The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-12-02
FED JARRETT MAKES
SPECTACULAR JAUNT
TOR single COUNTER
forth Dakotans Keep Ball in
Chicago Territory Through
Most Of the Game
MAKE ONE THREAT
BROUGHT Successful Close to No
\ mad Season; Loyola's
First Loss at Home

Loyola Field, Chicago. Dec. 2.-'P'
In q game played with the ther-
.nometer lowering around zero. North
Dakota, champions OF the North Gen.
raj conference. proved too much Tor ,
Loyola Saturday, and earned q 7 TO
!. victory over the Chicagoans.
/. The Dakotans outplayed the 10y
ssla team and the entire battle was
syaged almost exclusively III Loyola
erritory. Loyola only threatened on
.,ne occasion, late in the third quar-
scr. when they worked the a Gown
! o the Dakota five yard line. only 10
1 clinquish the oval OH downs.
\ Red Jarrett, Richmond and Burma
played sensational ball for the Da-
sotans and repeatedly brought the
crowd to their feet by ripping OIL
sensational gains. Jarrett especially
yas the deciding factor in the Dako-
"a success, time after time pounding
81 tackle, and outrunning the 10y
,la ends for sizeable gains. In the
1 bird quarter, after working the ball
from his own 20 yard line to Loyola's
3S yard stripe. Jarrett raced q
around his left end. and dreaded
along the Sidelines for the touch
iown.
Flickers Get Jump
North Dakota started off immedi-
)Ately after the first kickoff, and on
,three separate occasions In the first
uuarter threatened the Loyola goal.
After receiving the ball. Jarrett rip
bed off q IS yard gain, and with
blouse and Richmond. advanced to
the S yard line, but the Loyola de-
tfense stiffened, and the Dakotans lost
the ball on downs. After 0riffen had
|puuted out Of danger, Burma went
off tackle for % yards, but again
5royola held. Griffen again punted.
and on the first play Jarrett ripped
loft q IS yard dash, going to the 5
Ward stripe, but two line plays didn't
gain "a inch, and Kahl's pass went
wild over the goal. and Loyola took
the ball on its own 30 yard line.
The second period was : rather
|drou affair with both elevenS resort
ing mainly to q kicking game. Flynn
and Marty 0riffen, who was playing
In Les Molloy's shoes today because
Of the LOyola star being In the hos
pital with bronchitis. did some nice
work for the Chicagoans, making q
few first downs. but being unable to
carry the ball across into Dakota ter
ritory.
House Offers Thrill
House gave the spectators = thrill
when he took the kickoff ut the sec.
ond half and returned to midfield.
The Nomads couldn't do anything,
and each team resorted to . punttne
duel However. the Dakota march
70 . touchdown soon started when
the annoying Jarrett snatched Z
{Loyola pass on his own 80 yard line,
He then tore around his end to the
loyoia 80 yard marker. and on the
next play he went for the only touch
down Of the day. Richmond kicked
the goal.
Loyola then started on q desperate
drive to score, tossing . variety Of
passes from Oriffen to Burke and
r1yun which worked the spheroid Il
the Dakota five yard line, but the
Nodak line proved too much Of Z
hurdle for the Loyola backs. and
Loyola gave up the ball on downs.
The fourth quarter witnessed thu
LOyola eleven hurting passes with
their backs in the shadow OF their
goal posts, but the superior Dakots
team kept battering them down.
Another Dakota score was In thu
making when Jarrett, after receiv-
ing D poor Loyola punt on the Loyola
50 yard line, on q series Of plays adj
vanced to within S yards Of another
score when the final gun sounded
ending the game and marking up thu
first defeat for Loyola In its new
home stadium this season.