The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-29
Boyd, Kahl, and Schave Gallop
All Over Field After Being
Held Scoreless During the
First Half; Punting Of May
Saves Bison Humiliation

Fargo, N. D., Oct. ga powerful
North Dakota university football
team slashed and battered its way to
an Is to 0 triumph over the North
Dakota Agricultural college Bison
before some $500 homecoming fans
Saturday.
After holding the mighty Flicker
tails scorelcss in the first half, the
Bison wilted under the whitening fire
of Jack Vests heavy artillery in the
third and fourth quarters, three
touchdowns coming in rapid success
sion.
It was bitter battle all the way,
the Bison fighting doggedly until the
finish, but their best efforts could
rot match the skill and strength of
the Nodak crew.
The Wanted pass attack of the
university was fairly well smothered
by the Bison backs but the power Of
Vests offense was a revelation. Led
by Paul Boyd. giant senior from
Boulder. Colo. the Flickertail backs
ripped large holes in the Bison for
ward wall.
Boyd was the spark plug Of the
victorious Flickertails. This youth
OF gigantic proportions evidently
likes football only when sent against
the Bison. Boyd has been of little
use to North Dakota football for
three seasons except in the battles
with the Bison. 1t was his able kick
ing and plunging which aided the
Nodaks materially in winning the
1926 and 1927 contests. and now in
this 1928 battle he was the potent
factor in revamped backfield.
Jarrett Remains Out
Glenn Jarrett had carried the bulk
Of the Flickertail attack in previous
contests but in this game with the
Bison West left Jarrett on the side
lines and sent Boyd out to stardom.
Boyd, however, must not be given
all the credit for the defeat handed
the yellow and green. Cy Kahl, the
husky from Alexandria, Mimi,
played an important part in the ball
carrying, and his blocking was of a
high order. Curtis Schave, Grand
Forks sophomore, slipped through
for many pretty runs and was the
constant threat which helped make
North Dakota's plunges all the more
effective. Schave had to be watched
carefully every minute, and while
watching Schave the Bison line was
unable to set itself for the tremend-
Gus rushes of Boyd and Kahl.
The willy West made many changes
IN his offense, changes which
wrecked havoc with the carefully
laid Bison defensive plans. Hereto
fore, Schave had been used almost
exclusively outside tackle but in the
early moments of the game Schave
dashed and twisted inside tackle and
then faxed off tackle while the more
ponderous gents pounded inside
these men Of the forward wall.
1t was a dazzling as well as power
ful offense and the Bison were
fighting with their backs to the wall
all the way. After receiving the
first kickoff the Flickertails
smashed straight to the Bison 20
yard line before losing = ball on 4
tumble. Kicking from deep in his
own territory into the teeth of a
biting wind from the west, Leo May
made manful efforts to drive back
the invaders. Time after time he
kicked out when the Bison defense
succeeded in holding when their goal
was in danger, sending long spirals
back to midfield.
Bison Show Courage
Throughout the first half the
Flickertails were hammering ut the
Risen rnnl hut The defendars had