The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-01
DEMONS W|LLPLAY
MAGICIAN ELEVEN
ATM|NOT SATURDAY
Several Class B Teams in West
Still Boast Unbeaten, In.
tied Records
FORK HAS CLEAN SLATE
Bismarck High School Reserves
Play Carson or Local Grid
Program Saturday

Bismarck's high school Demons,
elevated to a new position. among
state elevens by their convincing
triumph over a strong and previously
unbeaten Dickinson squad, journey
to Minot Saturday for an encounter
with Coach Glen Red" Jarrett
Magicians.
The Demons last week threw a
monkey wrench into the possibilities
Of selecting a clear-cut claimant for
North Dakota's unofficial football
title in the western part Of the
state by upsetting the Midgets who
had previously downed Mandan and
Williston.
Minot downed Williston, Mohall
and the Minot college high, played
a tie with Devils Lake and lost to
Fargo and Grand Forks which would
make the results Of Saturdays game
virtually toss-up.
Although all Class A teams in the
west have been defeated these still
remains several unbeaten class B
teams and one team, Linton, boasts
a victory over q class A aggregation
with no defeats in state competition
The Lions beat back the charge Of
the Mandan Braves last Friday to
win to I.
Beach Plays Dickinson
Beach, Garrison, Mott and Mar
marth still boast undefeated states
according to available records
although all Of the teams with the
exception Of Beach has been tied in
at least one game. Beach plays
Dickinson. the winner to be crowned
champions Of the North Missouri
Slope conference. Garrison, while
winning the Mclean county title was
held to two tie games, once by I'm
derwood and again by Washburn.
On the local gridiron program this
weekend, the Demon reserves tackle
the Carson high team at 2 p. M,
Saturday at Hughes field. This will
be the last game for the reserves who
have previously conquered the Car
son eleven and also played . tie
game with st. Marys.
Seven Of North Dakota.s high
school gridiron elevens boast unde-
.eated records. three OF them with
increased goal lines, as q reduced
number Of teams continue the fall
play in November. according to the
Associated Press.
Grand Forks Heads Pack
Heading the pack, Grand Forks,
victorious over five state teams and
two interstate tits, will be idle this
weekend.
Gridders who did not lose an en-
gagement this season and also held
their opponents scoreless are repre-
Sentatives Of Crosby, Larimore and
Mott. Other undefeated schools are
kenmare, Linton, Beach, Hatton and
Marmarth.
Class A teams listed for combat are
Fargo at Wahpeton. each school hold
ing record Of five wins and one
loss; jamestown and Valley City;
and Bismarck at Minot.
Intense sectional rivalry marks
the games at Fessenden and KEN
mare.
Only unbeaten teams in the north
west conference. Kenmare and Crosby
will Be battling for the loop cham
ptonship.
The championship Of the central
North Dakota conference rests on the
result Of tie game between Caring
ton and Fessenden. A Darlington
victory will cinch the title for the
Cardinals for the third time in the
five years the conference has existed;
loss will throw them into q tie with
New Rockford, 1888 titlists.
This weeks scheduled games:
Friday
Darlington at FesSenden.
Cakes at Edgeley.
LaMoure at Enderlin.
Fargo at Wahpeton.
jamestown at Valley City.
Garrison at Van Hook (tentatiye.)
Finley at Hatton.
Mayville at Larimore.
Hankinson at Lidgerwood.
Hope at Page.
Saturday
Bismarck at Minot.
Bowman at Lennon. S. ID.
Crosby at Kcnmare.
Carson at Bismarck B."
Beach at Dickinson.