The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 11, 1929, Page 8

_ Bismarck Humbles Underwood 58 WASHBURN MACHINE and experts of the game, follow: York Yankees and he is satisfied. The Marshall, Northwestern WASHBURN WINS 3D PLACE) chicago, Mare 11.—1#)—Michigan and Wisconsin, co-champions of Western Conference basketball for Laredo, Texas, March 11—(#)—If Andy Cohen can keep up his present | COHEN LOOKS GOOD streak of hitting John McGraw will 5 Demons Placed to 5 to Mandan Hits Scoring Stride to Swamp Napoleon 39 to 7 in Finals ON SPORTSMANSHIP . First Team Position Second Team Yankees’ owner arrived here yester- dan for Right to Enter Foster, Wisconsin £ How, Illinois {day arid immediately trade rumors be- tae Michigan | a fi Lites hichored gan to ee But ; se colonel said ie - lurphy, jwe e ‘enhopen, the champions any trades il State Tourney Meter Misine (0) 4 Mie, hae | ea ae tae eae Braves Trail Napoleon at End SEES Chmielewski, Wisconsin e of First Quarter but Hit Terrfic Pace Bismarck swamped Underwood 58 to 5 Saturday night to win the cham- pionship of the sixth basketball dis- trict and the right to meet Mandan, champions of the fifth district, this two, while the fifth member came from Purdue, the runner-up. Competition for berths on this all- star aggregation was just as close as the long championship campaign, a campaign replete with comebacks, ; FIRST Forward—E. Spriggs, Bismarck. Forward—B. Jacobson, Bismarck. Center—G. Schwartz, Bismarck. Guard—J. O'Hare, Bismarck. Guard—F. Brown, Bismarck. SECOND the ball on the nose and safely. ROBIN PITCHERS WEAK Clearwater, Fla., March 11.—(?)— For the first time in years, Wilbert Robinson, president-manager of the Brooklyn Robins, is a bit worried over Underwood Scoreless From/)1929. also share honors in placing not have to look any further for a aan their hardboard artists on the all- ° le : Field in Final Game B¢- jeonterence tom seeced ‘or tne Qn Mythical Five! sic ‘serst%seinbtizeses: [HAZELTON WINS WINDUP Associa' ss by coaches, officials . fore Strong Attack and experts of the game. Each placed inc son started Cohen has been hittihg a Morton County Crew Meets Bis- marck for Right to Enter State Tourney thrills, 1 psets and some of the finest basketball ever exhibited along the circult. Murphy Was Unanimous Only one member was an unani- week-end for the right to represent Region C in the state tournament March 22 and 23. In absolute command throughout the runaway contest, the Demons re- his pitching staff. The Robins long have had excellent pitching which got them nowhere because the defense or the hitting was weak. Forward — Schlafman, Turtle After trailing at the'e! Lake. Forward—Ekstrom, Washburn. Center—E. Golden, Garrison. Guard —M. McGuire, Washburn. conference indoor track and field a lonship meet here Saturday night. The Hawkeyes, scoring in 7 of the 10 events, amassec a total of 29 2-3 points. Illinois. a courage- ous but losing fight was the runner- up with 20 5-6. Wisconzin was third with 15 5-6, Chicago fourth, with Hettinger Grabs Sieber District Honors} Hettinger, N. Dak. March 11—{ Downing Marmarth by a -32 to 19; count, Hettinger high school’s cagers are out. to settle matters as promptly 5 as possible hut the smaller fry won't let them. The teams of top rank have been coming through regularly _ against ‘their closest rivals only to be defeated or tied by a team which to be an easy victim. “The Boston Bruins last night de- feated the New York Rangers, 3 to 2, {up for their defeat by the Tiger Cubs Saturday. winning the second prac- tice tilt, 10, to 9. 4 Carroll, Barnes and Page hurled for the regulars, with Barnes making the better showing. Carroll allowed seven hits in three innings. to take the lead in th 13 5-6. : if CARD PLAYING TABOO : ¢ American | “The balance of the points were di: | smen? mene wom the champion | paso Robles, Calif., March 11—(— | Flege! vided as follows: Michigan 7 5-6; Ohio State 7; Indiana 6; Purdue 5; Northwestern 3 and Minnesote 1, Canby Sets Record The new American recard ‘estab- lished was in the pole vault which Henry Canby, 21 years old. of Mount Pleasant, Iowa, won with a leap of 13 feet 714 inches. Canby made this One more’ “verboten” sign has been hung out at the Pittsburgh Pirates training» camp along with the “no liquor” and “all to bed by 11 p. m.” warnings. The new words are “card playing taboo.” This step was taken by Donie Bush after hotel officials had complained of the carelessness of the men in ‘throwing cigaret butts about the floor. FLAGSTEAD WORRIES CARRIGAN Bradentown, Fia.. March 11.—(P)— The condition of Ira “Pete” Flagstead, mainstay of the Red Sox infield, was worrying Manager Bill Carrigan to- day. Flagstead arrived over the week-end after a five day trip from Olympia, Wash.. underweight end re- porting that he had spent several weeks in a Tacoma. Wash., hospital suffering from influenza. tight to meet Dickinson, eighth dis- trict champs, for the right to enter the state tourney. Bowman was awarded the sports- manship trophy and Reeder defeated Bowman for: third place in the meet. Blair Burnson, Hettinger, won the free throw contest. _ All-district selections ‘honor the fol- lowing men: Burnson, Hettinger, and L. Hilden, forwards: Olson, Bowman, center; an wn. Hettinger, and Beyer. Rhame, guards. | Shreveport Has Cuban Battery record of 13 feet 6 3-16 inches made gNew York, March 11.—()—Jimmy ; Buttalo 175- and | of 1 is an ated feet 1 inch made by Sabin Carr ‘ale. who achieved his record- z suEE HEYDLER VISITS BRAVES St. Pete . Fla.. March .1—(P)— John A. Heydler. president of the Na- tional League, at lh , Was @ visitor today at has @ palt of ‘the Braves’ camp. here. President- hurler, end &EE ovcacd nd of the first quarter, the Mandan Braves Satur- day night hit a fast stride and wal- loped Napoleon 39 to 7 to win the dis- trict championship and the right to Salocoorm & ournond Covoone a MONDAY, MARCH 11, 1929 Win District Confalon > DECIDED WINNER FOR a ee ee eal LASHER CAGE FIVE ere ee Jolly rope [Regional Finale} — sin mane| mascracicracReemersch trac owtans | Siete mpi na COPS COVETED GUP Misia s, wuss w eomon,| DEOOKlym Machine} stices ascites” Dazzy Vance Is Still a Holdout; Wright, Bissonette and ° Herman Strong District 5 4 ee 39; Napoleon 7 (champion- ip). ation). Flasher 15; Wishek 14 (consola-* tion). District 1 Lisbon 17; Wahpeton 10 (cham- ) ip). Lidgerwood 20; Hankinson 15. Lisbon 13; Hankinson 8. Wahpeton 32; Lidgerwood 20. District 2 Fargo 36; Hope 16 (championship). Fargo 51; Casselton 12. Hope. 32; Buffalo 24. Hillsboro 32, Hunter 11. Casselton 40; Buffalo 13. District 3 Valley City 27; Valley City Teachers 6 (championship). Valley aad Teachers high 29; San- high school . team day is claiming the Dunn county girls’ ata The liday girls defeated Dunn og with a lopsided score Saturday night. The Halliday boys, ha won the championship of the North Line, will go to Valley City Wednesday to com- pete in the-state tournament for con- solidated. schools. Importing Athletes é hitters who can’t field. Big Dazzy Vance, the speedball king of the National League, thinks the club officials have under esti- mated his value by about $2,500 and wants his contract figures revised. * Wright Has Same Arm : born 1 mous choice—Charles “Stretch” Mur- " PHILLIES ARE JUBILANT meet Bismarck for the title of the i 3 Glenn Wright, a great shortstop for s {used to grant the runners-up oweter, (phy. Purdue's “siring bean” center| Guard—R. Llerboe, Turtle Lake. | winter Haven, Fla., March 11—(@) | region. Valley City 18; Cooperstown 4. | Pittsburgh, pulled up withalamearm! in State Co field goal. Underwood, however, ) | reg Cooperstown 17; Sanborn 16. ndemne: fought hard throughout. and ace of all Big Ten scorers. It rd — Roe ason, Turtle |—The Phillies began their two-a-day| In defeating Flasher 23 to 20, Hazel- District 4 in his first day of practice and is un- diet Captain Jacobson. with nine field | 8S the second successive year that ere ei hn program today somewhat jubilant |ton won honors in the consolation! emestown 22; Oakes 16 (champion- der treatment, Brooklyn lacks co- Dickinton, N. D., March 11.—Mi goals, led the scorers in the contest. |Murphy was a unanimous selection.| | WO 2 vit witto, over their one-sided victory in their| meet. Flasher was awarded the ship). z : z=, ordination in some}. oe or Bighth District athleiie S00 Fay Brown, with five counters from |The other won by a margin of one or} Forvard='l, Bi Maelkls thom. first regular game of the training | sportsmanship trophy. " eiendale 21; La Moure 20. St the Pisyens. ir cation, eouatatitie OF coadlisa seid the court. came second and Gordie |two votes out of the 2¢ cast. Four] Center—! Waa c. lerwoou, season. Elghteen players, two com-| After the opening of the ‘second} Jamestown 22; Ellendale 8. Wally Gilbert could perintel bas ta araticaee and Landers and Ted Meinhover cach | juniors and one senlor compose the Guard—E. freesmapd Nhat plete teams, got into action in yes-| quarter, there was little doubt but) Oakes 22; La Moure 19. Ne a eect istrict, Hold a bane oe kee Caen ie first team ne ‘is Guard—E. Hirsch, MeClusky. terday’s tussle with the Winter Haven |that Napoleon would be swamped by er orgs eo ed Seinibons vaasting ae Deekibnan teocint rn trimmed the small Wil- n selecting ie team) judges pile drivers, the Phils romping 14 to 1.} the smooth-wor! fave ves. nger 32; Marmarth ham. e tea five ai to 15 in the consolation | Weighed general offensive and defen- (By WILLIAM S. MOELLER) Russell and Lillibridge were the heavy bats ota hacen be a third base sen- heat njeted Genounced tte. game to win third place in the meet |<ive ability of which height, depenc: | No matter how you shuffle the ATHLETICS MUSSED UP soorers for the winners, Reeder 32: 1 sation and if either | Practice of followed by some coaches after having been upset by Under-|abllity, and speed were the main re-|deck, Bismarck rated five men on the} Fort Myers, Fla., March 11.—(P)— bree ted te ida 12, “ of the club’s star /@nd superintendents in North Dakota wood 16 to'14 Saturday morning in |quirements, Height, especially. was|mythical sixth district basketball the Philadelphia Athletics returned || piegH DISTRICT Hettinger 24; ‘Reeder 16. BIUOSES OOO: Some eran untale ania uiigtiones the biggest upset of the tournament. |taken into consideration, as it was ajteam last week-end. No man on any} to their home base today mussed up MYTHICAL TEAMS Bi District 8 up with the balls|schools as unfair and unsportsman- Washburn was also awarded the/prerequisite of success in the 1929|0f the other seven teams was capable | from a road series with the St. Louis Grand Forks 17: U. model high 7 Gilbert gets, Robby | like. gportsmanship trophy. Tace. of replacing any one of the Bismarck | Cardinals and the Cincinnati Reds. Picked by officials and coaches. 3 UL hig! A resolution~was adopted urging i Harold “Bud” Foster of Wisconsin |men. They lost three out-of four. The Cards First Mee the state board of control to revise Underwood. after the final game, Y lost, ‘ar e Grand Forks 39; Northwood 11. °° was presented with a plaque emblem- | was voted the outstanding forward of |. Bismarck refused to allow Under- | took two’ and Cincinnati one, but in|| Worward—Kussel, Mandan. Model 21: Hat : the eligibilit; rules to require one atic of second place in the tourney |the season. Not only did Foster score |W0od. runners-up, @ single field goal 'the final game with the Reds yester- || Forward—McDonald, Mandan. el high 27; Hatton 13. assign year of attendance before outside stu- and Bismarck received the cham- {36 field goals and 23 free throws to|and walloped them 58 to 5 in the|day the Machmen won 6 to 0. Center—Arthur, Mandan. beprebin? sonette, who can hit and field, will {dents are permitted to particiapte in pionship cup. tie for fourth place in the individual |Championship game. Guard—Hudler, Mandan. Grafton 26; Pembina 9 (champion- | play first base and Herman will take |the athletic program of any high The Demons played fine basketball | scoring race, but he was a great de-| In three games, the Demons defeat- AVERILL PLAYS CENTER Guard—Helbling, Mandan. i \ care of right field. Herman is no ball |school. Ua throughout the tournament and |fensive player as well. ed Garrison 39 to 8. Wilton 66 to 5,) New Orleans,-March 11.—(7)—Earl || _ Second Grafton 26; Hamilton 11. hawk but he is the club's best hitter./ Such action it is believed, will pre- seored 163 points to 18 for their op-| Robert Chapman starred at center ;and Underwood 58 to 5. They gave) Averill, costly Rookie purchased by || Forward—Morebear, Flasher. St. Thomas 15; Cavalier 13. Jake Flowers was given a tentative |vent wholesale importation of ath- ponents in the three games. for Michigan, but he was placed as|the three teams only four field|the Cleveland Indians from the San|| Ferward—Schanlaber, Hazel District 12 advantage at second base in the pre-|letes, and protect the smaller schools Summaries of Saturday's games| Foster's running mate at forward by |S0als, indicating that every man on| Francisco club of the coast league, || Cemter—Meler. Napolcen. Devils Lake 17; Starkweather 12 | season calculations but Billy Rhiel,|of the state. follow: the critics. Offensively, Chapman |the Demon outfit filed his position | will play center field, Manager Roger || Guard—Lillibridge, Mandan. (championship). who has had two trials with the club, re pie |provided Michigan's winning punch. | Well. Peckinpaugh said today. He will be|| Guard—Daschle, Napoleon. Starkweather 26; Crary 15. has complicated the situation by his ans will be displaced. ‘The hold + Aenea FG FT PP He was able to loop field golas from] ||) | § flanked by Jamieson in left and aha gaeret meer i Sood playing in practice. | Rhiel ab-| are Doug McWeeny, Watson Clark, E. Spriggs, f . : every angle and during the campaign orter in right. ul 4 4 Manders. 4 0-4 Oscova' a0 fild ‘goals anc’ a? tee| Wisconsin Cagers ard Flasher defend Wanek 16 to 4 Apa 20: Rolete 20 champion 8s he is versatile pertormer. | S08,)'tnd Louis Koupale ns” Jacobson. f 9 0-0 2/ throws for 94 points. CHISOX OUTLOOK BRIGHT | 594, ttel in the semifinal ship). Conceded Shortstop ‘T” One of the young pite Schwartz c 1 2-2 0} Murphy, another junior, was easily id i Dallas, Tes., March 11.—(>)—Every- | Saturday afternoon in the S| Rolette 10; Minnewaukan 7. - “ ae wine, “pet ent ton Meinhover, c . 41-21 4 " i 2 ‘i “i » | of the consolation meet. Cando 27; Maddock 19. . Wright in shape is conceded the| young. Winn Ballou, drafted from ‘ the class of a great collection of pivot le or Irs ce thing looks bright to Manager “Lena’ ‘Summaries for Saturday’ in : 4 Milwaukee, has had h O'Hare, ¢ . 1 2-3 1|men, the judges decided. First, he Blackburne of the Chicago White Sox. By seats District 14 shortstop position without opposition leaguc sactbeys bee Sieg F. Brown, § + 5 0-0 1 | shattered the all-time Big Ten scoring < . Holdout worries have faded with the | ‘te fifth district tourney follow: Minot 21; Drake 7 (championship). | but if his arm should be slow in com- rad pete iota hs vii la : Fs egi 7|Peeerd of 133, established by Johnny |, Madison, Wis. March | 11—(P—| signing of Alex Metzler, star outfield- | Mandan (39) 2G Pr Pr| Hatvey 8) salva iy, toreep in” Gilbert is easeerian ve [of Atiamts, and BMI Moore, « hidcon Totals .........isseess 246-11 7) Miner of Ohio State in 1925, by loop- | Wisconsin and Michigan tied for the|er; his Rookie pitchers are hurling | Russell, f ... 4 1-3 2| Drake 11; Harvey 7. Thisd has. front a Garbcetteanesne | TRONS, are working: harh-tesein & tacos) ro rx myn wt ean te Sood Cheese Shatter amp cs gn Min pay Saha ta |p On o's et at Ch oo ia a :: 0 0-0 | cored the greatest number of points| 15. in the final game of the season| the Dallas Steers. Hudler, g . 1 161 4| Williston 28; Watford City 9 rer Aceh pr the | ™ ; G. Edgar, f | 0 0-0 2 8 P here Saturd nt. ‘The vict 8 outfield for the sake of the offense. Youngsters Must Go Liebel. { .. 0 0-1 0/! one gam*, streaking through Chi-| Atte Sit an eaivian Shame Exel heer Helbling,.g . 1 O41 1 ‘championship). Rube Bressler will be an outfielder, The Robins have half » dozen other Sayler, f . ee bee ie sieetrady anieeeronie tesa hip honore.with the Wolverines, with| “Avante Candies Tinea nt rermieeage § 23 0) Watford city 40; Stanley 17 at least part of the time. Max Ros- | Youngsters around but probably they erika, sg ary 14. His six feet six inches gave . valon, alina and, ee p Co. + 3 00 1 g f t Se © od o (ter and it was a difficult task guard-|defeats. The Badgers led at the half.) with Los Angeles in their first two Totals .. +17 5-11 11] Region 1—Aberdeen. players, John Frederick, a, Mem] a pitcher with s deceptive underhand — _— — _|ing him without committing a per-|!! to 4 : exhibition games of the season, the} Napoleon (7) Region 2~Eureka. graduate, the much traveled” Raty delivery, inay'be back later. 0 5-3 7 Sonal foul. He was a bulwark on de-|_ The game was a slow affair. neith-|Cubs were back on Catalina Island | Daschle, f 0 0-1 Region 3—Watertown. Sop ahd Haltoe srr bnmee | (WibcMMax’ Carey ectinp as: idcill fense too. er team showing any power. Wiscon-| for more conditioning today. Man- | Meier, f o 1-1 Region 4—Huron. er, furnish an interesting contest for| master the Brooklyn players go Referee: P. E. Mickelson, Fargo. MeCoy fs Captain cing took the lead at the start never| ager Joe McCarthy is satisfied his | Elhard, 0 24 Reston ss aeon. the available outfield openings. Max | through one of the most elaborate To Ernest McCoy of Michigan was|t? be headed, and seemed content to| club has finally got enough batting | Schafer, g Oo 0-0 Region 6—Woonsocket. Carey is listed as an raiser but | Programs of exercise in baseball. Wilton (15) FG FT PF|awarded one guard position and the |°8St along on a slim mérgin. punch for a National League pennant, | Koch, g .. 1 2-2 Region 7—Yankton. ‘With mili precision Se 3 25 4 The present. championship is th v 3 hay Y probably he will coach and act as first prone pepe: emia L, Vincent, f .. .. 3 25 2lcaptainey of the first team. The P pionship he | so his worries have revolved to pitch- | Greitl, g Oo 0-1 Region &—Lead. lieutenant to Manager Robinson | falls in, counts off and then executes ‘Thompson, f ... 0 22 1feritics agreed McCoy wes the out-|first Wisconsin has shared since 1924| ing and the infield. Steinhaus, ¢ - 0 0-0 much of his time. a series of intricate maneuvers. Bats H. Krush, f . 1 1-1 0|standing guard and leader of the race.| ¥en the Badgers tied with Chicago MUST HAVE GOLF COURSE i are used for guns. Manager Robinson. Nugent. c . 1 0-0 1| Edmund Chmielewski of Wisconsin vrs cline with eight victories and REDS FIGHT OFF DIZZINESS PTOUAIB 65's tne ss 1 5-12 9] Demand for students and profes- Seven Pitchers Back yells advice and comment from the Pieiffer. g - © 0-1 1/won the other guard post. He was|four defeats. That year as this.) Miami, Fla. March 11—()—The| Referee: Wyttenboch, U. N. D.; |S for ® golf course has caused of-| Seven of last year's pitching staff, |club house porch. Perhaps these are H. Vincent, 2 .. : 0 0-0 O|the greatest surprise at Wisconsin ‘onsin and Chi cago met here in| Cincinnati Reds were recovering to- umpire: Doyle, Bismarck. * "" /ficials of Mississippi State Teachers’ | excluding Vance are back. Thus far | his happiest moments of the day. He — — —|this year. After serving as a substi-|the final game with the same result.! day from an attack of dizziness, which = prima auras College to announce plans for a nine-| there has been no indication at the | is not so carefree when the ball play- Totsls sss. 5 5-9 5 tute last year, he came back to star |The summary: came upon 17 of them yesterday while | tazelton (23) TG Fr. pp hole course on the campus. + | training camp that any of the veter-| ing begins. Seren ial SGimoR Ie running guard this season. He was moter te 39) *e a PF | fanning the breeze attempting to con- | steiner. f .. o38) 08 8 ¥ikstrom t ™ 3 1-2 0 Soerre Ariane. fast floor man and Ko walezy! a 3 pepe ae Detling operas ol fey Schanlaber, f 5 03 3 * os 6 x ~ x nt shot. ‘| elphia etic recruit pitchers re e pant 2 0-0 0) Recapitulation of scoring records Moenunes: t 2 1 land the battling hurling of the vet- cence e i Pee een iy 9 0-0 O| shows that this team would average | Zeunhopen. ¢ 4 1° Oleran Rube Walberg. The Reds took | Rott, g:...... 0 Ol 1 * Bey S : 0-2 1/34 points a game and commit only 7 | Chmielews! 0 1 2/2 thorough trouncing, 6 to 0. ; Miller n, ? ne # personal fouls, while holding the av-,=uerman, g . ee pe Totals ..... vee lO 369 7 M Mocuive, © 3 a4 1(crage, Big Ten team of 1929 to 16] gatas ¢ 7 | HAWLEY STARTS SELECTION — = _ |polnts a game. ‘ % Week eal eeel Fla., ia ny 1 00 ° 3 * 4 Totals .. i ‘ Chicago (15) FG Fr pr —@#)—For lay’s practice session, in 0 0-0 0. , 9 3-9 5 I Wi ° {acapien? en oT 1 1] preparation for the first exhibition 1. 245 1 CIGAR SMOKE IS gf Saeccera OWa WINS QUIPFISE cheenon. ¢ REO ed eye ee H ° NON. IRRITATING TO THE » "IGist, c . 11. 4{ley of the St. Louis Browns was ° ‘ Hockey Le Indoor Track Meet!#::*¢ Eb ]fePthe ci tothe’ roar ott \Fish, g . vat fo the out for the “regulars,” ) (') . ey Leaguers eae 18 3] Mei® at'econd, Kress chert Don- |e . NOSE AND THROAT. . . in the opinion ° lero. and one of his young; ~- Totals .......... “6-10 6 Towa City, Iowa, March 11.—(®) 7 Still Undecided Three records, including a new Amer: {hl eo nO 8. 8) 11 |caeenere to, fire, Referee: Wyttenbock, U.N. D.; a of DOCTOR C. STANFORD READ f ican mark was established and. two antes rg Pauw; umpire, Wee) Dorie. Bee , En 1} is 1) PA ich New York, March 11.-()—The| Were caualled as Iowa -cored a sur- snip e DETROIT WINS SECOND [k ician leaders of the two divisional races in | Prising triumph in defeating Tilinois, Phoenix, -Ariz.. 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