The Bismarck tribune., 1925-10-19
Sports J: | t
B. H. S. ELEVEN
LOSES GA ME
AT DICKINSON
Team Delayed En- Route BY
Bus Breakdown Game
PLAYED in SnOWStOrm

Despite ;hc handicap Of lack Of
weight. the loss Of regular quarter
hack Brown from the lineup. and the
fac: that the members of the team
went Immediately into the game up
on reaching -Di,; nson by bus, the
Bismarck high school gridders hold
the fast Dickinson aggregation to a
H. to 0 score Saturday afternoon, the
Stalk county players scoring only
TWO touchdowns.
The day was q hectic one all
around for :ne Bismarck boys. Leav-
ing here ut an early hour by bus
and being delayed! b: the breakdown
ut Hebron, the fellows were pretty
we'll tired out before they arrived
It Dickinson. Having to take the
Iiriu at once after being cramped in
Il crowd bus for several hours did
not improve their physical fitness
any and then after the game III" long
ride home. which added materially
10 their already fatigucd condition.
The team arrived back in Bismarck
at an carly hour Sunday morning.
The local team left here early Sat
urday morning but the bus broke
down at Hebron which ncccssitated II
several hours delay. Tha team fin
ally reached Dickinson at $3.50 p. M,
Mountain time (l:3O p. m., Bismarck
timc) and the game was started at
once. Snow fell intermittently
throughout the day and almost con-
tinuously during the game and the
field was Muddy and slippery, pre-
venting any fast work on the part
Of the backficld. The ball was wet
and hard to handle and there was
much fumbling. In four instances
Bismarck passes went directly into
the hands of it, PLAYERS with Il clear
field ahead. only to be fumblei and
lost because OF the slippery condi-
ton Of the ball. During the last
seven minutes Of the game it was so
dark that players on the ficlu could
not be distinguished, and it was al
most impossible to tell which man
was carrying the ball.
First Quarter Scorcless
The play was fairly even in the
closer to the goal than 20 yards. In
the second quarter Jacobson fumbled
i kickoff behind his own goal. He
recovered and brought the ball out
to the three yard line. Bismarck
punted but the punt went only about
20 yards, from which place Dlckin-
son forced its way across the line.
The goal point was missed
In the third quarter Dickinson got
away with 4 long criss-cross pass
which looked good for a touchdown
but jacobson caught the Dickinson
runner on the 10 yard linc. The
heavy Dickinson team was able to
push the ball over from that point
for it's second and last score. The
second kick for goal point went over
the bars and some believed the cx-
ira point had been scored but one
of the men was otrsidc when the kick
was made and the point did not
count. ... .-....
kiebert In Bandages
kichert, flashy fullback who won
much praise for his work in. tta
Mandan game Of week ago. was not
permitted to carry the ball Satur-
day and all the offensive work had
to be done by the other members of
the backfield. kiebcrt has been suf-
fcring from an infection of the face
and went into the game at Dickinson
with his face in bandages. Conse-
quently it was deemed best to keep
him out of the scrimmage as much
as possible.
Olson, regular quarterback who had
hoped to be successful in a special
examination Friday and thereby get
back into the lineup. failed in this
and therefore was out Of the game.
On Saturday Of this week the Bis
marck team journeys to jamestown
for a game with the jamestown high
school eleven.
The Lineup
Saturdays lineup was rs follows:
Rismarck-Kiebert, fullback; Moses
and McCctti gan. halfbacks; Jacob
son, quarterback; Folsom, center;
Jones and HOLMAN, guards; Bender
and Anderson, tackles; Lofthousc
and II. Brown, ends; substitutes, +.
Brown for Jacobson.