The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 13, 1934, Page 6

THE RISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1934_ j in Finale Sorsdahl Leads Demons to 14-0 Triumph Over Braves it BISMARCK ELEVEN AVENGES EARLIER THREE UNBEATEN EASTERN TEAMS FACE REAL TEST SATURDA SETBACK MONDAY Bad Punt Paves Way for Touch- down in Second Period of Hard-Fought Game STRAIGHT FOOTBALL WINS Local High School Starts Sec- ond March to Score on Own 35-Yard Line Bismarck’s high school football ma- chine relied on sheer man-power and straight football to avenge a previous defeat at the hands of the Braves and trotted off the field at the end of the game with a 14 to 0 triumph over the Mandan eleven in a hard-fought Armistice day feature. ‘The game concluded the regular playing season for both teams. Seven seniors donned their football togs to perform for the last time for Bis- marck high school. They were Vin- cent Wilson, Vernon Hedstrom, Paul Whittey, Wilson Davis, Junior Neff, Jack Harris and Ollie Sorsdahl. Sorsdahl led the Demon's steam- roller attack that pushed the ball over for touchdowns in the second and fourth periods after capitalizing on ‘Mandan errors. The Bismarck quarterback pounded over the center of the line for the first counter from the two-yard line after the 11-yard line before he was brought down. Sorsdahl made it a first down and three plays later crashed over for the first touchdown shortly after the second period opened. ‘ly in the third period the De- started a touchdown march on own 35-yard line with Sorsdahl figuring prominently in the ‘The march was halted tem- the 13-yard stripe when bled but he intercepted Brave pass on the second play and {five yards for Bismarck and Elofson own three-yeard line to the 25. Ord- way picked up six yards and Culbert- son added seven for a first down. Ordway added nine more and then made another first down. Bismarck was penalized five yards for offside and Culbertson made their third suc- cessive first down on two more plays. Beall threw Ordway for an eight- yard loss and then Harris recovered a Brave fumble for Bismarck on the Bismarck 37-yard line. Snyder made added a yard around left end. Elof- son lost ground on the next play and Sorsdahl punted over the goal. ‘The Braves made a first down but. were penalized 15 yards for roughing and Ferderer punted to Elofson who signalled for a fair catch. The De- mon half dropped the ball and recov- ered on his own 35-yard line. On the second play Sorsdah] put the Braves on the spot again with a punt to the ‘Mandan goal with Ferderer returning to the 11-yard line. The Braves failed to gain the required yardage and punted to Elotson who was downed on his own 49-yard line. The Demons BY ART KRENZ NEA Service Sports Artist ’ Princeton scored the final touch- Grand Forks Wins N. D. Football Title By Downing Fargo Paul Pauk, left halfback, went r from the four-; line. Forkers Push Across Two! ‘rm ine fm Rear Counters in First Period to | was passed from center Clinch 21-7 Vietory ‘conten Fargo, N. D., Nov, 13—(?}—Grand Forks high school clinched the unof-| ff his right tackle. ficial state high school football cham- alt ae failed to gain on two plays and Elof- son punted over the goal. downs later smashed off guard counter. Elofson open the center of the line to took a time out. A short pass over the line was grounded by an alert Demon forward and Ferderer punted to Elofson who fumbled the ball with Shinners recovering for the Braves on .|Mandan’s 40-yard line. Ordway tossed a pass to Shinners that was good for 14 yards as the quarter end- Ferderer lost a yard and Mandan |tory = is ; " NAVY ENCOUNTERS TOUGH ASSIGNMENT IN PET PANTHERS Syracuse to Defend Honors Against Invasion of Col- gate’s Red Raiders PRINCETON ‘PLAYS YALE Minnesota Is Heavy Favorite Over Chicago; ilinois Tackles Wisconsin E i i i Y'KNOW, MRS. HOOPLE —~ WEVE BEEN NEIGHBORS FoR YEARS,AND ID BE THE LAST‘ ONE TO COMPLAIN~BUT THE MASOR WAS TELLING ME ABOUT OWNING A RACE HORSE- AND HES PLANNING ON REMODELING YouR GARAGE INTO, A STABLE FOR THE HoRsE/! TM AFRAID THE NEIGHBORS SSN) SSN SS SS SS SSS SS SS Wolverine’s Football Misfo MAKE A STABLE OUT OF MY GARAGE, EHS HM-M=HAVE NO FEAR, MR. BAXTER — TLL RELEASE THAT BAT FROM HIS PLUG HAT \F THAT HORSE IS BROUGHT HERE, HIS FIRST RACE WILL BE TAKING THE Due for Another Setback Saturday JAMESTOWN PEDS POUND OUT Worst Likely to Happen When 39-0 VICTORY OVER MAYVILLE ce ceca race Annual Country Club Meeting I Is Tonight to Visitor’s One; Schauer State's Powerhouse i g i : S & 5 Ly elf 9) tee fe g E aE Ly iF i 4 F BE if ie 5 if | i lay was exceedingly ragged at times. won the toss and chose to the west goal. Sorsdahl took kickoff on the 20-yard it to the 33. Elof- picked up two yards off tackle and the next play Sorsdahl punted to received the ball on his line and brought it back lway picked up two e next play Mandan five yards for offside. Elofson who sig- for a fair catch in midfield. were penalized for tack- after the catch but on Play, Elofson lost 10 yards, punt was blocked but a recovered and he again, this time to Ferderer on ard line. The Man- turned nine yards be- Punt ‘up two yards on the and then punted to Elofson il to the Mandan 7 & A | Hl ee? He Hah rapyepigieet F @ line play and two in- broke through on the first and brought Ferderer down on one-yard line. Ferderer punted who signaled for a fair catch on his 21-yard line. Elofson made four yards and Sors- four more but on the next Tecovered a Bismarck lost two yards got off @ poor kick that it of bounds on the 20-yard & great scoring oppor- ter two trys at the line started to pass, changed his carried the ball to the 11- line. Sorsdahl made it a first, He picked up two more and added one as the quarter the At opening of the second half Sorsdah] pounded over for the touch- on two plays, and then cracked center again for the extra point. elected to receive and Davis to Ordway who took the ball own 25-yard stripe and re- it to the 38. Ferderer passed Ordway for two yards and after an Pass, Ferderer punted but was for roughing and the ball was put in Mandan’s 48-yard line. The Jost ground on er i rs z 3 3 s Be Rs § F i i F ES S 3 i gs Bae ed. Wilson intercepted his second Pass of the afternoon on the second Play and the Demons began a touch- rine march from their own 35-yard e. Snyder hit center for four yards. Sorsdahl made it a first down. Sny- der added another yard and Beall made five more on an end around. Sorsdahl cracked through center for seven and then made another five for a second first down. Snyder picked up one and Sorsdahl added five. Elofson slid off guard for seven but on the next play Sorsdahl fum- bled with Mandan recovering on their own 13-yard stripe. The Braves at- tempted a pass which was incomplete and then tried again but Sorsdahl snared the ball and returned to the 19-yard line, from which he carried the ball over on four plays for the second touchdown. Elofson ploughed through the line for the extra point. Ordway took the kickoff on his own 25 yard line and returned it to the 35. The Braves took to the air in the clos- ing minutes of the game but failed to gain consistently and Bismarck took the ball on downs shortly before the to the Mandan 37-yard |“! Substitutions: Bismarck—R. Shafer, Beall, Woodland, Whittey, Snyder, Register, Brandenburg. Mandi Braaten, Farr, Lubke, Smith, Youngblut. Officials: Referee, Gerald Griffin, Minnesota; umpire, Bunze, North- western; head linesman, Rev. Opie 8. Rindahl. Gopher Grid Machine Receives Fresh Oiling Minneapolis, Nov. 13.—()}—Minne- Sota’s football crusher got a fresh oiling Tuesday with the Gophers, showing an inclination to get up to high speed again, on the job for the Chicago game Saturday intending to improve on their latest performance. The Gopkers in this game, besides trying to hammer down a fourth Big Ten victim, are setting themselves a high purpose consistent with the game of last week to tear away four touchdowns. This time it’s to beat Chicago as Well or better than did Ohio State, which threatens an obvious compari- son with Minnesota’s power, and show the world the Buckeyes have no right tw class themselves with Gopher strength. Growing proud over their celebrated offensive ‘o the point where they're j bound to grab @ monopoly on all the Praises if possible, the Gophers will seek to drive Chicago out of Memorial stadium Saturday like @ windstorm blowing its worst. It begins to look, anyway, that a steady offensive with lots of power will be @ good means of keeping down the Maroons, own attwk headed by the brilliant Jay Berwanger. Posses- Fargo substitutions: Shamp; Kreig for Neiny Shear Cortright; ‘Thorne for contributed homers to|was completed and the usual rout of the pick of Japan’s| will be played the baseball players. ‘. OUT OUR WAY OD A WOULD YOU BE KIND BNOUGH [ ge | & | | A E § i ie Hi i Beg i qi i E i Hi iil i #4 a] H A] i Hy i "i an8 He i i 3 4 BFE i F I | F3 Eg z i i é 8 Bay ] = j fi Cleveland, outpointed Mickey ‘Walker, 164, Rumson, N. J. (10). Ohicago—Leo Rodak, 131, Chi- Sages outpointed De Grasse, 137, New York, (10); Everett (Young) Rightmire, 127%, Sioux 166, Chicago (4). ’ By Williams WOULD YOU BE KIND ENOUGH to cur THAT “our? abet] 8 Fi: 5 g §5 er returned the kickoff at the | sion of the ball apparently is to count "Phe cocoids half from. is & lot on Minnesota's part, | | DRwitans © 108 " Leads Attack a jamestown, N. D., Nov. 13.—(#)— college Jimmies turned (i tate lege’s mother and dad day. Jimmies Pos. ® touchdown dive from the Ig. Hall, Jimmie end, over i ili It. re. oo Tt. re b i il gy” i, F E i j i br thee . g 4 & j i i ny a VETERAN OF BADGER ELEVEN ithe things the Wolverines have done to fine Buckeye elevens in > ape FE aEtE FOOTBALL SCORES (By the Associated Press| Duluth Teachers 0; Bemidji Teache Princetonian Opposes _ Post-Season Contest tion with, elther university » thrill le repugnant,” the Daily Princetonian declared.” I believe that today there is more mutual sympathy and understanding nationally and internationally —The Duke of York. ee ee ee ee canis a ee