The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-09-21
SCORE THREE Times
IN SECOND QUARTER
FOR NEEDED MARGIN
Visitors Close With Great Rush,
0utscoring Demons 1873
in Last Halt
SCHNEIDER, ACRE EFFECTIVE
Earl Logue, Graf and DoegagIe
Play Sterling Game For
Lion Eleven
SCHNEIDER, ACRE effective

Thanks to 4 great second quarter
IN which the Demons scored three
touchdoWnS, Bismarck high school
football team in its opening game OF
the season Wednesday evening defeat
ed Linton's Lions 80 to 10
With great finishing rush. the
visitors, paced by two flashy backs,
Earl Logua and Graf, and rangy
ball-toting end, Doegagle, outscored
the Capital City eleven 10 to in the
second half.
Bismarck got off to an early lead
when Captain Lawrence Schneider, on
an end reverse. crossed the goal line
shortly after Linton had made the
mistake of falling to kick on fourth
down in midfield.
Early in the second quarter Bud
Kallz. Demon fulback. plunged
through the line for two yards and
another touchdown. On the following
kickoff, Unions backs failed to touch
the ball down when 1t went into the
end zone and Gordon Engen, Bis
marck center. fell on it for another
touchdown. A long pass from Nor
man Agre to Captain Schneider from
the 3O-yard line netted another touch
down. Three passes Melted the extra
points.
Logue Intercepts Pass
Beginning the second half. the fleet
Logue Of the visitors intercepted one
of Agrees passes at midfield and gal
loped unscathed to the goal line for
Unions first counter. Agrc had passed
blindly after bad pass from center
had gone over his head.
Retaliating, Bismarck took the ball
down to within scoring distance a
short time later. but the Lions held
steadfast with their backs to the wall.
At this iuncture Agre brought Bis
marck's total to 30 points with drop
kick from the l6-yard line.
That was the end of Bismarck's Of
3enSive performance for the evening.
Thereafter Linton had command Of
the situation throughout, outplaying
the Capital City lads by wide mar
gin.
Early in the fourth quarter. Graf
received pass from Logue and ran
70 yards for a touchdown. Not a Bis
marck hand was laid on him as he
outsped the Demons.
A short time later Linton worked
the ball to the two-yard line, from
where Iogue scored OIL fourth down
on q sweeping end run in which he
was almost forced out Of bounds. A
plunge by Graf through the line pet
ted the 18th counter.
Bismarck showed great potentiali-
ties In the first half but was outplay
ed by q wide margin in the closing
session, what with the Demon lineup
punctured often by requirements sent
in by Coach Roy d. Mcleod.
Schneider. Agre Effective
The play OF Captain Schneider at
end and Norman Agre in the backfleld
was outstanding Agre kicked, passed
and ran with finesse. tearing off one
35-yard run as the second quarter
terminated. Shafer and Neff also tore
off some good runs on Off-tackle
slashes and end sweeps. Schneider
played great defensive game but his
effectiveness as pass-receiver was
leSSened because Of the fact Linton
watched him closely, Quarterback
Ollie Sorsdahl received one pass from
Agre which was good for 25-yard
gain.
Dick LaRue played a fine defensive
game on the line. but the entire De-
mon front line showed its lack Of ex-
perience defenslvely and need of
polishing up.
BiSnarck's next game will be Mon
day, when the Demons travel west to
meet Glendive, Mont, at the Mon
tana city. Mandan will play Bis
lnarck under floodlights at Hughes
Field the evening Of Friday Sept. 20.
The lineups: