The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-07
DEMON FOOTBALL CANDIDATES REPORT TO COACH MCLEOD
State High School cridiron Mentors
Sound Call For Returning Warriors
Jamestown's 1893 Unofficial
Champions Lost rs Letter.
men by Graduation
(By The Associated Preasl

(By The Associated Press)
The first Of the football calls soor
to Be heard In every section Of thu
state have been sounded by gridirori
mentors anxious to get the fi9h
school training season underway.
Among first calls for candidates to
carry school colors through the three.
month campaign came from Joe Cut.
ting at Williston. Glenn Jarrett.
Minot: Ernie Gates, Jamestown: N.
w. Cummings. Cakes: Leo q. May.
Lidgerwood: p. ]. sandell, Enderlin.
Practice sessions opened this week.
Light workouts, stressing condition.
Ing exercises and fundamentals OF
football, are the order Of the day With
the majority Of the schools scheduled
to meet their first opponents the week
end Of September II and Is.
Gates 1888 unofficial state cham
pion jamestown squad, torn by tho
loss Of Is lettermen, looks into tho
gloom ahead to see prospects for only
an average season.
Only Three Lettefmen
Three lettermen, Captain Merit
Augspurger, tackle, and Willis Deery.
guard, both weighing ITO pounds and
playing their last season, and Ralph
Richmond. end. are the veterans who
will bolster the squad Of green un-
derclassmen to be selected from 4
group Of 50 candidates which reported
to Gates.
Good prospects include Wolfe. Ho-
mouth, Walker. Glen Baker. Funda.
SCHNEIDER. Schauer, Gordon Baker.
jenkins. Millar, Maxine, Cyseski.
Lippert. Germaine Ingstad, Vessey.
and Lux.
Facing what Coach jarrett termed
the toughest schedule In the history
OF the school," Minot's eleven must
De built from inexperienced material
OF much lighter stuff than last wear.
Twenty-Five men reported for the
initial drills including the Magicians'
two heavyweight veterans, Captain
Tom Mackenroth, 200-round tackle
ana Hobart Wampler, 100, guard. Last
years 1,330-pound line Is expected to
lose IN average Of is pounds per man.
Candidates with some experience or
good prospects included Charles Sig
erseth. Bud MONIES. Leonard and Fl.
lis 8enechal, Pat Dayton, Don pepke.
linemen. Ball carriers are James
Howard. Ray Holmes. James Hartle
and Vernon Ruunestrand.
Wi1hston Strong
Opening season which marks the
completion Of two decades Is CoyotA
coach. Joe Cutting, dean Of North
Dakotas grid mentors, has seven We
terans and sufficient good new tim
per Tor the vacancies to give his club
bright outlook this season.
Johnny Mach. formerly grid chief
at Mohall. will assist Cutting in Civ
ing added polish to the lettermen and
improving the newcomers.
Monogram-holdovers are Charles
Wegley. Donald Vohs, Neuman Ditts-
worth, Karl Swanson, James Bell. viii
liam McGrath and Elmer Nelson.
several players, stamped Is out
standing prospects in spring drills,
include Jess Jennison, Pat Doherty,
Dan Bruegger, John Himler, Earl
Carpenter.
Cakes high school will have n
fighting team and should measure up
to former "Oakes teams" reports
Coach N. w. Cummings whose team
has good prospects. It will feature 4
heavy line with . light, fast back
field.
Returning veterans give Cummings
great forward wall. They are Earl
Berg. les. end; Captain Floyd Jod-
saas. 160. and Ben Bowerman, $50.
tackles; and Norman Fordyoe, ia,
and Leonard Orn. $50, guards.
In his crew Of candidates having
experience or good prospects are Les
ter Harris, Ira Fordyce. Preston john
son. Keith and Harold Myers. Donald
and Clenyce Wiley. Roy Buland,
Arthur Carlson, Werner Dill, Mervin
Kallestad, Oliver DuRand, william
kreiger and John Roney.
LidSerwood Coach Optimistic
With more weight than the team
which last year lost but one game, Il.
Q to Wahpeton, the crew working UNI
der Coach Leo q. May 1t Underwood
has . very good" season in prospect.
Only three lettermen were lost: II
veterans returning are Jack Christen-
sen, $50. John Stenson, 155, Dale Mot.
tie. $50. ends: Martin. Baumann, ITS,
Rodney Weber l58. Randolf 0rohnke,
150, tackles; Harold 0ocourek, l55.
guard; Henry Rybus, Us, center; and
the following bah carriers: Casimir
Sapa. l55. Edward Peterick, lSS, Frank
slaby, 40.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS include Sasse,
Tisdel. Wallock, Black. Hankins.
Bonner. ecaarr, Jerome Riley, Kern,
Lommel Dalke and Alfred Sspa.
Enderlin lost many lettermen and
Coach p. J. Sandell must develop sew
en- new regulars from . crew Of 10
candidates which reported with four
veterans.
Lettermen back are Eddie Opheim.
John Holm, and Leslie Johnson, line
men. and Allan Sly, fullback. Other
good prospects are Ray Henkel, Cliff.
ford Kempf. Harmon Hemsing. Larry
Flynn. Norman Anderson.