The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 30, 1936, Page 14

: fi WILDCATS FIGURED TO GIVE GOPHERS TOUGHEST BATTLE} Pittsburgh gh Is Close Choice to| Shade Fordham in Even Struggle HUSKIES MAY BE UPSET Notre Dame Gets Call Over Ohio State, Purdue Over Car- negie Tech By HERBERT BARKER New: York, Oct. 30.—()—Hoping to slip by old man upset with a double reverse to the strong side, this cor- ner submits the following unannotat- ed rematks on this week’s football program: Minnesota-Northwestern: Bearing in mind that Northwestern gave the Gophers their toughest fight a ycar ago; that Lynn Waldorf’s teams al- ways gain in potency as the season progresses, and that the Wildcats will mot be as heavily outclassed in man-) power as was Purdue last week, the choice still is Minnesota. Fordham-Pitt: Study the norm charts all you like on this one but you'll still ‘wind up behind the eight- ball. This yote, pianissimo, goes to Bitt. Harvard-Princeton: Princeton. Notre Dame-Ohio State: Notre Dame on the theory the Irish can't be @s bad as they looked against Pitt. Vanderbilt-Louisiana State: L. S. U. Texas-Southern Methodist: U Oregon May Upset Huski Oregon-Washington: Possible up- Set material here: Washington. Yale-Dartmouth: Yale. Carnegie-Purdue: The Boilerm#k- ers, but they’ll-need to be in top form. Boston College - Michigan State: Michigan State. Detroit-Duquesne: Duquesne. Marquette-St. Mary's: Strictly on @ hunch, St. Mary's. Columbia-Cornell: Cornell. ‘Temple-Holy Cross: The coe Penn-Navy: Penn. Bucknell-Villanova: Villanova. Army-Colgate: Army. Wisconsin-Chicago: The giacigereall Badgers to win one. z Indiana-Iowa: Close enough. gentlemen from Indiana. Michigan-Illinois: Despite that Wolverine victory over Columbia, Tilinois. Missouri Is Ne Pushover | Nebraska-Missouri: No pushover ‘any more but Nebraska looks much | too tough. Towa State-Oklahoma: Oklahoma. ‘Tulsa-Kansas State: Kansas State. Texas Christian-Baylor: Baylor. Texas A. & M.-Arkansas: The Ag- gies. Riee-George Washington: Rice. U. C. L. A.-Stanford: The cards are stacked against Stanford. California - Washington State: Washington State. { Santa Clara-Auburn: Santa Clara. Oregon State-Montana: Oregon Btate. Washington & Lee-Duke: generals crowned by Duke. North Carolina-North Carolina | Btate: North Carolina State. Kentucky-Alabama: Alabama. Georgia-Tennessee: Tennessee. Georgia Tech Favored Georgia Tech-Clemson: The en- gineers of the Tech should get back! @n the rails in this one. Florida-Maryland: Maryland. : Oentenary-Mississippi: Mississippi. Furman-Dayidson: Davidson. South Carolina-Citadel: Out of the fhat, South Carolina. Loyola-Catholic: Catholic. Virginia Tech-Richmond: V. P. I. The The Virginia Military-Virgini The Boidiers. New York University-Lafayettc: N. W. U. Penn State-Syracuse: State. West, Virginia-Western Maryland: West Virginia. Denver-Utah State: Utah State. Wyoming-Colorado Mines: Wyom- ing. Utah-Brigham Young: Utah. Colorado College-Colorado U.: The University. Sports Round-Up | ae EDDIE BRIETZ New York, Oct. 0.—(?)—Talk about kicked a point in less than three min- utes of playing time and on just four ‘week late in December. . . . Just can't imagine the Cardinals without Dizzy Dean. Charlie Bachman, Michigan State coach, tells this one: Some years ago his Kansas State team had to play a pati in the rain on a field covered with clay. ... By half time, the boys were ankle deep in it... . The team bei the ball lost ground instead of near the end, Kanso kicked an nd th the ball stuck on we Hae record. .. Tu- all New Orleans are tickled the coach job Red Dawson a: 3 p ag reed prada Ste: spins Mees, li Fights ian Night _ { -| University of North Dakota Saturday. ; THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, OCI FRIDAY, OCLOBER 30, 1936 Barker Picks Glinnceat to Win Against Northwestern St. Mary’s Ends Season Against Beulah on Hughes Field Here Friday THE BiG BLOND, , A STAR AS A SOPHOMOSE ST YEAR, WHEN HE SCORED THE WINNING BUCHDOWNS AGAINST NOIRE DAME AND ILLINOIS, /S A TRIPLE-THREATER, PARTICULARLY ADEPT AT PUNTING .... Northwestern’s Big Tr ple-Threat NORTHWESTERN'S BACKFIELD ACE, /S THE MAN MINNESOTA MUST STP ATEN OCT. SI... SIOUX. BISON RENEW 41-YEAR OLD FOOTBALL FEUD SATURDAY Riggs Trundlers Beat Nash Finch Win Three Straight Games; Blackstone Club Defeats Dakota National Riggs Old Style Lager trundlers and the Blackstone club team scored wins in Commercial bowling league play here Thursday night to add to their list of triumphs for the season. The Riggs quintet won straight games from the Nash Finch’; representatives, scoring a total of 2.-} 193 points to their opponents’ 2,083, andthe Blackstone team defcated the Dakota National bank trundlers two games out of three. Frazier of the Blackstone club team, ; scored the high total score of the eve-{ nig with a total of 523, and also tied| with Mayer of the Dakota National bank team for the high score in one three | game, 190. COMMERCIAL LEAGUE Nash-Finch Bailey 120-152-120— 392] Fristad 146-119-159— 424 Dummy 130-130-130— 390 Toman . 149-139-154— 442) Erickson. 114-173-148— 48 Totals 659-713-711 —2083 | Riggs’ Old Style Lager Mannerow .- 158-148-173— 479 Ellisson. 141-162-166— 469 | Colville . 83-125-103— 312 187-146-154— 487 163-160-123— 446 732-742-719 —2193 Fisher » 15) “15: 3 | Theigs 3 Anderson . 5 : 21 Prazier 190-175-158— 523 Handicap 4- 4- 4— 12) Totals ........ 154-67: 715—2141| Dakota National Bank | evans 157-107-144— 408 Mayer 152-190-169— 511 Elness 131-137-177— 455 Dummy 126-126-126— 378 Dummy 160-160-160— 480 Totals 126-720-776 let (By the Associated Press) Tampa, Fla.—Baby Miller, 138, Tampa, outpointed George Esrick, 140, Baltimore, (10); Relampago Saguero, 152, Cuba, outpointed tae Brungy, 148, Yonkers, N. Y., (8). Miami Beach, Fla.—Jimmy Leto, 143, Hartford, Conn., and Johnny Bellus, 1384, New Haven, Conn., drew (10); Billy Sharkey, 139, Woreester, Mass., defeated sennny Dean, 136, Kannapolis, N. > (8). | Bison Work on Pass Offense and Defense Fergo, N. D., Oct. 30.—(P)--A long drill on pass offense and defense oc- cupied the North Dakota State Bison as they continued preparations for their Homecoming game against the Wyne Springer, guard and Ernie |. Wheeler, sophomore triple threat left halpeck. may be out of the game with injuries, A chalk talk and the usual priet’ signal drill this afternoon will wind up preparations for the contest. aidersiynaanin oe Has Won 24 Games, N.D. A.C. 14 in Long Series; Three Tied Grand Forks, N. D., Oct, 30.—Still in the ranks of the nation’s elite un- defeated and untied football teams, and seeking their seventh victory of the current football season, the Uni- versity of North Dakota Sioux are pointing for their annual feud with North Dakota State in. the Bison's Homecoming fracas at Fargo Satur- day afternoon. 6, The game will be the 41st renewal of the 42-year long series between ‘the Nodaks and the Herd, which be- gan when the Bison scored a 20 to 4 -| western has a fine pair of backs, while {fullback, is a splendid punter. Gophers Meet Big Test in Wildcats Reserve Power May Decide Out- come of Minnesota, North- western Game SAINTS WON FIRST \ Chicago, Oct. 30.— (P) —Mighty Minnesota, pounding down the stretch toward another big ten and national championship, Saturday meets its big- gest Rurdle—Northwestern. . In full cry on the trail of consecu- tive victory No. 22, the Golden Goph- ers, holders of one of the greatest win- ning records in modern foothall, were favored, in their invasion of the Wild- cat lair at Evanston, to take Lynn Waldorf’s unbeaten and untied eleven in full stride. But there was no “pushover” an- ticipated, and 50,000 fans will jam Dyche stadium to the rim for the bat- tle, ranked one of Saturday's best cards in that both teams are on the rapidly-dwindling list of major elevens | holding unmarred records. Saint Pasving AME Attack Has Been Outstanding in Games Thus Far Pointing for their second win of the season, St. Mary's grid men take to the field for the last time this year against the Beulah Miners on Hughes Field here this afternoon, The game is scheduled to start at 4:00 and will mark the third appear- ance of the Saints in their home town within the past three weeks, as well as their fifth of the season. Coach Duane Neuenschwander has put his charges through stiff work- outs this week in preparation for the Gophers Reach Peak Miner game, pointing out the fact ‘The Minnesota flyer, unbeaten since | tliat though tho Saints edged out vic- 1932, is believed by many observers to {tory in the last mecting between the have at last reached its 1936 peak. | two outfits, it was only by a one point Against hitherto undefeated Purdue} margin and then was not certain un- last week the Bernie Bierman pack | til the final whistle blew. This time tore and slashed out an amazing 33 to; the Miners, also badly in need of a 0 victory, making a riot of a game} victory, will have revenge on their expected to severely test the North-|minds when they renew affdirs with men. the Saints and should be doubly hard Against Illindis the same afternoon, | to overcome. Northwestern appeared content with Saints Are Improved 2. 13 to 2 win, and there was a grow-| However, if the St. Mary's gridders ing feeling that the Wildcats, who|show as much improvement over las! have used but six plays all season, will | week as was shown then over the pre: cut loose with everything they have}ceeding week's performance, fans Saturday. In the two “dashing dots” |should see a vastly different outfit —Don Heap and Don Geyer—North-|from that which started the season with losses to Mandan's powerful Braves and Bismarck high school. Blocking and tackling, heretofore ragged, showed much improvement last week and after a week of addi- tional polish should be even more im- proved Friday. Both have received a fair share of stress in Neuenschwan- der’s program of practice during the past few days. The Saints’ passing attack, which has been outstanding in previous Steve Toth, alternating. with Geyer at Reserve strength may tell the story. Minnesota will pit a legion of stars against ‘22 Wildcats, the number of tested, dependable players which Coach Waldorf has at his command, In addition to a sound line, Minne- sota will present one of the fastest and most powerful lineups of backs ot the 1936 campaign. Andy Uram, Julius Alfonse, Vic Spadaccini, Bill Matheny, Whitman Rork, Wilbur! the victory over the Miners in the Moore and Rudy Gmitro all have av-/| first meeting of the two schools, has eraged betler than. five yards each | also been polished and will be opened time they carried the ball this season. | uj: again against Beulah. ,Bierman’s Squad Arrices . Little Change in Lineup The Gophers, 36 strong and all inj Little change in lineup was sched- peak physical shape, arrived at Evan-/|vled for the Saints for the game with ston Friday morning and worked out |Beulah, Neuenschwander said Fri- at Dyche stadium in the afternoon.|cay morning that the probable start- ‘Twenty-three special trains carrying; ing ends would be Campagna and 14,000 Minnesota fans, were scheduled | Maynard Entriger; tackles, Garske to leave Minneapolis tonight. In a bitterly-fought rivalry dating/end center, Ressler. from 1892, Minnesota has beaten | Northwestern 12 times while losing} five and tying two contests, The Wildcats reviewed plays Thurs- Cay, and most teams around the con- ference were similarly occupied. Mich- igan, which meets Ilinois, will be without the services of Bob Cooper, fullback, who was lost for the season with a broken. collarbone. Stark Ritchie will be at fullback. game A, Schneider, fullback. rible mess, Hawkins. asleep when he counted sheep.” “Well, victory over the University in the 1894 opener, Since then the Sioux have come out on the long end of the score in 24 games and the Bison have ; won 14. Three have ended in ties. Sioux Win in 1931 During the past four years the Bi- son have nosed out the Sioux in two contests and two have been tied, the fracas last year ending in a 20 to 20 deadlock. The last University vic- tory was in 1931, when West's men won 20 to 12.” For the statistically minded, it is further pointed out that the highest score recorded in the series was the. 58 to 12 drubbing the Nodaks meted out to the Bison in 1896, The worst beating the Sioux have taken from the State team was that of 1902, when they were snowed under a 47 to 0 count. Thus far this season, the Univer- sity’s powerful eleven, heading to- ward the best year it has had in some time, has triumphed in two confer- ence games, and in four non-circuit tilts. In loop competition, the Sioux have defeated Iowa State Teachers and South Dakota State by .lop-sid- ~ led scores, and in outside games they have counted wins over St. Thomas, Luther, Concordia and St, Louis Uni- versity, all formidable foes. With the University of South Da- kota Sioux, also undefeated and two games to the, good in loop play, the Sioux share the top spot in present North Central conference standings. Meanwhile, the Bison have won one confere: tilt while dropping one, and have an even break in extra- loop competition with two wins and two loss2s. In the season opener they beat Omaha for a North Central win, and last week they, dropped an upset 7 to 0 loss to Morningside. Concordia and Moorhead State Teachers have fallen victims to the Bison in other games, while North- western University’s Wildcats and the Winnipeg Rugby club- have triumphed over the Herd. i Minot Did Not Cancel Mandan Game-Jarrett Minot, N, Oct, 29.—()—Con- trary to published and broadcast re- ports, there was no “cancellation” of @ football game between Minot and Mandan high school teams, Coach Glenn Jarrett emphasized today. The game was never scheduled in the first place, said Jarrett, who ex- hibited a telegram and letter he had received from Coach L. C. McMahan of Mandan, who first asked for an en: gagement Oct. 30 and then wanted a game Nov. the Red Sox, Marbury At Illinois Coach Boz Zuppke re- viewed offensive and defensive forma- tions before heading for Ann Arbor with 35 players. Thirty-two Iowa gridders left for Bloomington, where Indiana will furnish the opposition. The Indiana squad took a light work- out Thursday, running through plays intended to conquer the Hawkeyes. 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" MBETING BETWEEN | TWO CUBS, 1413 games and which directly resulted inj jand Cavisino; guards, Heiser and Litt, Probable backfield starters for the are Joe Schneider midget quarterback who performed well against the Linton club last Friday; Jundt and Patzman, halfbacks; and | three ties, “My brother used to get into a ter- that’s what he wanted, “No, darnit! He worked in a stock- That was some blond with you last night. Where did|nanded them by Morningside last week Squad left for Pittsburgh and the Carnegie Tech clash Saturday. Ohio vasion, while at South Bend, Notre|State took 45 men to South Bend, Coach Francis Schmidt indicating he would use plenty of power against the The Buckeyes wound up train ing with a signal drill and dummy [DEM i ‘Bombing Bob’ if At the North Dakota Agricultural College in Fargo they have dubbed Captain Bob Erickson, pictured above, ‘Bombing Bob,” and they claim he lives up to the appelation. This 195 pound: senior, whose home is in Lari- more, N, D., will be one of the Bison mainstays against the University of North Dakota in the Bison Homecom- ing game Saturday. Five College Tilts On State Program University Is Only N. D. Col- legiate Eleven With Un- blemished Record (By the Associated Press) Re-opening a football feyd that is 42 years old, Coach C. A. West's Sioux warriors, undefeated this season, jour- ney to Fargo Friday where they will meet Casey Finnegan's Bison on Da- kotah Field Saturday, featuring the Agricultural College homecoming. The Bison and Sioux have mixed on the gridiron every year since 1894, the university emerging with 24 vic- tories and the Bison with 14, with The Sioux have scored a total of 611 points against 368 by the Bison during the gears of rivalry. Scoring a total of 138 points this He always fell’ season against 25 for their opponents the Sioux warriors head the collegi- ate football league with six successive victories and the favorites in Satur- day’s grid classic. The Bison, holding a .500 rating with three triumphs and a trio of losses, are out to revenge a 7 to 0 upset ONS DEPART FOR. GAME AT VALLEY CITY TONIGHT] Postseason Game Orioles, Who Meet Vho Meet Harvey Fri- Injuries Plague Bismarck Squad; Dawson, Rishworth, Clausnitzer Hurt Injuries, the bane of a none-too- plentifully stocked eras high school football squad since the start of the season, have taken their tol 'Fessenden Seeks day, Have Won 5, Kept Goal Line Uncrossed , Fessenden, N. D., Oct. 30.—(7)—Un- defeated in five starts and their goal line still uncrossed, Fessenden high school gridders, who meet Harvey in ton thelr grid Se are looking season wi in the ranks of the Bismarck eam 10" 8 Post peceemer ice cena tet that left Bismarck Friday morning jthrough unbeaten. for its game at Valley City. sidered definitely on the sidelines for the tilt with the Hi-Liners, two of them not even included in the list of those scheduled to make the trip east with Coach Glenn Hanna’s men. Dawson Still Out Out of uniform for this week's ses- Ernest Kotchian of Fessenden high Three starting regulars were con-|<chool believes his club haas “some claim” on the mythical class “B” title and is seeking a game with some other undefeated team in the division for Armistice Day, Among the undefeat- ed class “B” high school clubs be- sides Fessenden are Hazen and Hills- boro, both with five victories, and sions, and definitely on the bench for | tnderwood with four wins. the Hi-Liner game, were Asa Dawson, dependable end. Helmuth Claus- nitzer, the other regular flank man, was also out of uniform with an in- jury this week, and is unlikely to see service at Valley City. Dawson injured his chronically bad knee in the Williston game two weeks ago and did not get into the Minot game, and both Clausnitzer and Rishworth sprained ankles this week. A third lineman, Chester Lit- tle, has been limping about still suf- fering from injuries received in the bruising Magician game. Hanna Shifts Lineup To replace his injured men, Hanna has shifted Bowman, regular guard, and McDonald, also a guayd, to the flank positions, and has promoted dim Shiarek and Elmer Roswick from‘ the reserve squad to positions in the first string line. Shiarek will prob- ably start at Little’s guard spot, and Roswick is expected to get the call at Bowman's guard post. The change will add weight to the Demon forward wall, but will detract from the experience and, it is ax- pected, the general effectiveness of the line play. With the above, changes effective, the starting Bismarck lineup would have McDonald and Bowman at the flanks; Kallenberger and Koch at the tackle posts; Shairek and Roswick at the guards, with Little likely to get Se ere: aertherapote Ite is in shape; and Potter at center. -Backfield Changed In the backfield, the starting lineup is likely to be Bowers at quarterback, Welch and Penner at the halfback positions, and Smith at quarterback. Murray will also see his share of ac- tion at a halfback post. Opposing the Demons will be a bril- tant Valley City eleven that has won seven games this year and ranks with Minot as the in the undefeated class |i’ in the state's prep grid circles. The veteran Hi-Liners boast one of the biggest and hardest charging forward walls in the state, prep circles, and one of the classiest sets of backs in the Most et Fessenden te: open star fullback and Harry Rishworth, |seags tiie fall upsetting Doris Lake a major leaguer, 7 to 0. It also de- feated New Rockford, Turtle Lake, Carrington and has won a previous victory over Harvey. Fessenden has an ace in Bill Pepple, the big fullback who calls the signals and has averaged more than five yards each time he took the ball this season, Kotchian said. Edgar Lechner, 185-pound tackle, Elmer Reule, 180-pound center and Orvil Kanwischer, 172-pound guard, are a trio which Kotchian claims promt make anyboy’s team in the state.” ed AHA! ‘THE University of Pennsylvania celebrated its 60th anniversary of college football with the Prince- ton fray. NOW we have our @ finger on the boys who helped launch the craze! THE BOYS who follow smart a | ft hits! Wy’ ROSEN. FOOTBALL FANS | WIN A CAR a week} TUNE IN | SINCLAIR.’RED’ GRANOE PROGRAM and to upset the university's undefeat- “Dunno. I just opencd my billfold}eq record; ‘Wahpeton, standing second in the league with four victories in five starts, goes to Ellendale Saturday while Minot Teachers, also with a 500 rat- won and lost, will play at Bottineau. Other games on collegiate gridirons Saiurday are Dickinson at Mayville and Jamestown at Valley City. The standings: Team University . Wahpeton . 0 91 31 NDAC Bison 0. 67. 100 Minot . 0 6 51 Ellendale 1 82 32 Dickinson 1 4 37 Jamestown 0 71 66 Valley City . 0 Bottineau 1 Mayville ) ) Mascot Bites Keeper Hand, Is is Sent to Zoo Dayton, O., Oct. An alumnus of Dayton university sent Coach Harry Beaujan a Jeune) zal named Pedro at the beginning of the season to serve as mascot for the ‘The team officially adopted Pedro, and he was given a home in a bath- tub in the school’s stadium, On day recently the seal was re- DON'T CHANGE YOUR HABIT coming with all ing and tied with: the’ Bison on games|. KFYR 9:30 (CST) TONIGHT | styles admit that we're there with “what's what” in the latest hats, ‘We have ’em in the popular new shades, the le shapes, and in.all sizes. 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