The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-02-13
CAPITAL CITY five
IS ONLY UNBEATEN
! OUTFIT IN CLASS A
Spectators Treated With Ex-
hibition Of Brilliant Shoot
ing and Passing
NIP AND TUCK UNTIL RALLY
Demons Outscored Jays II to 2
When Fury Broke Loose
in Closing Canto
NIP AND TUCK UNTIL RALLY

Staging another one OF it's last
quarter rallies, Bismarck high schools
basketball team leaped another hur-
die to remain undcfeated when 1t
trimmed Jamestown's classy quint Is
TO 20 in a brilliant battle here Sat-
urday evening.
The Blue Jays had trounced Man.
dan AZ to Is the previous night.
The game at the World War Memo
rial buildings spacious gymnasium
was nip and tuck for three periods
but in the closing canto the Demons
fury broke loose. From point late
in the third quarter, when Gus
Schlickenmayer entered the game for
the first time to team with Billy
Owens at guard, Bismarck outscored
its opponent II to 2 before the final
gun Spat. Schlickenmaver dropped in
a free throw after the gun had
sounded.
The game presented two brilliant
Offensives-eacil OF different type.
The Jays employed 4 fast breaking
Straight-runn!ng dash down the floor
with sharp and long lateral passes.
Bismarck used It's delayed offensive,
employing the short back-and-forth
passes to work III for close shots.
Both Shoot Brilliantly
Both teams shot brilliantly. James
town probably having an edge on its
percentage from the field But the
Jays fell down at the free throw line
Where Bismarck counted on six Of its
seven free losses, the visitors con-
verified only four out Of 49, Ten fouls
were called on the Capital City five,
half that many ON the Jays.
Though jamestown scored the first
free throw. Bismarck was out in front
8 to 6 as the first period ended. At
the half, the two quints were tied at
12-all.
jamestown spurted to an 18-to-l4
lead shortly before the end Of the
third quarter, which was the signal
for the advent OF Schlickenmayer.
Two quick field goals for Bismarck
knotted the count before the period
ended. From then on it was all Bis
marck.
With the Jay guards keeping close
tab on the versatile Bob Finnegan
throughout, limiting him to one field
goal, the Southpaw's forward mate.
Frank Lee, ran wild. Lee rang up
five field goals and two free throws
for almost half Of Bismarck's total.
He had three fouls called on him be-
fore the first half ended.
Though Ingstad Of jamestown con-
trolled the tip-off throughout, John
Olgeirson played fine game oppo-
site him for the Demons. scoring
Bismarcks first three field goals.
Guards Played Wen
Owens played his usual creditable
game at guard and Captain Wade
Green performed well until Coach
George L. Hays replaced him, when
the big guard had three fouls called
on him.
Peterson was the outstanding per-
former for the visitors though the
big guard Was guilty Of missing five
OF his six free losses. He counted
from the field four times.
In preliminary game Saturday
night, the Imps. Bismarck reserves.
trounced WaStburn % to 6.
Next Thursday Coach Hays will
take his team to jamestown for
return tusse with the Jays Bismarck
will play Mandan at the Morton
county city Feb - and at the World
War Memorial building here March 3.
Saturday nights victory left Bis
marck the only undefeated Glass A
team in the state.