The Bismarck tribune., 1933-02-02
SEVEN LOCAL F|VES
TO PARTICIPATE IN
eight SKIRMISHES
Oemon.Minot Clash Here Sat.
urday Night Will Be Climax
of Program
TO PLAY DICKINSON FRIDAY
Local High School, St. Mary's
and Mandan CUNTS Plan.
ming Activity
TO PLAY DICKINSON FRIDAY

Bismarck and Mardan baske.ba,
teams today wound up pre- epara..o.:
Tor strenuous weekend OF ac..,..,
which Will see seven local teams par.
tlcipating in an eight-gaue p-oe-ac..
the Climax Of which Will De a o.as.
between Bismarck ard Miro. q: Tx
World War Menoria. building sa-s
Saturday evening.
The program for CUNTS from ...s
Twin Cities OF the Missouri. includes:
FRIDAY
At Bismarck high school gym
nasium: p. m.-game between
two leaders in Bismarck high
school intra- mural league: s D.
m.-lmps, Bismarck high reserves
vs.. Dawson.
At state training school. Man.
dan: 7:15 p. m. M. S. Tl-Pa-
pooses, Mandan high reserves, VS..
state training school: $3.50 .. m.
IN. S. Tl-Minot VS.. Mandan.
At DickinsOn: Bismarck vs.
Dickinson.
At Jamestown: st. Mary's high
(BiSmarck, VS.. st. Johns high
Jamestown.
SATURDAY
At World War Memorial build.
Ing, Bismarck: !: p. m.-Imps VS..
Wilton; 3 p m.-Bismarck vs..
N1in0t.
The Magician-D Demon clash here
will bring together the two leading
undefeated high school eu!cts -
North Dakota this season.
Each team last weekend lsapeG
into statewide prominence, Bismarck
by its 23-to-18 victory over the highly
touted Fargo five and Minot by rs
18-to-12 conquest Of Devils Lake. Up
until last week, the Midgets and Sa-
tans, who met for the state cham
pionShip IN the final game last year.
were rated as the leading quints in
North Dakota.
Minot had been riding along al
most unnoticed until its clash with
Devils Lake while Bismarck met its
first serious competition OF the sea-
son when the Demons clashed with
the Fargoans, 1882 state titlists.
Coach George L. Hays Thursday
morning said his Bismarck regulars
were in good shape as they made
plans for their trip to Dickinson Fri
day. The squad will leave by train
at noon Friday and will return on
the noon train Saturday.
Doesn't Fear Dickinson
Hays has little fear Of Dickinson,
since the Capital City five turned
back the westerners 81 to 19 early in
January. The Demon mentor vii,
use his regulars as sparingly as pos
Sible, saving them for the expected
hard battle with Minot the following
evening.
Hays has not yet decided whom he
will take to the Stark county city,
but the squad is expected to include
the five men who trimmed Fargo
Bob Finnegan and Frank Lee, for
wards: John Olgeirson. center; Billy
Owens and Gus Schlickenmayer,
guards.
Coach Harley Robertson of Minot
Will bring green team to Bismarck
only one regular from last
years Qui1lt, Forward Harley Dahl.
included. Fawbush, guard on this
years team, saw considerable action
last year but was not Magician reg
ular. Other first-stringers Robertson
Will have are Mus, forward: Robert
son, center, and Monnes, guard.
Coach Leonard G. McMahan hopes
20 have more unity in his Mandan
quint this weekend than the Braves
had last week when they took
1921 trouncing from Fargo. The
Mandan quint was weakened before
the Fargo game through the loss of
Sterling Byerley, guard who gradu-
ated at the end Of the first semester,
and Charbonneau, center. declared
ineligible by the state board Of con-
troll pending an examination into his
record.
McMahan probably VIII start E.