Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-10-17
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BOBCATS TO
SCRAP SOON
Football Fans Will Watch
With Interest Important
A. c. Game.

Fargo, n. D.. Oct. TIA changed
lineup is promised by Coach Keen"
Cutting for the Blsons' first jcrucible
test OF the season when they meet
the fast aAd husky Montana State
aggregation: on Dacotah field next
Saturday. Several men who failed
to show form in the jamestown game
Will be lbenched in favor Of these who
will be benched in favor Of those who
fought and outplayed them.
Many followers Of tile Bison are
anxious to know whether they have
come OUT Of their athletic stump of
the last Two years. This game will
give them the opportunity to tell.
what kind of a chance the Bison
eleven will have when they stack UP
against the University of North pa-
kota on November 4.
Men who have been allowed the
privilege Of the athletic field during
secret practice maintain that If the
Bison get to working more as a unit,
running better interference and the
me gets more OF a drive into their
charge, few teams in the middle west
could beat them. These points are
going to be emphasized this week by
Cutting. rs.
Several Injuries.
Reports from Montana state that
o%everal injuries have kept the Bobcats
from putting their strongest lineup
into~any n game this season, but
they think all Of the men will be in
shape by next Saturday. They are
looking forward to a strong team,
with only three green men on the
squad Of ID who will make tina trip,
Cutting will be handicapped with
Chaney. Hicks. :Bridgesord, injured.
Flow not In shape/ and Latimer and
Buchanan badly battered up with
weak ankles from Nthe early season
games.
Montana is considered to have the
best team they have had in years
Rocky Mountain conference cham-
pionship.
Otto Roh,eny, who turned out two
championship teams While coaching
for East Side high school in Salt Lake,
ts coaching the Bobcats and is using
the, famous Utah spread which he or
!, jgtnated to win his early season games
by large scores This shift has not
been used by any teams in this section
and will give the fans a chance to see
a play that has taken the west by
In the backfield the Bobcats will
outweigh, the Bisonsi With Captain
McCarren at quarter. Ryan and Nc
Donald, at halves, and Bowdea at full
for the Bobcats stacked up agains,
Captain Duerner at quarter, Clancy
and Bohnsack at halves, and Flow ar
: Harper at full. Mashin~ at end,
knight and Cowan at tackles. bear
the brunt OF the Bobcat forward wall
work, while Latimer, Robbins and
Loss take the RisoI's. \.
Rerkover. in the Jamestown game,
looked like he might rernove E.ohn-
sack at half. He is much faster and
seems to run interference better. Bu-
than1n will probably he worked in at
guard this week and Arnold at end.
There is nc way to dope al 10 tho
probable outcome of the game" says
Coach Eorleske but Il visitor in Far.
go Saturday. wh.' has seen both teams
in action, says both: teams are about
on a par and only the breaks or
fight will win the game"
Special arrangements are being
made to handle the record crowd
which is expected. 10 be present, with
the seating capacity being enlarged
for 500 more people and reserved
seats being put on sale at the athletic
directors office at tho college and the
Grand Billiard Parlor In the city.