The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-19
Will PLAY
STRONG OPPONENTS
IN LINTON MACHINE
ions Will Come Here With Ten
Veterans From Scrappy
Team Of 1929
|LOODLICHTS ARE ORDERED
tarting Lineup for State Cham
pions Matter Of Specu-
Iation Today
|LooDLIcHTs ARE ORDERED

Iation Today
Bismarck high schools football
arriors tomorrow will open a cam
align which may lead to a third
lccessive state championship.
The Demons will battle the seasoned
inton eleven at Hughes Field, the
anne beginning at 2:30 p. m.
Not that Athletic Director Roy D.
lcLeod and the Capital City fans
xpect Bismarck to go through the
,ason undefeated. That is far from
aeir thoughts at present. But at the
anne time they haven't conceded an
Their outfit in the state. particularly
nose on their schedule, a prospective
ictory over the Demons.
Significant is the fact that Mcleod
cached elevens have been tough to
eat the last two or three seasons.
.ismarck's machine this year, though
.ot heavy, will be as large as the av-
rage and with a reasonable amount
f experienced material.
Another thing-never before has 50
reat interest in the game which Is
layed on a field 100 yards long been
manifest here. Seven coaches have
cen working with q hundred candi-
iates from the junior and senior high
chools since practice began and only
capable few have clinched berths
N the 1880 eleven.
Linton VIII Be Tough
In Linton, Bismarck will meet q
ough customer. The Capital City's
wonder 1929 team had to work hard
o beat the Lions 30 to 0 last year.
The Emmons county crew this year
las 10 men back from that 1929
quad which held Mandan to q score
ess tie.
Just last week, Linton held their
| llumni to a scoreless tie. On that
cam were several collegiate perform
ars.
Tomorrow's game may be the only
daylight contest played here this sea
;on. Yesterday afternoon local school
officials placed an order for flood
lights, which next week viii be In
stalled at Hughes Field.
If possible, the Saturday games ar
.anged for the Capital City will be
changed to Friday night engagements
Mcleod told The Tribune this morn.
ng. Today he Is communicating
With Glendive. Mont, in that regard
3lendive Is scheduled to come here
next weekend.
Five light posts will be placed on
either side Of the gridiron. each with
two powerful lamps throwing rays
over the field and up into the air,
The whole system Is a 10000 watt
plant. The systems at Jamestown
college and Valley City State Teach
ers college are only $4,000 watts
that at the University OF North Da-
kota only $4,000.
Night football no longer is an ex-
pertinent tit has passed that stage
successfully. It's advantage comes
Through better crowds, increased gate
receipts, and greater interest In the
game consequently.
The night games m played with
white footballs.
Mcleod today did not know just
whom he will start in tomorrow's
fracas. He did say, however. that
Captain Wally Hultberg and Johr
|Spriggs, ends: Dale Brown. center;
Lester Dynamo" Dohn and Leo Ben
ser, halfbacks; and Henry Potter
fullback, are almost certain to an
swer the referees first whistle Of the
year.
Erlenmeyer ID Cinch
Harvey Erlenmeyer also is certain
TO get the call for one tackle berth
and It looks like the newcomer Johr
Davis for one guard post.
Lloyd Murphy, who has q charley.
horse. or Joe Woodmansee will get thu
call on the other side Of the pivot.
Paul German or Myron Fahler vii
be placed at one tackle. Today 4
looks like German, however, as thu
lad from Dickinson has an inturet
shoulder.
For the other backfield post. quar-
terback, Bob Stackhouse and Eddi'
EAgre are foremost in the running. I
Is almost certain. though. that Wad'
Green and Gilbert Benzon will SCI
service during the game in SOM
backfield post. y
Mcleod will use just as many to
morrow as he can. He believes Lin
ton will be too tough to permit much
il any. experimentation, but he wi
have . good-sized squad in uniforr
for the call.