The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-10-17
FARG0-CENTRAL
CONTEST GIVES
FIGHT PROMISE
jamestown Bluejays, Unde-
feated, Travel to Meet Tradi-
tiOnal Foe
!
GRAFTON AT LAKE
Williston Will Get Test in En-.
counter With MOhall yell
lowjackets

mand interest are on the schedule
for the coming weekend.
Those games follow: Fargo at
Grand Forks; jamestown at Valley
City; Grafton at Devils Lake; and
Mohall at Williston.
The Fargo Grand Forks game at
Memorial Stadium is attractive be-
cause it promises to give fans gen.
eral idea Of the Forkers' strength.
They have played no North Dakota
teams this season, while Fargo has
been bumped off by Bismarck.
frankie Clinton, stellar Central
athlete, has been shifted to halfback
from his guard position. and Coach
Ed Bohnoff says the charge has
made his team much stronger. The
Central eleven has beaten Thief
River Falls, Minn., Is to 3, and
Crookston 81 to 0. Fargo has won
two easy games from Hankinson
and Casselton and lost games by one
touchdown to the Demons and Aber-
deem, S. Oak. It is expected by fans
that the two defeats will weaken
Fargo's spirit. If the Forkers can
beat Fargo and Grafton the follow
ing week, they will have a clean
slate.
jamestown Is Disappointed
A disappointed Jamestown team
will clash with Valley City in an
other interesting contest. Compar-
alive scores conflict in records of
these two teams. jamestown was
generally rated stronger at the be-
ginning of the season, but the Blue
jays allowed Cakes to hold them to
q scoreless tie last weekend, which
is severe wound to their seasons
record. Valley City whipped Cakes
6 to 0 earlier, but the Hiliners have
since lost to Moorhead and Devils
Lake. The Satans whipped the Hi
liner outfit 6 to 0 last week. The
Bluejays are eager to win over
Valley, in order to travel to meet
the powerful Bismarck eleven with
an umblemished record. The Blue
jay Demon game will bring teams
coached by brothers together, Bart
Mcleod being the Jimmie mentor
and Roy Mcleod handling the De-
mons. Jamestown Valley City
games, both on the gridiron and
basketball court, are always hard
battles.
Grafton will be tested when it
clashes with the reputed temper
mental Satans. Devils Lake has
had q strange season, alternating
good and losing games. Losing to
Moorhead, Devils Lake came back
to trounce Hillsboro. Losing to
Minot, they came back to trim
Valley City in the fourth game of
the season. Grafton has played no
important games so far, but it has
defeated Hillsboro by bigger score
than did Devils Lake. The gray
clad warriors meet the Grand Forks
outfit the following week.
Williston Gets Test
When Mohall clashes with Willis
ton, fans will get some idea of just
how strong the Coyotes are. They
have cleaned up everything in sight,
and Joe Cutting, their coach fol-
years, claims it is one of the best
high school elevens he has coached
Minot defeated the Yellowjackets in
| q hardfought contest, Is to 6. The
Williston- Mohall score may give
some idea, though comparative
scores are usually untrustworthy, OF
how Minot and Williston stack up
Mandan, a strong team though de.
feated by Bismarck and Jamestown
will meet Dickinson in a supposed,
easy game. Little is known Of Dick
inson.
Bismarck, which has steam-rolle,
over everything in sight, defeate.
Linton, Mandan, Fargo, and Minot
will take what is expected by tn,
Capital City boys to be rest whe,
they travel to meet Mobridge.
Oak. Mobridge was beaten decis
lively last year. Bismarck needs ,
rest after three consecutive siren
uous games. They meet jamestown
the following week.
| Minot, virtually eliminated from
any claim to the unofficial cham
pionship, will meet an easy team il
Bowbells.
Other games on the schedule thi
week are: Ashley at Glendale; L
Moure at Lisbon; and Minor a
Wahpeton.
Scheduled weekend games follow
Friday
| Fargo at Grand Forks.
! jamestown at Valley City.
Ashley at Glendale.
La Moure at Lisbon.
Grafton at Devils Lake.
Rowbells At Min0t.