The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-24
STRONGER MACHINES
SOUGHT At BOWMAN,
BELFlELD, HE77|NGER
Coach Charles Hood Lost Only
Two 1923 Regulars at
Stark County City
AARMARTH INEXPERIENCED
leach, Carson, Flasher and
Mott Not Overenthusiastic
With the Outlook
AARMARTH INEXPERIENCED
(Ry The Associated Press

Rivalry for football honors among
he smaller schools in southwestern
North Dakota bids fair to be keen
his year.
It is only d few years ago that many
Il the high schools III this area had
10 football teams at all. Las year
hey made a beginning and enthus-
asm for the grid.ron game has spread
apidly.
Among teams in the district which
sill play full schedules this year are
Beach. Belficld, Bowman. Carson,
flasher, Hettinger. Marmarth and
Iott. For the most part the teams
urned out by these schools Will be
10Th green and light but competition
5 expected to be keen since each
chool will play teams in It's own
lass.
Belfield's team will be stronger
han last year as only two men were
ost through graduation. Charles F.
lood, coach and a former jamestown
.Ollege player. says he will have 4
reteran backfield but the line will be
light and green. Players who Will
'igurc prominently in Belfield's play
his year are Walter Neyens, Lewis
Jumper, Lloyd Deitz. Franklin Back
nan, Carl and Henry Schwartz. Wal
lam DOcring, Sanford Frank. William
Apt, Lloyd Handlers. Roy Clttemann
md Earl Lindbe. Opponents sched-
lied by Belfield are Dickinson. Beach,
Bowman, Rceticr and Dickinson Nor
nal high school. Dickinson ana
Feeder will be played twice.
Bowman Is Heavy
Bowman is entering its second yea.
If football competition With a fairly
leavy and a more experienced squad
Last year Coach Henry Zahn was
handicapped by having no PLAYER who
Knew the rudiments of the game. II
addition to Captain Donald Burns
'ullback, III lettermen are back. to-
,ether with promising new material
they are Marshal Trainor. Oscar
Overland, Bernard Thiegs. Wood Jet
Kenneth Thunem. William Melby
Myron Pond. Ray Hale, Arthur Rea
George Rea, George Goren. Russell
Iverson. Erwin Kvalness. James Pie
AN, Sidney Melby, John Ryan. But
Barrett, John Vol. John Gorenz. Pau
rhielge. and Ed Hilton. Bowman ha
scheduled Baker, Mont. ard Buffalo
). D., in addition to Reeder. Het.inger
Belfield and Marmarth. Reeder ant
Hettinger will be played twice.
Football material is light and lin
tied at Carson but fight and enthus
tasm are expected to make UP TO
This deficit, Coach v. j. Cassidy says
Among the StalWarts OH the Carson
eleven are Duane Dettloff. Harr,
Butnisky, r. Bloomhart and Byrol
Littefield. The opening game vii
sc played at Flasher. Sept. q. TIL
schedule has not been completed.
Hettinger Has Veterans
At Hettinger. Coach Carl Lowe
has seven lettermen returning. in
Guiding Harold Reyerson, captain am
quarterback. The new material ]
promising but none of the candidate
are heavy enough to bolster an al
ready light team. Hettinger vii
play Lennon. S. D.. Reeder. Bowman
Marmarth and Mott. Two games ar
scheduled with Reeder.
Coach Kenneth I. Dale. a forme
Valley City Teachers player, has
fair-sized squad at Marmarth but hi
men. too. r light and inexperienced
Five members Of last years team wer
lost by graduation. Returning letter
men arc James and George Morris
Edmund Dernback. Warren Childers
Leighton Larson and Dayton Ham
mel. Two likely-looking new mel ar
Alvis Morse and Ben Childers. Mar
inarth meets two out Of state teams ii
Wibaux. Mont, and Lennon, s. {
Other teams to be played are Bel
field, Beach and Bowman.
Beach. Flasher and Mott are ex
pected to be in little better shap
than their potential adversaries. Fac
has the same handicaps Of Unite
humber Of students and not enoug
experienced players to bring niue
10y to the hearts Of the coaches.