The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-22
LANDERS RISES
AS BALL T0TER
IN 81 T06GAME
Bismarck Comes Back With a
Vengeance in the Second
Half
DEMONS ARE TRICkED
Local Eleven Preparing for
jamestown Brother Battle
Saturday
DEMONS ARE TRICKED

sC>ss~e WY
The Bismarck goal has been
crossed.
Mobridgc, S. Oak, turned the
rick Saturday.
But that single touchdown across
The Demons goal brought the best
football Of the season out of the
local eleven, and Bismarck piled up
a 81 to 6 score before the gun
sounded.
From the opening kickoff it was
evident that Bismarck's behemoths
were the masters of their opponents
and the touchdowns were rolled up
N rapid succession.
MObridge scored in the second
quarter on a series of forward
passes and trick plays from spread
formation but it was their only
threat.
Bismarck used nothing but it's
crushing line attack to roll up its
score. The Demon backs tore
through the gaping holes which the
forwards opened in the Mobridge de-
Tense for long gains, and ran the
ends almost at will.
Spriggs was in good form in the
open field. making several nice
gains. while O'Hare starred in
carrying the ball through the line.
Demons Score Early
Bismarck's first two touchdowns
came without the Demons losing
possession of the ball. Mobridge
kicked off and Spriggs returned to
the 20 yard line. Bismarck then
started march toward the goal
line. O'Hare doing most Of the heavy
work. Spriggs helped with a &c
yard run and jacobson went over
for the touchdown. He failed to
kick goal.
Bismarck kicked off and after a
few plays Mobridge fumblcd on the
31-yard line, Klipstein recovering
for Bismarck. O'Hare and Spriggs
again plowed through the line and
jacobson went over for touchdown
from the 5-yard line but the play
was called back and Bismarck
penalizcd Is yards. O'Harc hit the
line for 10 yards in two tries and
Landers went over for the marker.
jacobson missed goal.
Pisr,arck kicked off and after al
few plays Mobridge punted to Bis
l..arcN 5 80 yard line as the quarter
ended. Green went in for O'Hare
for Bismarck and Bismarck was
thrown for loss. Bismarck punted
for the first time to midfield. Mo-
bridge then reeled off seven plays,
mixing forward passes with trick
plays from spread formation and
scored. The try for goal failed.
Bismarck put over another touch
down before the quarter ended.
O'Hare Plays Again
O'Hare returned to the game to
start the second half and the pro-
cession through the Mobridge line
was resumed. With jacobson and
O'Hare carrying the ball Bismarck
went over for three touchdowns,
O'Hare making two and Landers
one. A pass, Jacobson to Mem
hover, was good for an extra point |
after one touchdown.
In the last quarter Green went in
for O'Harc and Engc for Klipstein.
Bismarck picked up two touch
downs in the last quarter and scored
an extra point after touchdown by
a line plunge. Landers and Spriggs |
scored the touchdowns.
Bismarck was smarting from the |
touchdown as the second half |
opened. The entire first string was
in the game. Bismarck kicked off,
downing the Mobridge receiver on
his 4-yard line. The South Dako-
tans punted and in five plays with |
jacobson and O'Hare carrying the
ball, the locals had countered. After |
the next kickoff the Demons held
for downs and took the ball imme-
diately. After a series in which
every man in the backfield took the
ball, Landers crashed over, and
O'Hare smashed the line for the ex-
ira point.
Count on 2 Plays
Mobridge was held again immedi-
ately after the kickoff and jacobson
and O'Hare countered again on two
plays. With another short series of
varied plays, Bismarck scored an
other counter after an 8O-yard
drive.
The South Dakotans then elected
to kick to Bismarck. From their
own 46-yard line Bismarck scored
another touchdown on half dozen
plays.
sMobridge recovered the ball in
nidfield after Spriggs had fumbled
as the game ended.
Landers carried the ball in great
shape Saturday, besides playing his
usual valuable game as blocker and
defensive man. Spriggs carried re-
ceived, punts well and followed in
reference like q veteran. O'Hare
ran faster and smashed harder than
at any time before this season, and