The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-10-01

facility and success, scoring ty
hopes Of the Demons.
The beginning of the Sec
for the Demons, who had been
20 hecti. minutes during the first
half, caught the scoring lust them
selves, after Slattery recovered a
tumble BY Heidi on Bismarck's 4o
yard line.
March Toward Goal
Fifty yards down the field
marched the rejuvenated Demons,
sometimes slashing off tackle for 3
or 4 yards and then again starting
out in what looked like n wide end
run but finished with cut back
that carried them straight down the
field But on Mandan's four yard
line they faltered and the ball went
over to the Braves on downs and
they Immediately kicked out Of
danger. Twice again did Bismarck
threaten 10 score in this period but
lacked the punch to carry the ball
over the last white chalk line for
the annexation Of coveted six
points.
Both coaches rushed reserves into
the game during the final quarter,
Mandan, trying to stem the tide and
Bismarck, trying to ado the scoring
punch. The Demons also unleashed
a shower OF passes. most of which
We're launched at the sky in the gen.
eral direction OF Mandan's goal line,
with a prayer that they would fall
into The right hands. Enough Of
these passes did ia IL
into the right hands to
pla &C Ri smarck in a
position on the field were
kick and a penalty for
unnecessary roughness on Man
dan backed the Braves up against
.,lsir own goal line. Two attempts
At the center Of the line failed to
gain as the game ended.
Heidi IF Nandan was the often.
siye tar If the game and his team.
mates, Mcdonald, Jarvis and Seitz
are due for a share Of the glory be-
cause o. the splendid interference
they gave him during the Braves
scoring spree. Mcdonald backing
up the line, and Voseka, Herner
Morris and FIeck in the forward
wall played steady defensive
game.
dollhouse looked like the bes,
man in the Bismarck lineup both or
the offense and defense. He carried
the ball well and while his kicking
was mediocre he came down the
field fast afterwards, on one occa-
sion kicking from behind his goal
line and tackling the receiver on
the Is yard line. Dunn showed up
we'll on the defense as did Adam,
Brown, Cervinski and Slattery in
the line. Slattery was down the
field Ton punts) to nail the receiver
II his tracks several times.
Bismarck Mandar
Slattery ......L. E.. ....... Fleck
klipstein ......LT........ Ellison
Paris .........L. G....... Toman
Cervinksi ......C......... Morris
Roberts ...... rig. ....... Herner
Brown ........R. T....... Voseka
Hedstrom ...R. E...... Borresen
Jacobson ......Q. B. ....... Heidi
dollhouse Ill. H. Be-. Jarvis
Dunn ........R. H. B....... Seitz
Hoffman 49,. F.. b.. Mcdonald
Substitutions: Bismarck, Mem
hover for Klipstein. Hank Brown
for Hoffman, Klipstein for Mem
hover, Hoffman for dollhouse,
Spriggs for Dunn, York for Head
etrom. Mandan; Fread for Jarvis,
Helbling for Mcdonald, Stevens for
Bcrresen, Russell for Ellison, Die
trich for Seitz.
First Downs: Mandan. 9; Bis
marck 8.
Referee, D. c. Jones (Ames):
Umpire, Ed Cox (Michigan); Head
linesman, Mike Avery North Da-
kote).
Touchdowns: Mandan, Heidi /.
Fleck I. Goals, Heidi 2 missed.
Field Goals; Bismarck. Spriggs, /
missed.