The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-28
REGULAR ELEVEN IS
USED ONE QUARTER;
|SCORlNC CONTINUOUS
eddie Agre and Hank Potter
Take Scoring Roles Short
~ After the Start
A'GUlRE AND BARLOW GOOD
Bismarck Mentor Gave His
Regulars Needed Rest Be-
fore Fargo Tussle
A'GUlRE AND BARLOW GOOD

fore FARGO CSSle
Bismarck's Demons had things their
WIN way ard expended little effort in
tImbling a pllcsv squad OF WashDurn !
nidgets in their .breather't game at
hughes field Saturday afternoon.
Coach Roy y. Mcleod sent % mem
,erS Of his squad onto the field to get
heir exercise. At the final gun Wash
,lrn held the ball at the closest point
he team had come to Blsmarcs's
'oal. the 42-vard Inc. and the score
,oard read - to O.
McLood's "shcck trcors'' in the first
lalf. with Eddie Acre and Hank Pot
Or turning in l1ag spirits. rolled up
3 points. Leo Ce.1ser contributed his
hare.
As,fIe from the third cra-ter. when
flair. followers rs tie Demons saw i
Tly q monotonaaS conginsation of
i marches over tic Nashbirn goal. At
he opening 9f tne seco.d half they .
lad the opportunity to see the pros
,ectI.a champions smash their way
irtually unmoies;ed.
The boys from lip the river never
ost hope OF crossing the Bismarck
.Oal. But their earnest attempts failed
o make much impression upon their
heavier and more versatile opponents.
t wasn't because the Washburn lads
lidn't try. It was the best a scrappy
itile team could do agains. o.er-
~..eln,sng odds.
Veterans Went 81.
T93at third quarter Gaze Johnny
Oaare IN opportunity to stretch his
o~5 previous to The rams AGAINST
fargo next Saturday fer the unof-
icial championship Of the state.
Johnny reeled off several long runs.
ossed a few passes and scored "A
touchdown during his short visit on
Inc field. Eddie Spriggs. another bril-
liant backfield performer. likewise
vas i'll long enough to carry tho ball
yver.
Outstanding for Washblrn we're tho
wO McGuircS and Barlow. fullback.
Any gains registered by Washburn
Usually had Mike Mcclure. quarter
,ack. or Barlow on the bail-carrying
W. AN q Di0baldt1h VuN pdSStNu
he line Of scrlnlmagc. and that was
,ften, It was usually Barlow who
pulled him down. He played a bang
- game.
Bislnarck's scoring started early and
here was no perceptible lntup during
he afternoon. Leo BenSer broke the
&C a few minutes after the first
Whistle. Bismarck took the ball OH
towns on their opponents 30-yard
lie. Agre ran Is yards. Beiser crossed
ne line IN three tries. A second
touchdown came a minute later after
Nike MCGUIRE and Barlow fuMbled
he kickoff and the Demons got the
JAIL i'll the pileup. Three plays and
mother touchdown was chalked up.
Tank Potter sprinted from the 35-
ard line on the first play of the Sec
md quarter to score the third touch
Town.
Bismarck then kicked to Mcclure
IN his 30-yard line and he ran the
ball back 10 yards. A forward pass
lctted Washburn Is yards. probably
heir longest single gain Of the day.
Unsuccessful in attempts on the Bis
narck line, Washburn kicked to Ben
) ;er on his l0-yard line. Alternating
inc snashes and end run by Benser.
Potter and Agre put the ball over for
. he fourth touchdown.
The fifth touchdown came on Pot
! er's 36-yard sprint after the Demons
! rad taken the ball on downs. He
! hook eff six tacklers on his sally
! Town the field.
AS the half ended Benser. Potter
ind Agra were on their way toward
s another six points. Aere ran 20 yards
! o the Washburn 2O-yard line as the
, whistle blew.
Stackhouse Makes Counter
Wally Green intercepted a WASH
,urn pass a moment after the first
I .tring had taken the field at the open-
; ng Of the third quarter. Johnny
! 0,Hare picked up 80 yards on a line
, smear to put the ball on the 12-yard
inc. In three attempts Stackhouse
an the ball over. The Demons made
heir point on a pass. OHarc to
Johnny Spriggs.
WaShburn punted to Eddie Spriggs.
He ran the ball back to Washburn's
i5-yard line. Spriggs carried the ball
n three tries to the 30-yard line.
After q grounded forward pass O'Hare
an right end and doubled his field
10 score another touchdown. Another
n ,ass. O'Hare to Johnny Spriggs, added
he point.
I'll Eddie Spriggs took another punt,
n his time on his 28-yard line, and ran
" { back 20 yards. Wally Hultnerg
4 smashed through the line to Wash
Al 1urn'S 28-yard line. A smash by
81 3priggs and four with Stsckhousc
carrying the bah added another
n touchdown. The try for point failed
when O'Hare's pass was grounded.
" Opening the third quar-. the De-
h mons tried. out several lateral ard
triple passes. The Demons first string
4 cgis.ercd again on q drive from
VI MEShburn'S 45-yard line after the
#poys, from up the river had been
to kick. Dohn ran the ball 10
yards. A pass. Dohn to O'Harc, added
&Aight yards, and then O'Hare sDr;n.ed
mo- the three-yard line on a line play.
Eddie SpriggS carried the ball over.
N After the next kickoff Coach Nc
ESeo4 yanked his first string backfield,
~ . leW plays later replaced his en-
1ine With substitutes. They
o1 ~ bal1 over Tor two more
znWna.
80 carried the BAH over for one
after = drive from Bfsmarck's
k1< 1tne. Hoffman plowed through
MoG1onen lfne and blocked =
Cod = ~ ana Tan = yards