The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-10-07
NINOT AND Linton
RUN ROUGHSH0D IN
FRIDAY CONTESTS
Bismarck WalIoped Is to o
While st. mary's Loses
BY 50 to o
MAGIclANs CLASSY TEAM
Minotsrs, With CLASSY Shift,
Start Touchdown Drives
At Will

Two Capital City high school foot
ball elevens went down to crushing
defeat Friday.
A few hours after Linton's potent
Lions had run roughshod over st.
Mary,s eleven for q $50 victory at
the Emmons county city, Minot's big
and fast machine scored q touchdown
a quarter to wallop Bismarck high
school Is to 0 under floodlights at
Hughes Field here.
The classy Minot Magicians ap-
peared to be team, which after
losing to Mohall and being held to a
scoreless tic by Fargo. was just be-
ginning to click"
Coach Glenn Jarrett, former grid
star at the University of North Da-
kota, has given his Magicians an un-
usual shift which apparently the
Minot huskies are just beginning to
master effectively.
There Is little to say about Friday
nights game here, except that Minot
just had Bismarck's Demons bottled
up" all the way and started touch
down marches just as 1t desired. Few
times did Bismarck backs get through
the line for any appreciate gains
and only in the last quarter, when
the Demons opened up with q pass
ing attack, did Coach Roy D. Nc
Leod's boys make any teal progress.
Lierbo. Amick F1ashy
Minot's vicious attack Of end
sweeps, which found the whole line
running interference, tackle slashes,
delayed spinners and passes was led
by Lierbo, flashy quarterback who
gave several neat exhibitions Of brok-
en- field running, and Amick, another
classy back. Arnold, all-state end
last season, played q whale Of game
Extensively.
But on the whole, Minot outclassed
Bismarck 50 decisively that 1t was
difficult to pick out unusual perform
ances from the sterling play Of the
entire eleven.
With Bismarcks line outweighed,
outcharged and outplayed. the De-
mons presented no outstanding per-
former, unless 1t was Quarterback
Ollie Sorsdahl, who made most Of the
few successful offensive thrusts and
played we'll defensively.
Coach Jarrett said the Minot shift
Is variation Of that being used by
Coach Jack West at the University
OF North Dakota this year.
The story at Linton was essenti-
ally the same, although the Lions
power was not freely unleashed until
the second half. Dogeagle, giant
Linton end. ran roughshod over the
lighter and inexperienced boys from
the Capital City's parochial school.
Saints Threaten Once
The Saints held Linton to q 6 to o
lead In the first half and even adj
vanced as far as the eight-yard line
in the second quarter. only to lose
the ball there on downs.
st. Mary's line held up exception
ally well against the Linton club, but
the Lions took to the air often with
marked success.
Linton scord two touchdowns In
each Of the last two quarters and
added three points after touchdown.
The Bismarck teams each played
without the services Of star perform
ers. The Demons were without Cap
tain Larry Schneider, lanky end who
Is suffering with appendicitis, while
the Saints played without the services
of 6chlosser, nifty back, who was In
jured IN an automobile accident .
week ago.
with schlosser gone, Coach Hays
shuffled his meagle material about
and Fisher, quarterback. carried the
brunt Of the offensive burden, rip
ping off several neat runs.
Next Friday st. Mary's viii play st
Hazen while Bismarck will entertain
Williston's Coyotes under floodlights
here.