The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 18, 1935, Page 14

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1935 DEMONS 10 TACKLE JAMESTOWN THERE: BRAVES FAVORITES Gridiron Spotlight Focuses on Minot-Grafton Encount- er at Magic City HANNA’S SQUAD IN SHAPE; Bad Punt, 15-Yard Penalty Pave Way for Touch- down in 6-0 Victory EET St. Mary's ran over a touchdown in the first five minutes of play against | the Bismarck high school reserves and then staved off two determined scor- ing threats in the third quarter to chalk up the second victory of the season for the Meinhover-coached eleven here Thursday. The score was 6 to 0. A punt that traveled only 10 yards, two plays after the opening kickoff gave the Saints the ball on the Imps’ 40. This break, followed by a 15-yard penalty on the Imps, paved the way for the winning touchdown. Leroy Reff took the ball on the first play and smashed off tackle for five yards and then circled end for 13} more and a first down. Art Helbling picked up one yard around end and Reff was held for no gain. Reff was given the ball again and this time drove off tackle for six and Rausch ploughed the remaining five yards for ithe counter. Helbling was stopped at the line as he attempted to plunge for the extra point. Saints Threaten Again | Before the first period was over the | Saints again threatened to score car- | tying the ball to the Imps’ 21 but here Helmuth Clausnitzer intercepted a Saint pass and the ball was back in Beall Is Only Regular Out of Lineup; M’Mahan’s Eleven to Meet Satans Four undefeated high school foot-} ball machines, two of them with oth- erwise flawless records marred by tie games, engage in “crucial” engage- ments tonight which may tell the story of North Dakota’s mythical foot- ball championship. Considered as stand-out battles from which may emerge the team to represent the state in the Thanks- giving Day fracas at Aberdeen, 8, D., are the Minot-Grafton tilt at the Magic City, the Bismarck-Jamestown encounter at the Stutsman county seat and the Mandan-Devils Lake contest at the Satan City. FANS GO TO JAMESTOWN Bismarck high school football Saints Tally in Early Minutes The Halt Imps Scoring Threats to Win Chief Jackrabbit Hope in Nodak Game Tribune Trundlers Win in Commercial Regulatory Department and Service Electric Five Bow in Thursday’s Matches First National Bank and Bismarck Tribune trundlers were victorious over the Regulatory Department and Service Electric teams, respectively, in Commercial League matches bowled Thursday night. Samuelson set the pace for the First National five with games of 133-127-152—412. The bankers took the first, dropped the second and then rallied to cop the third. Knudt- son was high pin getter for the Reg- watory team with 153-144-132—429, Rallying after losing the first game, the Tribune bowlers annexed the fi- nal two and the match. Bill Devlin had games of 187-133-167—487 for the evening's high game and high three- game totals. Toman was the best for the Service Electric with scores of 163-116-158—437. ‘The scores: First National Bank 82- 68-117— 267 94-128-145— 367 113- 94-100— 307 133-127-152— 412 Haney . 641-635-722—1998 Regulatory Department our Unbeaten Prep Elevens Play ‘Crucial’ Tilts Tonight nn [First National and |FIRSTROUND OFP.G.A.EVENT _ |Gophers Lay U.S. MATCHES RYDER CUP GOLFERS Title Groundwork Hagen Apparently Captures Medalist Honors With Few Left to Report Oklahoma City, Oct. 18.—(#)—Four of the hottest campaigners in golf, all of them members of America’s triumphant Ryder Cup team, were pitted against each other by @ hat draw Friday at the outset of match Play in the P. G. A. setto. ‘Walter Hagen, swaggering all the more in the role of apparent medal: ist, vs. Johnny Re- volta, and Horton Smith, another par cracker, vs. one of the year’s outstanding stroke misers, Henry Picard, provided the big part of the card. Beside these, only three others of the select Ry- der Royalty had Walter Hagen cinched survival of the qualifying round. They were little Paul Runyan, the defending champion; Gene Sarazen by virtue of some fancy recuperating, and Sam Parks, Jr., the open champion. “Sir Walter” was the Hagen of some six years ago when he stroked around the trying course Thursday in one under par, 67-72—139. Few among the stranded ones were given even an outside chance of doing bet- | Mother of Roscoe | _ Asks Fewer Thrills | ¢ Detroit Lakes, Minn., Oct, 18— (®)—One football fan here hopes Saturday’s Minnesota - Tulane game will reduce to a certain de- gree the thrill quantity of the Go- pher battle with Nebraska. a 5 mother George Roscoe, backfield ace of the Gophers, wept last Saturday when Nebraska got the ball on Minnesota’s two-yard line, Mrs. Roscoe is visiting here at the home of Mr, and Mrs. George Pettibone. Jimmies, Comets Get Major Test Unbeaten College Teams to Clash at Mayville; Savages to Play Ellendale (By the Associated Press) A major engagement in the cham- pionship race of the North Dakota Inter-collegiate conference football teams will be played Saturday when two of the three undefeated elevens battle at Mayville. Jamestown College, defending the Victory Over Tulane After Ne- braska Win Would Pro- vide Good Start Chicago, Oct. 18.—(7)}—Before even making a pass at its Big Ten sched- ule Minnesota will try to finish the groundwork for national gridiron hone ors Saturday at the expense of Tus lane’s green wave at Minneapolis. A similar arrangement last year worked out perfectly. In their first two major battles in 1934, the Gophe ers polished off Nebraska and Pitts- burgh. Then they went on to win the Big Ten title with five victories, The combination of conference and itersectional triumphs left Minnesota with the ‘outstanding claim to the mythical national championship. The Nebraska part of this year’s in- tersectional assignment was success= fully handled last week. Unless Tu lane stirs up more opposition than the figures indicate, the Gophers will head into their conference schedule against Northwestern next week, forti- fled with two major victories. The battle will be outranked on Saturday's midwest intersectional lineup only by Pittsburgh's invasion of Notre Dame. The Big Ten speeds up ection on its title race with three games. North- western will be at Ohio State to learn if everything that has been sald and written about the big bad Buckeyes is true. fans in large numbers are expected ||Mmidfield when the quarter ended. -171<1 crown won in 1934, will invade the} Purdue will shoot for its second to follow the Demons to James- ||Again in the second period after Jim parte aS iss i a 2 ter on the windup Friday. Mayville Teachers college camp in an|conference victory against Chicago at town tonight to watch Glen Han- |}Hurning, Saint tackle, had recovered Fisher 120-148-121 380 There was plenty of-thunder beside|effort to trim the list. of unbeaten |Stagg field, and Michigan will do like- na’s eleven clash with the Blue- ||# fumble, the parochial school eleven Doak that of the Ryder company. Gene|contenders for the title. Both won|wise in tackling Wisconsin at Madi- went to the Imps’ 23, but met stub- born resistance there and lost the ball on downs. Edwin Lee snatched a Saint pass on the 31 yard line in the third period jays. Hanna with a squad of 20 players planned to leave shortly after noon with many carloads of spectators going later. The game is called for 8 p. m., at Washing- 105- 84-166— 355 1 Service Electric Sarazen, a favorite who saved himself embarrassment by a sub-par round after starting roughly, faced George Christ of Rochester, N. Y., whose 140 was only one behind Sarazen’s score. Parks Plays Cooper one game and Mayville was tied by Ellendale in another. Valley City’s Vikings who drove through Ellendale Normal last week for their second consecutive victory son. Indiana, the only other confer- ence eleven in action, meets the Uni- versity of Cincinati on the latter's battleground. id. but the Imps failed to make a first tion in the ton Fre Boat oe ays seer te Seah Toman. 263-16-188— 407| Parks entagonst was “Lighthoree conference, Wil go’ Wanpeton for| AGAINST MINNESOTA Pete Fischer intercepted a pass to Fie een fe per Oo! cago, who turn- >)—Berni Minct and Grafton, two teams|give the Saints the bell on thelr own eu 131-126-119— 376] ed in » brilliant 144 while the Pitts- Pipetite caer era Lesser yee tape pene Stara "3 es tied - cI my 143-143-143— 429| bugh Comet r Bierman, the who founded a sys- boasting undefeated and untied rec-|/19. The Saints took the ball to mid. D ugh Comet spent 149. Ted Turner,| ‘The third loop battle will be be-|tem of football at Tulane, then moved ords for the season against powerful] field on a lateral from Reff to Fischer Handivs 125-125-125— 375] Clementon, N. J., whose 38 was the|tween Dickinson and Ellendale Nor-|to ‘Minnesota, is hoping the old ad- opposition, will probably occupy the/and 10-yard sweep around ‘end by eee 43- 43- 43— 129) first sub-par score of nine Thursday, |mai schools as ® highlight of the El- about the pupil surpassing the tin pee eee as =e Fischer but another Intercepted pass Totals. 734-604-749—2161 petra with |!endale Homecoming celebration. fuceter" aiid aoa A tailaey When His son over the halfwa: a pacwiehedinpethe pall ae re AEN ce ee ee came through wi Green. may yet depend on the results of the| Fischer's fumble of Clausnitzer’s PAUL, MILLER Bismarck Tribune his part of a brother act, but Partner Peers wil Salo tas hake Res wa dak ageeaihoeiitstd pote) Satur- other two games. punt was fallen on by Charles Mur-| Paul Miller, Jackrabbit halfback, is South Dakote’s nomination for |Hauch ... ++ 130-160-19— 459] Olin didn’t turn up for the tourna-| ina” Sask, will play at the Bottineau | day, Demons Rate High ray for the Imps. Clausnitzer passed All-American honors. The nation’s third high point maker in 1934, | Moeller 142-130-168— 440] Ment, due to business. Beubor or forestry /wrid shecUHverlty| © 4d) iGox ex-Gopher tackle and The Demon's Maroon and White|to Murray for a first down on the| Miller appears to be off to his greatest season. Every opposing team © /Ottum . 130-143-134 497), TW quick polson rounds of 18 holes |o¢ North Dakota meets South Dakota |r, line coach under Blerman at eleven, victorious over Linton, Fargo|Saint’s 10 just before the third quar- has been cautioned to “watch Miller,” but he gets away with dev- McGregor 127-121-151— 399}°@ch come Friday, with survivors} state at Brookings. ete x together with 36 athletes he and Williston and with a six-all dead-|ter ended. astating speed. He will be the apex of the Jackrabbit attack against Devlin ... 187-133-167— 487) Settling to double length tests there-|""An college games are listed for Sat- seoupne tof th y th, will be pla; lock with Mandan, will be out to ex- Kicks Out of Danger North Dakota University on Hobo Day Saturday. ——— —| Mer. carey, @etepe akoor cad Teun hiere vers | tne ate’ pari) Tou aaeurtiny: <Blartaan tend its wins at the expense of the] Reff recovered # fumble on the sec- | : Totals........ ‘116-687-789—2192 sus North Dakota State, scheduled at|and his rugged Gopher eleven plan to heavier Bluejays, victims of a con- ond play of the fourth period and Mandan attack by a 7-0 centrated Fischer kicked out of danger. Anoth- Trade Talk Still either the Chicago White Sox, Boston Red Sox or the Cleveland Indians. MANDAN AND BISMARCK Barker Picks Pitt Fargo Friday. The conference standings: stick to the teaching business but they realize it will be a man-sized job. margin last Friday. er exchange of punts was about even That Pinky Higgins, one of the| TEAMS BREAK EVEN ‘Minneso' feeling With the exception of Buddy Beall,jand the Imps with Clausnitzer lead- 9 ‘classiest third-basemen in the league,|_ First games in the Inter-city Classic 0: N tr: D valley. city br rol a effects of ‘he grueling: Nebresiea Avs first string lineman, Coach Glenn|ing the way went for two consecutive evolves on § |is stated for the New York Yankees.|League resulted in split victories for ver Notre Vame Jamestown 1 r) Ol tie, and with Northwestern coming uj Hanna had his entire squad in shape|first downs before an intercepted That Roger (Flit) Cramer, out-|the Mandan and Bismarck teams Mayville igs. 1|a week hence, may be a ilttle off bal for tonight’s encounter and barring|pass gave the Saints the ball on their See fielder extraordinary, will be with the| Thursday night. Mi ta R Minot .... 0 1 llance for the hard hitting Wave. But upsets should come off with the win, lown SI. Fischer picked up seven off/Rumor Has Six Players on Auc-|White Sox or Red Sox when 1936] The Capitol Cafe five with Cer-| Minnesota Rates Edge Over Tu- |i 1. 0 1 1)Bierman is pinning his hopes on his despite the fact that his team willitackle as the game ended. don iBineiaaiaccee rolls around. Vinsk{ jeading the pin-toppling an-/ lane, Army Favored to {Wahpeton 0 1 1|tfneup that defeated the Cornhuskers, = i - et be outweighed close to 10 pounds to| The Saints executed the best indi- n lack Goes That infielder Eric McNair ts head. the Blue Ribbon team of rages seo Dickinson 0 1 0} plans about a dozen reserves, some of |Vidual play of the game in the fourth quarter when L, Reff started off his team from across the Missouri should !own right tackle, lateraled to Fischer to New York ed for the Yanks. That Bob Johnson and the rookie outfield find, Wally Moses, are also under consideration for transfer to the O. H. Will crew fell before the Edelweiss outfit of Mandan in losing the first two games, Win From Harvard By Herbert W. Barker Bison-Dragon Game whom have moved toward the head of the class only during the past week. have little trouble with the Satans, in| just before he was tackled and Fischer} Philadelphia, Oct. 18—(#)—You! 5 I 0} ‘Minn y - spite of the loss of Ralph Ferderer,|heaved a forward to E. Reff for a 43-!can pretty well write 1t down now—|some other club. Sb eeepneS: ean plait Geen Baffles pesters prnee tua paimareed anaes Bed speety triple-threat back, who yard gain. lalmost anything is likely to happen| That Jimmy Dykes, the White Sox Capital Cafe ction that the program Fischer and Leroy Reff were the best ground gainers for the Saints while McDonald, Hurning, Eddie Reff reached the age limit earlier this week. ‘The Braves have played tie games id. jWhen Connie Mack lifts the lid on the baseball pot that has been boil- | ing for weeks with rumored deals in- manager, is admittedly after Foxx and Cramer. Nodaks Seeking Second|=: 134-157-168— 459 179-210-167— 556 151-186-130— 467 181-180-140— 501 an’t get much tougher, this football guesser emerges from the weekly hud- dle with the following unguaranteed observations: Fargo, N. D., Oct. 18.—(#)—Dopes- ters Friday shook their heads in a gesture of futility in trying to pick a winner between North Dakota State match physically. Tulane’s starting lineup ranges around 190 pounds. The Gophers will outweigh somewhat in the line, with the backs tipping 183. and Hessinger played bang-up games| volvmg his Athletics’ stars. . ‘Minnesota’: line 3 cc 179-157-! Notre Dame-Pitt: This hunch bal-| and Moorhead State Teachers, which ta’s starting up probably Ee aC a eared oP ae cantante ways es mest Loop Win at Brookings 119-157-170— 506195, for. Pittsburgh. clash on the gridiron tonight. will include Ray King and Dominio town in their march to the top. Dev-| For the Imps, Clausnitzer, Murray; every outstanding player on the club Totals 824-890-775—2489|_Yale-Navy—The choice here 1s] Each eleven has won three of four Krezowski, ends; Ed Widseth and and Elofson bore the brunt of the at- tack with Connor, center, the stand- out player in the line. After a poor start, Larson did some nice punting to keep the Imps out of serious dan- ger. ‘The lineups: ils Lake has already been beaten by Minot and Grafton and are generally conceded to be out of the champion- ship picture. Result a Tossup ‘The Magician-Northerner game is just about a toss-up with Minot rat- the teams in the American deals. Imps L. Wedge Cartledge St. Marys E. Schmidt Hurning ing an edge on the basis of scores and the Northerners having met and defeated one more Class A aggrega- le C7 Leading the | these: reached a new high overnight with receipt of word that the A’s lean lead- er is in New York, possibly consider- jing another of his history-making | That Jimmy Foxx, first baseman as up for sale or trade to about half league, possibilities were Grand Forks, N. D., Oct. 18—(#)— An auto caravan Friday bore the University of North Dakota football squad off to Brookings, 8. D., for the tilt with South Dakota State Sat- urday. Avstrengthened line may suffice to counterbalance a weakened Sioux |backfield, which must play apparent- jly without the services of Jack Char- Blue Ribbon 137-173-201. pt O. H. Will 126-181-178— 485 175-148-167— 490 150-162-159— 471 — 511 Navy. Minnesota-Tulane — Minnesota ap- pears to pack too much sheer power for Tulane, but it may be close. Army-Harvard—Army gets the nod. California-Santa Clara—California. Southern Methodist-Rice—Rice. Fordham-Vanderbilt—Vanderbilt. Boston College-Michigan State—| State's fleet backs should make this games, the Bisons losing only to the University of Minnesota and the Dragons dropping a 13 to 7 decision to the University of North Dakota while holding three other foes score- less. For the Bison tonight’s struggle on Dacotah Field was a revenge fight re- lating to last year’s 13 to 12 triumph of Moorhead. Dick Smith, tackles; Vernon Oech and Charles Wilkinson, guards; Dale Rennebohm, center; Glenn Seidel, quarter; George Roscoe and Vernal Levoir, halves, and Sheldon Beise, fullback. Former Georgia Tech Star Throws Mat Foe tion than their western state rivals.|Penner Iz Ibach and top-flight slugger, would go t0|bonneau, veteran quarterback and ace one ‘easy. ‘The only available com | g parison at — Any edge must go to Minot with the |Connor © McDonald | — forward passer. 161-122-172— 455 isconsin-Michigan—] ° (P)—Prank Speer, “jpreaks” probably playing a large|Larson rs Hessinger |Shipley, Shipley for Dohn, Bowman| The Sioux’s promised stronger of- 196-147-166— 509! pas Meise ry sotieaas nee ae eee eee paipycoe eto Pe Pat Ook 18 . part in determining the eventual win-|Spangler rt Garske |for Shipley, Meininger for Larson, |fensive leaves Charbonneau's passing 167-149-159— 475 North Dekota State won, 18 to 0, and |{"™mer Georgia Tech grid star tossed ner. Shipley re E. Reff| Wedge for Bowman. Dohn for Goeh- |duties to either Campbell, Halvorson 168-175-221— 564 a week later the Dragons beat Con-|Bobby Stewart, erstwhile Alabama Minot has six victories to its credit |Elofson q Rausch | ner, Lee for Spangler, Larson for Elof-|or Sullivan. The signal-calling goes 145-190-217— 552] Hetroit-Catholic—Detroit, cordia, 20 to 0. pigskin luminary, in 25 minutes in if the alumni game is included while |Goehner hb Helbling |son, Enge for Wedge, Bowman for|to Campbell, Halvorson or fullback —-—- —- ——| Xansas State-Nebraska—Nebraska.| A kicking and passing duel was in|the headline wrestling bout Thursday Coach Leo Schweinfurt’s team has|Clausnitzer hb L. Reff|Enge. St. Mary's, Crane for Helbling,| Blanchette. Charbonneau's shoulder) Totals ....... 837-783-935—2555| yndiana-Cincinnati—A filer on Cin-| prospect with any offensive edge re-|night, using a body slam to gain the five wins in as many starts. Coach |Burchardt f Fischer |Helbling for Crane, Cavasino for jis still in bad shape. Eidelweiss cinnati. volving around the weight of the Bi-|full. Red Jarrett’s outfit has run up 150| Score by periods: |Garske, Garske for Cavasino. Don Smart, veteran end, and 179-136-191— 506] Tennessee-Alabama—A vote for|son in contrast to Moorhead’s faster] Otto Kuss, Pine City, Minn., won Imps .. St. Mary's . Substitutions: Imps, G. Dohn for points to 24 for the opposition while 000 0-0 Grafton has marked up only 77 to 32 for its foes during the current cam- paign. a Minot’s apparent margin comes in| the size of the scores in victories; | over Devils Lake and Grand Forks, both of which are included in the list OUR BOARDING HOUSE | Officials: Ben Jacobson, |Olsen, head linesman. umpire; 6 0 0 0-8 \George Schaumberg, referee; Fritz Mackenroth and Chumich, tackles, that kept them out of play last week. By Ahern | will start on the line after injuries Totals ...se.e0 backfield, OUT OUR WAY Only one federal law protects our flag from desecration. - A : z sa rove mag sn putea via a VES SIR, BARNEY, IVE HAD "-J MY COUSINS A GREAT Sports Round-Up (50 AHEAD! LAUGH ar \ OH, LGOT A FACE, NOW. No comparative basis is available THIS SAME UMBRELLA FOR 27 A, “ERD _AT INVENTIN J (By, tee :Ampacintos Brees) ME! WHADDA I CARE 2 \ AN! BESIDES -- IT’S Ae os for ranking the strength of the two YEARS, AND NEVER ONCE HAD IT YY WE GOT UPA New York—Is it true that “Slip” LAUGH AT ME, NOW —— FUNNY, BUT EVERY. 2 1Ul eT Madigan is coaching his last year at a yi Wome . St. Mary's and that feelers have been TLL HAVE THE FUN OF | sent east to “Sleepy Jim” Crowley of UT. UN} remap res Y IF THAT PUNKIN GETS Madigan is financial - tr differences ‘with the ‘school auth JID. 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