The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-02-08

For the first time this year. the
Capital City men were real demons
at times their aggressiveness ap-
preached viciousness.
Despite the fact they missed many
shots in the first half, at the end OF
is minutes Of playing time they had
amassed q margin of % to O. Not
until the third quarter. when the
score was "a to o against them, did
jamestown succeed in scoring.
Substitutes Were Numerous
Had the starting five, which played
less than q half. been kept in the
game the entire four cantos. the Blue
jays would have been annihilated.
With Athletic Director Roy D. Nc
Leod making numerous substitutions
In the second half-not once having
more than three Of the starters on the
floor ct n time = jamestown was
able to ~outscore the Demons 10 to 9
with some accurate shooting.
H~eartening to Bismarck,s followers
was the "blossoming" Of Big Ted
Meinhover, six foot seven inch center.
The man mountain played less than
Is minutes all told, but in the first 10
he rolled in seven field goals. He was
not 90 accurate from the free toss
lire, however. missing on four oppor-
tunities. More than that. the Primo
Camera Of the court. at defensive
forward, played . creditable guarding
and floor game.
D0hn Was Dynamo
Two other incidents also were en-
couraging to the Capital City Tx. One
was the great play of Lester
Dynamo" Dohn. This sophomore
was all over the floor. working almost
perfectly In team play, exhibiting
much better than average defensive
effort. shooting accurately, and MAIN
tanning his terrific pace for more
than three quarters until he was
given . rest. He dropped in three
field goals and two free throws. It
was his first chance as q regular
starter against q comparatively strong
outfit. The other was the reappear-
ance Of Captain John OIIare at his
old guard post. The husky had been
out Of the game month, having SUI
Tered . broken toe Jan. 10 in the
game with Valley City here. His
presence gave Bismarck q much bet
ter frame Of mind than they have
had 1T any time since his forced
withdrawal.
Though Harold TAFT did not score
heavily, he was . big part Of the De-
mon machinery. OT1are and Hoff-
man did their guarding work In a
manner which would draw only IA
vorable comment. John Spriggs, Leo
Benser. and Lucas Harmsen pro-
duced all that could be asked when
they were called to relieve the start
erS.
Withheld, Nelson Good
For jamestown. Withheld was .
bulwark, both extensively and de-
fensively. He was in the game from
the start and playing just as well
when the final whistle blew. Nelson.
midget forward who va sent into the
game in the second half. played nice
basketball for the youngster he Is
and exhibited the earmarks Of a
conner" Schauer played q credit
able game at center.
Inc game was the 1uSC nalI OF the
1880 chapter Of the Mcleod brother
act" The losers are coached by z. B.
Bart" Mcleod, a younger brother of
Roy D. The two teams
meet again at jamestown, Feb. %.
jamestown plays Mandan west OF
the river tonight while Bismarck's
next game will be with Dickinson here
next Saturday evening.
lmps Beat Workmen
In . preliminary game last night,
The Imps. high school seconds, de-
the A. O. y. w. team OF the
League 20 to 10. Frank
Smith, Russell Enge, and Marlin
Loehrke led the attack for the win
ne9s while the Workmen had no OUT
performer. After trailing
} to 2 ct the end Of the first quarter,
the 1mps came back strong to pile up