The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-15
winner Will PLAY
Saints IN CLASS A
ELIMINATION EVENT
First Game Called for $50,
Bismarck Time, on Train.
ing School Floor
SQUADS At FULL STRENGTH
Demons Rate Slight Edge by
Virtue Of Wins Over Both
Class B CUNTS

Opening the Bismarck Dickinson
st. Marys challenge series. the winner
to participate in the state Glass A
tournament here next week, the De-
mons will tangle with the Midgets at
$50 p. m. bismarck time. tonight
ct the State Training school gymna-
stun at Mandan.
All three teams have had q weeks
time in which to prepare for the
challenge games and the full squads
will be available for the two-game
series.
The winner of tonight's encounter
will play the Capital City parochial
cagers Saturday night, either here or
at Mandan depending on which team
emerges with victory in the first
game.
Intensive drills featured the work
outs of the two local teams during
the past week with Coaches Roy Nc
Leod and Ted Meinhover giving their
first string lineups plenty of oppor-
tunity to prove their worth against
the second teams.
Probable Starting Lineups
Probable starting lineups and re-
serves for the three teams are:
Dickinson-Forwards, Bill Feiler
and Edgar Agnew: center, Lawrence
Tanberg; guards. John Robertson and
Chuck Agnew; reserves, Wrench,
Howe, Hanel and Curn.
st. Mary's-Forwards. Urban Ha-
gen and Frank Geiermann; center,
Bill Croake; guards, Bob Murphy and
Tommy Lee: reserves, Pete Fisher,
Rausch, Jim Hurnung. Fred Schultz,
Ronald Erickson and WEIGH.
acknowledgements, John CAM
eron and Peck" McGuiness; center.
Ollie Sorsdahl: guards, Buddy Beall
and Billy Owens; reserves. Bud Kanz,
Neil Croonquist, Leon Doerner, Bob
Peterson and Vernon Hedstrom.
p. e. Meckelson Of Fargo and Duke
Henrikson of Valley City will off,
ciate.
Comparing the three teams on the
basis Of games they have played
against each other. the odds 60 to
the Demons with q pair of victories
to their credit over each of the Glass
| challengerS.
Demons Have Edge
After pulling out narrow one
point win over the Midgets in game
played at Dickinson, the Demons were
forced to repulse a strong scoring
rally in the last half before they
could claim the second triumph on
q hard-earned three point margin.
Closely pressed in the first game
with the Saints, the Demons took
advantage Of the fact that Bill
Croake was out Of the lineup and had
less difficulty annexing the second.
Dickinson handed st. Mary's their
first defeat Of the season in the only
game between the two teams.
Scores of the three teams:
Bismarck Is, st. Marys IA.
Bismarck "a. st. Marys Is.
Bismarck %, Dickinson 20.
Bismarck a.. Dickinson rs.
Dickinson IL, st. Mary's 8.
Over the state, one Glass A team
has successfully defended its right to
enter the North Dakota classic, another
has been beaten and third is likely
to suffer q reverse in the challenge
game. Devils Lake took care of
Starkweather In handy fashion but
the jamestown Bluejays went down
before the strong Wahpeton five in
q game played at Fargo. Already
beaten twice by the Grafton quint.
the Grand Forks Maroons are slated
| for some rough shedding when they
clash With that team at the Univer-
sity armory Friday night.