The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-14
KANSAS CITY WINS THIRD
STRAIGHT LITTLE SERIES
MANDAN LOSES TO
MObRIDCE eleven
South Oakotans Take Adsan-
tage Of Break and Exc
Out s to o Victory

.,.;obr.ece Hleii schools husky IL
-c-s capitalized o. break Sal
uvday and cked OIL. a s 70 Q triumph
over the lighter Mandaa Braves Il:
Nandan.
Spielman toward The close O. .he
second quarter stood on his ONT gNl
lire 10 pun. c.t OF danger. Kicking
acains. a brisk wind. his boo: ,.av-
eied on.y TO the IS yard line.
Captain Cle.us Cl!nker. the Tsscrs
brilliant ful!back. ran right end .0-
IS yards. the longest run Of the al
te-noon on the soft turf. His gain
placed the Sou;ii Dakota outfit with
Ill scoring distance. Clinker failed
% gain at center. Morris. a slippery
ha.fback. hit right guard for TWO
Yards. clinker gained three on a
reverse buck. On another try throush
the line. the Tigers captain SMASHED
over to score the only points OF The
GENE. Mandan linemcn broke through
and the attempted kick for punt went
tor naught.
The fighting Braves staged a sensa-
tic nal drive in the third quarter, their
ciiy scoring threat throughout the
--s
so minutes OF play.
Spielman took Clinker's punt and
was downed on his own IS yard line.
Splelman reelcd off 10 yards around
RICH. cnd. Heidi made a two-yard
gain at guard. A Mobridge ofiside
penalty advanced the ball five yards,
A c!eyerly executed lateral pass,
Spielman to Heidi. gained u Yards.
Heidi smashed off tackle on a Is yard
o;ssh to the Tigers l5-yard line. The
Tiger. defense frightened and they
too. the ball on downs on the IA
yard line.
Mandan's Brilliant Defense
Mandan's stonewall defense checked
d Mobridge rally in the las.
quarter after Clinker intercepted a
Man6an pass and ran it back TO the
cS-yard line. A Clinker o-Morris
pass put the ball OH Mandan's Is
yard line. Two passes and two line
! crashes failed. After unsuccessful
efforts 10 advance the ball, Sp,elmaE
kicked.
Failure Of Spielman to cage Clink-
crs low punts lost yardagc for the
Braves. Several times these kicks.
bal cly over the heads Of the liEcmcn.
! rolled and netted As and 50 yards.
Coach Chris Johnston uncovered
two speedy ball carriers in Stapf and
Morris. The pair were hampered b.
the soft turf and failed to get away
liz the open field.
Tucker, giant Mobridge lineman.
! played an outstanding game on the
| l:~o rfn h,.0l.a tlavn,,U1a oNd nailed
numerous Mandan plays while they
were III the making. He suffered an
enklc injury in the last quarter which
slowed him up.
While Mandan earned 6 first downs
t. the Tigers ), the Braves were conf
rellcd to punt I times as compared
vlth Mobridge.s 5 boots.
No Subs or Fumbles
The South Dakota crew played the
entire game without a substitution
and without a tumble.
Mandan showed q brilliant set OF
deceptive plays. Triple passes at
tempted on two occasions failed BY
inches when the last receiver vas in
the open field. Out OF five attempts,
the Braves failed TO complete q single
forward pass.
I Spielman vas probably the out
standing Brave on the offensc. He
turned in several nice gains. HEIDI
played bang up football.
The teams were greeted with ideal
football weather.
Mandan suffered but one penalty,
that for Is yards for holding. Mo-
Fridge lost a total of IS yards.
Aside from the Tigers n touch
down and the n scoring opportunity
each team muffed, play consisted OF
line smashing and punting. Mo-
bridge revealed an alright defense
when their goal IA in danger as
cid the Braves. except on Clinkers'
march over the goal.