The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-11
North Dakota High School
Gridir0n Schedules

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Scores Of North Dakota high schools
which opened the fall term this week
launched their football squads into the
fall training grind rs numerous
other prep schools prepared to meet
adversaries In opening games this
weekend.
The initial practice session ut Hills
boro was Monday with the opening
game scheduled against Portland Fri.
day.
In view Of = heavy schedule against
teams with veteran material, Hills
boro's outlook is mot 50 bright" says
Coach George Newgard. However, he
expects his five returning lettermen
and developing new material to repre-
sent q good team toward the close
o. the season.
Arthur Kolstad. 15s, halfback, cap
tains the aggregation. Other veterans
are Alton Graham, back; Erwin
Ydstie, Walter Gadberry. guards. and
william Kelly, tackle.
The new prospects include George
Keller. Edward Ebbinghousen, Leon
ard Sven, Louis Krom. Olaf Lokken,
Howard Haugen, Palmer Waslien,
linemen, and Thomas Murphy, Edward
Murphy. Maurice Ellingrud, Donald
Hausman, irwin Osman, backs.
Ed Bohnhoff, Grand Forks mentor,
reported he believes the maroon ma
chine should be as strong as last year:
''the backfield will not be % well
balanced but with Rood and Burck-
hard improved, should pack plenty
punch"
He has had his crew In training
for two weeks. Eight letter-men In
uniform are: co-Captains Burck-
ard Rood. halfbacks: Dragge, an end:
Rosenberg and Nelson, tackles, and
Eallen and Feist, and West, guards.
Good material for the vacancies In
clude Bye, schuman. Brown, ends:
Richards, Fischer, tackles: Huard,
Zerull, Brouse, Whitman, backs: Var
land, center: Friedman and Syverson.
guards.
Fifteen candidates who reported for
practice at Bowhells are concentrate
ing on fundamentals and signal drills.
Eight Of last years veterans are
back for another season. They are
r. Olson. w. Toby, H. Walter, N. Nc
Clur, r. Wilkes, r. Mahoney, r. Bogus,
and q. Burau. A number Of capable
reserves are expected to move up to
the regular berths.
Coach Arnold Strand Of Mayville
anticipates one OF the schools most
successful seasons in history with nine
lettermen and 10 reserves from last
years squad on the 1894 playing list.
Teh monogram men are Captain
Thorvald Hanson, Rudolph Harstad.
Jerome scholt. Francis KILLER, Ber-
nard Winger. Willis Skarlson, Curtis
Jordet, Clarence Nelson, and NJ. Peik.
A dark cloud hangs over Fair
mounts prospects as Coach ]. N. loft
ness makes preparations for the
schools second annual journey along
the football paths. His team Is be-
irg shaped around 10 men back from
the first taste Of the gridiron game
last year.
Average prospects d the seasons
outlook for Dickinson high, according
to Coach Q. r. Denton who has eight
lettermen and - other candidates
drilling.
Schedules announced:
BISMARCK
Sept. l8-st. Marys, Bismarck.
Sept. 2l-JamestoWn here.
Sept. 2S-Mandan here.
Oct. 5-0lendive, Mont, here.
Oct. 13-Williston there.
Oct. 20-Fargo here.
Oct. X-Dickinson here.
Nov. 1A6inot here.
Nov. ll-Mandan here
DICKINSON
Sept. 14-Beulah there.
Sept. 22-sentinel Butte there.
Sept. dlendive, Mont. here.
oct. 6-Mandan there.
oct. 13-Belfield here.
oct. 10-Williston there.
oct. 26-Bismarck there.
Nov. 3Beach here.
JAMESTOWN
Sept. ll-Carrington here.
Sept. 2l-Bismarck there.
Sept. 2e-valley City here.
oct. 5-Devils Lake there.
oct. 12-Mandan here.
oct. -Casselton here.
oct. 26-rargo here.
Nov. 2.-Valley City there.
Nov. 10-open.
MINoT.
Sept 7-Alumni.
Sept. l5-16iuot College high.