The Bismarck tribune., 1931-10-09
MAGICIANS HOPE TO
EVEN SCORE BY WIN
OVER DEMON OUTFIT
Locals Go Into Game With Near.
Iy Entire Aggregation
Intact
MlMOT HAS STAR BACKS
Game Comes as First of Three
to Be Played BY Locals in
One Week
MIN0T HAS STAR BACKS

chance to win. Minot has been show
ing up well in practice recently and
Is coming to Bismarck with an idea
Of squaring matters for the defeat
they suffered at the hands Of the
Demons last year. Headed by Sew
land, flashy quarterback, the Magic
ians boast a fast, shifty backfield that
is expected to give the Bismarck for
wards plenty of trouble. Their line
compares favorably in weight and ex-
perience with Bismarck's and the
game is expected to hinge on the per-
formances Of players on the line OF
scrimmage.
The Demons have recovered from q
series of injuries that have struck at
the squad and will 60 into action
practically intact. Barnes, rangy
tackle, who was injured in the Linton
game is the only cripple on the team.
Norm Agre, however. Is nursing a sore
shoulder and probably will not see
action.
The locals have been showing up
well in practice this week and their
attack seems to be working smoothly.
Defensively they have shown some
weaknesses.
Coach Roy D. Mcleod announced
the probable starting lineup Friday
morning.
The lineup follows: Dohn, quarter
back: Green fullback; Eddie Agre and
Stackhouse, halfbacks; Shepard ana
Murphy, ends; Woodmansee and Bur-
ton. tackles: Edick and Andrews,
guards: and Schlickenmeyer, center.
Other Teams Play
Marching upon a host of battle
fields, squads of football huskles, VET
Grams since being under fire in two or
three contests, Friday formed expedi-
tions to invade the stay-at-home
teams strongholds in contests today
and Saturday which should prove a
deciding factor as to leading contend
ers for championship honors in state
high school football this fall.
The rumble of football thunder
again made itself heard as calked
shoes of between $50 and 1000 foot
ball men playing on some three score
teams in about 80 games went into
action this weekend.
Undefeated in three tilts engaged In
this season, Devils Lake, Mandan, and
Bowman lead the field of football
teams. while four outfit have not suf-
fered a loss in two tits and 20 have
been victorious over their single ad-
versary this season.
: Those winning two of two games
played are Darlington, Minot. Oakes
Williston. Fargo, Grafton. jamestown
and Valley City have received one SET
back in three contests.
:, High scoring honors thus far go t<
Bowman who has piled up 18l point.
in three tits for an average of &
points game. Mandan with Is:
points is second, and Devils Lake thirt
with los.
Seven teams have succeeded in keep.
ing their goal lines from being crossed
while thirteen other have been scoree
on only once, according to the Associ.
ated Press.
If comparative scores are to bt
taken as indicative Of potentia
strength, fans witnessing the Fargo
Grand Forks, BiSmarck-Minot, James
town-Devils Lake and Valley City
Oakes tussles, will see battle royal.
Games Friday
Beach at Dickinson.
Minot at Bismarck.
New Rockford at Darlington.
Devils Lake at Jamestown.
Glendale at LaMoure.
Devils Lake at Jamestown.
Sentinel Butte at Belfield.
Hazen at Beulah.
Langdon at Cando.
Lennon, s. D., at Elgin.
Minor at Enderlin.
Fessenden at Harvey.
q Turtle Lake at Garrison.
: Hazen at Beulah.
Hatton at Hillsboro.
l Sherwood at Kenmare.
; Cooperstown at Lakota.
Fl Linton at Wishek.
Washburn at Max.
e Mott at New Leipzig.
z Sisseton at Wahpeton.
Games Saturday
Bowman at Baker, Mont.
! Mohall at Bottineau.
e Flasher at Carson.
81 Stanley at Crosby.
c Grand Forks at Fargo.
e Valley City at Cakes.
STATuSTICS