The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-03
Dickinson Savage
Turnout includes
Only Veteran
Coach Winbergen Has Tough
Schedule and Does Not Ex.
pect Record Season
(Tribune Special Scryicc)

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Dickinson. n. D., Oct. with
the Savages' first game Of a heavy
football schedule the sixth day aft
cr the fall term opening. Coach
Wienbcrger Of Dickinson State Nor
NAL has little hope for a clean slate
this season.
In signing up a heavy schedule
the Savage coach anticipated not so
much his winning chances as the OPP
rortunity for education of his lads
by taking on college teams with high
hopes Of winning some games BY
fortunate breaks of tho game and
hard work by his admittedly green
charges.
The Savages leave here Friday for
the opening game of their grid
schedule. 1t is against the Glendale
normal. there, Saturday.
Next On the schedule is the Home
coming game with the Minot State
Teachers College here Oct. IL.
jamestown College will meet the
Savages here, Oct. 10.
Dickinson plays Mayvillc State
Teachers College, there, Oct. 25.
The Savages meet last seasons
collegiate champions of South Dako-
Ia. Spearfish State Teachers College,
at ~Spearfish. Nov. 2.
Valley City State Teachers Col
loge plays here Nov. II.
All Of these arc strong teams
with good records last year and con-
siderable improvement promised in
that each has more letter me back
than Coach Weinbcrger can c'.' !.
Valley City and jamestown arc the
strongest teams In tn. .n....u !.
giate league this year. The Savagas,
however, a point to the fact that
last year. their first try at college
football. they lost to Jamestown by
the close score of 6 to s at the Home
coming Day game here.
Four Savage lettermen arc back,
including Earl Rumble. New Eng
land, upon whom Weinbcrgcr de-
Besides Rumble there arc Fitzloff,
Dickinson, center; Rex Campbell.
Beach. a tackle last year: and Her.
nan Jaeger. Hebron, who played
guard. Several last season second
string men are in for a whirl at col
legiatc play in Heaton. quartcrDack;
Harsch, guard; Grotimeyer. guard;
Koffler, halfback: Homelvig, cen
ter: and John Campbell, tackle.
New me out SO far are Quammcn
and Foss, both from Glendive high
school and of good high school ex-
p~eriencc. They are small but now
are being worked at quarter and
half. From Dickinson high school.
Wienbergen has Lohmbaken, guard;
Eckes. halfback; Kanan. guard.
Bill Parkins, a big boy from New
England without an iota of expert
cnce. is expected to make 4 fullback.
lie is booting the oval now a good
50 yards and shows up we'll. Another
fullback promise is Smith. i husky
youth. who came in from New Eng
land with Rundlc. He has had high
school experience in eastern states.
Then there is Rose and Bantley.
Dickinson: Dickerson. Darlington;
Ruffler. Hebron; Bankc, from Min
ncsota; Hotter, Regent; L. Anderson
ard Arid.
Practically 20 per cent Of the male
students eligible to the college game
are listed among Wienbergen's pros
poets with only four experienced
in college play. He expects his line
to bear up well after a couple of
weeks but his backs and ends are
very light unless the big boys prove
cut at full and raise the average.
For the Normal high school team,
Wienbergen has among the pros
poets: Volt, Miner, Homelvig. Arid,
Corbet. Fulton, S~laathaug, and
Stockcrt.