The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-25
HELLOWJACKETS AT
MOHALL LEAD FIELD
| OUT FOR C0NQUES7S
Bottineau, Stanley, kenmare,
Crosby, Westhope, Rugby,
Sherwood Strong
MACH WAKES ENTHUSIASTIC
NohaIl Vets Are Homer, Handy.
Ness, Two Wades. Clark,
EngIe, Robinson
by The Associated Press,

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Better football is in prospect for
the north central portion Of the
state according. TO coaches OF high
school teams III that section. Com
petition among the various teams III
the district IS expected to be keen
with faster and heavier teams and
more experienced players than has
been the cssSc for several years.
Williston and M.not, generally
classed with the strong teams OF
North Dakota, are likely 10 find some
teams III their own ~neighborhood
which are not exactly pushovers this
year. This appears to be especially
true OF Mohall. Others arc Botti-
neall. Crosby. Stanley, kenmarc.
Westhope. Rugby, Sherwood. Bow
bells. and Ray.
Aside from tho ttlliback and two
tackle positions. the 1928 Bot,ineau
team returns intact, according to Al
den M. Baltic. coach and former Ag-
gle lineman. Ten lettermen return
ing are Wallace Volker. George Biorn-
tad, Harold Ekblad, William Holisky,
Twin Williams. Virgil GarNood. Billie
J~o:lannson, Dan Gillies, Jerry Nc
Balm, and Bernhard kirkebv. Among
the promising new candidates are
Jack Wilson. Herbert White. Earl Nc
.ntosh. Arnold Hanson, ElWood Kelley.
Marvin Myhr. O,gcr Estenson and
Ray Presnall.
u Captain Each Game
B%ottineau has scheduled games with
Westhope, Rugby. Sherwood, Botti-
neau Forestry. and Molall. Addition
al games are sought. Baillie plans
OH choosing an acting captain for
each game. letting the team select
an honorary leader at the end of the
season.
y Crosby will place All exceptionally
heavy high school team on the field.
considering the size of the school. B.
NJ. Boyd. coach. says his team will
average close to leo pounds. Return
ing veterans are William Sunde. NJ.
Iehrke, NJ. Jacobson. c. Engberg.
Harold jacobson. H. Lee. Ralph Jam.
Il. Brevig. and Harry Jensen. New
players are Elmer Gilbertson. Lyle
Polling, Porter Clark, E. Hanson, and
Kenneth Ostrood.
Outstanding performers on the
Crosby eleven no doubt will be Sunelc.
fullback: M. Gchrke. l60-pound quar-
terback. and NJ. Jacobson. l8O-pound
tackle. according to Boyd. The sc,led-
ulc, not yet completed. calls for
games with Stanley and Mohall.
Kcnmare will have a new coach in
2. O. Sigcrseth. Minot State Teach
.rs college man. He will be assisted
ny Fred Bruins, who learned his foot
ball at the state agricultural COL
lege. Lettermen arc Melvin Carlson.
Herbert Bodner. Ward Swanson.
George Elgie. Marvin Anderson. Glen
TorkelsCn and Roy Harry. Other cam
didates r Leland Bryant. Marvin
Rumph. Alvin Christianson. Allen and
Forest Aufforth, Herbert Garberg. OF
ITO Hass. Allin Cook, and Howard
Feldman.
Prospects for q winning team are
not exceptionally bright. according
to Sigerseth, as the team will be light.
The squad. however, has speed and
enthusiasm, the coach said. Bust
hess men have supplied the squad
with new uniforms. Sherwood. STAN
ley. BoWbells. and Minot State Teach
RS college high are teams that Ken
mare will play.
Mach Is Enthusiastic
/ Johnny Mach, former Bison quar-
serback. is enthusiastic over football
prospects at Mohall this year. Mach.
who is assisted in his coaching duties
~ George McKain, lost eight mem
bers Of last years squad. He expects.
however, to have a better team than
the 1928 aggregation which lost only
co Minot and Williston. Johnny is
dull of praise for Little Jack Horner.
SeO-pound fullback. who is a dash
Imam in track. There isn't a better
eullback in the state, barring none
Mach says.
y Other lettermen besides Homer
who is captain. are Oscar Handy,
Ching" Ness. Glen and Neal Wade,
dWarren Clark, Warren Engel and Al
e7On Robinson. Ness is q 195-pound
guard. Prospective regulars are Ed.
Randash, Bruce Carlson. Orville Sa-
Iron and Johnny Clark. Games sched-
hled by Mohall are Minot, Stanley,
Crosby, Bowbells. and Bottineau. Mo
ball probably will meet the Bottineau
school Of forestry, the date for which
has not been set.
At Stanley prospects for a real foot
ball team are better than any year
IL the schools history. according to
Byron Berntson, coach. The boys are
large and shifty and the line consists
mostly OF lettermen with q few ex-
perienced men to help out" Berntson
sayS. Veterans r Palmer Olson.
captain and fullback: Harold Shell
xsrew. George Swcndscid, Max shupc,
Walter Will, Tom Doran, Arthur Sew
skrScn, Leonard Seashore. Bill Med
gerry and Harold Rasmussen. New
men are Vernon Peterson. Lundquist,
Howard Colvert, Norman Jensen. Carl
Ikinnoin, Forest Snipley, Larry
SRrOugnton, Ted Engdahl and Hiram
Nelson. Some Of the teams Stanley
T.i1l clash with are Ray, Mohall, Ken
|fnoare and Crosby.
In general, this year will see bet
Ter football teams recruited from high
|1schools ct Westhope, Rugby, Sher-
|tapod. Bowbells. Ray and the Minot
Dtate Teachers college than has been
he case IA. the past. The state school
forestry ct Bottineau will have q
Lam which will play many Of the
Tn schools Ii this section.
IAN TWIN CITY BOWLERS
TaPeo, Sept. 25.-(AP)-The Far
Bowling association decided to
1I1nneapoliS and st. Paul bowl
$500 ffom the associations an
touynament, because they take
llaGeo = shafe 81 the prizes IA
eEton - their entries.