The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-07
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TO AGGIE II
BY rs SCORE
Speedy Attack of North Da-
kota Eleven Helps Bring Vic
tory Over Tommies

st. Paul, MIMI, Nov. Tin one
Of the hardest fought battles ever
staged at st. Thomas, the North
Dakota Bison defeated the Cadets,
z to 6, in the feature event Of the
Tommie Homecoming celebration
here Saturday.
st. Thomas outplayed the A. C.
In the last three quarters of the
game but the slow play of the Tom
mics in the first quarter was in di-
rect contrast to the speedy attack
of the North Dakota eleven and this
difference in play in the initial STAN
sa cost the Cadets the game.
The Bison score came five min
utes after the start of the game,
when Nero, Cadet half, fumbled on
his own 80 yard line. The A. C..
starttl march down the field with
Captain Cy Peschel and Ben Gorder
hitting the line and skirting the
ends, bringing the ball to the Tom
mic 10 yard line.
At this point st. Thomas was
penalized yards for being off side.
On the next play Peschel, Bison
quarterback, advanced the ball four
yards off tackle. placing the oval
on the Cadet one yard line where
Gorder, left halfback, crashed
through the center Of the Tommie
line for the touchdown. Newgard,
left end, booted the ball squarely
between the uprights for the point
afteA touchdown that marked the
margin Of victory.
st. Thomas touchdown came in
the last five minutes when Captain
Mullen went over.
Tommies Try Passes
The Tommies opened up with q
spectacular aerial attack in the early
part Of the second quarter. With the
ball in midfield, Dave Johnson threw
the oval to Lue Klugnertz, netting
20 yards. The pass combination Of
johnson to Krazouski netted 10
yards more and the ball was brought
to the Dakotans' s yard line with
another beautiful pass from John
son to Krazouski. The Tommies
lacked the final punch to put the
oval over, however, and lost the ball
on downs. This was the only Sc
rious threat made by either team in
this period,
st. Thomas started off with a
burst Of speed in the second half
when johnson returned the initial
kickoff 80 yards placing the ball
on the Bison Is yard line. "Slim"
Tauer, Andy Hamm and Hoy each
gained through the visitors line,
bringing the ball to the Bison Is
yard line. The A. G. line held, how
ever, on the threshold Of their goal
and the Cadets lost the ball on
downs. St. Thomas completely out
played the North Dakota eleven in
this period, making four first downs
from scrimmage to one for the
Bison. \
George Newgard, Bison kicker,
made q bad boot and kicked out Of
bounds on his own 20 yard lire. Two
nice end runs by Lue Klughertz
brought the oval to the Bison 2 yard
line and on the next play. Capt.
Jerry Mullen crashed through the
center Of the line for the score.
The Cadets failed to make point. at
ter touchdown when IN attempted
pass was knocked down. The game
ended with both teams fighting in
midfield.
Tommy Line Stubborn
The st. Thomas line showed stub.
born resistance to the DakotanY At
tack al through the game. The
playing Of 0'Brien. krazousn ana
Steinbsth Wis outstanding on the
forward wall. Lue Klughertz. Slim
Tausr, halves, and Captain Jerry
Mullen, fullback, tore OH spectacular
gains TOR the Cadets. \.
Captain Cy. Peschll at quarter
bsck. and Gorder, left halt. werefthe
outstanding beckfisld performers
for the Bison team. On the TOR
ward wall, Newgard, at lett END,
ana All Sksret displayed : good
brand Of ball. j.
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