The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-10-14
|NODAK BACKS score
ALMOST AT Will IN.
TOUCHDOWN PARADE
Pierce, neuenschwander, Char
bonneau and Cope Perform
Brilliantly
SIOUX LINE IS OUTSTANDING
Not Until Last Quarter Can
Coyotes Get Ball in Nodak
Territory

Grand Forks. N. D., Oct. 14.-R-
The battle Of the Dakotas was turned
into rout here Friday night as the
University Of North Dakota put on an
impressive display Of offensive
strength to defeat South Dakota q
Al to 0.
With Notwithstanding back
field running wild behind powerful
line, the Sioux regulars ran over four
touchdowns to take 28-to-0 lead in
the first half, then retired In favor
Of reserve eleven which scored twice
in the third period before the Coyotes
got the situation under control.
Pierce, Neuenschwander and Char
honneau led the Sioux attack, with
Cope turning in great performance
In the second half. The Nodak line
outplayed the Coyote forwards COM
!, pletely.
Clinker was the South Dakota star
turning in fine exhibition until he
! wore himself out In the third period
Coyotes Strong At Start
! The Coyotes held off the Sioux av-
alanche during most Of the first
quarter.
Opening the contest with q rush
the Sioux went from their own &c.
yard line to the South Dakota SIX
yard marker in just four plays. Pierce
and Kupcinet carried the ball to the
one-yard line in three attempts, then
the Coyotes smothered the ball car
rter for five consecutive plays.
On one Of these, Kupcinet, Sioux
fullback, suffered q broken collar bone
and was replaced by Charbonneau
The Coyotes finally took the ball on
downs on their own three-yard line
and Clinker punted to Pierce who re-
turned to the Coyote 80 from where
the Sioux went to their first score
Charbonneau carried the ball over
rom the courtyard line and Pierce
rlacekicked the extra point.
i South Dakota chose to kick and the
Nodaks were on their way to another
score when the quarter ended after
Charbonneau had broken away foe
an l8-yard run to the Coyote IS.
Pierce slipped off left tackle for the
score after the Nodaks had reached
the fiye-yard line. and the Captain
again added the extra point.
Pierce personally accounted for the
next score, returning q punt 26 yards
to the South Dakota 36-yard line
then slipping away on q twisting
touchdown dash.
| Charbonneau ran IS yards to the
South Dakota 11-yard line q few
minutes later, and again Pierce made
the counter, going over tackle from
the two-yard stripe. He negotiated
his fourth consecutive placekick 1oa
the extra point.
! Cope Scores Twice
| Sioux reserves played most Of the
second half and put over two more
touchdowns in the third quarter with
Cope, understudy to Pierce, getting
both Of them. North Dakota scored
shortly after the period opened wl1er
Cope intercepted pass on the coyote
l0-yard line and took 1t over on thu
next play.
South Dakota twice marched int<
Nodak territory, once on q long pas
from Clinker to Shreeves. but the,
could get no closer than tho 20.yare
line, and Cope put the finishing touch
on the Sioux victory with q 6e-yars
touchdown run late in the third quar-
ter.
Most Of the play was In North Da
kota territory in the last quarter
with the Coyotes repeatedly taking h
the air In quest Of q score.
The starting lineups: