The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-12-12

Enthusiastic about the play of
their chosen candidate, the coaches
painted bright picture of his abil-
ity and composite description Of
the winners follow:
Captain Rutten, Devils Lake, back
"A truly polished ball carrier :. :.
smashing line plunger -. good at
passing and kicking :. . possesses
poise and self-assurance necessary to
fine field general -. excellent
defense man.
Forks Man Outstanding
Millette, Grand Forks, back-Fine
broken field runner and equally good
In open field -. outstanding ball
carrier :. H.. good line plunger =. +.
es defensively.
Doherty, Fargo back-"The one
man of a one-man team -. his
value best judged by what team does
not do with him out of lineup ). &.
does everything we'll smart, fine
extensively and defensively.
Westby. Jamestown. back-Smart
wonderful open field runner :. fine
passer =. good punter
Peterson. Devils Lake, center
Consistently accurate pasSer Of
fensively flaWless vicious tack
Ter i. clever ability TO analyze op-
ponents' plays.
Byerly, Mandan, guard-Aggres-
n
block punts and smear plays be-
hind line =. deadly tackler.
Barber, Grand Forks, guard-Fine,
aggressive center -. defenSively
doesn't allow yardage through his
position E. Extensively an excellent
blocker enabling Grand Forks to pull
out both guards :. center, but too
good to be left off all-state.
LaMarre Is Bulwark
LaMarre, Fargo, tackle-Bulwark
OF Fargo line, big, fast, aggressive
-. good blocker and tackler i
possesses stamina to stand full game
Of hard football
Gainor, Minor, tackle-Big gun
defensively and extensively in Mil
AVA
nesses -. power in offense as well
as defense -. no better produced
an outstanding man on an out
standing team -. excellent all
around.
Arnold, Minot, end--Good pass re-
celVer -. great defensively ...I
hard, smashing, vicious tackler !
crnq shine IoforciYyo11, ,,~la~
punts -. good blocker fast !
threat as drop kicker from field.
Syvrud, Mandan, end-Excellent
pass grabber /. gets down fast I'M
der punts ;. . though not large, has
speed and fight -. able to get
through and block punts. smears
plays behind the line.
Coaches generally felt there We're
a greater number of good backs in
the state this year than there were
good linemen and this feeling prob
ably accounts for numerous out
standing backs being crowded into
the honorable mention group.
The second team backfield is COM
posed of backs from Williston, Mil
nor, Minot and Bismarck. A fast,
shifty and hard man to stop, Lierbo
OF Minot was paired at halfback with
Long of Minor, who the coaches list
ed as great back, dependable
ground gamer, and deadly tackler
who can pass, kick, and hit the line
Carney of Williston, who can punt
90 yards and place the kicks, held
decided advantage in the voting be-
cause of his kicking. In addition he
can run, and receive passes nicely.
The other back, Green of Bismarck,
was strong part of an otherwise
weak team in the eyes of the coaches
IN the state. He was credited with
being an outstanding ball carrier and
tackler.
Pforr Earns Berth
Similarly. Pforr of Valley City who
earned place on the second team
was strong part OF a weak team"
He received a decisive vote for the
position.
McNamee of Hillsboro earned his
end berth on the second eleven by
only a few votes over Hadland Of
Grand Forks, but the vote was deci-
sive enough to give him a clear deci-
sion. His ''uncanny" ability to ana
I'VE opponents plays brought Nc
Nance many votes.
So excellent" a defensive center
was Leslie Footitt Of Darlington that
some coaches said he appeared to be
playing In the opposing backfield be-
cause he was back there all the time.
A capable passer he also was fine
defenstvely against an aerial game.
Lindland Of Mohall gained his
guard position through ability to
break up interference. He was shift
ed to tackle on the defense to better
enable him to smash off-tackle plays.