The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-02
GOPHER PREPS
WELL MATCHED
More Than a Score of I'm.
defeated Teams Will Try to
Keep Slate Clean

st. Paul, Oct. 2.-(AP)-A score
or more undefeated state high school
football e1evens are due to meet de-
feat in this weeks schedule when
they meet in elimination tits in
every section of the state.
Championships are not sanctioned
in football by the state high school
athletic association, but the teams
always strive to win q place among
those that are not defeated during
the schedule.
Last year % schools won or tied
all their games, including Albert
Lea, Buffalo, Cambridge. Clarkfield,
Crosby-Ironton, Deer River, Dill
worth, Duluth Denfeld, Fairmont,
Glencoe, Glenwood, Hayfield. Ken
yon. Minneapolis Central, Mime
apolis North, Moorh cad, Nashwauk,
New Prague, st. Cloud, Tracy, White
Bear and Winona.
OF this group four were defeated
in their first starts last week
Buffalo, Dilworth, Duluth Denfeld
and Winona, and the others are
still trying to make it two seasons
without defeat. Many other strong
teams have appeared, however, and
promise to replace some on this
years list of undefeated teams.
Red Wing Strong
Red Wing appears to be in pros
pect for q winning season and plays
Saltwater at home Friday in its
third. Hutchinson's high scoring
machine is to clash with St. Peter
while Glencoe hopes to continue its
string of victories against Hector.
Little Falls meets an old rival
when it plays at Brainerd and hopes
to make up for the 81 to 6 defeat OF
1927 Clarkfield is given q good
chance to down the Renville eleven
while Melrose should count another
triumph over Foley. Pelican Rap
ids has q Is to O defeat to even when
it meets Perham.
A big game is scheduled at Ben.
son where the Montevideo team
plays. Last year the latter eleven
won 6 to 2. Granite Falls ha,
Olivia as opposition. Parkers
Prairie is expected to give Wadena
p hard game but the latter is given
the edge. Sank Rapids and Holding
ford are paired in another tough en-
counter.
Among the big games Saturday
in the northern section is the clash
between Fergus Falls and Alexan.
dria. Red Lake Falls opens against
the Crookston Aggies, and Dilwortt
seeks lost ground when it meets
| Mahnomen, Breckenridge will meet
Hillsboro. N. D., there. Deer River
meets Floodwood in q return game
and will attempt to make it two
straight.
Coach Robbins eleven at Bemidj
will grapple with the Park Rapid.
team. and Keewatin will 90 to Crane
Rapids. Chisholm and Colerain,
have their annualftilt scheduled fo1
Saturday, and Virginia hopes t
again defeat the strong Gilber
team. Denfeld Of Duluth meet.
Cloquet and is in for a fast tilt
Eveleth plays at Ely, Proctor y
Two Harbors and Morgan Park Of
Duluth meets Ashland, Wis.
Two Loop Games
i Two Little Eight games are SEIZED
uled Saturday in Southern Mime
sofa with Albert Lea at Owatonns
and Faribault ct Rochester. Ths
latter team won from Faribault I
year ago while 0watonna won from
Albert Lea, 10 to Is. Mankato, an.
other member. plays its old rival
Blue Earth. A large gathering il
expected to attend the Luverne-Slay,
ton meet At Luverne. Redwood FALL
has z big contest with Window.
Pipestone, which started its SEIZED,
ule with . big victory over Tyler
meets the fast Tracy team. Worth
inGton meets, Fairmont in hare
tilt Friday, while Bricelyn will q
to Wells. Austin il given the sdgl
to down Winona in game whiel
will feature the dedication Of Ans
tins new high school athletic field
Other feature games in southern
j Minnesota include Zumbrota =
Nofthfien, Haylisld at KassoI
4 W9tervills u M6dSord, and Plain
yi1w q 81. Chafloe sCuyuna Rang,
fans will 80 . biG tit when Croshy