The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 11, 1934, Page 8

Six N. D. Prep Schools FORKERS CAPTURE | THREE BERTHS ON MYTHICAL ELEVEN Wheeler of Fargo and Burck- hardt of Devils Lake Hon- ored for Second Time MIDGET GETS CAPTAINCY Sorsdahl, Lips Receive Honor- able Mention; 47 Mentors Take Part in Poll BY L. F. YOUN ROM (Associated Press Sports Writer) Grand Forks captured three posi- tions on the coaches’ 1934-All-State high school football team to strength- en the school’s claim to the unof- ficial gridiron championship of he Dakota. Forty-seven gridiron mentors, the greatest number ever to cast ballots in an all-state election, participated in the poll conducted annually by The Associated Press. They nomin- ated 165 players to the mythical all- state eleven. Of the army of stars nominated, players representing only 13 schools placed on the first three teams with but six schools honored on the first eleven. The coaches’ choice of three Grand Forks men—Allan Dragge, James Hallen and Wendelin Burckhardt—in- directly amounted to an endorsement of the school's powerful undefeated Aggregation as the mythical state he Forks aggregation, vic- forious over seven opponents last season. also were selected West as captain of the second team and Ros- enberg and Rood for the third team. Wheeler Named Captain Captaincy of the first all-state went to Fullback Ernie Wheeler of Fargo who garnered more votes than any other gridder. Porter Trubey was the second Fargo man. Like- wise, Jamestown had two all-staters Richmond and Deery. The re- maining four positions were divided between Minot, Devils Lake, Lisbon. and Wahpeton. It was the second consecutive sea- son that all-state honors have been bestowed upon Wheeler of Fargo and Burckhard, of Devils Lake, both back- field men. The composite first team is a heavy but fast eleven, averaging 172 pounds with a backfield average of one pound less; the third group is nearly as heavy as the first, bur the second team averages about eight pounds less per man. A consensus of coach-comment de- scribed Burckhard, Wheeler and Burckhardt as the three greatest triple threat men ever had on one all-state eleven. Ranked with the trio as a brilliant ball carrier, the voting coaches ex- sssed enthusiasm over Decry's remendous” speed, fearless drive, and towering defensive strength. Describing Devils Lake's Burck- hard, one coach commented he is “a college player coasting through high school competition.” Backfield Powerful All three of Deery’s mates are ex- Ceptionally proficient at kicking. eeler is a slippery runner and hard line plunger; Bi hardt an ideal player in ability, temperament and team spirit. The scrappy forward wall is built out from the dependable John Ring- ’ dahl, four-year man at Lisbon whose Play-starting passes from center were considered “near perfect.” De- fensively he showed ability to diag- nose plays, making him an_ ideal roving center, plugging holes in the line or pulling out for protection it passes. On either side of him are guards, Mallen and Oliver, who were the defensive bulwarks in the lines of the Grand Forks and Wahpeton teams, respectively. Hallen was a hard and accurate blocker; fast. with ex- ceptional drive. Oliver also excells at blocking. He was outstanding both offensively and defensively. His leadership qualities together with aggressive, alert playing earned he 200-pound Mackenroth of Minot ‘iis tackle berth, along with fight- ) ng Porter Trubey of Fargo whose ability shone constantly. Experts at that all-important busi- tess of grabbing passes, Richmond of famestown and Dragge of Grand /*orks won the end posts. Besides ) javing gluey fingers, Richmond ex- elled at blocking and Dragge in Seressiveness with both quick to get own under punts. Twenty-six of the 47 coaches com- jailed with a request to make a } cond team choice. Tabulation of jhe second team votes separately | gain gave most of the first team layers @ winning margin. } On a strictly Class A vote, the only (| anges in the all-state composition } Ould be the shifting of West cf firand Forks and Morgan of Fargo 3 place of the two B class play- | 8 on the first team. ; Class B Team Chosen | Eliminating players of the Class A ams from consideration, the vot- ig would result in a Class B aggre- | ation composed as follows: } Ends: Maxwell, Grafton, and Rife, hpeton. Tackles: Swenson, Williston, and THE RISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1934 Place Gridders on Coaches’ All-State Team | Mythical N. D. All-Star Football Team Selections | ERY JAMESTOWN HALFBACK MINOT TACKLE TRUBEY FARGO TACKLE Mohall; Loring, Reeder; Mandan; Meier, Linton; Wahpeton; Sletten, Valley City; town; Bye, Grand Forks; Kunde, Dickinson; D. Gilman, Beach; Pat- terson, Finley; Butcher, Adams, Carrington; Krueger, Minot ;4erer, Mandan. Model; C. Nicewonger, Reeder; Mil- ler, Cooperstown; Reubish, mount, Beall, Bismarck. Tackles: Sayler, Elgin; holm, Devils Lake; #hamp, ‘Wester- ton; Ernest Ihkn, Nasset, Dickinson; Wood, Devils Lake; | Cando Kelly, Hillsboro; Woodland, Bismarck; Steeker, Beach; Carlson, Beach; Reeder; Eide, Fairmount. Wilson Is Nominated Guards: Feist, Grand Forks; El- | Elfstrum, vick, Carson, Weighmulles den; Willson, Bismare! Dickinson; Germain, — Jamestown; | Ane! Stowell, Valley City; Miller, Hank- inson; Johnson, Mott; —Britnell,|4rt. Fairmount; Grafton; C. Christianson, Belfield Saholt, Mayville; Kercer, Marmarth; | Lak: Centers: son, Leeds; Lokke:, Hillsboro; Craw-| lich. Carrington. ford, Dickinson; Paul Barckley, Page; Williams, Fairmount Backs: Ed Peterick, Lidgerwood Fenoing, Mott; James eseth, Minot; Fargo; Soliath, Hatton; Aneta; Christianson, Kenmare; Pilt- ingsrud, Leeds; Lipelt, Williston; Dobler, son, Man Cando; Mundt, Milnor, St. James, Grand Forks; Winger,| Linton Mayville; Ready, Fairmount; Bow-| Lee, St. ers, Larimore; Crawford, Portland Jones, Beach; Wonser, gard, Hope; Guts-hmidt, Backs—Sloan, Harvey;| Valley City; marth; Durfee, Reeder; Hartl, Minot; | hall. Markhall, Rugby; King, Park River; Toby, Bowbells, Lackey, Carson; Pepple, Fessenden; mare! Lucl Garrisot Tuma, t Yn EGAD, MDEAR-LOoK! | - .| OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Ahern GOOD HUNTING! tohnke, Lidgerwood. ‘Guards: Oliver, Wahpeton, and ardner, Kenmare. } Center: Ringdahl, Lisbon. Backs: Fredericks, Wahpeton; ‘hold, Crosby; Schrank, Grafton, ad Warner, Wahpeton. Selection of er all-state eleven the high point men after elim- ating the Class A players, however, not result in an ytain position, possibly would have jen different B team players their MACKENROTH Wahpeton; |Dickinson; D. Jacobson, Crosby, Fer- Men listed for second team honors Fair-|by the coaches, but not named on first team ballots are: Ends—Brady, Crosby; Irgens, Coop- Page; Fargo; |erstown; Rutherford, Chatfield, Minot Model; Quast, Lin-|iKenmare; Campbell, Grafton; Kuni New Rockfor"; /ert, Wishek; Flegal, Linton; Kannas. Hedstrom, Bismarck; Vi Velk, _ Harvey; | Leeds: Reynolds, Lakota. Tackles—Kelley, Hillsboro; Lavaay, Teske,| Park River; Napranick, Brumme, Fairmount; ton; Spitzer, Ashley; Pepke, Min Kenmare Fessen- | Larimore; Schatz, Valley City; Clarke, Patricka, | Dickinson; Pletan, Lisbon; Hovde, ta, Guards—Wilson, Wahpeton; Leath- Dacley, Sherwood Keller, Sherwood; ‘Timboe, Devils Hillsboro; Froe~| Melillo, second baseman, Flick, Cooper Sayler, Burmese rivermen entwine Elofson, Bis-| leg around the oar when rowing a boat, FREE SAMPLES OF WASHING —~ FOLLOWED,A BLOCK IN BACK OF THE CHAP WHO. - WAS DISTRIBUTING THEM / IF T HAD COME HOME BY WAY OF DEXTER AVENUE YESTERDAY, T WOULD HAVE BEEN PLAYERS HONORED IN A. P. POLL DRAGGE GRAND FORKS END HALLEN GUARD RINGDAHL Lisbon CENTER raveror: RED SOX MONOPOLIZE PLAYER Future of Babe Ruth, Post-Sea- son Tours Will Be Dis- cussed at Sessions Sheaf.| new York,, Dec. 11.—()}—The open full blast Tuesday as owners and managers flocked into town for the annual meetings of the American National Leagu-s. Tom Yawkey, owner of tg Beston Red Sox, who al-cady spent Hendrickson, | almost $2,000,000 trying to get a pen- nant winner, and Eddie Collins, his astute business manager, were the most sought-after. Bender, Lit conferences with Joe Cronin, their new manager, and the word went Watters, Lakota; Bosch, Lin-| around that they would like to have Haag, Bowman; Dohn, Bismarck. |ton; Monnes, Minot; x Dwyer, Williston; Ol-| Rockford; Yostie, Jeske, NeW! Jack Burns, first sacker, and Oscar from the St. Louis Browns, or Joe Kuehl and Center—Kimblar, Wahpeton; Sig- Buddy Myer from the Washington Guthrie, St. Mary's Bismarck; McVay, Cando; Prnators—1t the: peice ia Tight. Fargo; Harry, Kenmare; Arnot, Park ,| River; Carlson, Mohall. Lee Given Votes Lakota; Benson, Reeder; | Casselton; Pepple, Fessenden; N. O!-/ gin; Bender, Elgin; Nelson, son, Fairmount; Graham, Hillsboro; ! racés next summer. Linton; Culbert-| Nelson, Kenmare; Volk, Linton; Gibbons,| town; Unruh, Harvey; Fors, Drak Bobsinger,| Green, Hatton; Young, Hope; Allensworth, Mary's; Blore, Linton; Wampler, Mink Page; Ny-| Finlcy; baperee, Sarat: -Diemer?,' season barnstorming tours, one of ects, Stevens, Minot Model; Leahy, Mar-| Bronce, Grand Forks, Hanson, Mo-' tour of the Orient. Bennett.| The Principal bus:ness before the Natioral League moguls is to install Ford C. Frick as their new president {and decide whether Judge Emil C. Johnson, Fuchs of the Bosto: Braves: is to be permitted to use his park for dog American Leaguers will name the place for the annr © All-Star game, Flegal,| with Cleveland favored; discuss the Valley City;; future of Babe Ruth; intra-league Wishek; games during the training season; Long,! synthetic double headers and post- Carrington; | which just ended in Manilla after a The highest inhabited place in the their | world is the Buddhist monastery of Naine, in Thibet. It is 17,000 feet above sea level. MEAN TO SAY YOU PUT THE SNEAK AND SNATCH ON THOSE FREE SAMPLES) Zp WITHOUT YOUR YELLOW J YA GLOVES AND FORMAL WALKING STICK? GRAND FORKS RICHMOND season for baseball deals got under | eight-round semi-windup. | Yawkey and Collins held several (By The Associated Press) FIRST TEAM er— Weight Allan Dragge, Grand Forks. 175 ht ~_ 200 Right Tackle . 165. Right Guard + (184 Center 168 = Left End 180 © Quarterback , 167 = Halfback Wendelin Burckhardt, Grand 160 Ernest Wheeler, Fargo (Capt.)....... 168 = Fullback Third Team Rife, Wahpeton -Rosenberg, Grand Forks Uthus, Fargo WHEELER FARGO FULLBACK « Werner, ‘Wahpeton HONORABE MENTION ENDS—Harris, Oakes, Wallace, Ellendale; Southham, Mohall; Kol- stad, Hillsboro; Olson, Fargo, Christensen, Lidgerwood. i TACKLES—Madison, Stanley; Jodsaas, Oakes; Ogren, Edgeley; Burau, Bowbells, Soli, Mott; Grohnke, Lidgerwood. GUARDS—Wilkes, Bowbells; Exner, LaMoure; Dietrich, Mandan. CENTERS—Burns, Grafton; Lips, Bismarck, Trousdals, Mott; Wolf, Jamestown. BACKS—Pletan, Lisbon; Henkel, Enderlin; Sly, Enderlin; Hanson, LaMoure; Barcus, Mohall; Sapa, Lidgerwood; Getty, Carrington; Wha- en, Grafton; ue. BURCKHARD DEVILS LAKE QUARTERBACK BURCKHARDT GRAND FORKS HALFBACK kinson; Sorsdahl, Bismarck; Ordway, Man- MINOT ELKS DEFEAT PHANTOMS, 46-41, WITH BRILLIANT RALLY ~ .. | the Elks at Bismarck b: score Jacobson, Massmann Turn in} 46 to 31. ee = Sparkling Performances; mae Webster High Scorer ieee aes i Meinhover, c Minot, N. D., Dec. 11—(#)—A drive | Massmann, ¢ that netted three field goals in the| Jacobson, g . test two and one-half mintues gave | SPriges, f ... “Totals. ....ssscsecees Minot— OLIVER JAMESTOWN WANPETON Robertson, c-f . 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