The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-11-07
AGGIE FR0SH
ARE DEFEATED
Schave, Jarret Help Bring No.
dak Freshmen Through to
1877 Victory

Fargo, N. D., Nov. 7.-Unable to
match the speed and agility of Cur
tbs Schave, Red Jarrett and the
remainder Of the North Dakota uni
versity freshmen with q dazzling
pass attack, a fighting band Of
North Dakota Agricultural college
freshmen bowed in defeat here Sat-
urday, 10 to z.
A sharp, biting wind, accompanied
by q low temperature, made life
somewhat miserable for an unusual
~ large gathering of fans, but these
brave and enthusiastic customers
were treated to fine brand of foot
ball, and as excellent an exhibition
of real fighting spirit as has been
offered on Dacotah field in many a
moon.
The story of the Flickertail victory
begins with the injury suffered by
Ed Babcock, right end. Babcock, q
defensive giant, was forced from the
fray early N the contest when he
suffered evere cash on the face
during a scrimmage.
Babcock Sorely Missed
That injury to Babcock really gave
the university yearlings the tri-
umph.
The teams went to the rest rooms
at the close of the first half with .
clean slate, two thrusts inside the
university's 80 yard line by the Baby
Bison being the only scoring threats
IN the opening quarters.
Evidently Glenn Letich told his
charges that the right flank of the
Bison line was not as, well protected
as the left, and two sparkling plays
at that point resulted in touchdowns.
Red Jarrett Unanswered his way
through broken field for the first
counter early in the third period
after the end had been effectively
carried out of the play, and then q
short time later his teammates and
former high school teammate 1t
Grand Forks, Curtis Schave, dashed
away, around the same point under
identical circumstances for the Sec
ond Nodak ounter.
quent kick after the first trip across
the goal, put the Bison frosh down
Is to 0, at the close of the third
period, Leonard Saalwaechter's we'll
trained charges then. unleashed q
clever aerial assault, q final long
heave, Bassett to Paul Blunt, ending
in touchdown. Blunt gave q fine
exhibition Of open field galloping in
working his way through q horde Of
university tacklers, making q final
lunge over the goal with three men
hanging on to his legs and body.
Chief Parise.u rounded out q ster-
ling performance by making the
kick for the extra point.
Jarrett Passes to kahl
The Bison frosh made another At
tempt to get q pass attack away,
bot Jarrett ended the effort by in
tercepting q 80 yard toss just beyond
midfield ard returned the ball to
the Bison 40 yard line. Here the
Fhckerta::'s opened up with the
flashiest line attack Of the day, and
it did not take them long to work
the ball TO the Bison 8 yard line,
Here the Bison fought like Trojars
DUO CneIf e1l01tS went 1Or Q8uBQt
as Jarrett, heading off toward the
outside Of the Bison right end, threw
4 pretty running pass to Kahl. who
nailed it on the 3 yard lire and wa
over before four Bison tacklerl
could overha | him.
Football fans enthusiastic enough
to brave that chilly November weath.
er, can tell the folks who stayed q
home shout ONE Of the finest young
collegiate football material thu
North Central conference has seen IN
quite some time. Both lineups Of.
fered many stars In that game Sat.
urday, and these young performers
should blossom out into high class
gridders when placed alongstde var
sity players. n another year.
The line up:
n. D. d. y. p. 4. g.
Ludwig j bunl
Z creSon u mnlY
Woods " NeGoG