The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 8, 1930, Page 8

Sayaygy one emmy annem ine THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1930 Will Be Decided April Fate of Chicago’s Cage and Track Meets 1. | WHENC (SSIS SAN FRANCISCANS MAKE BEST SHOWING IN A. A. U. RING MEET PRETHREATENED BY One an rac Tam Wil Compete fr Southern Gafomia—- > ——~ Tomy Canzoneri | WASTRNBATTIARS oe ~ neat —S eget) AS TOURNEY OPEN » ~~ Gathollo Tourney Pp “Wis aoe ‘eld the, worsea| New Orleans and Chicago Glove : enter ne al Teams Each Score Three Victories Former. World's Champion Travels Rocky BOARD TO MAKE DECISION Track Meet Inaugurated in | 4901, While 12 Tourneys Have Been Conducted 30 BOUTS ARE COMPLETED 23 Go Full. Route, Three End With Kayoes, and Referee is SHOT PUT. 46 FEET O1iscus- \40FEET- a § and Expect to Cut a Fig- ure,’ Manager States 120-VARD HIGH HURDLES 159% ak af F i i 4 He if i i 5 i i I i i i Te i il iy e i gE § i In this day of specialization, it is seldom that a “one man” track team gets any place, but on the Pacific coast a lot of nice things are being written and said of Jim Stewart, who just about qualifies as an entire track team by himself. Stewart is 21 gh & and this spring will compete in the colors of the University of Southern California for the first time. Coach Dean Cromwell believes he will be good for many potnts in major competition—and his marks seem to vindicate Cromwell's belief. In 1928 Stewart established an American the decathlon and placed second in event later in the same season when was broken. He was a member of the Olympic team that summer and won second in the decathlon for Uncle Sam. “c_~\Jack Fields Ordered to Defend Crown|40 BISMARCK TRACK ATHLETES Catholic Champs Wil 'Heinie Wagner Is REPORT TO COACH ROY M’LEOD ij Not Play Athens Five regains cots | sion Demands Champion- chicas hati tues aes Optimistic Pilot of Plans for New Construction at Hughes Field Completed. | ey Predicts ship Encounter ibe mero ght betwee Boston’s Red Sox/ by School Board British Victory HAS NOT DEFENDED crown tatoo agate That. eee | ae ‘Why Should | Be Discouraged,’ | PAYNE DIRECTS TENNIS TEAM He Asks, ‘With Our Good Prospects?’ van | i E {8 i i 8 a 5 Li t Place tin Illinois State Athletic Commis- ae | E brtts Be SlErie, Pa., Boxer Clashes With Champ in 12-Round Non- Title Encounter man Says ‘It’s an Es; cially Good Team’; Mem- bers Named Early Be Declared Vacant; ' Unless Defense Is Made: - Soon, Body Says | Mohall, di | Several Veterans to Help Bis-| mie field . . 220-yard marck in Defense of Vari- ous Meet Titles Charles “(Hieine) "Wegner, 87g Cleveland, O,, April 8—(P)—Tommy ine) Wagner, a great shortstop for 14 years for the Boston Preeanan, Wiley Por will teccle Sostis j | Fields, welterweight champion, in a scheduled 12-round non-title bout Fields, who will be fighting above limit, is the favorite i 2 Hi track and field athletes reported tojin the weight events between tennis Athletic Director Roy D. McLeod for | matches. - Likely Jooking new men are Lioyd their first practice ‘session out-of- ;]doors last night and were character- » pole vaulter; Wade Green, ized by their coach as a “good” squad.|all-around. performer; Gilbert Ben- McLeod has started his runners on/zon, sprinter; and Lucas daily cross-country jaunts to. limber|dash man and jumper. ‘ up their legs and develop their wind.| The annual Capital City track but work for the other men will be|field meet, in which the Demons wAl restricted to a slight degree until the |be defending champions, will be con- weather becomes warm enough to|ducted:at Hughes field May 2 and 3, é [ Es Bae all i | Bea ‘ FF fi i i i garde Tulsa Wins 2 to 1, but Missouri- ans Have Advantage in the four years I have the club.” , é i i é Shoots a 72; Pre i E i 7 e k | fh i & ‘soon. Simon Battling for 16 Se- Gus 4 he spend the summer in ‘Oakiand ¢ thor Victor With Tackle and Slam joward Cantonwine Defeated by Sonnenberg, the Title Claimant, at Seattle ne returning CAMP fe Sox. e Giant man- ‘Hello, Mac.” ‘w later ex- r had anything to igning, while Roush, c' City, officials "e e add not going to "t accept any less after Carrigan’s assistant. “If we can develop a couple of good last season, ion | Urth’ and fifth place hifers and SHORTS position which has ager Dan Howley no Douglas, April ¢—a— lar pitchers, with Fred Biake ilk draw the first assignment, will do hutling nt the in the Cubs’ final series, which opens Thurs- BLACKERB Terre Haute, new. @ more or © Chicago Witte Box e Chic: fe ‘engaged the New ¥ ir spring. training series. George Biackerby, outfielder, shipped back to Dallas, Téx., Klinger, a catcher, had been obtal from Little Rock ‘to give help made re. ho | Recesaary by an injury to Moe Be: fires. Lo | Dick New le before the gam Aig — se One of them remov. sized section from the left Tela only one hit, whi and Dusty for the ab- ing home it two fence. two out @ smooth combination around second base, we will not have bad ball club. ~ “Maybe we have the men. I hope so. They have shown me quite a bit already. fact that we have a number ¥ SENT TO malias 5 Ind., April 8. A Nated ‘ora g ‘i i ; i ij : i i E ® i G § i : E E #8 a i it He i & & ii i 8 t= & jt i & by i ' i permit regular and strenuous outside work, About 10 tennis team candidates re- ported to Principal W. H. Payne, who will have charge of ‘the squad, last night also.. New Construction Planned With the spring athletic seasons approaching rapidly, officials are completing plans for new construction at\the Hughes athletic field, H. O. Saxvik, superintendent of schools, an- nounced this morning. Members of the school board tonight will open bids for the construction of two ce+ ment tennis courts with wire back- stops at the eastern end of the field. Bids on grading the track at the field to increase the straight-away from 100 to 220 yards will not be opened until April 15, however, Mr. Saxvik said. Improvements at the field’ are made possible through an- other donation from Edmond A. Hughes, who gave the property to the school athletic department a few years ago. Included in the large track squad last night were many , some it — announced by McLeod today. Carnera’s 14th Kayo Is Expected Tonight | cisyetand Los Angeles, April 8.— (#)— Primo Carnera, the Italian man- lshed points for an average beginners, with @ little experience last season;| per game. OUR BOARDING HOUSE : By Ahern AwAND Now,MR, HOOPLE, APTER BUT DoctoR DNULGING “THE SECRET FORMULA DANDRUFF OF MY HINDU. DANDRUFF cURE 7 sHoucp be “Te You, I Wilt PRoceep to {4 ye CURE “THE MOST SEVERE CASE OF DANDRUFF. 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