The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-27

One week from today the Demons
will travel to Williston to meet Joe
Cuttings veteran team in what is ex-
pected to be one of the toughest
games on the program.
The Demons last night again had
the -ear-marks of the Roy D. Mcleod
coached eleven. They played a
sound. smart game, and were after
the ball like squirrels.
Dohn Looked Good
Bismarck had no individual stars
last night unless it might have been
Lester dynamo" Dohn as all played
effective, if not sensational, football.
The dynamo, cast in the role of sig
n~al-caller for the first time, called
plays with marked success, besides
passing and running we'll. Potter's
kicking was good, much better than
it was q week ago.
Two noticeable weaknesses in the
Demon play were their inability,
when kicking off, to keep their OPP
ponents back of the 30 yard line, and
their inability to annex more than
so per cent OF their chances for ex-
ira points. Glendive, receiving every
kickoff. did not fail to return them
to the 80 yard line and most Of the
time to the 35 yard marker.
Last nights game was the 10th
consecutive contest for the Demons
in which they have not been scored
on. In these 10 games, eight of
which were played last season, Bis
marck has scored 399 points. +
Following the game last night, both
the Bismarck and Glendive teams
were entertained at a "Floodlight
Luncheon" at the Grand Pacific Eat
Shop.
The lights last night proved sue
cessful despite the fact that the bulbs
used were weaker than. the bulbs
which will be here in a few days.
The bulbs used last night were $500
watt lamps. whereas 1000 watt bulbs
are ,on their way here.
Glendive Looked Stubborn
After the first few plays of the
contest. when the Montanans indi-
Gated that they might be stubborn
all the way, Bismarck opened up
and took command of the situation
for the remainder Of the contest.
The Demons again have a great
line, one which is strong on the de-
fensive, one which gives the snappy
backfield a chance to do its stuff
with q running start. Great i'm
provement in the b~all-carriers was
displayed last night over the back
field of a week ago. Timing was
better. interference was improved,
and the carriers were better able to
time their dashes and follow their
interference.
Bismarck capitalized on its first
break early in the first quarter
after the visitors had made one first
down and made five yards toward
the second. Glendive fumbled and
Hultberg recovered for the Demons
on Glendive's IS yard line. Bismarck
was penalized for offside and Dohn
lost eight yards On q tumble. A
pass. Dohn to Potter, put the ball on
the 10 yard line and Benser went
off right tackle to the / yard line.
Green, sophomore fullback, carried
it over and . pass from Dohn to
Hultberg for the extra point failed.
Glendive Fumbles Again.
After the next kickoff, Glendive
fumbled again and Bismarck recov-
cred on the Montanans' 81 yard line.
The play was called back and Bis
marck penalixed for offside. Dohn
recovered a tumble in midfield on
the next play. Apass, Dohn to Pot
ter. put the ball on the Al yard line.
Potter punted and the Glendive re-
ceiver was downed on his own 10
yard line. A poor Glendive kick
gave the Demons the ball on the 20
yard line. Dohn ripped off seven
yards and Green made it first down
on the 10 yard stripe. A smash put
1T on the four yard line and Green
carried it over again. Dohn's drops
kick for the extra point was blocked
and the score was Bismarck IL;
Glendive 0.
On the next kickoff, Glendive was
downed on its 81 yard line. After
losing 10 yards on q play. the west.
erners punted, Dohn being downed
on his own 80 yard line. A beautiful
pass of 20 yards, Dohn to Potter.
was completed and Potter scampered
the remainder Of the 81 yard stretch
pO1ASSt interference IOr u
third touchdown. Agre dropkicked
for the extra point to make the
count 10 to O..
Pass Is Intercepted
Near the end Of the half. Glendive
recovered Dohn's tumble on the Bis
marck AZ yard lire. Dohn came back
to tntercept = Glendive pass on the
Demons AZ yard line. Dohn carried
It to the 50 yard line and Green add.
ed five more yards. Dohn made two
runs Of nine yards each and Potter
carried Il to the 10 yard marker.
Potter carried it over on the next
play and Stackhouse dropkicked for
the extra point. making the score
Bismarck rs: Glendive o.
Mcleod began making substitu-
lions At the beginning Of the second
half on ! heavy scale. Bismarck
soon recovered q tumble on Glen,
dives Is yard line. The Demons
made It first down on the five yard
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