The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 1, 1924, Page 6

PAGE SIX Sports “DEMONS” NOSE OUT VICTORY AT JAMESTOWN Take Team Into Camp By a Score of 20 to 17; Big Crowd Is Excited AT VALLEY TONIGHT (Spe hig a too much for time head at one w throughout Jamestown me ago nosed out the Mandan here The Bismarck team left Jamestown at noon today for Valley City where the team p tonight Coach Houser of the Bismarck team tried new combination at the start of th fame, s ing Livdaht in place of Noddi r owas substituted f Livdahl, and in the fourth quarter Livdabl in for Olson. J town mad nuiny substitutions in an effort to find a winning combina tion, bat failed. The quarter ended with the c to 3 in favor of Bismarek The visitors ran the score up to 10 to i Jamestown then came bach Th fended 10 to ¥. In the third quarter Jamestown made it 1 to 10 but Bismarek fo! id, leading: 16 to Moat the end of the third quarter Phe fourth, a even, Jamestown high had of the original squad of the season again in action, the team previously hav ing been handicapped by injuries. The summary: Jamestown rBoORT Pp R. Morrissey, ¢ Nierling, f 1 W. Morrisey, ¢ OPA at Anderson g 1 Burt, sub. ay) 1 PB Ip 2 1 Olson, f 1 1 Alfson, ¢ . 3 1 Shepard, Livdahl, ¢ on Noddings 1 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE THE ART OF “SMOKING UP” FIGHTS chew Jeffries Wouldn’t Help F Would Fire Fans’ Imagination, irpo Much But ‘He on Whitehill, Herbie Pennock stands out a in rt Pennock, as far as hatur- is’ concerned, in best League al abilit southpaw | compares to former like Rube Waddell, [at Plank | | pelled trength. constar A wise, | hele come his Way, 'US.HOCKEY TEAM VICTOR | Wins Right: to ! in Finals Match j Chamonix, France, Feb, 1.~--(By lithe A) The American hockey [team defeated Sweden 20 to 0, in the semi-final Olympic match here The United States thas earns Chamonix, Feb, 1- n hoc way into the competition today bh, The Canad | Britain, 19 to 2, ‘Will Young Lott | - | Be Next Wonder Of The Courts | Richards, though still youthful, has | This picture carries you back to 1910 when. Jeffrie | Py it Reno, Nev. You see James J tt. a former char \e3 iy out Jeffries. Gentleman J sone of the sid hnext boy wonderin used timulate the public in the fight BY JOE WILLIAMS 1 fever heat in Jeffries’ fight | P&ssed on beyond ow read had bec to teuch Luis Firpo bh tergthe all news my $75,000, exclaimed the wal Mr. Firpo, Jetrie: \Wwillingness to ment at thé t The insiders that the They extreme cn expre the g quoted but con consulted him, were not failed to ensed in the beginning th surprised materiatize, it it the bunk. All major fistic at tions must perforce be subjected to a certain “smoking-up” process. jAnd the hest way to “smoke-uy return Dempsey-Firpo fight is to em- | phasize the strengthening of the sen left Jor | Corbett Smoked tt Up | Firpo’ Jleft, thous in a sun hs r itself His is as Useless as a sponge h. If he is to perform with greater credit against’ Demps fWhen they meet again he must de- velop at least elementary skill with his left. Whether Jeffries teacher, him any gocd is a questio! s presence in the training camp, however, would stir the fans’ imagination, dim Corbett was the Snstrument through which interest was “smoke right speaks f bs a bstitute: Butt for R. Morris ae 3 kas ae = af ui ier for Sierlings Haskins tor|LOrd Byron, Singing a Bill Byron, one of the few uniqu AT DICKINSON}: Playing a crippled squad at Dick- inson last night, Mandan hi lost to Dickinson h ee tp.18. Co only two of his GIANT BOW. The city the school score of Sin the game, LOSE IN ING MATCH howling team defeated at the local bowling al The 454 2498 *. Leboilt . Schnecker ... . Klein . C. Thomas . ". Patera Total eee Billy Evans Says * f | Ca] i + A year ago turf experts were sing: | ing the phrases of Jockey Johnny | Corcoran. The young was the | sensation of the New Orleans meet, | His uncanny abilit winners at long pr s made him the | most talked about youngster of the | Follpwers of the turf played | | y Corvoran rather than his mount. and as a rule were well repaid. Johnny Cortoran is still riding, every now | and then the comes home in front, but no longer does he win with the ulmost monotonous regularity that featured: his career as an apprentice boy. . Jockey Ivan Parke is the young | man who is hoggmg the turf spot-| light at present. Bringing home 173 | swinhers out af 718 mounts won for! him the riding championship of 1923. What does the coming year hold | forth for Parke’ Will-he fade out | as have many others after losing their“appréntice allowance of five | pounds? It is my recollection that Parke. won his first race March 9, | 1923. % Jockeys after winning their |. first race are given an allowance of five pounds on every horse they ride for ayear. Parke is due to graduate ~- from the apprentice class on March | 9. 1924." From that date on he wilt | be pu - the big tesf. It will be up ‘to him°to’ demonstrate whether he is | a‘ real rider, or whether the five: rance was the advantage d him to bring home so ers last yea 5 Parke’s tqnarkable success for him the riding hon- h Ries said he had | > to the ¢ t. For a number of umpiring in the sue, going to that when he retired trot | Heh. alre reet ta work in’ th e ' national . Byron is known as the “Singing Funnies Wien tha aintatos save Nie jhums little ditties to the player |The word: his own making latranteuniives When Lord Byron and ager of the New Johnson, Tex Richard him how to shoot the left to the body { and the I. n Won For Jeff teachings Jeff is Through Ryan's quired the skill with which he kno ed out Bob Fitzsimmons and won the title. Jem hit b a deft in the s ed him flat back on his zon the jaw with d round and knéck- Fit uged to get feet but was all at sea [the docile, uninspired Jettri ter teacher, no doubt, I vivid theatrical poster, And it so happens that the theat- rical posters are what the promoters a bet- but not 2 more U tern Baseball Fans | Jmpire, Will. Again they came to blows. There seems to be a difference of opinion as to-who real won the decision Byron is nothing if ngt origi He always liked to jest eit MeGraw. Prior to the start of every game} the umpires and ma wround rules, In ag Grounds, just ready io t the game, after ing the usual’ conference, an plane flew low over ‘the ficl ing to MeGr who almost } plate und rules have always been a Jpart of the game but was the first umpire to eve air rwtes. neh after the confer- | B shouted: One thing that augurs mush for Parke's continued success is the fact that his. brilliant to his head. He | suming youngster he w won his first race | that no victory, scored en him quite the thrill « jover the first winner of | | Confidence is one of his He is very to win pointment, his mount. frank o say that cided “disap- the class of His great love of vie- tory causes him to put forth his hest efforts at all times, and those who Wager on the race feel certain they ys get a run for their money vith Parke up. cc, and know his s the other en- his two strong has Parke been ac points. ed'of giving his mount a bad ride Parke ‘hails from Delco, Idaho. Brought up on a ranch, it is only ;matural that he soon learned the art of vidim Hight w roundup. He rode h at Tia Juana, It is a ing coincidence that I the Father brothers three of: the coun- try's best jockays, should hail from Purke’s section of the country, Wyoming claiming them. Like Parke, they learned (6 ride following the cowhoys. greafest de oWhoys on a first. winner ther interest- rl Sande and While Parke may 1 ieapped by the loss of allowance, when he becomes a full- dged jockey, it seems safe to pre- ct th ‘athe will contitue hfs win- ning ways and earn the right to be classed as one of the turf’s greatest riders, ie THIS BIRD CAN HIT. Paul Berlenbach, young New York middleweight, is said to be one of the hardest ters in the ganie. Berlen- bach -is soon to box Young Stribling in a six-round bout at dison Square Garden. Berlenbach has won 20-consecutive’ fights by knockout, "| By NEA S | Rea ‘Se Did Mr. Quinn Put One Over? Nay, Nay, Mabel es that he got the bet- rd, president, of the ns, in the recent»play- nge between the two club: wasn't out to swindle me,” ] Quinn stated, “and as a result we put over a deal that was miutually ad- vantageous to us both.” Boston traded George Burns, Chick Fewster and Al Walters for Bill Wambsgannsy Steve O'Neill, Dan Boone and Joe Connolly. Classy Southpaws Is Crying Need of ‘Major Leagues Ry NEA § New Yark, Feb. 1—American League gers are hopeful that the coming season will develop some capable southpaws. — It a note- worthy fact that hoth major league: have been weak in left-handed pitch- ing: for several years, In Joe Shaute and Jim Edwards, Cleveland has two of the bast. pros- pects. Unless these two youngsteds come throagh, Manager Speaker ing to be hard put for pitchers, + In the closing weeks of the Ameri- ci League race,a young southpaw by the name of Whitehill featured for Detroit*against the Tygers’ two strongeste rivals, Néw York and After Influenza- ‘SCOTTS EMULSION. to byi!d you up | | | of n't out to swindle Barnard tage, and the settin WIN AGAIN Sioux City, N. D. Dakota Agricultur: closed their tour of {of the North Central conference by administering a sound 45 to 18 deub- bing to Morningside night. A and Jeff Sinally bfought him down for keeps in the eleventh a This sugrests that R weuld| Terene aL oeaee make a better teacher f po thay Loe contest, BATTLING IS OUTPOINTED Minneapolis, Feb, jof Toledo ontpointed Battling Siki, ten singular round contest here cording to morning newspaper aoe tpeton . 1—CBy the A. : Lohman weighed 176 1-2. and -)—Sules of treasury savings cer- t 179 1-2, — ' i es by ters in 17 mid-; a Ss an Lohman was on the aggressive | dlewestern s been suspend- | most of the time and landed most of | ed by Postm neral New until u ( a IS the punch The Senegalese sey-/ further notice with the approv: of = if eral times foreed Lohman to back} Secretary Mellon of the t ry in!S ‘ up. order to t in the present finan- | Winter and Spring styles mre cial st nong those banks. STAR BOXER Marold Smith ed a coming weight clas: s now hurt his knee in a bout with Danny | The injury refused to respond to treatment and Smith had to Lee, up the game. making $50,000 hurt: in OSK rican League Boston over the circuit. Showing a ne: fine offen. Pyle 1— Ever hear of a| Mason, champion lightweight of I eee involved in a big! land, made an. impressive start | ene to admit to the world | ®##inst Marry (Kid) Brown of New| a ton York in a recent battle, winning on 7 RA USSD NE: OF Cree a sn considered a tough | PCY NI | Bob Quinn, president of the Boston | ttial horse, if not a top notcher, and Mason did well against him, BISMARCK, tland. Cobb admits he is bank- nd others. Pennock, slight of stature, is com- torus his arm ih the suevess that | nals of the Olympic ho time in the game was the i quint headed and its baffling Senegalese, in-' their year ago consider- mpion in the bantam- He had prospects ot | WAS POPU! sing of Mike Menosky. Red us just eccentric enough to be -in- | teresting and he had a big following HARRY MASON it defense and flash: Doctors, RUSSELL-MILL the the American ack southpaws Vean Gregg, Ed- ntly reserve his | head is as big at Meet Canada ~(By the-A. P.) ckey team won its y defeating Great -Who will be the tennis? “ Vincent the boy-wonder | ng is ail arranged promoter, had Corbett come out| fo! th appearance of another bie i | phenom, | jto Reno to teach Jeffries foot work, | ! i a pene ee COHEGEE vg aii AO bfotcht “tie mast lforniukible| Me IAW Re dhe ac, I the boil. | J¢nivr player in the country appears | Ae i ee nae Oa aie to be George Lott of Chicago, who} HUGeRVRE HIRES treme we aac [won both the and turf court na-| THREE LHIMCR Te ee He eit | Lenal junior title last summer, | VARTA ATE FEA IRGRC ecient | colin Ltnaan da teal y dein Noreen cae champion’s camp was an added touch! strokes, superb physical _ qualific and heightened the excitement, | tions and a splendid competitive tem- Iv Firpo had Jett left hand he! jcrament : Hi would-be an odds-on favorite to beat] he young Chic n stands at No, Dempse i 1 position in the national junior weight {ranking | than the Californ It wasn't na-; sete into: ally his own, either, Tommy Ryan, | i @ ny ae and the re “great Little middleweight, taught A. 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