The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-09-14
BISMARCK MACHINE
OPENS HOSTILI7IES
With Linton GAME
Devils Lake Entertains Grafton
in First Sioux Land Con-
ference Tit
SATAN PLAYED YESTERDAY
WiI:ston-Bismarck Clash Here
October S Will Be One Of
States Features
SATAN PLAYED YESTERDAY

T.lcu,h North Dakota high school
football tennis generally will not
launch their regular schedules until
two weeks from today. Sept. %. at
least a score will swing into action
ncs:t weekend iii preliminary games.
Two o. the games will be tough.
The first is a Sioux Land conference
contest between Devils Laae and
Noc-.ead ct II, Satanic city and the
c.,ar is a stir-n.sa between Thief
River Falls. MINI, and Grafton at
the North Dakota city.
Bismarck. uniefeatei last year. will
be~in defense of its 1928 honors Sat-
u-day WREN it brushes with Linton
At the southern city in what Is ex-
rocsed to be IN easy victory for the
hcry.cr Demons. Fargo. apparently
with another strong eleven. will n
tertain Wahpeton the same day while
W.lliston. undefeated last season also.
expects to open play Wy an n
r-med opponent friday. Valley City.
traditicnally 4 dangerous opponent.
will entertain Ellendale's midget out
fit. OtLcr games Friday are: HOPE
at Hillsboro and Cakes vs.. its alumni.
Belfield will journey to Marmarth
and Reeder will play at Bowman Sat
urdav in two co. tests III tho south
| western section of tho state.
First Game Yesterday
Enderlin Wa 10 play at Valley City
! today while Fred Hovdc. all-Big Ten
! quarterback while playing for Mime
sofa last wear. led an alumni team
3 @Z...- ~...Y. Z ca.o ,,orYry.1o.. i3f v-lYot
might have been the first grid game
OF the season.
Two football conferences have
been formed III tho state this year.
the Sioux Land and North Missouri
Slope loops. In the former loop arc
Bismarck. Devils Lake, Grand Forks.
jamestown. Mandan. Minot. Moor
head, Mimi, and Valley City. In the
second circuit arc Beach. Belfield.
Dickinson. Dickinson Normal high
school, Glen ullin. Hebron, New
Salem. and Sentinel Butte. The lat
ter three schools. however. may not
have football teams this year.
Several teams this year arc out TO
settle arguments which arose last
year. Prominent among games this
year is the Bismarck -Williston clash.
tentatively arranged for the capital
city Oct. 5. Both teams were hit
hard by commencement last spring
hut promise to be strong nevertheless.
After taking a 7 to 0 beating here last
fall. Fargo is out to take revenge on
Bismarck. A game between the two
outfits is scheduled .or Nov. ? at the
capital city. Fargo also has q little
o to D score with Grand Forks to set
tie in their play-off this season.
Highliners After Satans
Valley City is out to take the meas
IRE Of Devils Lake. the Satans hav-
ing won a S to 0 decision in 1928
After being held to a scoreless tie g
wear ago, Jamestown'S Blueiays are
out to trounce Cakes. Mandan has
two yerdicts to get back from Bis
marck and has not forgotten the Ia
to IL trouncing given them by James
town. Minos IS Still in debt to Will
liston and Mohall is out after botE
Of them.
Some Of this years coaches follow
Linton, Gerald Rust; Williston, Jot
! Cutting and George Coulter: Bis.
marck. Roy p. Mcleod. Manda
Leonard C. McMahan; Fargo. Glenr
Whitlcck: Valley City. Homer Smoth'
ers: Devils Lake. Douglas Smith: Mi
not, Harle7 Robertson: Mohall
Johnny Nah: Grand Forks. Ed
Eohnoff: Parkinson. H. E. Hanson
Dickinson. Frank Richards; Grafton
Grant Nelson; Crosby. B. M. Boyd
. Casselton. Hugh Wright: Bowman
Henry Zahn- Hillsboro. George New
J gard; Harvc. H. A. Burchill: Cakes
! j. j. Salzwedel: Bcttineau. Alden IA
I Baillie: Hope. G. .. Lindgren: Mar,
! marth. Kenneth L Dale: Stanley, BY
ron Bernt5on. Glendale, E. G. Ing
yolson.
Among schools which considered
4 beginning football this year but hav'
I decided not t. arc Paramount, For
! lilan. Sentinel Hutte, Park River. Ma
! poleon. Tower City, and Hebron.