The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 10, 1927, Page 6

PAGE SIX: THE BISMARCK ‘TRIBUNE Bismarck ELI HALFBACK ALMOST SURE OF HONOR ROLL Drury, Spears and Joesting Are Other Leading Candi- dates For Berths BIG THREE OFFERS TWO Tigers Will Find Yale the Toughest Proposition of Year Without Star BY ALAN J. GOULD, Associated Press Sports Editor New York, Nov. 10.—(@)—The abrupt and sensational removal of Bruce Caldwell, Yale’s flashy half- back, from the gridiron picture forces a revision of all-American backfield prospects for 1927. mi it Until ineligibility put the Eli star out of the running, he seemed almost a certainty for any all- American quartet of ball carriers selected. The east has already put forward a number of candidates but Caldwell, on his all-around per- formances, seemed to most experts to head the list and merit the dis- tinction of a place on the mythical all-star cast. It had seemed to some critics that an entirely capable and repre- sentative all-American _ backfield, besides Caldwell, might also include Morly Drury ‘of Southern Califor- nia, Bill Spears of Vanderbilt and Herb Joesting of Minnesota, based on what has taken place so far.,;But it would be difficult to overlook such other aces as Gilbert of Mich- igan, Flanagan of Notre Dame, | Welch of Pittsburgh, Wittmer of Princeton and McCrary of Georgia. There would be no difficulty in filling Caldwell’s prospective post from this. array. e Big Three Stars Marston and Wittmer may be passed over by the experts because they are only sophomores and therefore. considered not quite ripe but that would be about the only ground on which they could be left out of consideration. Both have starred consistently in all their big games so far. Transfer rules of Yale, Harvard and Princeton which bars an athlete | from any sport at’ these colleges if } he has played as much as 3U sec- | onds in that sport for any other college is one of the most drastic in the amateur code. Its object is » to prevent the possibility of any * bidding for the services of an ath- letic star in another college. . Other sports are less particular about transfer athletes. For in- stance, Willie Ritola, the Finnish distance runner, developed his skill in the United States as a resident r here but, heeding the call of his » native land, he went back to repre- sent Finland in the 1924 Olympics. Only last summer, Mexico was rep- resented in the Davis cup tennis competition by Kobert Kinsey, a Californian and former American doubles champion, who became cli- gible to represent Mexico by a com: paratively short residence in Mexi- co City. Georgia Should Win Among _ outstanding college elevens, neither beaten nor, tie: only one, the university of Georgia, is anything like a favorite to keep its slate clean: this Saturday. The Georgia Bulldog should have little trouble keeping a winning stride against Clemson college, but for Princeton and Tennessee, there is another story. The -Tiger will find Yale the toughest ‘proposition of the year, even though the Eli’s are without the ices of Caldwell; Tennessee voice bilt led by Bill Spears, rbil i i. pays eld Cicenia’ Tech to a WTIGUE WILL ;| State athletia commission, suspend- - RETIRE SOON Methuselah of Prize Ring Has ‘Been Fighting For 17 Wee pee omchne ring, won't miss the “racket,” : finally drives him from Decaves, he can always '40| pitcher, to have a big season in Bruce Caldwell’s Joe Dundee Is Suspended SHAN DUNDEE FINED AND SUSPENDED FOR FAILURE T0 APPEAR AGAINST ACE All Hopes of Staging Welter- weight Title Bout Are| Snuffed Out as Dick Donald, | Promoter of Fiasco, Has Li-| cense Revoked by Fight! Commission Los Angeles, Nov. 10.—()—All prospects of attempting another} fight in the near future betw Joe Dundee, welterweight champior and Ace Hudkins of Nebraska, were} snuffed out today when Seth W. Strelinger, local member of the ed the champion and his manager, Max Waxman, indefinitely, Strelinger, appointed’ by the com- mission to investigate the failure of Dundee to appear in the ring against Hudkins here Thursday last, also ruled that the champion should forfeit $5,000 appearance money, License Revoked The license of Dick Donald, pro- moter of the fight, was automatical- ly revoked with the cancellation of his lease on Wrigley field, scene of the fiasco. .The commissioner's action defi- nitely snuffed out the possibility of staging the bout here November 21 as has been agreed upon previously at a conference of Strelinger with} Dundee, Waxman and Donald, The action of Strelinger, the commission declared, made the mat- ter a closed incident so far as the commission was concerned, $2,331 Will Remain Strelinger declared that only! $2,331 would remain of the $53,-| 000 paid by spectators to see the | title bout after the bills of the pro- moter were paid. This sum may be} given to the Los Angeles commun-| ity chest or disposed of in some similar fashion. Although the to-| tal gate was given as $81,000, ap-| proximately $28,000 of this was in checks, payment on which was stopped when the fight was called no _contest. ie osition of the balance after all bills were paid has not been decided upon, according to the commissioner, Any further action in the affair, according to Strelinger, will have to be taken by the civil authorities. He declared that if fraud is shown it is up to the authorities to act. RESUME ATHLETIC RELA- TIONS Fordham and Washington and|> Jefferson will renew grid relations next year after not playing each other this season. PATE NOT THROUGH Texas League baseball fans look for Joe Pate, ex-Athletic relief Texas next year. Hie Oe * Carleton Startles | Midwest Grid Fans Minneapoli: Just how do get that wa ° linn. Nov. 10.— Jarleton College ving a place on the 1928 schedule of the Army? ‘That's what fans in this sec- tion are asking since the an- nouncement was made that this :mail college had scheduled a ame with the West Point out- it for 1928, Carleton is at Northfield, linn., and seldom plays schools in the Big Ten. In her class, in the Mid-Western Conference, she has been a steady winner. Northwestern swamped her in 1926, but several years ago-she gained a victory over Chicago. )———_—_—__ ise f Fights Last Night | (By The Associated Press) Oakland, Calif.—Charley _ Long, Omaha, knocked out Bert Colima, Whittier, Calif. (6), San_Francise uel, San Francisco, knocked Henry Van Patten, Boston, (1). Marcel Thuru, France, knocked out Jack Limas, El Cerrito, qd). Philadelphia—Roberto _ Roberti, Italy, knocked out Tut Kanson, Washington Courthouse, Ohio, (4). Ray Neuman, Jersey City, won from Jack Townsend, Chicago, (10), Detroit—Tiger Flowers, former middleweight champion, and Maxie Rosenbloom, New York, drew, (10). Jack McVey, won from Joe Simon- ich, Butte, Mont., (10). Billy S Detroit, outpointed Pete Zivic, Pittsburgh, (10) WAS STAR AT PENN STATE Harry Wilson, captain of the Army eleven this year, was a star back at Penn State before he en- tered West Point, ARMISTICE DAY We have just received a large assortment of appetites for your Armistice Day dinner. —American Bowling Alley. Open at 9 A. M. y AVAVAVAVAVAB THWe dee % FASHION SHOP FOR, : ‘ HEAVIER WEIGHTS and LONGER LENGTHS in sox and UNDERWEAR VAVAVAVAVAVAY AVAVAVAVAVAVAVAY. Now's the time! Tneligibility Ups and Mandan Clash in Final Game of Season Friday ‘BOTH ELEVENS ARE PREPARED FOR ENCOUNTER Capital City Fans Believe That Rejuvenated Gridders Will Triumph STARS CLOSE CAREERS Mandan Hopeg to Prove Con- tention That They Are West- ern Champions PROBABLE LINEUPS Bismarck Pe jandan Landers ea Slattery It Ellison aris Ig Toman Roberts c Morris Klipstein re Herner A. Browr. rt Voseka Hedstrom < _ 0 wi H. Bi i th Janis O'Hare fb Seitz Dunn th McDonald Whatever disappointments Bis- marck’s Demons have : is year will all be forgotten if J. McLeod and his band of fighters triumph over their he -d ene- mies, the Braves from in, when they clash in che final football game of the season on the Missouri slope at 2:30 p. m. Friday at the Mandan fair grounds. Always the most colorful of con- tests ot Leh ieee bseraghtt it is expecter a desperate strug- gle will ensue when the team from out where the west begin meets the team from where the east begins. Primed and polished di a week of ,inclement weather, aggregations will enter the melee with much the same strength with which they faced the elevens of Val- ley City and Minot last week. Local Fans Claim Edge Capital City fans point out that the edge on the basis of last Satur- day’s showing must their proteges and that the defeat of the early season will be no cri- be given to| Bi Bepecasrez: ets All-American Possibilities TE —$_—__—_________4 Another Title? eee There Is Chance That Walker Will Go After Light Heavy Crown ees ’ MICKEY WALKER He used to be welterweight cham- pion, he’s middleweight champion now— and he may be light heavy- weight champion within the next| tin Strong in few months. Sure, we're talking about Mickey Walker, who kpocked out Mike McTigue the other night. His chances are Bod as he is fast outgrowing the class of the cham- pionship he now holds. terion on the outcome of tomorrow's encounter. Furthermore, they are confident that McLeod’s charges have improved far more rapidly than their rivals across the Big| chance, as he says, his faith in him. Muddy. And while Bismarck is loud in its} satisfaction raises for the rejuvenated gridders, ndan fans are not loath to let it! markable fellow. be known that their representatives will repeat their triumph and fur- ther prove that Mandan is the right- ful champion of the western half of North D¥kota. Stars of the past four years for the sister cities will pull the curtain over their high school football days at the final whistle Friday. Swan Songs For Many For Bismarck, the departing grid- ders will be Roberts, A. Brown, rown, B. Dunn, Hedstrom, Slat- tery, Davis and Captain John Loft- house. It is doubtful if the Demon leader will start as his legs are still| or and must get a lot of amusement bad as a result of the battering that | out he received in the early games. Singing their swan songs _ as “aioe Sebi dA at “Rock # en vis, Blair Seitz, Borr--eu, ” Morris, Russell, and the redoubtable George Heidt, one of the cleverest backs who ever donned the spangles well In three contests Bismarck hes/| the suffered reverses, losing to Fargo, champions of eastern North Dakota, Minot and Mandan, whiic the Braves have not dropped a game this sea- son, have been scored on only by Lemmon and Minot, and hope keep their slate clean. Dope, comparative scores and records mean little when two teams with two score vears of close and hardfought battles behind them meet. Mandan should win its} i record while Bismarck shocld win because of its comeback against the Valley City Hiliners. Suffice it to say that one of the Ergstest duels in recent years will Friday with both camps con- fident of bearing off the laurels, Theatre Uplift Demonstrated in ‘Seventh Heaven’ Uplift in the theatre is given its most simple demonstration by Aus- “Seventh Heaven,” with a sewer cleaner ambitious to become a street washer. This play, comes to the Bismarck Auditorium Monday. If you are feeling a_ bit} down, here is something to buck you up. This is evidently Mr, Strong’s object, but he doesn’t preach about it. He merely gives you more or less divine comedy. of the Paris slums. While Chico is willing to give God one more for. that self is hide A His engaging self- ‘inds expression in the] ¢; frequent assertion that he is a re- He happens also to be a fantastic fellow, a sort of virtuous Lillium, who puts a girl in his garret to save her from the po- lice, while he “sleeps out,” and ‘ion. this The play has humorous and picture: to} more, embrace of health energetic and get plenty df ambi- of the world. Characters Picturesque ue characters, ll nig! sister when Chico rises from the sewer and rescues her, is high!; of Mandan high. The realistic. girl three bor but they build up yoyr general and you grow stronger, more _One woman gained 15 pounds in six weeks. McCoy takes all the risk — Read ironclad guarantee. If after taking 4 sixty cent boxes of Mc- Coy’s Tablets or 2 One Dollar boxes through love attains the seventh! any thin, underweight man or wom- heaven of delight. ‘No, there never was a French’ play quite like this one. 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In the circumstances it is sur- prising to discover he has already planned the wedding and, wh ht a dress for Diane. With even less talk about it, war is declared and he makes port for first call. Chico promptly arranges that he and Diane marry themselves then and there by mak- ing vows on medals given by the riest, Eventgymove swiftly. Chico No sooner gone than the ter rushes in with a whip to give Diane a lashing, but courage as well as love has been put into the girl’s heart, and seizing the whip she drives out the intruder with aj ph: bold sweep of anger. sensational scene calculated Touse an audience, There is something finer and truer at the end df the the embittered girl suffers at the a persistent ‘and honor-. able lover after ‘believing Chico dead, only to turn and find that he McCoy’s Puts Weight on Weak, Skinny Men Hollows in cheeks—hollows in the sides of neck,—flatness in chest— why don’t you do something to make | yourself look like a real man? 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