The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-10-10
CIRCULARS RETURN
TO VISITORS LINEUP
FOR IMPORTANT TILT
Joe Eckroth, Ephraim Owens, Al
Schwartz, Walter KaIpa-
coff Will Play
M'LEOD MEN IN GOOD SHAPE
Largest Crowd in History Here
Expected to Turn Out for
Night Contest
MLEOD MEN IN GOOD SHAPE

Bismarck and Mandan today were
teeming with excitement in anticipa-
ton of the first game OF the season
between Bismarck and Mandan high
school football warrirs at Hughes
Field, Bismarck, under floodllghts at
8 O'Clock tonight.
With another one of those tradi-
tionally bitter battles in prospect, Bis
marck high school officials were max
ing preparations to handle the largest
crowd ever to see a grid contest In
the Capital City. .,.A
Both Observation-Disclosures games this
wear will be staged here this season
because of the double advantage OF
better facilities and potentially pig
ger crowds.
5000 Saw Last Game
Three thousand fans turned out Tor
the last game here, that between
Bismarck and Dawson county high
school of Glendive. Mont. which the
Demons won 80 to O..
Local high school officials today
made a request that all fans see the
game from inside the field rather
than parking their automobiles out
side the fence to watch the melee.
They point out that admission charges
are relatively small and that fans
a help pay for the $1.7OO flood
light system by paying to see the con-
test.
Because of their impressive VIC
tories over Linton, Glendlve. n VIII
liston, Athletic Director Roy D. NC
Leod's eleven was established a slight
favorite to win tonight's contest.
However, Bismarck-Mandan dope
in the lat decade has been notorl.
ously indispensable and many woulo
not be surprised to see Coach Leon
ard c. McMahan's Braves come ou'
on top this evening. .,
Mcleod probably will start the
same eleven men who faced Glendlve
and Williston at the starting guns
Lloyd Murphy, guard who has peen
troubled all season with an injured
leg. seems to be in good condition and
ready to play the full game II neces-
Sary.
The starting Bismarck lineup prob
ably will be as follows: Captain
Wally Hultberg and John Spriggs
ends: Harvey Erlenmeyer and Pau
German. tackles: Lloyd Murphy ant
John Davis, guards; Dale Brown, CEN
ter; Lester Dohn, quarterback; WAGE
Green, fullback; Henry Potter anc
either Eddie Agre or Leo Btnser
halfbacks.
Dogged by injuries SO far this sea
sors. Mandan will be minus two regu'
lars in tonight's game. in all prob
ability. They are Douglas Lang
burly guard, and Adam Fleck, full
back. Lang has a sprained ankle
while Fleck has been complaining
about his back, according to NC
Mahan.
Four Regulars Return
Mandan is cheered, however, viii
the return of four other regulars wh'
have been out off and on with in
iuries. This quartet includes tn
giant Joe Eckroth and Ephrain
owens. tackles; Al Schwartz, end
and Captain Walter Kalpacoff, guard
For tonight's contest, McMahal
may shift Leonard House from hal
to full to replace Fleck, sending Byrol
Spielman to Houses halfback post
Frank Boehm and Dale Smith, tn
Braves two speed artists, will be a
their regular quarterback and nall
back positions. :,
LLOYD Dietrich and Al Schwartz will
be at the wings, according to the ten
tative lineups, with Eckroth AM
Owens at tackles. Kalpacoff and c
West are the top guard choices ant
Kuebker will be at his pivot position
Neither team has been defeated s.
far this season. Bismarck defeate'
Linton 20 to o, Glendive SO to 0. an
Williston as to 7. Mandan bea
Elgin "a to 0, Ashley rs to Z, an
nickinSnn 70 tn e.