The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-09-29
DEMONS AND BRAVES
TO MEET AT hughes
FIELD UNDER LIGHTS
Morton County Delegation Ex.
pected to Present Capable
Team Lineup
GAME SLATED FOR 8:15P. M.
Heavy Football Guns Will Boom
or High School Sector
Throughout State

Footballs heavy guns will boom
here Friday night when the Bismarck
Demons and the Mandan Braves re-
new their gridiron rivalry on the turf
at Hughes Field at 8:l5 p. m, in the
first contest of their annual two-game
struggle.
Both team rounded out campaign
preparations with scrimmage drills
Wednesday and both were expected
to engage only in signal drills and
light workouts Thursday preparatory
to swinging into action.
Coach Roy d. Mcleod, Demon
mentor, has assumed the role Of a
drillmaSter all week in an effort TO
iron out some of the defects which
cropped out in the game with Glen
dive.
He has been giving his backfield
considerable attention in an attemp.
to develop a. combination with botn
speed and drive. Green, Schllcken-
meyer and Agre appear to be his
most potent weapons with Sorsdahl,
Owens and Shafer making a bid for
first string honors. The blocking OF
the locals, which was poor in the
Glendive engagement, still is faulty
and Mcleod has been working on his
backs in an effort to get them to
clear the road for the ball toters.
Captain Schlickenmeyer Is suffering
from a bruised hip and has been TAX
ing things easy this week but is eX-
pected to be in the lineup when the
starting whistle blows.
The Demon forward wall has been
plugging away at practice and Will gel
an opportunity to prove itself against
the strong Mandan line.
The Morton county warriors Will
present team that was impressive
against Linton last week. Veterans in
the aggregation include Eckroth and
Dahluuist in the backfield and Berry,
Byerly, and Syvrud in the line.
Dahlquist proved to be bad medi-
cine for the locals in their first game
with Mandan last year. He ripped
off long gains time after time in
spite of the best efforts Of the Bis
marck defenses.
Svvrud is an end of all-State calibre
while Berry and Byerly are linemen
with power both on attack and de-
tense.
The game is expected to draw a
capacity crowd from the fans OF both
cities. Officials Of the high school
announced Thursday that season tick
cts for the Bismarck schedule would
be honored at the gate.
Other prep school teams in the
state will be active over the week
end. Minot, Grand Forks and James,
town will be in the spotlight Friday
when they play their third contests
of the current campaign. Minot
meets jamestown and Grand Forks
will take on Grafton. Devils Lake
will resist a delegation of invaders
from Fessenden Friday while Fargo
will wait until Monday to take on
Valley City.
The state football slate is as fol-
lows:
Thursday
New Leipzig at Carson.
Friday
FeSSenden at Devils Lake.
Minot at Jamestown.
Mandan at Bismarck.
Grafton at Grand Forks.
CooperStoWn at Hatton.
Hillsboro at Darlington.
Sherwood at BoTbells.
Crosby at Sherwood.
SiSSeton, S. Oak, at Hanklnson.
Hazen at Beulah.
CogSWell at LaMoure
Sheldon at Lidgerwood.
Edgeley at Lisbon.
Marmarth at Reeder.
Turtle Lake at Max.
Sharon at Mayville.
Michigan at Lakota.
Glendale at Cakes.
Watford City at Alexander.
Garrison at Underwood
Mahnomen. Mimi, at Casselton.
Elgin at Lennon, S. Oak.
Saturday
Beach at Baker, Mont.
Rhame at Bowman.
Grafton Reserves at Langdon.
Ashley at Linton.
Stanley at Mohall.
Moorhead, Mimi. at Wahpeton.
Washburn at Wilton.
WiShek at Eureka, S. Oak.
Monday
Valley City at Fargo.