The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-29
JACOBSON STAR
AS DEMONS WIN
EASY TRIUMPH
Jamestown Threatens 10 Score
In Closing Minutes After
Drive
HOFFMAN LEADS LINES
Mcleod Clan Counts Quartet
Of Touchdowns on Rushing
Aided by Passes
HOFFMAN LEADS LINES

quarter, Bismarck crushed James
town here Saturday. The score was
g to 0.
Opening its attack from the initial
Kickoff, Bismarck scored without
losing the ball. The Demon backs
plouehed through the visitors line
steadily. jacobson went over for
the first marker, hitting right
tackle for four yards. He failed TO
kick goal.
It was much the same in the Sec
ond quarter, Bismarck contenting it.
self with hammering the James
town line. The invaders gave
ground slowly and fought for every
inch but could not withstand the
continuous pounding Of the heavy
Demon forward wall
Taking the ball on it s35-yard
line. Bismarck smashed the line con-
sistently for good gains and two
forward passes, Jacobson to SpriEgs,
and jacobson to Meinhover were
good for a total Of % yards. With
the ball on the sevcn-yard line,
jacobson hit right t ackle for five
and Spriggs hit left guard for the
score. A pass, Jacobson to O'Hare,
was God for the extra point.
Jimmie Surprise
jamestown unleashed last
minute drive Just before the game
ended. Taking the ball on their
25-yard line hey surprised them
selves by hitting the Demon for
ward wall successfully. Line
plunges, with Withheld doing most
Of the ball toting. interpreted with
hree forward passes, brought the
bah to Bismarck's six.yard line.
Here Bismarck's defense Suffered
and two forward passes in success
sion were incomplete. jamestown
taking a five-yard penalty. A for
ward pass over the goal line. With
nell to Nclte. just failed to con-
meet.
On the next play, Bismarck was
penalized five yards for cffside but
jacobson kicked from behind his own
goal line to the 22-yard line as the
game ended.
Jamestown showed flashes Of \
nice running attack at various times
during the game and its forward
passes were fairly successful in the
middle Of the field. Excapt in the
last-minute drive, however, the Blue
jays failed to demonstrate = punch
which could be expected to score
against q line as strong rs Bis
marcks.
Runs - Yards
The second touchdown came
quickly after Bismarck had taken
the ball on its S5-yard line. After
picking UP three first downs on line
plays, Jacobson, aided by beautiful
interference, crashed through right
guard for the longest run Of the
game, sprint Of 20 yards which
placed the ball on Jamestown's two.
yard line. Landers slid off left
tackle for the marker. A pass,
jacobson to Meinhover, for the
extra point was incomplete.
jamestown braced in the second
half and showed some real football
but Bismarck scored with the aid
Of = long forward pass, Jacobson to
Meinhover, which was good for Is
yards, the longest gain Of the game.
Meinhover jugGled the ball but re-
covered and was downed on the e.
yard line. Line plays picked up q
first down on JAmestown's 12-yard
line and Spriegs then circled left
end for the marker. Jacobson
kicked goal.
O'Hare Plays Little
Bismarck played without the serv-
ices Of O'Hare during much Of the
game. With Bismarck in position to
score in the last quarter he was sent
in for = fe wminutes, but was pulled
out as soon as the touchdown was
made. Green and Potter alternated
ct fullback in his place.
Grouse, flashy jamestown half.
back, bore the brunt OF the Bluejay
attack until he was taken out in the
third quarter with an injured side
Jacobson was outstanding among
Bismarck's ball carriers, but Hoff.
man was one Of the real stars Of tn
game. He recovered fumbles and
Knocked down passes al over TIL
field.
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