The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-10-06
LOCALS Will MEET
WARD COUNTY TEAM
IN Third CONTEST
Demons Expected to EnteI
Game With Rivals Favored
to Triumph
lMPS PLAY TURTLE LAKE
Saint Mary's Will Take on Haz.
EN- At Hughes Field Here
Friday
lMPS PLAY TURTLE LAKE


Bismarck will invade the gridiron
stronghold OF the Minot Magician.
Friday night when the Demons will
pit their football forces against the
machine Of the Magic City high
school.
The locals will go into action
against a team which is ruling as q
iavorite. The Magicians have wor
three engagements in as many starts
while Bismarck has bowed to Glen,
dive and Mandan in the first two
contests on its schedule.
The outstanding development in
the Demon camp this week has seer
Boelter shifted from tackle to half
back. Fast and heavy he is expected
to add drive and power to the Bis
marck attack. WEIGH and Lawyer. a
pair of heavy linemen. are being
groomed to fill Boelter's shoes on the
line of scrimmage.
Coach Roy d. Mcleod will leave fol-
Minot with his charges at noon Fri
cay. Twenty men tentatively picked
to make the trip arc: Agrc, Andrews,
Brauer, Boelter. Burton, Dohn. Engen.
Green, Joslin, LaRuc. Lee, Lawyer
Schneider. Shafer. Sorsdahl. Schllck-
snmeyer. Woodmansee, Weisenberger.
Weuaas. and WEIGH.
While the Demons are III the field
st. Marv's and the ImpS will PROVIDE
the action on Hughes Field agalns.
cut OF town rivals over the week.
md. Coach George Hays will send
his Saints against Hazen here at
n m, Friday. while the 1mpS Will
take on Turtle Lake Saturday night
under floodlghts in their first sKlr-
mish of the season.
Twelve teams are setting the pace
for the field of state high school
football squads as they head into this
weeks scheduled contests without a
defeat chalked I'D against them i'll
two or more tits already played.
Ranking high among the dozen
outfits arc Devils Lake, Grand
Forks and Minot, each OF whom
found the way to victory in all three
frays III which they participated.
Williston. Fargo and Mandan are, as
far as their last two games indicate,
equally as powerful as the Laliers,
For'7ers and Magicians.
Six outfits. Cando. HaZen. Mar
mar:h. Max. Washburn and Wisilek,
are striving for their third straight
win this week OF the IL teams
pertaining uudefeated records in
two or more games PLAYED thus far,
only two Of them will meet each
other-Max engaging Washburn on
the latters gridiron Saturday.
Fridays features are Jamestown at
Devils Lake. Dickinson at Mandan.
Fargo at Aberdeen and Grand Forks
at Thief River Falls. Valley City's
Hi-Liners, who have met defeat
three times this fall, engage Ellen
,iale Saturday.
Friday
Bismarck at Minot.
Hazen at St. Mary's. Bismarck.
Larimore at CooperStoWn.
Carson at New Leipzig.
Darlington at Maddox.
Casselton at Hope.
Baker Mont. at Bowman.
Bowbells at Crosby.
jamestown at Devils Lake
Dickinson at MarGan.
Wishek at Ed9elev
Enderlin at Sheldon.
Fargo at Aberdeen, S. D.
Mohall at Fessenden.
Garrison at Turtle Lake.
Hillsboro at Grafton.
Grand Forks at Thief River Falls,
Mimi
Lisbon at Hankinson
Linton at Hazelton.
Mott at Hettinger.
LaMcure at Glendale
Langdon at Cavalier.
Lidgerwood at Cakes.
Mayville at Ane,a.
Michigan at Grand Forks CE).
Reeder at Rhanle.
Watford City at Ray.
Enderlin at Sheldon.
Sherwood at Bottineau.
Underwood a.. Wilton.
Wahpeton at Breckenridge. Mimi.
Saturday
Elgin at Beulah.
Valley City a. Glendale.
Max a. WaShburn.