The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 24, 1927, Page 2

— PE, sgn PAGE TWO i | ts [Ad Additional Sports MIDGETS COME L HERE FOR GAME Play Demons cn High School | Floor—Hard Battle Antici- } pated on Both Sides | | for the invasion of| the nson Midgets are occupying! the time of Coach Harold Coll Demons th week, Workouts been mostly on fundament have shown’ en ve smooth nt. ition of Wutzke ranks, Bismare men who can Olson, Wutz the long shot has three » job: but in alf ca k strong and complete ly outpl Stutsman county men, The speed which ch the Second half of that x as the necuracy in shooting and the ooth tea are still wtih the Demons in practice Although Coach Dickinson has litt k on this year, he has built up a team! can do hard fighting. With] » ut center, Brown, Reynolds or| in forward positions, and and Mars in guards, has a team which is cap up a good fight Demons not have an easy time wi this ¢ dare working hard in preparation for CAGE OUTFITS | WIN VICTORIES Nighthawks Defeat Alumni, 20 to 14—Armours Beat Company ‘A’, 14 to 9 ad Armour e: ies last night in the the City Basket when they ¢ Alumni rst game between Com-| nd Armour’s the latter! f the score, 3 for th ‘kers came back stre gin the final session, thereby winning their first game of the series. The Nighthawks beat the Alumni, 20 to 14 Lewis was high man for Armour’s with seven points, while Boepple had four, Long’ om two and Ma one.’ For Company “ high with four points, and Lawyer each had two and Wan- ner 1, The lineups: Armour’s Boepple Lewis Longbottom McMartin Norton The si Alumni: Dohn Company RRO we was a was 5 to 0 for the Nighthawks and ss aga ore 20 t eee neg fe gre ony Seven Kansas Banks fhe Alumni, wae tor! Are Closed Today man with six p on next with —: ht with one, and Bende Hammel Klein McCarty Hyland Findlayson Roehrick F, Kelly James Spitzer Is Found Guilty of Doyle King | ARRRO RM Damaging Crops ¢ James Spitzer, tried in mercies court here Wednesday on a charge of maliciously i 8 crops, which returned its yerdiet late in th afternoon, He was sentenced to pay a fine of and_eosts of $ st of defense Raa: d that the case will be appealed. Jos. Volk pleaded guilty late Wed- but the} }! eat the half} vle with two] Experiences of Burleigh ell County Farmers in Raising Alfalfa and Sweet Clover} vere ieee een the wor igh ° been suc ius revoked the suspension of sen-| Methods Used By Reed Assailed By Senator Robinson, funds inquiry senate today publican, Ind cused by Reed o ly insinuation th to make openly Robinson assailed particularly the » hand investigation of Reed in chairman of th o| campaign funds investi mittee, Missourian had basked there alone “in the sunlight of publicity). 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