The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 6, 1929, Page 8

’ | ie THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, - WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1929 _ Intersectional Games Make Saturday Red Letter Day in Big Ten } —— =———— HARVARD, ARNY AN) FOSTER PREDICTS CHAMPS IN THREE HEAVY CLASSES SOON MISSISSIPPI! INVADE [When Firing Heels Outflew Spinach | Jimmy Woodhall PANAMA AL BROWN ‘Macalester Ends [AL MARSTERS, DARTMOUTH, MIDDLEWEST REALM |< To Replace Grey ' BANTAMWEIGHT I ' Are Out of Game PLAYS NO MORE THIS YEAR . i : ‘Concordia Practice ainst | 5 er 2 Michizan, Illinois and Purdue! ; (a ' On Friday : Card MOST RECENT KING ° roe bie for a j Sensational Backtield Star Suf- Landis to Score " fi ve ‘ re Fergus Falls Veteran Battles With St. Olaf fers Fractured Vertebra | Jumping Dates i for Ten Rounds or Less se Saturda j in Contests | ; With Brooker Jack Sharkey Regarded Lead: |ends Sr NTT mmae ealeae toot: | ? Chicago, Nov. 6—()—Kenesaw Respective Opponents i a | i i ball team, Davis and Grout, will not, , Mountain Landis, commissioner of d 300,000 FANS ARE EXPECTED - e Jimmy Woodhall, Fergus Falls, ing Heavyweight Con- play in the St. Thomas homecoming | NOT PERMANENTLY HURT | baseball, threatens to “say something , ; ; : * Minn, veteran, vill substitute for Hae cei ehh eth A | of importance” about barnstorming : = a MEG Greys Promeer reas, | tender by N.B.A, —! Devine nt een ot foe Page Pepe gh ge aed si ‘ x Smith's opening Friday night | 1 Injurie: rottl then do not appear to when he Brovko Nagurski, Minnesota é i boxing program at the Kex the- | ear Tek that will keep him on the side- ha 1 ian a parelicstgigs attends the National ‘agi imeeting : : hee ‘ : atre this week. lines. of Great Eastern Triple at Chattanooga. Tenn.. \. Star, Will Play Despite a ” : % ‘ te this eek tight toomer |MIDDLEWEIGHT SAID OPEN) Coach rank Mayer is scrimmaging . of AVERY PEGEIGEN aiiy FOEESAT GR Broken Thumb 4 ; Brooker, North Dakota feather- | his gridders daily and hopes to re- Threat tests yet.” he said, “but T may have ¥ 4 J ae 4 weight champion, in the 10-round | : y iL last year's victory. The Mack- something of importance to say at the By PAU ie aic KELSON é headliner. ‘a Chairman of the Championship erotica ent ae te but) Hanover, N. H., Noy. 6—i)—Al | meeting.” y PAUL ELS Smith Friday night opens his . " ‘upset the dope and dow e Tom- i a‘ Ghicago, Nov. 6.—14 metized | is wultee heathy seaion al te ee. Committee Lists Lead- ini | Marsters, star Dartmouth back, lay of colorful intersectional Z é . He plans to stage fights each . ‘The Cadets also are going through| in @ hospital cot today, his college | GRIDDERS PLAY TAG urd at Michigan, Art a . Friday night throughout he ers in hard sessions for the game, which will| football games a thing of the past.', A game of tag teaches the players winter, his program extending — be watched by alumni. Coach Boland| He received a fractured vertebra Sat- | {© think while running and develops x into May, - By EDWARD J. NEIL jhas issued some new plays and plans! urday in the Yale game. leg muscles and wind. according to letter day Saturd t He has arranged an attractive The Na-|t continue workouts through Friday. j Coach Robinson, who insists on the Close to 300,000 {ans are expected] 7 Bes ss card for the opening night. New York, Nov. 6—(#)—The Na-|"°Cotain Ken Raymond and Bates,| AS described by Dr. John S. F. contest as an important part of to jam the s tadiums in which " ‘ , tional Boxing association, striving tO | °b1e and fullback, who were injured Gile, Marsters sustained a fracture Brown's early season preparation for nine represent of the conference " : i i set Pte ss Mek seta i shoot |in the Concordia game, have been on the right transverse process at the | football. SORE eset ~ | Stagg Sorry for i seructnn, our. tact hse A Same a yar sah ar ahve Nhe c jnow lacking leaders. as the Johnnies prepare for the final! no permanent effect on the player ff ference's history 2 ne e one ' ie tae: evormon be ee Mythical Critics! It the energy of Edward K. Fos-|#ame with Augsburg at Collegeville:| but it will keep him either in the in- | ‘The most enormous throng of the day will watch Harvard make its first | |ter, chairman of the championship reat SEE URe Ter ion ete ALIGN, fiemary or on sidelines while his team ‘asi agains’ 1 te N. B. A. can bring 4 1 plays Brown, Ci Beye ries (Ae ann Armor depend. | ee most feinolls annual race events—that's the scene pictured here a8) Chicago, Nov. 6,—(%)— Pickers of pions on the middleweight, light been sent through stiff workouts and | fortably and would be allowed to re- | tng on the weather, are anticipated | Flying Heels al ecg Ta EN ein ae the historic Pimlico | qi-american football teams this sea- heavyweight ‘and heavyweight Coach Ecklund said there would be! sume his classroom work soon. This | Rrearit bettie. ‘The army's invasion | Futurity, at Pinniico, Ma. Flying He inst the tail.” Jockey Mack son have the sympathy of Amos thrones. His most recent announce: no_letup. is the star's senior year. of Ulinois will attract a sell-out crowd | Gardner, riding Spinach, protested that he ‘oughed” by Jockey Kelsay | Alonzo Stagg, the “grand old man” ment was the naming of Panama Al heme Sean Pecan for-| wo years ago Marsters flashed on ward peates wise ee) ve €X= | the gridiron horizon as a halfback. on the home stretch, but s uled. i rf ‘of 68,000 while 50,000 scem certain of | of the University of Chicago, Brown, tall, clever negro who has viewing the Northwestern-Ohio State OTERO ITT TS as IT ee “In my 40 years of football, T have | whipped every challenger in his di- Pects the Oles to use in the game at! Abie year was looked forward to for duel at Columbus never known a season when there yision, champion of the bantam. | Northfield. St. Olaf's fast backfield} i998 but an ankle injury ie COMISKEY AND DONIE BUSH wan sucha supercandance of eal Weigh mil cause he Moorhead eam Ich | iow par 4 sien 4, Chicago More Popular [backs.” Stage said, “There are at{ Poster, wealthy Providence, R. 1.) ¥0ry. as any of the four starters can! ‘This year Marsters was the basis | Capital Funeral Chicago's victorious stand agains! 6 ’ jleast. a dozen players who stand out} business man whose hobby is boxing, circle the ends or smash the tacklers.| o¢ the entire Dartmouth attack. He P. vy Princeton last week has spurred the from the pack—-men who sre entitled | resently removed Mickey Walker as! Coach D. C. Mitchel is sending his | was shifted to quarterback. 5 ariors eee ste diicats for the Wiscone ia hi sea Fito consideration. for all-American| titieholder in the middleweight di- (Varsity against the frosh and is per-| “In the six games Dartmouth has 208 Main Ave. same 50 that 40,000 are expec ted. The ——_—- honors. Picking four of them will be yision and declared the throne vacant fecting a defense to stop Vernie Mil-| played this year. “special delivery”! Zowa-Minnesota game at Towa City, : f° |a tough Jobstoe the experts,’ | vision and dev ckeys ‘refusal to de-|1€f Phantom quarterback of St.) al had scored 108 points. His per- | Licensed Embalmer e Most Important of the day. from Despite Ten Purchases Already, JIMMY an y | sedate exo Mary's, on Norton field. The few re-| formances against Yale and Harvard Phone—Day or Night—22 tone ; \o-_. al i jserves also are coming in for hard} were especially brilliant. Hi | 5 s race, s 3 . . o—. | . . *; As yet no outstanding contender specially le was one | Stile 20000 Abe pels igure Plans Laid for Buying May B attle Again Fights Last Night || nas appeared to lay undisputed claim scsimegn ene of the outstanding broken field run-! Jos. W. Techumperiin Set for the I lississippi-Purdue game. oT ce the light heavyweight crown re- TRAVERS STAKE OLDEST ners, pee. forward passer and a Michigan has failed to win a con- More Men Suni Rae ay see es penn ti rglien | good ‘i ference game so far this season, but (By the Associated Press) [cently relinguished by Tommy Lough! me ‘Travers Stake, first run at s season, M | Sst. a + will have its strongest lineup in énel — Promoter ior steel Was Pal plabon lise isd = na | sary, 120, aise a siege can be Seratogs a os oe cae a field for the first time in several] SMEED JOLLEY IS INCLUDED) Vell Satisfied With Fight New Yor do). ae hie ropn eee tamed ae wweeks when it tackles Harvard. si a | OXfin Dahlem, the fleetest all toter Between Them depts inecked’” out” simmy | ester has listed the N. B. A. cham. | —— eae on the Wolverines’ squad, and Ducky Ms Mendo, Pittsburgh, (1). Eddie {pions and leading contenders in this No. 3—Jack Thompson. i i : , ‘Bimrall, safety man and punter, re- | ‘Old Romat’ Refuses to Discuss) qyicago, Nov. ‘oo sitintecs | Shas Chen | fashion: x | ; i i (P)\—So satisfac- s 5 0, outpointed Johnny laa | JUNIOR WELTERWEIGAT | turned to the backfield last night the Report He Is After ‘tory was the 10-round bout between | Katser, St. Louts, (10). | HEAVYWEIGHT Champion—Mushy Callahan after @ long rest because of injuries, = /Sammy Mandell and Jimmy Mc- Springnietd, Mo.—simmy Uwens, | Champion—Open No. 2—Baby Joe Gai while Al Steinke, his injury complete- Mark Koenig, |Larnin Monday night that Paddy | Springfield, Mo. outpointed No. 2—Jack Sharkey. No. 3—Stan Loajyza. Coe guce. Cee eu HeBiNa Harmon, boxing impresario of the} Clausine Vineent, — Stillwater, be Pee a ter ah } LIGHTWEIGHT may resort to an op7n running and Chicago stadium, is seeking a return Okla., (10). No. S-Brnle Scheff. | Champs _—Sammy ‘ i | jon. Mandell y, 6B — (Ph — 's | match between the pair. Jacksonvihe, Fla—Dick Gore, | assing game for the Crimson. Chicago, Nov. 6.—()— Baseball's F 4 tt 2—Tony Canzoneri. Paneh Bob Zappke of Illinois was |“Old Roman,” Charles A. Comiskey, Jacksonville, Fla, outpointed | No. 6-—-Otto Von Porat No. 3—Billie Wallace. CATT eS eo i No. 7—George Godfrey. secking a plunger for the Army |arranged a huddle with his new man- | | Do You Know Tha ra | Decapua, Flint, Mich., —————_—_—_—___———-e Los Angeles—Ignacio Fernan- Most of the season. Fritz Humbert, | sox. Phil Scott owns three houses in Ward ‘Sparks, San Francisco, No, 8—Paulino Uzcudun. JUNIOR LIGHTWEIGHT ; struggle. Lack of sustained line at-|ager, Donie Bush, today to map out No. 9—Phil Scott. Morgan No. 10—Victorio cern : *y No. 11—Young Stribling. J | ‘one of the best line smashers to wear| although 10 minor league stars, in- London. . . . Bill Carey has re- No. 12—Tuffy Griffiths. tack has been bothering the Illini |their campaign to rebuild the White o dez, Los Angeles, outpointed, 10). the orange and blue, has almost re-|eiuding Smeed Jolley of the ‘San| lnauished the actual management LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT covered from his injuries but it is |Prancisco Seals, have been purchased of Madison Square Garden af- AN THER STEP | Champion: *y doubtful whether he will start against | , % } fairs, letting Frank Bruen and OTHER STEP | pion—Opel 3 Minnesota’s hopes of chasing the |Box are in the market for a second| Drows. ..- Meanwhile Bill is tour’ | coaches by label ve and. ) G : ’ : ing his reserve and MIDDLEWEIGHT “sowa jinx and winning the Big Ten |beeoman who can do some heavy hit-| {06 the country picking out alr | fo nan sacks wich the names of | Champlon—Open business action, is for profit. You buy crown was dimmed with therevelation iting, a catcher, another heavy clout aoe a ee raon ss |the opposing team's most dangerous} No. 2—Ace Hudkins. No. 3—Vidal Gregorio, tk had broken the thumb of his left ies ouieues ‘and a pair of steady! Sromoter is ‘a great roster... , Players. Saunders and Musick of} No. 3—Rene De Vos, | FLYWEIGHTS profit. In terms of hauling work, you hand in the Indiana game. The “Big |Pirpe = : | He forgets and cheers on the ; Southern California were imperson- WELTERWEIGHT Champion—Frankie Genaro The “Old Roman” refused to dis-| tguliflesers to greater efforts... ated in scrimmage by Marks and |Champion—Jackle Fields No. 2—Izzy Schwarte. can likewise buy profit. You can put a Nag” expects to play, however, al-| ous current report ; sf ple ports Me was after! ‘phe double-wing-back f Allen of the Crimson second team. No, 2—Jimmy McLarnin. No. 3—Midget Wolgast. though his effectiveness may be !apark Koeni ; e double-wing-back formation | ig, the Yankee shortstop, | js lots | confident handicapped. ana that He plannedto send Bil Gke-| Gente, Lo lets of Bere = = Dodge Truck to work, of its “Hawks Are Impressive sell, his high priced shortstop, to/ used more than 12 years... . And profit-earning Iowa, too, had a regular on the j Washington in exchange for a right) Zuppke's new “fades” tion ability. {njured list—its veteran end, Mas- handed pitcher, possibly Irving Had- just another wing-back with $0 fine that hal the world trogany, who has a bad ankle. The! a variation that makes it click. ‘Hawks were impressive last night in | ‘ A Dodge Trucks are weighed in terms of stopping Minnesota line formations | ~ — set atic . —— . e € ° and see an opportunity of spoiling t Li t B kb ed low! profit thousands shrewd Gopher championship hopes for the [AY /7 ved be a UtC r AY VLC SO e by of buyers second successive year. 1 Booause of the heft of Mississipp!'s | a every month in the year. They select forward wall, Purdue may revert to} é oo. a passing and open field attack bic é these werkers for their proved depend- are the southerners. The regu- 4 ae Jar Boilermaker backs, Welch, Yune- . s : ability, power, speed, safety, good leoks vich, Harmeson and White, were giv- A Gi t : : , " - en a rest last night while Coach A . Rdaicae HY. e : : and economy—features Jimmie Phelan drilled the line and | : gar , vr that mean time reserves. — ‘ ; od cniagd Behr has encouraged Wis- | a8 4 more werk done, costs lowered, consin by returning to his quarter- : a . ack position after a week's absence N | q : profits earned. because of injuries while Bill Lusby, & — Badger punter, may get into the Chi- | ; } ? iw zs cago game, too. Chicago, meanwhile, oui. i > . re : See the Dedge Truck thet fits your prowess of the aca forward ral against Purdue and the team’s weak- Then, safely invest your truck dollers year championship reign, Northwest- in it—in‘ profits. ern was busy preparing for Ohio 1 State, BUl Griffin, a light but flect | to Keep all its Ohio State out of the championship “4 . Yon 8 " . chase Saturday. Tropical Flavor tor" watts at) °525 wor wiathones (om) 1345 ee ) 2-T0N 168° wheelbase (6-cyl.) 3-ToN 128" whestbese (é-cyt.) Me pereonins an sera stink nn | Lv! of scouts who reporte the % Hi fe : : ’ ‘ need—complete with Test it. Sealed y % body. ness against the overhead attack. Having virtually ended Illinois’ two- In Cel lopha ne Pe ditaiiéches tse viu seek to past Unmatched i PRICES 60M and Factory 124% wackens (oat) 67H 10" wearin (Oars 120° whestace (ey) 77S 80" whealbese (Gert) , a70N 168" wheelbase (6-cy!.) 1065 — 108" wheetbere (6-<y1.) Fresh ness... Ic is an impressive fact that men and women are Visit our showroom. Bring your present car. ed buying from two to five times as many new you can in one of these 183% whesthese (Cert) 745 Buicks as any other car priced above $1200. i are available on the extremely 1-10" Moreover, during August aud September, liberal General Motors time payment plan. 133% wheetbese (Gert) 845 Buick monopolized its market to such a de- — i 1.100 gree that it won 41% of the total sales ty oldies pA gg Mevaced models, Buick 140° wheelbase (6-cyl.). of Cay mae of car in a Be Susu altimate in lasary, Lj fom beaeaicsad et this marked preference for Buick would 1465 te $1995, f. 0. 6. factory. still greater if a// motorists realized that ae Be ig A Fly ; Chosels ¢. ©. &. Botvele dt : can buy six of the fourteen luxurious Buick 5UICK MOTOR COMPANY, FLINT. MICHIGAN . Not merely do they SY body ee for less than $1300, f. 0. b. factory. a live 80 much longer. ‘These are Buicks through and through, embody- Builders of Buick and Marquente Movor Cars 7 But they keep on Gis ing the full array of Buick quality features: keeping their youth Buick’s new and surpassingly beautiful Bodies - ? og geal ; by Fisher; the famous Buick Valve-in-Head : thinks they are old. J coping sens powertel engine of its sim 0 the Buick’s deaulic Absorbers. The new Buick with these foaturei, will introduce 1 . pee oe et jor’ driving Boon BEDA ° pr ewer 4 te @ cunvorse movens aba i a 1225 ™ M. B. GILMAN _ Fleck Motor Sales, Inc. | ssoxen "Sines x vax. BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA : WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT 3;:; BUICK WILL BUILD> THEM