The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 30, 1922, Page 8

PAGE EIGHT BASKETEERS OF BS. DEFEAT. FORMER STARS Alumni Team Goes Down to Defeat Here by Score Of 38 to 12 } | Bismarck High wen its third: victory last night when they triumphed over the Alumni aggre- gation by a 88-12 count. The} game was hard fought throughout, but cleverness and _ consistent; speed decided the contest in favor of the younger athletes. The Grads kept the game in doubt during the first ten minutes of play, securing the initial bas- ket, but the high school hit their stride during the latter part of the half, and p'led up a good mar- gin_in their own favor. The Seconds were pitted against the Alumni during the third quar- ter, and managed to hold down their older opponents to one bas- ket, while they‘secured two. The last quarter greatly in- creased the high school lead, and added Alumni count. Burke and Brown were the high point gettgs for the high schcol,! while the Alumni counters were rather evenly divided, The con- test should help to put the high school team in good shape for next Friday, when the Jamestown -quintet will be encountered on the local floor This game will be a good test of the team’s worth, as stiff opposition is expected The line-ups and summaries fol- low: i High School Brown Biitke Alfson Cc. Middaugh ... RG. Scroggins Cap..LG. ... Roberts Substitutes. High School—Hal- loran, Rhud, Scroggins, Murphy, ; and Scott. A Alumni—Doyle, Fogerty, (Rigl- Tr. Field Baskets: Alfson 3, Burke 8, Brown 6, J. Scroggins 1, Mur- i Alumni Kludt @ ‘oars she bent Jaoaers stores Useues and breaks the anid ru hapiodecgh gist—spare to ruggist— yourself serious trouble —etart Row to take DRKINGS 3atovexr ~a symp for coughs colds E. W. Lee finished his course at Dakota Business College, Pargo, N. D., the day the C. M. C. Store of Oakes called for a $100-a-month office man. 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HOUSER’S WORK ‘BRINGS VICTORY “Dutch” Houser, while visiting in Grand Forks this week, went over} to Crookston, Minn., to play basket-' ball with Company M of that. city against Bemidji, According to re- ports in the Grand Forks Herald Houser’s work was responsible fo the victory. of Crookston. He made 22 out of the 36 ‘points his team scored, while the opposing team was gathering only 15 points. “Stranler” Lewis Signs for Match | San #rancisco, Dec. 30—Ed. “Strangler” Lewis, champion wrestler, ' announced today arrangements had been completed for a mixed match — {Cyclamen $1.00 each. Oscar, THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE - between Jack Dempsey and himself. Lewis produced signed articles cov- ering the match which’ were drawn at Wichita, Kan,, and carried the sig- rature of Jack Kearns, manager for Dempsey. The articles, a sporting writer ob-| served “contained 1,000,000 rules ell to how the two are to behave. them- | selves,” i Lewis said: “We have made this match. 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