The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 10, 1935, Page 8

THE BISMARCK 'TRIBUNK, LHUKSVAY, UCLUBLK 10, 1935 Lateral Pass Ruling Leads to Wide Open Gridiron Game 700 MUCH EMPHASIS ‘Badger Coach in Dangerous Mood, First National, [our soarpine House | i : + _1,; Service Electri all —— Team May Surprise Irish Sowlers Triumph! ZA ANDREW—~1 AM PRESENTING = ROHS G Association Teams Defeat- SA 5 . | Sa ESE S, ZA THIS WORLDS CHAMPION AMAZON A | Coach’s Brother on Irish Squad [sees Hard to Beat Whenipismarck Bakery ‘and Junior ZA, SUMPING FROG TO You |—~~ ba tiny Bierman Thinks Concentration| May Result in Neglect of KEEP HIMIN WATER AND FEED HIM A Scoring Plays RESERVES GET ATTENTION | eal Sa i Replacements to Figure Strong- | ly in Wins This Year, Gopher Coach Opines By BERNIE BIERMAN Minneapolis, Minn., Oct. 10. — As the 1935 college football season waxes warmer, word emanates from almost every camp and from almost every accepted critic that this is going to be a lateral pass year | Of course, this is the next big for- ward step in offensive football, but whether this type of play will hit its peak this year or not remains a moot question. However, it's almost a cinch that we'll see this weapon used | more than ever before with plenty of variations to make the games more spectacular and naturally more in-| teresting. In the east, Andy Kerr has been the leader in the use of the lateral) ——— =e Knee Deep in Trouble; | Tommerson Returns Chicago, Oct. 10—(4)—Look out, Notre Dame: The doctor's in his dan- gerous mood again. It's a football axiom that when Dr. {Clarence Spears is knee deep in jtrouble, when he seems to have a foot- ball team that couldn't give Podunk {college a lively afternoon, the doctor {suddenly comes back with the mean- ‘est, toughest collection of pigskin chasers alive and kicks the daylights out of one of the best squads in the nation. The doctor has done it so many itimes that Notre Dame, riding high iwith two victories in as many starts, ‘had better watch out for the Badgers. {Cold calculations indicate conclusive- jly there isn’t any excuse for holding jthe Notre Dame-Wisconsin game at ; Madison Saturday. “ The Badgers jhaven’t a chance, but don’t be too jSure about it. | Prospects in the Wisconsin camp | Thursday were at a new low. Clarence | Tommerson, Badger quarterback, had {returned to the squad after a brief rebellion and the spirit was back, but ed in Commercial Service Electric and First National! Bank bowlers won two out of three games from the Bismarck ‘Bakery and Junior Association of Commerce teams, respectively, in Commercial League matches rolled Wednesday night. Kottsick was high pin getter for the Service Electric team with games of 128-132-159—419, while Faubel blast- ed the maples for counts of 206-163- 190—559, the high single and three game totals of the evening. Aided by @ 12-pin handicap, the Electricians took the first and third games of the match. Boese led the First National Bank team with 112-164-137—413 but Earl Kuehn took the major honors in this match with counts of 150-163-141—454, The Bank aggregation captured the second and third games after drop- ping the first. Scores: | First National Bank Hanson ..... 121 157 113— 391 Boese 112 164 137— 413 Cook 116 117 128— 361 Samuelson 106 140 124— 370 BIT OF HAMBURGER EACH WEEK— —~AND, FOR EXERCISE, TIE A 2.0-FOOT PIECE OF STRING ON HIS ANKLE, SO HE WONT LEAP AWAY ! HIS NAME IS MOGUL, AND SHOULD HE START TO CROAK AT NIGHT, 1 HAVE FOUND THAT YOU CAN SILENCE HIM BY MAKING A SOUND LIKE HICCOUIGHING | pass. It was quite effective for his} {John Golemeskean, star Badger line-;L@Wyer ..+ 100 124 107— 331 Colgate team last fall, and I feel posi- iman, appeared out. Handicap . 83 83 «83— 249 tive that coaches in the middle west. | ae ot ce re especially in the Big Ten Conference, | Perfect Spears’ Setup a Totals ...... » 638 785 692 2115) will make more of it this year. | fee hee desta, ano Cre WTS ay Junior Association of Commerce ; But any team that thinks it can get Mike Layden (above) who hails from Davenport, Ia., is a brother of , atti y 1 i % i ‘i tee sal y v | bt CREDITORS by offensively on lateral passes alone Coach Elmer Layden of Notre Dame and a leading halfback candi- denying reports that he was about to os is oe es oH Bowman Coach Wants | NOTICE TO 4 ‘ will have a sad awakening before this date of the Irish squad. He scored the touchdown that beat South- {Chuck his coaching job and go duck a wae ew ; [IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE season is over. It’s my contention ern California. (Associated Press Photo.) ,hunting. 109 111 122— 342) Game for October 25) oF MARY ¥, BURTON, DECEAS- that they will be effective only if they ; Gloom setiled on Purdue as in-|Demming 192 82 111— 385 | . | 1 b} ‘iven by th = ean be backed up by a strong running {juries forced Cecil Isbell, sophomore|Kuehn ......... 150 163 141— 454 Bowman, N’ D., Oct. 9.—()—Coach | ae ened, Baeike Huth Barton ‘Mets ze BISON-JACKRABBIT TIL ca i efogn orm, tome ee Foes Can Set Defense Drake, veteran fullback, and Forrest} Totals 742 572 616—1930 Giid ul fans ol wman high) testament of F, Burton, late of An opponent can set its defense , Burmeister, tac'tie, also were classed school announced Thursday his eleven| (1° ctTigh ‘and state of North Das pretty well to stop an aggregation ST ATE HOMECOMING S ATURD jas doubtful starters against Ford- Service Electric | COFFIN CORNER KICKING SPE- [is seeking an engagement for October | kota, deceased, to the creditors of, and | 5 _ lall persons having claims against the that depends almost entirely on mee ~ ham, Donaldson ...... 99 144 154— 397/ CIALIZED ART THAT NEEDS 25 or 26, His team is willing to play|*«t: f said deceased, to exhibit throwing the ball around. But let See | Ohio State’s coach Francis Schmidt | Kottsick + 128 132 159— 419 GREAT SKILL ieisten eLeuneaavextawt: EHenie With tter HeBeERary NOUS 142 93 155— 390 ye within six months after the first pub- 135 149 99— ga3/ [lication of this notice, to sald Bertha ; Ruth Burton Merritt, as executrix, @ Rock and Rubble Used itr 'vesitence at 221’ Third Street, In Negee i wae | m jac an eleven that can gain ground il b 2 W ‘indicated his forward wall would have ;Toman .. through a sound running game mix |May and Bettschen to See Ac- | (,r@@qy| erg Ss rist ito be altered for the Drake game,|Martin ... 195 149 99 90 lateral passes in, too, and it will get tion Again; Frank Welch !Minnesota’s Gophers still moaned the|Callan .... good results. G Pl C Joss of Julius Alphonse, a truly great|Handicap ........ 120 120 120— 360 © att [the city of Bismarck, in| Burleigh In the middle west, I hear that Is on Squad ets aster ast ball carrier who never received as —- —-- —- — In Fabricating Clock | «: ve cone Cae ce Due most of the coaches will stress the fos much praise as he merited, while Totals . «+ 781 768 * 803—2352 | County, North Dakota, at his office in laterals, single, double, triple and even! argo, N. D., Oct. 10—North Dako- |X-Rays ‘Disclose — Fiecta red Michigan labored to stop Indiana. W. J. Patterson of Rugby has made|the Burleigh County’ North Dakota quadrupled passes, more than ever. , At Iowa, a team of light freshmen,! Bismarck Bakery ja clock of Badlands rock and rubble. | f?'ntiGtin County, Novth Dakota,” Francis Schmidt of Ohio State uses|Mimcets aocct battle ia tie Geak| Bone; Tiger Scouts Round Up armed with Colgate plays, ran through | Verduin ". 130 144. 149— 428 Patterson, an instructor In COC) “you are hierehy furtiver notified that them aplenty, and with good success. }or's opening game, will meet South ‘i : ‘the regulars for long gains. Faubel .. 206 163 190— 559 cee eee Oy) EE SEO Ty court within aan tor the comay OF One reason why Mlinois’ light team | Dakota State in the homecoming con- | Big Squad of Rockies _—_ Hektner U7 137 119— 373 dams, constructed a miniature dam,|jurieigh and state of North Dakota, Was so powerful last year was because |test at Fargo Saturday night, . (cea Thanksgiving Football (22 -- 144 176 141— 461 then set into the hardening rubble|has fixed the 22nd day of April A. D. Of its skillful ball handling on later-|"“the game has created unusual in-| Detroit, Oct. 10—U)—Hank ‘Green- Patera .... 153. 189 177— 519 mixture a small “grandfather's clock.” | 1936, at the hour of ten o'clock in ‘the ‘ forenoon of said day at the court . als and forwards. Bo McMillin at terest because of South Dakota's vic-| berg. big first baseman of the world! Classic Taking Shape Surrounding the clock are pieces Of | rooms of said court, in the sald court- Indiana, Kipke at Michigan, Bach-|,- 0°70. i champion Detroit Tigers, fretted; BEEN Totals .. 809 776—2335 coral, found in the Badlands, petrified | house in the city of Bismarck, in Bur- man at Michigan State, and Gus|tO'Y Over Wisconsin. Both Pe are Thursday at the delay to his vaca- 5 ae ll moss, and a carnelian on which na-|!eish County, North Dakota, as the . a real contenders for the North Central y Aberdeen, S. D., Oct. 10.—(”)—Plans time and place for hearing and ad- Dorais at Detroit University, to say| conference championship and Satur- {tion caused by a plaster cast encasing for the all-Dalola high school grid Red Raiders Tackle HAT THE BALL | [ture has etched the outline of an|justing all claims against the estate nothing of Layden at Notre Dame.| gays game is considered somewhat of| his left wrist, fractured a week ag0 classic are rapidly taking form, anes ROLLS CuTOF | |American shield, upon which appears | of the sald Mary, Tauiy and Stone will make the most of this weapon |‘, up. jin the second game of the series with’ though the game is nearly eight weeks Difficult Schedule BOUNDS the semblance of the outline of the| presented as hereinbefore provided, ire fall, But if a team throws the!” rast Saturday the Bison defeated |th2 Chicago Cubs. away. — BETWEEN TWO [pou s k Mea ya en aor aay aoe: Re DESmnne: Beweround et and wildly and Morningside but it was a costly! The third set of X-rays of tho: ‘Trophies for the two teams, offi-| New York, Oct. 10—(P)—There has} FLAGS SET UPON | | The sive AN eee pusdectingd ort rl BURTON MERRITT, ‘ Mpeeettaee ogo: with-it, it i m7 |triumph because of the injury to; %Tist disclosed the fracture Wednes- cials from both states, the naming of been a strong suspicion for several | THE GOAL AND 10. oven sine aie | The Mxecutrix of the last will ies eeuble. i "un'Stan Maynard, varsity center who{ay night. Previous photographs. a strategy board to nominate North {years that Andy Kerr has what it! YARD LINES. 9 Ee Se re manE ot sain Mary ae: Burton, Deceased. The Ethiopian calendar divides the | Quam & Young i. year into 12 months of 30 days each,| Bismarck, North Dakota. \broke a bone in his hand and will be; made after Greenberg's collision with naxota's outstanding high school |takes to win at Colgate. The Red| ¢|wnable to get into the starting lineup Catcher Gabby Hartnett of the Cubs, team, and plans for ticket sales were|Raiders are out to prove it with one |for at least two weeks. Maynard will had not disclosed the minute cracks, given a thorough going over at alof the most difficult schedules in his P. be missed not only because of his con- | D7. William E. Keane, Tiger physician, meeting of the general committee. six years there. Slow Whistle to Help To give this latest type of offe: football a better chance to dev followed by one month of five days] ,,urst publication on the 26th day football a bet 2, cere } September, A. D, 1935, tle by the Poteree thie yea We never {sistent passing ability but also because S412. ne said the injury was noz!,.JOUns00 field, home of the North-| ‘The Ralders have lost only five! By JIMMY DONAHUE AND Buzz | Seen re: a 2 rt * saat Sas g dofensi an. } . Kei s y ee, ern State Teachers Wolves, is defi- kr that this will be the case, |M@_is & strong defensive man laerieys, aad tat the wrist would 86 ern Sta achers Ives, is jsames since Kerr began coaching WETZEL t's entirely up to officials, The loss of Maynard will be some- nitely secured as the scene of the fray |them, but except for an occasional| In late years, the art of accurate! In the western conference, we have| "hat offset, however, by the return of ‘as good as new” after six weeks of on Thanksgiving day starting at 1:30/ game, such as the triumph over Tu-' “coffin torner” punting has replaced | Emi ? sho | treatment. i A i { vets rat me : tr roa raeheg een ee e sie ciip Deane lane last year, their victories have| the long, high kick of a decade ago the aenitere on. aiaceaitt roar 0 | nave been out of service since the} teste Hass Planned ae with "North Dakota's premier high school!been overlooked, largely because of| which was designed to give ends time P ut on ball carrier, even when tackled and{Minnesota game. {relatives in New York, and later @ ojeyens wiil be under scrutiny of the |the calibre of the opposition. to’get down under a punt and cover | | winter of yachting in ee following strategy board: Dr. J.T.E.; Three years ago they were not/the receiver. | “11 have this concrete off in a pinwoodie, chairman; B. C. Tighe of Scored on, yet failed to receive an in-| More than ever, football teams are couples of Nola f dees vous fe Fargo high, C. C. Finnegan of North | vitation to the Rose Bowl game. In| developing specialty kickers who need | wile cage hammer and chisel," he threal- Dakota state, Coach Coleman of |1933 they lost only to Tulane but|not necessarily know how to pass or | ter chance to develop. jrabbits. Rorvig bolsters Casey Fin- ened eer Mickey Cochrane, depart- Minot State Teachers, Charles Kim- were held to a scoreless draw by La-jbe able to run with the ball. Their The rules committee intentionally; Negan’s reserves, that at the begin- |, Cae a ey Cocira: raat * ball of the Northern School Supply |fayette. Last year only Ohio State | only other duty is to run interference an d p U t 0 f f encouraged the use of laterals this'ning of the season caused the Aggic| "8 for Wyoming on a@ grizzly Bs ‘al company, and Doug Smith of Devils !defeated the Maroon. and get down to receive passes. year by urging a slower whistle. We!mentor considerable worry. hunt, announced that every Tiger rake igh. Having successfully passed their! The long, high kicks of yore covered won't have the uniformity in this! An innovation at the Bison home- |Tesular would have his work cut oul “Phe board will pass on the state’s| preliminary tests with victories over/60 and 70 yards; the coffin corner W N T E R I that. we should through the 1935 cam-|coming this year will be the playing |" him to hold down his job nex: outstanding schools and make their | Niagara, Amherst and St. Lawrence,| kick of. today travels low, and some- | . paign, but there will he an improve-|of the game under the floodlights! ¥¢@"- To keep his men on their toes,’ recommendations to the central high | the Raiders will travel Saturday into) times not more than 40 yards. But it ment in my opinion because,the code|Saturday night instead of in the af-| he Said, Tiger scouts have rounded UD <ciool athletic association, which will|Big Ten territory for a game with |18 designed to roll out of bounds be- when still upright, can pass the pig-| The Morningside game brought out skin backward to a mate. If we/@nother fleetfooted back in the per- really shave a slower whistle, it will/S0n of Carl Rorvig, who will see plenty give this new offensive method a bet-/Of action Saturday against the Jack: is Pretty much the same, * |ternoon, ‘The game will begin at Cl iaeheeeie te Pa en eas. then tender. an official invitation. | the strong University of Iowa at Iowa ereen: be 1Ocrege ine ane Pies line! é More Men Per Game |p. m. y ie anes | ee City. Then come Lafayette, Holy|Sttipe, thus putting the defending { There is another ch 5 > way| to make the trip to the Lakeland,! t team in a hole. ‘ou can turn_a cold shoulder on Winter... or give it a warm : Is another change in the way! Frank Welch, former Bismarck high Grand Forks Downs es Tulane, Syracuse, Rutgers and To. mester thie sti the Kicker p (het in Hanes! Get hold of a suit and feel inside — feel the ’ this fall that spectators should watch !deal of action when the two teams/D0M Ross, Beaumont third sack 3 | this game of football will be played| school player, will no doubt see a good |. training camp. They include | closely, It’s in the use of more men'play Saturday. Welch played a bang-| Chester Laabs, a Milwaukee slugg i i comfort in those downy, close-knit ribs. Imagine that velvety softness Fargo Midgets, 19-0} with a fine tine in front of a ve-| Should stick flags at the ends of both he tery EONAR EES) teran backfield, Kerr has worked up| lines on each side of the field. Stand- para your chest and saugging Your legs when the snowflakes fal a av ‘ i All ° | as dish-cloths and the wind cuts like a knife. Mister, you'll Per me nan ever Devore. college |? Bame for stato against Minnesota, ee eae a er eeen | Grand Forks, N, D, Oct, 10,—(@)—|more of the variations of lateral pass-/iM8 in the center of the gridiron at| Yaseke Heavyweight Champion for your body-gaardl ” 7°" eleven today and you'll note that| yerne, AO; Frosh will play the uni-| vio weccived a tryout last year; Dixic| Turing on a new enemy after two|ing that left Colgate's opponents, as|tO"ToT ut of bounds between the You'll have plenty of play in Hanes Underwear. And we don’t most of them have from 10 to 20|{cTStY Yearlings in the afternoon. | yo. ot the former Alabama football | Straight defcats, Grand Forks Cen-|Well as spectators, bewildered ast) 4 mean squeeze-play! These union-suits give you double mea- lettermen working out with each| 7 Fi ht L: t N ht. ‘T\ player; Rudy York, another Texas|!ral high school stopped Fargo, 19) ¥ear. Low kicks are most accurate, but Padi ipah true trunk-length and chest-size too. You can squad. Years ago, such an announce-| | Ights Las zg League product who aspires to Green-| t0 0, Wednesday night. the booter should get them high and reach as much as you want, and Hanes will never ment would have meant that any|?— —_————-* hberg's berth; Jack Wade of Portland,| Phillips, Bye and Dragge divided/36 Gophers on Squad enough to clear the heads and up-| Binder! Buttons, buttonholes, cuffs, and seams are so bs coach with that many veterans would (By the Associated Press) \Chad Kimsey of Montreal and Pat| touchdowns in a fast running at- $ stretched hands of charging linemen| $turdily stitched they're wear-conditioned! See your Hanes be a championship contender. It| _ Washington, D. C—Marty Gal- | McLaughlin of Beaumbnt, all pitching| lack taking Fargo off its feet at the} Leaving for Nebraska sweeping in on him. Dealer today. P. H, Hanes Knitting Co., Winston-Salem, N.C, doesn’t now, lagher, 207, Washington, out- | prospects. start with two scores in the first quar- ——— (Copyright, 1935, NEA Service, Inc.) Each year, coaches make it a point] pointed King Levinsky, 204, Chi- | -——~ ter. j_, Minneapoljs, Oct. 10.—(@)—Thirty- C Man, A nearby dealer has HANES Untou- to develop and use more players in} cago, (10); Jimmie Ferrare, 205, | Mickey Cochrane stopped briefly in| Fumbles cost the Fargoans two scor- 'six University of Minnesota football Ex-Troj Grid Sta: Suits, $1 ond up... Shirts and each contest, As a result, more let-| Baltimore, knocked out Buster | Bismarc’s last night on his way to|ing chances in the last quarter and|players took a last look at the “Beat | “X-s Trojan Grit r Drawers Besin at 760 » . . Bors? ters are given out. I can recall when! Buckley, 192, Alexandria, Minn., | Billings, Mont., via the Northwest) they were on the Grand Forks one-|Nebraska” signs in their dressing Defeats N. D Wrestler ¥. aco te . ppd I was playing football 20 years ago j Airlines, ' yard line when the game ehded. room, packed shoulder pads and hel- nee Winter-Weight Shirts and Knit that ines naysual if any team used _ — mets, ‘and prepared to journey to Lin-| s+ paul, Oct, 10- pank ace MSE astcoted et right), 00 contest, "Many "went through the By Williams [[Iet'tne cesson ecainst the swift-step-| met Georeia, Tech football star gepcan yet most strenuous battles with only 11 é a __ ae|ping Cornhuskers Saturday, rg ey ae Dane cosrenich, THE AN Tho ¥ R EE ZE UNDERWEAR or 12 men. » 6 oy AND Bo we meerses Count | ={ THAT PROVES A TH? THINGS tM that that usually taken on tripe eas [O2,e one-ROuE tine, iimle” wretting ca Now, it's the team with the reserve PERSON CAN KNow Y puMBEST ABOUT not an indication of reserve strength, |P°Ut, Wednesday night. power that gets results. : TOO MUCH SHE 1S TH’ THINGS 1 Bernie Bierman said Thursday. He |, D0bY Stewart, 255, Huntsville, Ala, = tom foU, Minnesota's success was AIN’/T. NO. MACHINIST, ENJOv TH’ MosT~ 1 does not expect to use more than 15/ Went 0 ® 30 minute draw with Louis due entirely to the fact that we had = | AN’ SHE DON’T KNOW | WEENIES, FER layers in the game and it may be| 2n¢S2, St. Louis. three complete varsity ‘teams with : WHUT SHE'S DOIN'TO] INSTANCE-T LOVE thet even a fewer number will see |,,Cli! Thelde, former Southern Cal- little difference in relative ability. THEM GEARS, RASPIN'] ‘EM BUT I NEVER tion, but he Js not overlookin, pee ifornia football star, threw Jack It’s not wise to forecast what any "EM LIKE THAT/ R - bets it his search for additional fore | Sampson, Wahpeton, N. D. in 16 min- one team will do through the strenu- < WANT TO SEE ‘EM ts in search for additional force ous schedules that all of them must MADE ~ 1 MIGHT against the Cornhuskers. play, just because it has 10 or more OTF NOT LIKE ‘EM ANy Much of Minnesota’s chance against Jettermen on hand. It’s no longer a Z weer , MOR! the lighter, faster Nebraskans “a in juestion of a strong starting lit y EOE the line, All week coaches have been but the class of the err that | tells . 3 RE \ drilling the forwards in a hard-charg- STOCK UP EARLY the story. . - > la ie = - { ing, smashing defense designed to Upland Game Bird ( ht, o ’ carry them into the heart of the op- &: Si ‘Copyright, 1935, NEA Service, Inc.) posing backfield, d \ Bepeen: Opens OCT. 12 It is expected Minnesota will adopt Q Migratory Waterfowl much the same tactics that it used ans j Season Opens OCT. 21 against Pittsburgh last year on the defense. In that Pee the une grtted ceased charging and smashing int the opposing offense until finally the i ? AMMUNITION Stagg’s Team Invades *Frisco After 41 Years San Francisco, Oct. 10—(#)—Amos Alonzo ‘Stagg’s first invasion of San Francisco with a football team in 41 Panthers began to weaken. 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