The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 4, 1929, Page 8

—s— abst Ged tHe 3s: ¢ HT it eR; PAGE EIGHT! THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Bismarck Phantoms and Barneck Jewelers Cop Week-end Games AMBROSE-CROSBY TWINS AND FORT LINCOLN BEATEN Phantoms Defeat Twins by 20 to 17 Count After Sen- sational Rally MEET GRANVILLE TOMORROW Jewelers, After Two-Point Lead at Half, Humble Sol- diers 55 to 29 Bismarck’s two independent basket- ball organizations were victorious in games over the week-end. Scoring two field goals in the last 40 minutes of play, Hank Brown gave the Phantoms a 20 to 17'margin to win over the Ambrose-Crosby Twins, professional team, at the high school gymnasium Saturday night. Barneck Jewelers, having only a two-point lead at the end of the half, showed their old shooting form in the second half to defeat Fort Lin- coln 55 to 29 yesterday afternoon. The Phantoms meet the strong Granville outfit at the high school gymnasium at 8 o'clock tomorrow night. The Ambrose-Crosby outfit was strengthened Saturday night with Mike Geston, star performer of the State Trainers five, at one guard. The Twins led at the half 11 to 7 and at the end oi the third quarter 13 to 11, ‘The second half was an exciting affair. The Phantoms would tie the score only to sce the Twins spring ahead again. With 40 seconds to go, Hank Brown, was inserted. The score stoed 17 to 16 for the Twins. Brown dropped in two from under the basket after receiving beautiful passes from Burdick in that hectic sally. ‘The Jewelers met a much-improved team-at Fort Lincoln, and had only g 21 to 19 lead at the half. The sol- diers had no chance after the second half began however, and the Jewelers registered their fifth consecutive win Bison Show Power in Eking Out 20 to 19 Victory Over Rabbits = SOUTH DAKOTA FIVE |(_ Gabby and irs. Gabby | Womance Skater ON EVENING: BEFORE ae ie World Records in 440« a Teams Were. Evenly Match bag i tiehrechgeag eh Both Teams Missed Num- : ber of Easy Shots Minneapolis, Minn., Feb. +t Loretta Neitzel, Detroit, today holds three new world’s skating records and the women’s outdoor speed i BF, Oh | skating. championship of Antérica. | BLISS IS STAR PERFORMER i Miss Neitzel set new marks in the : 440-yard and one-mile events {n com- 2 es petition, and then, in a race against Herting, With 10 Points, Again : sg time, eae. & record for one- . Leads His Mates in the Pots : 4 Five seconds fell off the old time ‘i . : in the 440 when Miss Neiteel covered Scoring Column the distance in 39 2/5 seconds. The peewee . former mark was held by Leila | Fargo, N. Dak., Feb. 4—South Da- ; : Teh CHRUEGE Ge mae er tet ied joes - oth Sanit MHTREGES Tl : y. 3:16 4/5, which was 3 1/5 ‘seconds a lopsided contest Friday night at "eae Me ee ee ee Grand Forks, su! & somewhat * ‘unexpected setback at the hands of 5 an pbc eae posi eee ee df | determined North Dakota Agricul- : ‘ for one-sixth of a mile, makiig it Yn | ture Nod quint Lemp night. ‘i * 7 30 2/5 seconds. : | The final score of embroglio tclasked | was 20 to 19, @ decision which proved r : 3 pet plete dl, oe scene with a baie ae as \ gathering of fans, and wi « for the cham met with the approval of the critics of Chicago finished second | With. 50 in that one point margin either | stere's the newest addition to the henedicts in the athletic world—Charles| Points, and ‘Miss Mildred Bjork of ; 1 2 way was indicative of their respec | «Ganby” Hartnett, star catcher of the Chicago Cubs, who was married re- | Minneapolis was third with 49. This picture is not particularly antique, but it is At least, Beckett can point with pride to the one of the rarest and most remarkable that ever has prominent’ names in the list of those who havc sent been taken. It is one of the few pictures in existence him to dreamland. Georges Carpentier stopped him that shows Joe Beckett, the former British heavy- in a few scconds. It took Frank Moran two rounds, tive strengths. centl: Allen Potts, Brooklyn, N. we ly in Chicago to Miss Henrietta Marshall of that city. According to a chee TSI eed erate, Bison, victory again knots UP| Gabby, there wasn’t anything romantic ‘about their marriage except that | {hé international men's senior outdoor : " is le, while the, intermediate. honors , race, State dropping back into » tle kM Bt Win ee to Douglas Ellison of Chicago. weight champion, in the ring—ON HIS FEET. however, to turn the trick, which stands as one of | with North Dacia. university with ins pence a oe ‘Beckett ‘was probably the most knocked-out cham- the black marks on his record. the Biso: shing in closer on the + —_ pion in the history of fisticuffs. When he finished a But this picture proves that. the impossible can | heels of chin; , di s nae NGS by bout in a vertical position, it was recorded as a worthy happen. To the amazement of the spectators. Beckett sealed beg | Do You Know That— l] Scien ecco: © Uesclergry are ini ema s| . n,fn Put GOLF MEET BRINGS PLAY-OFF" : news was her jar ani le as an unparalle! ‘ive! ‘the K. O. wallop when the camera man got “ i novelty. Because of his habit of ending his fights on busy. However, from the look of exhaustion oy a Medi eters enn thal't the sectors the floor, Beckett's name has become synonymous Beckett's face, it would appear that he himself is| suffered. Both teams played heads with knockout, and he is the victim of countless oral having a hard time to refrain from assuming his|up ball and fought like demons for|#nglemann, the lengthy fellow who ‘ is and printed jests in this country. ‘ favorite pose. the breaks, but so intense were they |c@0 outjump a jackrabbit. Horton Smith, Wild Bill Mehl- 18-Hole Play-Off Begins This Afternoon. deavor. | in aiere ana re - Hawkeyes Defeat |vsiversiy of North patota| Sam Mandell Meets isinne octet, oe mates Cc z Johnson isn’t going to pitch any in thelr efforts to succeed that wild|N. D. A. C. (20) ee oy a mS horn, and Cruickshank Each| for the Washingtons . ... “4 s . passes and shots resulted when a 513 ;. manager . t's all odak Grid Team eet Loyola i: se i 1 2] Play 72Holes in 290:Strokess| ry ‘mena, Ate resulted in @ more successful en- 110 first baseman on the Detroit,mus- 002 022 of the season. ; Summaries of the two games fol- Im ed M Will Play Chicago Team D D 5 T . h North Central competition and a de- T 813) sot springs, Ark., Feb 4—()—Be-| back to the Yankees as s coach aoe « fg tt pf ‘pga 3 : finn 2 oe Nov. 30, 1929 on Davis Lomigint re” ie Stor nue ty to 7 | ammo etal tin am i6tal pag”) Ogee ies sae ge Burdick, If ..ccceee #23 1 pees — conference setbacks, went into the 00 a ler wan necesaary oaey to Gerermin® | beat line, ebach in’ football, has 3enser, rf o 0-0 1 - Oh; » ji game as log, being favor le new south central champion, suc-| gone back to Notre Dame from ices {3 /Score te 29 to 21: Ohio StatelNINE GAMES SCHEDULED|, "em, 2 Te, tip samm| yi te tae eo 5.4 Somer 6 pena eam, ote] Rieter ee josser, TE « “ i . * a wi van Wyk, lg . 0 #13 3 Outclasses Army Five pion, will tune up his right cross and| lose. The result was a basketball 340 eo pias : | ‘£0... Billy Barton, the Balti- Grown, rf . 2 O12. 0 by 44 to 30 St. Mary’s, Superior, Haskell, | eft, hook again tonight when he/classic as far as the spirit of sheer la lehihgrn, and) more hedge-hopper, is s co-favor- . Mary’s, Superior, ell, | clashes with Don Davis of Chicago | determination was concerned, and the| .,, Pres Cruickshank were tied at the end of| ite in the grand national steeple- IS..seeeseeeee 8 4-9 5 ‘rei in a 10-roun ut. customers were treated to a thrilling \ sar ARERR * 72 holes with 290 each. chase... At 16 to 1... . Dempsey ae Chicago, Feb. 4—(7)—Despite a and Creighton Are New They will meet at 140 pounds, and | 40 minutes of pastiming. One technical foul called on N. D. Cruickshank looked good for the| has told the Stribling boy again Ambrose-Crosby (17) FG FI PF/| materially improved Chicago attack, Opponents Mandell's title will not be threatened hots Missed ae. bi not to fly... That will make an- 4 0-1 1| Towa hung up its third Big Ten bas- even though a decision will be an- Many, Shots Referee, Dick Holzer, Moorhead. | biggest prizes of the tournament yes-| other pallyhoo argument .., As 1 0-0 0|ketball triumph of the season Satur- nounced. Neither team was in @ scoring} 90 © nnn terday when he only hed to shoot} the referee quarrel is too carly, 0 1-1 1/day night turning back the Maroons,| Grand Forks, N. D., Feb. 4—North mood. Early in-the game the Jack- 4 hd par for the last. few holes but his|. ... Tony Laszeri is to drive from 2 0-2 0/23 to 21, and went into a tie with| Dakota's 1929 football schedule is rabbits missed shot after shot in easy ens San Francisco to St. Petersburg 0 0-0 2/Ohio State for fourth place. complete, Coach C. W. West an- tans rop Game scoring range, and then the Bison ... And he'll have to have the 1 0-1 2} Battling furiously from the outset, | nounced today when he completed ne- in turn had thelr opportunities, and . ° plenty ot-them, ony to kaw. stuemn Atop After Wins 11-16-712—290. tilting station receipts for Ed Bar. the Maroons held the Hawkeyes to a | gotiations with Loyola university of . Mehlhorn’s card: 12-74-72-72—290. oe 0 Totals......... s-» 8 1-5 6]12 to 10 advantage at half time,|Chicago for a contest between Lo- T M F with misdirected thrusts at the net. ——_—_—_—_—_ aoe mostly through the brilliant work of | yola and the Flickertails at Chicago 0 ag ician rive Had either team made just an ordi- F N Y k Cruickshank: 75-71-71-73—290. HEBRON WINS TWO Sewelere (88) FG FT PF| Captain Virgil Gist. Nov. 30. — nary average number of their rea- rom New ror ,| Hebron, N. D., Feb.4.—Hebron won Kreifels, rf - 6 6-7 3 With, the mening ne this game, Devils take Naps heb: 4a hen Alena bite the score see a double-header from Glen Ullin’s i, If .. 5 00 0 rangements to play St. Louis univer- ean? Pete a lose. Batten 1 O01 2 Mandan Takes Hot aty and Oreson, university have been |in& the lead up until three minutes} Some claim that State missed more| New York, Feb. 4.—(}—There were o 11 0 dropped. The Nodak director states, | before the final whistle, Devils Lake |easy shots than the Bison, while | surprises in_National league hockey 1 00 0 i Hili however, that the probabilities are| Cropped = stubborn battle to Minot | others contend that the yellow and inst week. nly the Chicago Black: E 2 n warriors blew great - é W401 One rom MEPS | thet, North Dakota will meet Oregon | "vas the Lakers’ inability to an-|ber~ blew the greater NUM- | hawks, hopeless tailenders, failed to nex free throws that threw the tit spring in five nights of The 1929 program consists of nine 2-0 6|..The Mandan Braves broke the| games, five non-conference tilts and|to the Magicians, counting only two bes Py game. nao rr. pri Valley City Jinx Saturday night and | four within the loop. It is the best- | out of seven chances while Minot |a combination usually means a close, |. 1%, climbed S11. 4{ OD thelr first game in five years | balanced schedule North Dakota has annexed three out of five, each/low score and an exciting battle. It] Win 3 13 2| {rom Claudie Miller's Hiliners, 20 to|ever had, and probably the hardest. team scoring seven field goals. The | was. : tne | York. i ceed + aa 5 16. Two conference tilts will be played | Lakers failed to show the form they| Cecil Bliss was the big gun for the West Point, N. Y., Feb. 4—(7)— aes With Hudler and Lillibridge enter-|on Memorial field, together with the | have been displaying lately and after | Bison on the ‘offensive. The lad | CY mish Making a strong comeback in the ; +2 4/ing the second semester but Mc-| big celebration featured by Haskell’s| gaining a few points to hold the lead by prlg) second half after being outscored in 1-2 0) Donald on the bench with a sprained | first appearance in the state and a|they slumped back. The Lakers-led whe the first, Ohio State's basketball team 0 0-0 0) ankle the lineup was vastly different, | practice skirmish with St. Mary's of | all the way until Vandersluis dropped was the gave Army.a 44 to 30 drubbing here 0 0-0 ©] Hudler was high point man of the , Winona. in a field goal three minutes before and it | fret pi Saturday, . game but took the bench after two| The complete card is: September) the whistle to tie the score and then that he The first half ended with the score 12 5-8 11] minutes of the second half for four |2!, St. Mary's at Winona; September | Olson dropped in the winning find out if| (8%, 20 to 13 for the Cadets, but the Scar- Umpire: Hoff-/ fouls. McKay was the mainstaay of |29, Syperior Normal at Superior; Oc- | counter. When he let and Gray team came back with a the game, at 11 and 13. Mandan | Morningside at Sioux City; October | Iverson and McRae again led the B ASKE then gained a lead late in the third | 26 North Dakota Aggies at Grand|Satans in scoring while Berntson quarter. Forks; November 2, South Dakota| played well at guard. Vandersluis GARRISON 20; COLEHARBOR 7 Coleharbor, N. Dak.. Feb. 4—Gar- rison high school cagers defeated the local team here 20 to 7. Led by Captain Earl Goldan, Gar- tison showed a classy defense which could not be penetrated by the lo- cals, who made but one field goal. The first half ended 4 to 3 with Gar- vison leading. Goldan ran up 14 points in the last half. Ireland, with three field goals, also played a nice game. The summary: Garrison (20) Ireland, f ... House, { . loonood - Totals ........seccees Neleon. wteewend-wlsowned the visiting players, scoring four | tober 5, Haskell Indians at Grand The largest crowd this season wit- goals, Forks; October 12, South Dakota uni- | nessed one of the most stubborn The score was ticd twice during versity at Grand Forks; October 19,|frays ever seen on the local court. Hl : sion and completely swamped Army. H eee é He £ ‘The guarding play of Helbling and State at Brookings; November 16,| and Longboig were the stars for the Ferguson tended t ‘scoring | Creighton at Omaha; November 30,| Magicians. At half time the Lakers low. © keep the scoring | royola at Chicago. led 11 to 10. The Mandan Papooses lost a pre- | OUT OUR WAY Uae, game to New Salem, 18 to hicago Defeats i tf a Gopher Trackmen| [728% /counp\V/NOT tt of tH’ | COUNT Vone @its IN Chicago, Jeb. 4—Chicago finally CenTURIES| CURLY, / A NOOTRAL realized that conference victory Sat- aney -)\COUNT!/} CORNER. : she BUMPED Quict STIFFY, HEADS AN OVER THERS i “TH SoFTesT, —— A ; f aS CORNER! — | —— — e. North Dakota A. ©. 20; 8. D. State Moorhead Teachers 17; Morris Ag- gies 16. Minot 17; Devils Lake 16, School of Mines 26; Eastern Nor- 1. Michigan State Normal 38; John Carroll 27.