The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 5, 1934, Page 6

THE RISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, NUVEMBER 5, 1934 UNBEATEN CHICAGO, ARMY, DARTMOUTH, ELEVENS HUMBLED Twelve Gridiron Teams Stand Out in Nation After Sat- urday’s Encounters CRUCIAL GAMES THIS WEEK Stanford Faces Washington; Rice Tackles Arkansas; Navy Meets Notre Dame New York, Nov. 5.—()- ‘week-end’s spectacular di the football situation—sectio! is—was virtually unchanged Mond: Nothing that occurred in the san- @uinary battling of last week when Army, Dartmouth and Chicago all were whipped for the first time, could shake such standouts as Minnesota, Ala- bama, Stanford, Princeton, Rice, Illi- nois, Santa Clara, Navy, Tulane, Syracuse, Louisiana State and Michi- gan State from their “penthouse” Positions atop the football world. Crucial engagements loom both for Stanford and Rice o.. Saturday. Paced by big Bobby Grayson, Stanford Jooked more and ~1ore like the class of the Pacific Coast conference in walloping U. C. L. A., 27-0, last week but the Indians will have to vault ‘Washington's undefeated and untied huskies in their next engagement. ‘The Owls of Rice, southwest leaders, return to conference competition after 27-0 “breather” with Texas A. & I., to face Arkansas, unbeaten but tied eurprisingly by Texas A. & M. Otherwise, the temporary leaders fre menaced mostly by intersectional rivals this week. Navy, whose great back, Buzz Borries, led the midship- men to a decisive 26-0 rout of Wash- ington & Lee, will travel to Cleveland to meet Notre Dame, thoroughly wal- oped by Pitt, 19-0. Pitt, meanwhile, hopes her galaxy of fleet backs will be able to get loose for a touchdown or two against Nebraska, big six leader, ft Lincoln. At least one perfect record ‘will go by the board: when Michigan State and Syracuse collide at Syra- use. Tulane Plays Colgate Two of the southeastern conference contenders, Tulane and Louisiana Gtate, will travel into the north with the former getting the toughest as- signment—a battle at New York with Colgate’s Red Raiders, Louisiana, meanwhile, will tackle George Wash- ington. Minnesota, whose rugged line and etar collection of backs, Lund, Al- fonse, Kostka, et al., buried Michigan, 34-0, under a second-half assault, should continue its march to at least @ share in the big ten title against Indiana. Illinois, which capitalized on one early break to down Army in a driving rain, encounters Northwest- ern while Purdue, the only other un- defeated conference contender after {ts sensational 26-20 conquest of Chi- vago, tackles Iowa next. Princeton, getting a “breather” with Lehigh after its 19-0 victory over Har- vard and Alabama, southeastern pow- erhouse, meeting Clemson, should win easily. Santa Clara's Bronchos, whose He with Stanford and 20-0 verdict over California projected them right into oe spotlight, have an open Summarized, sectional prospects and programs for the week are about as follows: East—The Colgate-Tulane, George ‘Washington-Louisiana State, and Sy- vacuse-Michigan State games share Aintersectional interest with Georgia's invasion of New Haven to battle Yale, eurprise conqueror of Dartmouth. Du- quesne will play Oklahoma A. & M., and Army's Cadets against Harvard. Pop Warner's Temp!e Owls, who downed Holy Cross, 14-0, last week, will try to keep an, undefeated record in- tact against Carnegie Tech. Tackle Indiana Middle West—Big Ten conference offers a full schedule for the first time this season. While Minnesota, Illi- nois and Purdue are seeking to keep) their slates clean, Ohio State will battle Chicago and Michigan will play Wisconsin. Nebraska and Pitt, Navy and Notre Dame, add the intersect fonal flavor. Kansas State, only ap- it challenger for Nebraska in the Six, should keep going at Mis- souri’s expense. South—Competition eases off in both the southeastern and southern conference. With Louisiana State, ‘Tulane, and Georgia in the north and Alabama playing Clemson, southeast- ern interest is pretty will confined to the duel of George Tech and Auburn, ‘with Tennessee, upset by Fordham, Meeting Mississippi State; Florida Mississippi, and Vanderbilt Washington| & Lee confronts Virginia while Duke tackles Wake Forest in a non-confer- Playing clashing with Sewanee. ence engagement. Pacific Coast—Stanford-Washing- ton lead the week's menu with Wash- Angton State, another contender, bat- tling Idaho. Southern California squares a against California and Southwest—Ride-Arkansas duel is tops on a schedule marked otherwise by games involving Texas and Bay- Jor, Southern Methodist and Texas A. & M., and Texas Christian and Loyola of New Orleans. Rocky Mountain—Utah State and ‘Utah, the leaders, meet Colorado Ag- gies and Colorado “Jniversity respec. tively. Denver engages an intersect fone! rival, Drake. Bears and Lions Win Games in Pro League Chicago, Nov, 5.—(P)—With the Chicago” Bears and Detroit Lions rolling over all opposition, there ap- ae Uttle prospect for settlement of \—Despite the elopments, ally, that Week-end Games Mak Miao e Few Changes in Sectional Football Leaders ra | OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Ahern | Ih oor BISWARCK TALLIES Bismarck High School Reserves Bury umm—vouL, “YF ir wes tHe WZ Carson Eleven Under 38-0 Avalanche WHEN ARE SEE HIM SOON— @ TURTLE I THINK IZ. RST — - ——— WE GOING TO EGAD, WHATA "4 HE IS, G2 Snyder, D Quarterback G SEE YOUR STEED |~Hm-m gt CALL HIM “iss UJARTER OF GAME In This Corner . . . By Art Krenz inyder, Demon Quarterback, 4, J—~um- 4 Z 7} RACE HORSE? BY SOVE,LADS, ‘CORN PLASTER, 0 Minnesota’s Master Mind Scores ltd Touchdowns CANT WE SEE YOU CAN HELP ME —~AHELL in Opening Period HIM WITHOUT AZ RENAME THE WINE TH rr. Wampler, Magici 7 MILK WAGON?) NOBLE ANIMAL, OTHERS Bi nob se a : ‘ : 7 = Fullback, Scoring three touchdowns in the AT PRESENT, HIS LIMP J Piha mar unches Left Side of Line after that, the Bismare \e) rf NSME 16"HOT CINDERS? ) “WT HIS NAME~ for Touchdown eleven, 38 fo 0, in a gue layed hero WHICH, FEEL, LACKS “BORRONE! g, the open DIGNITY, To RUN UNDER fs gf} BOOK" | |WENAAS, G. SHAFER ST. Deen ®-yusd- sige, zimmerma ‘ T\ THE HOOPLE <¥¢ ALWAYS TH ASEn to Ce CARON SisVaRe LAE \ = COLORS /, y LAST TO - Wilson and Davis Stop Two Alternating line plunges and end runt G wey COME ry the Reserves carried the ball to the | Ef on | ‘Samuee seguti, ttad Were f \ ~ Touchdown Is Made A Touehowsn. a Pass, Sayder to : \ tan oN Z| ) Minot, N. D., Nov. 5.—(#}—After point, reine 8 G ) : Q Cy % Bi ‘k had’ taken the lead by Snyder took the next kickoff and é Ge eres ona i re re lum} ( Ye \\ 7 to 2 here Saturday. had ended on # 80-yard run, th & Minot opened up with its offensive In the second quarter, Brauer, Re- 7 ax the third period started and one serve fullback, went 15 yards off threat was staved off by Bismarck tackle for a counter and a pass, Sny- | on the 7-yard line. In the fourth der to L. Wedge, halfback, was good Ie I, md quarter Hobard Wampler, fullback, for the extra point. Brauer scored on a short plurge in the third period and a 20-yard pass, Welch to Burch- hardt, scored the final touchdown. ‘The Reserve's forward wall held the Carson backs to 20-yards from scrim- mage and only one first down. The Reserves chalked up 17 first downs. pulverized the Capital City line, doing most of the ball lugging as the Magi- cians marched to four consecutive first downs. Huntley placed the ball on Bis- marck’s 4-yard stripe, and after two attempts by Wampler were The Reserves close their season with by Wilson ond Davis, the Minot full- national individual scoring situation. piled by The Associated Press follows: Section—Player and College East—Strutt, Duquesne .... Big Ten—Kostka, Minnesota Pacific—Grayson, Stanford .. Rocky Mt.—Lam, Colorado Univ. Southwest—Wilson, Southern Met Southeastern—Simons, Tulane Missouri Val.—Wagner, Ws Big Six—Neal, Iowa State Southern—Cornelius, Duke LEADING SCORERS | (By the Associated Press) A new leader, Art Strutt, Duquesne fullback, has taken command of the The leader in each of the country’s major groups or conferences as com- @ game against the high school Fresh- men at 4 p. m., Monday. ‘Lineups: Temple loly Navy 26; Washington & Columbia 14; Cornell 0. Fordham 13; Tennessee 12. Carnegie Tech 6; New York U. 0. Syracuse 16; Penn State 0. SOUTH Alabama 34; Kentucky 14. back punched through the left side of the line for a touchdown. He con- verted on a spinner to the right. Bismarck’s safety was scored in the early minutes of the fray after a punt was downed but two yards from the Magician goal. Mackenroth at- tempted an end sweep from punt formation and was tackled’ in the ‘Lee 0. Pos, Je It BERNIE BIERMAN, G. Td. Pat. Fid. Total . end gone. . CONFERENCE. mT i 1 08 poner a a eee il ae aie aneneerty fought battle ‘all “JHE: BRAIN. BEHIND “THE GOPHERS... Gane 9 0 oO & a It 7; George Washington 6, ‘ IN 1927-28-29. FB 6 8 0 0 48 | Georgia 14; Florida 0. spanned tas MINNESOTA oe 7 fh) eae | eee eee AT LANE, AGAIN HAS HET 78 8 | Marytand 20; virginia 0, A MINNER. Sige eee HB 6 6 i © 3% | Shenandoah 13; Baltimore 7. 0 : Welch, Enge, Baker, Connor, Doht QB 6 6 0 0 % Louisiana State U. 25; Mississippi HB 6 5 5 © 35 (states. MIDGET ELEVEN Dickinson High Scores 20-0 Conquest of Unbeaten Conference Team Dickinson, N. D., Nov. 5—(#)—The Dickinson Midgets, ‘playing the last game of the season here, defeated a hitherto unbeaten Beach squad, 20 to 0, Saturday to capture the North Mis- souri Slope conference championship. ‘The first score was chalked up in the first quarter after a 75-yard march on straight line play, McKen- zie, full, going over. Try for the point by McKenzie failed. The second score was made early in the game when Dickinson took the ball on the Beach 17-yard line after Jones, Beach half, got off a poor punt into the wind. Kunde, end, went over the final stripe on @ lateral tossed by Robertson, quarter. Mc- Kenzie cracked the line for the extra point. . Early in the third Dickinson recov- ered a Beach fumble on the Beach 32-yard stripe and from there drove the ball over for the third touchdown. Tuma was good for the extra point. Jones, Beach half, regarded as one of the best backs in western Dakota, made some gocd gains, but Dickinson held Beach to only five first downs. Beach never threatened. Nassett, tackle -who broke his hand in the Bis- marck game, did not play in the Dick- inson line and Clarke, regular full- back, was benched. Tavis, star Mid- get half, was injured and taken from the game in the second quarter. Roger Babson says the time is near for a coalition of the Democratic and Republican parties. Upton Sinclair will tell him the cealition is a fact already, OUT OUR WAY | \ I WII 4a aL SLOPE TITLE DOWNING BEACH West Virginia 7; Ohio U. 2. Dickinson Peds WINS NORTH sidan “de tie al uaa alee THIS SATURDAY) Chalk Up 19-12 i: is ssa Minnesota, Safely Past Michi-Cobbers, Gusties Will | _ Win at Mayville FOOT BALL inert er mal e gan Jinx, May Have to Battle for Loop Title sith s i simnie = kk Share Loop Honors a Carney, Doering and Baggen- CORES Senta Clare, 20; California 0. gp Runnestrand ae gaggn corn for Minnesota Pg ‘Michigan 0. ones goed . a owieeaee Indians’s nas eaeice ©. : @ misameaiang ‘ inson 19-12 victory over Mayville here Sat- urday. At the half the Savages held @ 13-0 advantage. The Comets’ first tally came in the third quarter and both teams counted once in the final Scoring touchdowns for Dickinson were Carney, Doering and Baggen- Purdue 26; Chicago 20. Towa 0; Indiana 0. Illinois 7; Army 0. Ohio State 76; Western Reserve 0. NORTHWEST Morningside 14; University of South lege 0. aasiestnaniat 8 fesleyan; umpire, Kneeshaw, Washington 14; Oregon Btate 7. zi "4 seers sss Northern Arizona Teachers 13, Earl Webb Wins Batting Honors ; : EEL Dakota 0. — South Dakota 38; Dakota Wesleyan HIGH SCHOOLS - rated liege neg loot =r jinx, apparently has only to go Gus- Wakipeton: Relenes 90>) Sane wae auld Milwaukee Slugger Ekes Out|through the motions in its three re- nad maining games with Indiana, Chicago = i Win Over Indianapolis Player Teachers 0. St. Olaf 13; Luther (Decorah, Iowa) , 0. for Association Title Eau Claire Teachers 12; Stout In- Coe 8; Carleton 7. Creighton 12; Grinnell 6. R Dickinson 19; M. 8. T. C. high 6; Moorhead 0. 22 Football Elevens Undefeated, Untied New York, Nov. 5—(#)—Ten names were lopped off the nation’s undefeat- ed and untied football lists during B 3 Ctheago, Nov. 5.—(#)—By less than & percentage point the association batting title goes to Earl ‘Webb, pai major league outfielder, who slugged for Milwaukee A oun the official ae = "niin ay tind the going Uttle In the off cl up Webb had may going a margin point rockier, but seems to: have an edge|St. a ot. A Oto pas hate ean "over Northwestern, Wisconsin a? BSuSaRs88 Ohio Northern 7; Wittenberg 0. oe Wesleyan 10; Miami Univer- sity 6. University of Cincinnati 7; Mar- shall 0. John Carroll 14; Akron 6. Northwestern 31; Arnold 6.- Kansas 0; Iowa State 0. Carroll 6; Ripon €. Monmouth 12; Beloit 0. Cornell 6; Knox 0. G téPatTE lat Author of Famous First Facis"] | Kostka, ig ‘Smee 3 3 H is Alfonse, hb, Minnesota 2 3° 0 18 FIRST PHARMACY Carter, hb, Purdue .... ‘won . 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