The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-11-01
GREEN IN STELLAR
ROLE AS DEFENDERS
WIN CONTEST HERE
Demon Aggregation Pus he S
Over TouChdoWns in First
and Third Periods
TACKLING is UNCERTAIN
Invaders Launch Effective At
tack to OutpIay Locals in
Second Stanza

Bismarck high school rode to It's
second victory of the season here
Monday afternoon when the Demons
set down the Dickinson Nidgets, 10
to 0, in an uninspired contest.
The locals pushed over their first
touchdown or a pass g few minutes
after the starting whistle and tailed
the second on line thrust in the
opening minutes of the third quarter.
The Demons had the edge on the
opposition in the first, third and
fourth periods but the MidgetS
launched an attack in the second
quarter that had the Bismarck con-
tingent fighting with its back to the
wall.
Ragged tackling marred the per-
Torrance of the locals, who time and
again. missed easy chances to stop
the Dickinson backs dead in their
tracks.
To Wade Green must go the lions
share Of the honors for his shining
defensive play in an otherwise dis
appointing defensive conflict. His
tackljng was hard and accurate
and he displayed almost uncanny
ability in diagnosing the Dickinson
attack. He was in almost every play,
plugging hole here, cutting down a
runner there and making the Midget
backs miserable. Green was not only
bulwark of the defense but he did
yeoman service in hard driving
plunges through the line when the
Demons had the ball.
Green Spears Pass
Bismarck's first tally followed a
spectacular 50-yard run by Shafer
who took the ball on his 40-yard
stripe and slid off right tackle to the
Dickinson 2O-yard lire. After SER
les of thrusts through the line, Green
speared Skaters short heave in the
end zone for the touchdown.
The second counter followed a long
pass, Agre to Woodmansee. climaxed
by series of line bucks. Green
knitted through center for the tally
and Agre added the extra point when
his drop kick sailed through the mid
die of the uprights.
The kicking of both teams was
spotty, the boots of the Demons
dSSOuIlllliS lUl d IAbLlG llUIc SdTud8e
to giCe them the edge in exchanges.
Dickinson had a deceptive running
attack which reached its peak of ef-
fectiveness in the second period. The
MidgetS penetrated deep into Bis
marck territory and stayed there but
were unable to batter down the
Demon line in the shadow of the
goal line.
Captain Gus Schlickenmeyer re-
turned to the lineup during the sec
ond half to call the signals. 1t was
the first time he had seen action
since injuring his ankle more than
three weeks ago.
George Shafer got away to several
sparkling runs and it was his long
scamper off tackle that paved the
way for the first Bismarck touch
down.
Demons Score Again
Bismarck scored in the first few
minutes of the game after kicking
off to the Midgets, who punted when
they were unable to gain through the
Demon forward wall Shafer COL
lected SO yards off tackle to advance
the ball to Dickinson's 35-yard line.
The Demons picked up two first
downs to get within scoring range
and tailed when Green speared a
pass in the end zone.
Dickinson came back fighting in
the second quarter and had the 10
Gals back on their heels all during
the period. The Midgets were able to
gain consistently behind a series of
deceptive reverses and spinners but
lacked the punch to push over count
ers as the Demon forward wall stiff
ened.
Bismarck duplicated its first pc
Rod scoring performance when the
Demons got the ball after the half