opitie tion of government, elevatora/;sinee 1910, according to thé system made public John Bracken; : | +: ; Government. investpient: inthe ele-.| fi vators.up to Aug. $1, 1! » moni to $1,815,384, and’the ppraised val ue at that time ig port as being $933,606,. - ‘The appraisal; of made: in 1916 ‘showed ment value to be siiotaer actual value $772,567... just completed shows the’ placement -value to be $1,307, .the actual value $933;606, The governm ystem : incl 168 housés, but that: number has been iss juceq through fires and buildin; ing torn’ down and removed eet points.; +" Soot ebegore eae it hag "vietobler. ; e “ng ime St. Paul beat: sgintee miuarr| fais in. the - first pes ti arc but logt the” second ‘ Grand Forks, D., Oct. a) “ N, 0 ‘8 | 2 James: failed to test out the fh ong Ne North’ Dakota footba’ ing in; the hig Syma Pi erty ing up. feieonntot of sity Fh Fe whieh they cui coul hardly bp: blamed.” if N, D., Get. .8—A safety in quatior. wés sufficient tor tis + | Superior Normal to defeat North Da; :kote lege Agricyltural Col! 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