The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-10
Harley RObertsOn's Outfi.
Shows Power in Whipping
Devils Lake
BISMA CRIPPL K d
Satans Play Hi-Liners, James
town Clashes With Cakes in
Other Features


of the states attention when it
travels to Minot this weekend to
meet the Magicians in what they
expect to be the toughest battle on
their 1928 schedule.
Bismarck came out of its hard
skirmish with Fargo in none too
good shape. with O'Harc slated for
the bench in the Minot fray and big
Ted Meinhover suffering an aug
mcnted injury to his weak ankle.
Slattery. tackle, twisted his knee and
it is doubtful if he will start.
Minot came out Of their battle
with Devils Lake with a % to 0
victory at the Satanic city last week
end. The Magicians, led by Captain
Miller and Vandersluis, are all in
good sshapc.
In other important state battles,
Devils Lake will play at Valley City
and Cakes will travel to Jamestown.
Grand Forks, after whipping
Crookston 81 to 0 last week, is
scheduled to have a rest this week
end and Williston, after playing at
Miles City, Mont, will also take a
weekend off. Fargo travels to
meet Aberdeen. S. DaI., in their an
nual game with the southern team.
Bismarck Is Crippled
With Bismarck crippled in its
strong departments and M;not show
ing a steady Improvement, fans are
again hcsitatirg to choose the win
l.. ,Ins
marck will probably outweigh Minot
slightly, but Minot also has a huge
team. The Demons will have to
stop Vandersluis and Miller, open
field runner and line crasher respcc-
lively, if they want to come out Of
next weeks skirmish on top. Van
dersluis ran wild against Devils
Lake on few occasions. Miller had
great success with his line bucks.
The whole Minot team played heads
up football, according to reports.
and proved a stone wall on the de-
fensive. If Minot can stop Bis
marck from making its long gains,
the Magicians will win. Just who
will carry the brunt Of the offensive
work for Bismarck this weekend Is
a question. according to Roy Nc
Leod, mentor. O'Harc carried the
brunt in the first game, Spriggs in
the second, and jacobson in the
Fargo game.
Harley Robertson's Magicians
have whipped Mohall, 25 to 6, and
Devils Lake, while the Demons have
defeated Linton 80 to 0, Mandan
IL to 0, and Fargo z to 0.
Valley City remains undefeatcd
in the state and is generally picked
to win hadd game from the Satans.
The Hiliners lost to Moorhead rs to
while Devils Lake was losing to
Minot by the same count.
Cakes, beaten by Valley City G
to 0, promises to give the husky
Jamestown outfit hard tussle
Saturday. Cakes whipped Edgeley
GO to 0 last weekend, while James
town was showing great power in
defeating Mandan Is to II. Grouse
is expected to tear great holes in
Cakes line, if his work against
Mandan is fair indication Of his
line-smashing power. Schwartz,
halfback, and Nelson, end. will have
to be watched if Cakes wants to
whip the Bluejays. The Jimmies
have defeated Mandan and the
jamestown college freshmen, play
ing a 6 to tie with their alumni
in the first game of the season.
Aberdeen Dark Horse
Little is known Of Abprdeen's
strength, but it is expected by Far
go followers that the game will be
interesting as the interstate con-
tests in the past have been.
Another interstate game will find
Mobridge, S. Dak.. clashinc with
Mandan. Mandan is weaker this
year than last year. but it is given
the betting edge in the Morton
county city over its southern oppon-
ent.
This weekend will also find La
Moure at Enderlin, Wahpeton at
Hankinson, Crosby at Mohall. Ellen
dale at Edgeley, Harvey at New
Rockford, Marmarth at Bowman,
and Sherwood at Bowbells.
Games scheduled for this week
end follow:
Friday
Fargo at Aberdeen, S. Oak.
Devils Lake at Valley City.
La Mourc at Enderlin.
Saturday
Bismarck at Minot.
Cakes at Jamestown.
Mobridge, S. OAK, at Mandan.
Wahpeton at Hankinson.
Crosby at Mohall.
Glendale at Edgeley.
Harvey at Edgeley.
Harvey ct New Rockford.
Marmarth at Bowman.
Sherwood at Bowbells.
Grand Forks, open.
Williston, open.