The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 8, 1929, Page 10

a ny crea eS THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1929| Lee Cavanagh Makes Game Battle to Earn Draw With Russie LeRoy | | BOMARCKBATILR |261 Big Ten Athletes Line Up for Conference Indoor Meet Tonight \ SMILES OFF SOCKS Cub Bludgeoneers Gird for Flag DEFENDING LINO | OUT OF THE PAST RHAME, HETTINGER, ‘ Blonde Fargoan Smiles at First, T0 END VICTORIOUS : IN DISTRICT MEET Becomes Puzzled, Looks a Hurt at End BL 5GEON lowa and Illinois, With 42 and, pint Mrndonnetecetae eral a | GROWN SCORES ONLY KAYO HoRsey ser aE 34 Men, Respectively, eee i ' abies STEPHENSON 324 6 Top Entry List By D. 8. SHULTS ‘ Jackie Grey Shades Boomer pion ‘a Bes j_WVith one of the three outstanding ; Brooker in Best Exhibition 4 mere oase bs TOM WARNE TO PERFORM championship, Hettinger awaits with . (ipeabegs —— 60-Yard Dash Event Between seventh aet, basketball tuna | a TRIBUNE DECISIONS —— Simpson and Negro One ae i uiiay ey silat “ gault, manager of the tournament, reports that all arrangements for a successful tournament have been made. The pairings of the teams en- tered will be made Friday morning and the first game wilPbe played at 2 o'clock in the afternoon of the same day. In the evening there will be two more games and play will con- © Boomer Brooker, eu tl Me Bod Nicholson, Fort Lincoln, Q With an entry of 261 athletes, CHa eee eee ay & é . ; _ the largest in the erent of the eee joward Dodds, i j : i the indoor track and field champion- ate Parks, Fort nets o. * = ‘ is ships of the western conference will Stfony Brown, Bismarck, knocked open tonight in the huge athletic “ : bowoods, (2 arena called the Iowa field house. Sides. mecieies, ae Preliminaries in five of the 10 Towa City, Iowa, March 8 Long before he ever became the football hero of Michigan, Mie Mickey McGuire, Bismarck, events will be run off tonight with | Heston play i yr played for Fielding H. Yost. That is, he played on a team coacl ed. pel ect oer eo orrow night. Illinois, | by Yost in his spare time from the duties of coaching the Stanford football | tinue until Saturday evening when dan, (4). eight: times winner of the meet, and | team. + [the two undefeated teams will clash for the championship of the seventh Pete Oller, Bismarck, drew with Jee Oller, Bismarck, (4). It was a rude surprise— For some 800 folks— Who packed the Dome last night. Fr ‘stance. Russie LeRoy of Fargo was shocked and shaken up. “Spud” Murphy, Moorhead, junior : lightweight champ of the northwest Ea) and New England, handler of the 7 second section of The Fargo Express,| With Rogers Hornsby setting the pace, the Cubs expect to blast their way to the 1929 National League flag. was puzzled. Hornsby is chatting with his new chie f, Manager Joe McCarthy, in the inset. __ O. W. Roberts, Bismarck referee, - smiled quizzically. The fans were dumfounded. You see Lee Cavanagh, crafty ring gamester of Bismarck, fought 10 —— rounds with the Fargo lad| slashed and ripped lefts and_ rights with an international reputation. to Lee’s midriff and kidneys. Referee It ended 50-50, commonly called a| Roberts cautioned the Fargoan scv- Graw. That was the surprise. eral times. Lee opened Russ’ other Only ring-wise Lee was confident.|eye rim with a straight left. In the He who had met Clyde Hull, one of|ninth after a brisk exchange Lee the nation’s 10 best welterweights,| landed a hard right to the neck that knew that he could cope with all that | caught Russ off balance. LeRoy the blonde dynamo from the Red|slipped to one knee but was up “in- fiver valley could offer; that he could | santer.” give and take without going down; Russie despairingly tried to bring that it was his night to shinc. Cavanagh out of his shell with a re- Russie’s Face Tells Story sounding body attack that made picture of the progress} more noise than damage. Cavanagh-LeRoy bout was writ- Was Defensive Masterpiece face of the Fargo fighter.| Recapitulation of ' the contest wreath of smiles in the|shows that Lee fought one of the , the battle-marked map|finest defensive fights against a gradually faded into a sickly | master boxer and puncher that has third and fourth, crinkled] been seen in North Dakota in many frowns in the sixth and|a moon. His campaign was well Heston is standing, top left, in the above photograph, which was taken in 1900 when he was playing with a normal school at San Jose, Calif. Yost was coaching Stanford at the time, and devoted his spare moments to the normal team. Incidentally, Yost also coached a high school team in the mornings at San Francisco and took care of the Stanford freshman outfit —and all four teams won championships that year! : Heston went to Michigan as a student with Yost and there made foot- ball history which has not been dimmed by time. He is considered today one of the greatest gridiron players of all time. BASEBALL BENGAMEN HAS MOMENT St. Petersburg, Fla., March 8.—(#)— George Bengamen has had his mo- State, in the 60-yard dash; Orval | ment of glory at the New York Yan- Martin, Purdue, in the 880-yard run; |kees’ training camp and even prob- Joc Novak, Illinois, in the mile; {able exile to the Yankee farm at He 9 Undefeated Demons Expected Phillie Ss Baseball David Abbot, Illinois, in the two-mile, |Chambersburg won't be able to take and R. J. Carr, another member of it from him. He was passed, went to Ride Through Sixth Dis- Ni H I ift trict Tournament me opes to the Illini crew; in the high jump. _|to third on a single by Combs and e e Records in at least five events will | scored on another by Koenig. tan This Year be endangered, judging from the per- in dual meets. Tom formances defending champion, is favored to repeat, with Iowa, runner up last year, again offering the challenge, Illinois is figured to score in every event with the exception of the shot put and 440-yard run. Towa Has 42 Entries Towa leads the field in number of entries, having named 42 with Illinois second with 34. Wisconsin is third | with 29 and Michigan fourth with 28. | The others are divided as follows: Minnesota 27; Chicago, 26; North western 25; Indiana and Ohio State 23 cach; and Purdue ’4. Six of the 1928 Blue Ribbon win- s Bismarck Faces Garrison Cagers Today}: ecn nine 440-yard run; George Simpson, Ohio district. Teams entered in the tournament include Reeder, Rhame, Marmarth, Bowman, Scranton, Bucyrus, and Hettinger with Bucyrus accorded a chance at. winning the laurels. Rhame high school has lost but one game this season, defeating Hettin- ger twice and Reeder once. Their only loss of the season was at the hands of Reeder on the Reeder floor in a two-extra~period contest. Reeder, also, has lost but one game and has defeated Hettinger twice by close scores. Their only loss of the sea- son came about at the hands of Rhame on the Rhame floor. Hettinger has had an up and down season and their claim to a chance ‘* at the championship lies almost wholly in their late season improve- ment with the chances good for the tournament catching them at the peak of their season’s form. Bucyrus 4 and Bowman‘are the “dark horses” of the tournament with Bucyrus re- garded as too small for tournament competition and Bowman rounding into shape a trifle too late to cope with the other teams. Both may, however, show the strength they have occasionally flashed during the sea- son and upset the favorites. One of the oddities of the tourna- ment. is the’ Reeder team with four Hilden boys playing, aided by a cracking good guard in Wanek. The four Hildens are composed of two branches of the Hilden family with two sets of brothers, cousins to each other, and with one set twin-brothers. Ericson and Watson of Jamestown college will aiternate as referee-and umpire of the games. Other officials will be chosen from coaches and fans i. i. & from the towns having teams entered. F h Saints Supt. Weise of Reeder will bring with Ig! him the large scoreboard used at that school in order that all in the audi- = ences may be able to see the score at SOX LIKE WILSON Led by the giant center, Big Ted | all times. Dallas, Texas, March 8—(?)—Elgin |Meinhover, “wh6 scored nine field} Several of the trophies to be House of David nine, has applied for a chance. He wrote that he was no longer a disciple but said he had kept his beard. PHILLIE SQUAD COMPLETE Winter Haven, Fia., March 8.—(P)— The “go-easy” order at the Philadel- pha Nationals training base was lifted by Manager Shotton today. The en- tire Phillies squad, with the exception of three veterans, is in camp. MACKS NEED PRACTICE COLEHARBOR VS. WILTON & chee ee os GAME INJURES THREE farne, a Kokomo, Ind., |, we the colors of Northwestern, will at-| Sn Abtonio, Texss.) March 10) tempt to eclipse the pole vault mark | ¢, xl ree ras els ~ilage of 13 feet 2%, held by William | Cummings Rave injuries to show for i a six and a half inning practice game at Short Encouraging to somnaiien! “OLDS Droe; . ympic contender, who 2 finished his competition at {the New York Giants played here yes- terday. Joe Genewich essayed to play Manager Shotton ee 4 Northwestern last year. ‘Warne, @/1 3 fiudg and nearly park sophomore, soared to 13 feet 6 inches creeps a 1 bie eS Winter Haven, Fla., March 8—()}—| off the dirt floor, in a dual meet with | When He ¢ ased a long drive. (By The Associated Press) Supporters of the Philadelphia Na-j Purdue. ‘The first series of tournaments |tionalshopeandbelieve that they have| A negro youngster with the colors leading to selection of a state cham- hol the eelisl fees the | of his school still edad oa ee i witho Season 5 e ies have | meets the seasoned veteran, George doa icaiiernie cianes! ae and earried out without ®/pion and entrant in the naflonsll consistently finished last in the Na-|Simpsori, Ohio State, in one of the great card that Isham Hali| Lee landed fewer. times but his | tourney at Chicago, starts in 16 North! tional League race of late and any|outstanding dashes. He is Eddie Godwin offered the lovers of} punches were clean while LeRoy’s Dakota cities today. |change must be for the better. Tolan, of the University of Michigan, . For two solid hours| barrage of socks landed 99 per cent} Winners of these district meets will! A large question mark remains | winner of the national interscholastic rumbled like » bass drum|of the time on some unexposed por-|be determined tomorrow night and /after the pitchers’ names but the rest | 100 and’ 220-yard dashes two years to build a vacation camp, unless the ‘and every one of the 14 fight-| tion of Lee’s anatomy. LeRoy did not| are eligible to compete in regional|of the. line-up tas been improved.| ago. Tolan and Simpson wae ma) Robins agreed to give him $25,000. programed offered their best in|reach Cavanagh’s face more than 10] meets next week. One meet at Park|Manager Shotton is able to offer a/ speed in the 60-yard dash, the oe The Brooklyn board of directors an- times during the melee while he| River started yesterday. good infield, fair outfield and two ex-/ in which Simpson holds the cham-| nounced their top: figure: would be stopped a hundred swings with his| In this district, the eleventh, Park|cellent catchers. He finds his stock | pionship. NE $22,500. y after the windup] sharp elbows, shoulders and ribs. River, Hannah, Walsh County Aggies}on the shelves for emergency call low are Favol in Relay ise vanagh, the home| After the fight, Russie had three] and Milton were to continue play to-/but may be able to do something in Towa wit ae champions ip ee , was the underdog. LeRoy,|cuts and two slightly bruised eyes | day. the way of replacements later. team appears M a os “ bil a several : the favorite. It|while Cavanagh’s face was unmarred| ‘The other tournaments were to be Thevenow Is En ing in the mile Syn nai wuts y' | wilson, right-handed rookie, may an- goals and @ free throw, the Bismarck ie led in the tournament have ble that Cavanagh |and a dull redness over the ribs and | played at. Wahpeton, Fargo, valley] ‘The most encouraging development | have three members 0! ang o are} swer the supplication of’ the White Imps last night had little trouble in| ® ady arrived and are on display at |small of the back showed where Rus-| City, Jamestown, Mandan, Bismarck, for Phillie fans is. in the infield.) pionship quartet entered, | Sox for another good pitcher. The defeating the hard-fighting St. Mary’s| the Halvorson Jewelry Palace-and at sie’s attack had been directed. Hettinger, Dickinson, Grand Forks, Tommy Thevenow seems certain to} Stamats and Vaughn Stevenson. | ite sox open against the Dalles quint 35 to 13 at St. Mary's gymna-| the Adams County Record office. The In the semi-windup, Bob Nichol-| Grafton, Devils Lake, Cando, Minot, play great ball at shortstop. Frank Cuhel, the Olympic hurdler, |cieers with a spring exhibition today. a scald aty North Dakota high school league will vinced that they need more practice. They hoped, however, to even the count with the Cardinals in the re- turn engagement here today. CARRIGAN DIVIDES SQUAD March Tommy Thevenow’s Great Play Winner of Tourneys at Bis- marck and Mandan Clash Next Week at Mandan 2 g 5 8 8 i i McWEENEY SIGNS CONTRACT Clearwater, Fla., March 8—(AP)— Doug McWeeney has capitulated to the arguments of Wil%ert Robinson and affixed his name to a Brooklyn contract. Dazzy Vance announced he was going back to Homassassa, Fla., fi ki i eB od bed Hf #8 i ait ff $ came to scoff re- R ‘i WL 1 award a trophy to the district cham- son and Bobbie Baker, local welters, slashed and slugged their way through eight sizzling rounds. Nich- olson earned a shade due to his ‘Williston, and Bottineau. Bismarck high school’s basketball machine opens its tournament drive ‘Fesco Thompson ‘at-second base is/was the anchor man on the quarter an established star and Arthur Whit- . ney third, and Don last year. His place may be filled by Oran Pape, who flashed to fame on the Hawkeye football eleven last fall. YANKEES TO CATALINA Los Angeles, March 8.—(?)—William. Wrigley Jr., owner of the Chicago at the first quarter, 17 to 7 at the half, and 26 to 13 at the end of the third Mary's, though pions, to the runners-up and to the team displaying the best sportsman- ship. . The local Masonic lodge will period. ing. B: & ‘The trial tonight will be held in hting hard, was hel} in the last |Offer a trophy. cup to the winner of cleaner apes an a ae |e ee ne en ee erBe trial tonleht wil Pe Tovard | Cubs, now training at Santa Cata.| Sgntins hard, wap helpless the spectal free throw contest, ‘The ‘ feinting for | threw plenty of fists but the ma) son in the first round of the Sixth rdles, the 880-yard run, and the lina Island, has invited Col. Jacob Adams devastating |ity stopped harmlessly. i district tournament at the local high glory even with a/| hurdles, yt . | Ruppert to bring the New York Yan- The summary: County Record will award gold Baker landed a low left in the ‘at 7:30 o'clock to- tail end team.| 440-yard run. "| St. Mary's (13) FG FY pF| watch charms in the shape of. basket- hile Cavanagh ; school gymnasium +i ded to the | Kees to Wrigley field here for train ght in leash|third round that sent Nicholson to | night. Whitney hit 300 in} An innovation was a ©] ing next year. Wrigley said that )DAler ve 1 3 2] balls with the words “All-District | . the floor. The soldier writhed on the| | (inderwood was scheduled to meet his first chance program by deciding on (rin! nests should the Yankees come west & 0... 0] UI to tbe. players. chaecn an tbe Action ‘ canvas as though suffering from 4! wcclusky in the first game of the and Thompson be for the first time | Series of pre-season games might Lays rleceapaca foul blow but Referee Roberts re-| to t 3:30 o'clock this afternoon and Hurst were| Policy will used for ie 2 1 1| Season tickets may be purchased in ee cap ching ‘Bisisaree: |fused to examine him, waved Baker ey eee EMR aMOeA Ae hot far away." |i this event, It is designed to get benefit both teams. o 0. 1}any, of the towns who have teams ee ree’ boaters aaried tn SEAT HUGHES OPT THTT (oo smbomialeeme ais aan cancer Peel, who) pocketing with an entry of 35 runners| WANERS OFFERED INCREASE eee tournginent. oul away with lefts ai r o'clock. 4 "aso Robles, Calif., March 8.—(?)— : A SERESEN ical ts Sn rights to Lee's body, die Danie at Tecuperating. eoberts, er ne hans Coleharbor will clash with Wilton J Louis by way of| in the event. Barney ‘Drsefian, ‘owner of the Pitts- f Y ¢ “Which landed on ribs or elbows, Lee| Tom the stands for mak! YS | at 8:30 o'clock tonight in the second Houston, Texas, burgh club, today stated that he had . 4 5 5||Do You Know That— | was countering with straight left jabs |"eSUme their warfare. 1 right had |@venine game and the last contest apparently could H ock Leaders offered Paul Waner a $1,000 increase ga: ot ae ¢ fg an. cocasional. overhand right | , Nicholson's powerful rig lineh | Of the first round. not be denied a place in the outfield. ey over last year of $12,500 and had |r, A 35d That was a swell story about that sizzled around Russie's head and | Baker dancing away or inte ® Phe Semi-Finals in Morning Ghuck Hicin, who was promoted, from ©} | mentioned: $8,000. for Lioyd, a $1,500 1 0 o| Kress putting in his own figures neck. The during the duration of the bout. Ba-| winners of the afternoon games Fort Wayne late in the season, finish- increase. . ‘This figure 1s $9,000. pogo ons 1 — even. Ker's butting, shoving, and clinching | win race each other in the sem-|@d so sensationally, that he wil be eY At FUMISD | he Waner's demand o 3 3) eens. is Dat down ‘The second round had just started = Best Bout finals at 10 a. m. tomorrow, while/siven a nce_to repeat. Lefty pitas — Oo 0 1| the story. ... George Lott will when Lee jeckknifed out of his crouch | yaotit’Yjerooker Best, Bow xer| Winners of the evening contests play | Crbeu former, tae outfield Dennis! yew York, March 8—(/P)—The play-|__ SENATORS HAVE 32 MEN 0 0. 0| Play baseball and tennis for ‘and loosed two terrific rights, his most. ii ve h ing in thei at 11 o'clock. Sout may divide outfield assign: | grr positions for the National Hockey Washington, March. ‘ Stagg’s Maroons ... perhaps... | potent Tas Fights, nis most |made the hit of the evening in thelt| rosers of the semi-final games play | ments, The veteran Cy Williams Will zeague are almost decided but a few| ager Walter Johnson, ‘Totals ie 3 6| if he passes enough wotk.... J ‘Boney baesble tor a reconz|nzcround: setfo. It Was tie eights |i2, ©, consolation. contest et 9:20] Re Oeld in resetve. close rivalries still are making it un-|his team at the Tampa Baek eee Dick ‘Porter, the Clevelands’ i ottre yele for n econ-|time these promising featherweights /ciock Saturday night and the final| | Virell Davis and Walter Lerlan ing it un= | training camp indicated thal or ea ee eee wings had me and it thes ais 3s torrdiag [Same will come at 8:30 o'clock, ac- take rank with the great younginod at the finish. had only 32 men on its roster, leav- warst factory in Maryland . | come their first encounter when they had |cording to Roy D. McLeod, athletic ‘Toronto's Maple Leafs let the lowly | ing only seven to be set adrift. Sam cad he hasn't signed a coriract Hfeinted for openings. the ringworms stanciit °" | ireetor of the Jocal high school Chicago Blackhawks hold them’ to a| Jones, pitcher, has not yet reported yet... . Bulow, who can’t be seen ‘talizing Russie with his jabbing left aout yelling ay Sach of the dead-|_pismarck, undefeated this | year 1 to 1 tie last night in a game that|and Cliff Bolton, catcher, by Herr Maxie as = manager, that had the blonde's iy Uppereat thab nearly peaved_ his /arlee THRRINE Up against some 08 the might have ‘assured them of third | absent. knows Choe Chacobs. . .. He teok ‘tn the ;| by unpereu ‘the first, “bettie, Last-/sTonsest teams the state has to after, place in the International group. song : Choe !4eaded blow for TUE he Gucked Brooker's leads and |ls,:evored to gallop Shmpash the dis. Les Canadiens of Montreal took a| TIGER HURLERS CUT LOOSE “neving a ceettered with lefts and rights thet | trict tourney and mest the winrier af firmer grip on first place in the In-| Phoenix, Ariz, March 8—(#)—) Venango: Faery with lefts a the Fifth district tourney, which Will sr troit Tiger pitchers were permitted to Mandan boy worried all the |. yrandan according to the fans, at ternational grouv by their 3 to 0 vic- td ecterday. Roy Johnson , Russie way. These two clever lads, as even- | the state training school next Friday . |tory over Ottawa. cut loose y! 'y- pa 4 in. ly matched as two fighters can be, night for regional honors and the |’ od to will furnish Slope fans with plenty of | ight to enter the state tournament. |; i ge ‘ fisticuffs if they continue fighting to : ti er . the Drawings for the Fifth a c sit tournament at Mandan follow: First Round New Salem vs. Linton. Hazelton vs. Napoleon. Ashley vs. New Salem-Linton wine | ner. ‘ Wishek vs. Steele. Flasher vs. To Explain Charge} ,.. 422 30°S.0"%_1n iS arate tone oh Complete ‘reversal of form. was, dis ‘ : : age abet aaised Bar-| played by the St. Cardinals , 5 xe at eek Ain three: Rookie hurlers held the He i i ii H i ey i ify la if a til colleges