The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 15, 1931, Page 14

FF TEAMS ARE TENGE “AS DENONSRAVER TIT APPROACHES Ineligibi lity List Causes Worry THE BISMARCK TRIBUN THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1981 Among Capital City aa [_ BRUSHING UP sonTs - == - = - -- ByLaufer_|/WILJ, OPEN SEASON AGAINST GUSTAVUS Basketball Fans NODAKS COMPLETE 1931 GRID SCHEDULE WITH DE PAUL TILT St. John’s Cagers — 42 to 22 Golden Leading Agua Caliente Tourney Better Golf Shot in Second Round of Tournament Play | | i club of the Southern Association. Composition Tile Floor in Me- : ADOLPHUS SEPT { Pl KYS Walloped Than Last Year morial Building may Bother ‘ ° — Floorwork B Aug bur: Five Agua Caliente, Mexico, Jan. 15—() pete "i y id 8 —Contenders on the Agua Caliente Bison Will Face University Fairways trailed the cool and com- \ i QUINTS ARE WELL BALANCED Eleven in Annual Home- Highly-Rated Johnnies Beaten | posed | person nad — caer coming Battle Twice in as Many Nights —_| ond romd o the second ca $25,- Capital City Five to Meet Fargo wake of Loop Basketball Oar ob tas iain thie hondil, " mS a in Second Contest in TO HAVE FIVE HOME GAMES |scientitic development of fee professional came Wednesday with a itori aes creating keen competition St. Paul, Jan. 15.—(P)}—All forms] card of 70, two strokes under par and New Auditorium " tirn has speeded up the evoll of collegiate athletle activity were | one in the lead of the field. preate Flickertails to Meet Duquesne | stages of the game. However, many shelved temporarily in Minn There was nothing secure about ‘Two determined and well-balanced and Davis-Elkins on of our coaches believe that all eesti nese toast “acid: Rela the Rien ae tn be lead = a basketball squads will clash Friday sports would be better off if scouting y as baske oe 'y | champlonship ahead, a a at the new World War Memorial Eastern Trek were discontinued. teams enjoyed a rest before complet- | country’s ranking pros thse within building here when the Mandan * Present day scouting is done in 8/ ing the week's schedule with a hard three blows Seen inca? age Braves iieet the Bismarck Demons. very ethical manner. The procedure] program Friday and Saturday. ee rt cae GalltGrnlan, SErOE & George “Baldy” Hays, Bismarck Grand Forks, N. D., Jan. 15.—An-|is for the coach to write the ed a tall, dark Cal lan, le F= mentor, is worried over the Demon nouncement of a game with De Paul {coach and notify him that he will First places in the Minnesota col-| Dutra, Long Beach, and a rugged /b ineligibility list. Three or four mem-| , University of Chicago to be played |there to scout his team.. There lege conference basketball race and |easterner, Ed Dudley. A quintet of ii bers of the Demon quint may be at Meraorial stadium here Oct. 2|be a reserved seat in the press the St. Paul intercollegiate hockey | 80lf's great stood next in line with qd barred from the game Friday because completes the 1931 gridiron schedule | waiting for him upon his arrival. 'He| conference were not disturbed Wed- | Pat 72 cards. of scholastic or disciplinary diffi- of the University of North Dakota. | will be treated with every courtesy. though Pes ee a LN Sa et a Lo \ culties. Hays is not certain whether The clash with the mid-western | ‘The scout should arrive at the gym-| Nesday although leaders golf was shot Wednesday than a year all his athletes will hurdle the scho- eleven makes the fifth. home contest | nasium about thirty minutes before{ tion. Macalester and St. ‘Thomas | ago, when the course was new and ’ ’ lastic bar. A check-up will not be . [onthe Nodak slate next season. the game, He should a high| each won their second hockey games. |T@W. More players broke par than made until just before game time. Other games on the De Paul sched-| seat either along side or on s| "The Macs beat St, Paul Luther 4 to | “uring the entire 1930 tournament. Some members of the squad may be- ‘ - [ule are, with Illinois Wesleyan, St: !according to his liking. During the| 5 and Bt, Th he i e | yy ene, cast took a goodly share of come eligible through the semester Mary's, University of Mexico, Louis-| preliminary practice he should study ton lomas from Hamline | wednesday’s ranking positions. The exams, and one or two may lose their 2 ville U., South Dakota State, Univer- | individuals and get their shooting ‘Augsbirg ‘ocll {ts seconay urth Place tie included Leo Diegel, scholastic standing in the forthcom- sity of Arizona and San Francisco U. | percentage. Pe oe oe cond") of the home courase; Gene Sarazen, ing semester quizzes. | During ee bree season they chalked |" The good scout does not enjoy the ong malloping aed cine iverety 24 defending champion from New York; Should all of Hays’ men get oF THE NEW Yor RANGERS, up seven Mei before San Fran-|came from the spectator's viewpoint Collegeville. aon Ub ie Horton Smith, New York, who tied through the scholastic obstacles, the SCORED 2 rased ee pats one-point victory |hecause of his quest’ for information iorenns on 8 points pring ed for second last winter; the Scot, Mac- Demon coach probably will start «WITHIN (0 SECONDS» OO Cee eat te the het BY jon the team’s playing. In siudying| in’ the Heathens hall cand ‘raised ins | Dousld Smith, also of New York; and Spriggs and Agre at forward, Tait at ss pee Sis ot Mew va = eh of St-!the opponents’ offense he looks f0r| season's ScOritig ta’ 45" polite’ for two, Harry Cooper, Chicago pro. center, and Dohn and Brown at Tw: at ibn nets weak and strong places and figures) pames. fata’ aa aaa oghes teams open the Nodak’s 1961 season, [HOW to build a defense to stop it. He! "Coach Ray Mock and his 6t TWEE Je eee Floor May Bother On Be ge the si . Season. tries to find.the weak spot in the de-| momas cagers were back in St. Paul New York, Jan. 15.—(P)—i ‘Then there is the angle of the new Rootes cilcred oe meet Gustavis /fense in order to attack it there. The! Tmursday after a pair of defeats by|Dov® wheat once the idol of Flat- floor. The basketball court in the Se fF rer ee) Le a eaten ce Hiei a Ey personnel is studied closely for strong| Chicago quints. “Tuesday the ‘Tome bush, may come back to the Brooklyn Memorial building is built of a com- with South f “it anal tan ne and weak points. An outline is used| mies Jost to De Paul university and Robins this season to help cure their position tile. The tile is made of a Ri N FE g Fl with South Dakota U. and South Day |fy most conches for sake of efficiency. | tea,ioet, to, De Paul university and |faut.of slipshod base running. Prank ¢ v composition including asphalt, asbes- The only Spenraaee ot sais osasel is 8 by Loyola university. Sa eon Lobeeocreaal is negotiating tos, and lineum and is laid on a con- —— e ° ¢ ‘Wheat, w! retired. crise Tees some out WeY ALL PLANED THE BAG AS REGULARS ONE Sede toe omen sere vee Indiana U Grid —_|'sasea‘riety'st Herta win whether this composition floor will a coe TIME OR ANOTHERS oe Peas or tae Son pollen ae Ola eat Gustavus Adol-| pay Be Basketball Captain gas ¥ ¥ give the resilence to bouncing balls make good # e a leigh, N. C., Jan. 13.—(?)—1 h se ee = sens RST Recs HERMAN COM Fog. |inguezunar snaual agers Jet! Mentor Resigns iis. "ros cis tare won mu tis |otstny, sate “Calor, areal the fact strange things may a Iss basse! imal -" t ave NO Ca! is 5 expected in the Brave-Demon tilt. === DE BERRY ~NEW ORLEANS: 1919+ THURSTON -SAN) WSC0 = (92Berd, Sloat eet on He ines er [Sica nan onaa Renee bg Asal ven ig Say ueigaieine That is—no season captain. A game Bismarck. high school’s practice = ' WQUES (1S ++» BRESSLER ~ CINCINNATI~ ete tt grt bo ded etna: ‘Pat’ Page Declares Action Was! prise, is captain will be elected at the begin- sessions and previous games have = ot Be ie Nodaks attired ‘Another elimination game, between | 2188 of each contest. ‘The five let- shown the Demons have a neat de- Bison forth Dakota Agric Due to Lack of Alumni Augsburg and Macalester on the lat-| %fmen on the squad are entitled to fense, ee ae ne aes they io al ny berate following week-end the No Cooperation ter’s court, will be played Saturday | ®*Ve #5 captain for a game, have been unable unt e con- Cc id R 0 G d 4 ttl a st C night cones ——_—_—_——_ re hare «higher store in thei | Weal 1GeO eminisces ver ri a e Sane ke recninie isd eRe cantetence acadilotae Sjatatioe tise awe ere caen Whe teres! iGint tox’ the ‘Miahbanen oouterence’ Chicago, | Jan. | 15-—(#)-—Indlana | versity. Concordia of Moorhead has . | university on @ hunt for a a@ game booked with Moorhead t Capital City quint . say Coach Rockne, gave them the/it and they let me play football with | championship last season. Morning: 0. ” hase rane aa cai themecives |Notre Dame Quarterback Thinks | puiid-up’ while we worked to rip that |them. I suppose if Td kept the han-|side college closes the conference Tortie gins to teeta °. ; ‘Pat’ ‘Teachers college. aes 1 et Notice ts hereby given that a Spe ‘Without question Tait, Demon center, Psychology Is Important mental construction down in a hurry. dle of Francis I never would have schedule. id esigned LS is Carleton college sor taabey pacing of paying in Paving District Number will provide the Braves with plenty 4 “goat thevatart: of the:game,iWel nt Tre eee Oe ee ee ooakenaal Ge Hoosier west conference competition against |nas’been levied asainat the lots aid unrest and worry. Tait is tall and in Football Hpcided ififatiofall 40 db thesumex Ferpurciet bein vanes relict Cornell college of Mt. Vetnon, Iowa, |tracts of land especially benefited by uses his height to advantage ‘under pected at all times. The boys, keyea| No Interference for |i 1 ine iret with, the at Northfield, Saturday. The Carls | such improvement in the sums set op- oe Sore ee hs Lisa ne ae y leadly) south Bend, ah d, Jan. 15.— toa fighting pitch, got the ball and Heav: eight Contest “Night Riders” of Dua ‘Nov. 21 have won 22 consecutive league games, | such lots and aie togwit: K i rn ee Boehm, Brave forward and this year’s| Take it from Frank Carideo, Notre|strength right at the start and| New York, Jan. 15—(P—Negoti-|the, “Scarlet Hurricane’, of Davis: Slattery Whips wiwet se Aaa: captain, with apprehension. | Boehm | Dame's mightly little dynamo and|amazed them by shoving them right| ations among the Madison Square va eee ores ee 4 i aa . Reign toa A His po- field heart oats ee fees mes aeee to ihets own goal. A few min-| Garden corporation of Illinois, the ° b $ enough authority as the ern | utes later, they fumbled on their own C G T ston ie ceo [alent "rie of ard ine ae nae tae wn] "'z Nteund, Mer enmeing Comets Gain L Wo fensive center, the Braves have @M/of one of the shrewdest football|for the instant and = T decided on a| St#iP can go ahead without interfer- ore Ic ories : Retzlaff, Duluth Heavyweight, ry alert court general. He is flashy] nychologists the pigskin industry |bold stroke. Instead of driving safe.|cce from the New York State Ath- | ‘Pat Page Sil a 10 and shoots well from nearly any p0-| ever has known. ses av wari ing safe-ltetic commission until something ree aeEaEaEl Victorious Over George WW : sition. ““Srhere’s no doubt but what we had|bail was snapped, the Trojens, Uned| happens to bring them within the|Black Shirts Trounce Mandan} of page's regime at Indiana were three Ne ix ; 2 Leonard ©, McMahan, Mandan F a snapped, the Trojans, lined! jurisdiction of that body. ‘i 41-13 and F straight victories over supposedly su- | ects Fry 45.96 mentor, is drilling his squad in de- @ great team in 1929 and 1930,’ ie up in that zone of greatest intensity,|" qe commission, which recently Dairymen 41-13 and Fort perior Ne afeatein \PRAInG: tf 1087 4 4596 fensive tactics so far this week. Mc-|siUere shouldered, genetalissimo Of watched for @ line smash or an end) withdrew its recognition of Schmel- Lincon Quint 38-18 28-29, the Hoosiers’ first and only| Chicago, Jan. 15—(P)—Any linger-| 18 } Mahan has a strong offensive thrests| tracking those memoratfle gridiron Exc acaleleveapenteat ropped | ing = aerate See = Vistory over Michigan, in er and ing doubts concerning Jimmy Slat-| 17 18834 45.96 but until recently his defense has not “ pass suspen , Was expect ce nape lggest uy Ten ’s superiority over King Levinsky, . . x functioned as effectively as possible. |CmPalens. “Yet T often wonder how /for = touchdown. ‘The blow stunned | steps of some sort to punish the vari-| |The Bismarck Comets added two|_a 7 to 6 triumph over Purdue.” | the fighting fish merchant-from Chic | ¢ensle's Addition, Block 17 Without doubt the Braves have a | rey eee ie ae chology hadn't Southern Cal and they were beaten. | ous parties concerned for their ae-| more victories to their string when| Page said he had not lined up an-|cago’s ghetto, have been completely 8 180.78 120.52 good defensive combination. Their oe at ae aa eer ieee ae bacis san me anesie Tech about the/tion in arranging the “outlawed”| they defeated the Mandan Purlty | other coaching job. It was said that | dispelled. 9 . 120.52 guards, R. Syvrud and Lloyd Dietrich, | Worked for us on’ an overtime basis |same way. We did the unexpected at/ pout at its meeting Wednesday but| Dalry quint 41-13 Tuesday and the| he was under consideration by Navy,| About two months ago Levinsky,| it xt 13038 showed an airtight defense to the dent ae a3 (ees va ceaaated the unexpected time. That’s the way] there was only a warning to all box- | Fort Lincoln post squad 38-18 Wed-| Pennsylvania, the University of Cal-|wielder of a murderous right hand| 12 120.52 ickinson Midgets. Psychologist. Knute Rockne. It pulled|they beat us in 1928, knocking us| ing corporations and promoters of | nesday night. ifornia, at Los Angeles, and Minne-| when it connects, was awarded over] 13 268.87 ~ * = t—on top—of battle after battl d sages » 4 Bismarck has Dohn, who played |‘ oul con (0 attle after battle /groggy with a pass on the first play| the commission rules forbidding ne-| The Comets had an 8-3 lead over|sota where, it is reported H. O. 4 sabi the forward position last year. Dohn | When : es football ability failed. | deep in their own territory. gotiations with suspended boxers and| the Army quint at the end of the|«pritz” Crisler will withdraw from 16 268.87 is as much at home in the guarding|, “Probably we were just too good) Advises Quarterbacks managers. first quarter. They increased the lead | active coaching to devote all his time M7 268.87 i position as he is at forward. Dohn|for Southern California last fall, but) “My advice to a quarterback is to] “The case of Schmeling-Stribling| to 25-7 at halftime, and closed the | to the office of athletic director. 8 41839 Usually starts the offensive attacks.|! sive psychology the credit. Welwatch the faces of your opponents.| and the Garden is not officially be- | third quarter with the score of 33-12: Chicago Stadium. Be 329.83 i> i Large Crowd Expected used it before the game, during the|Watch their reaction to your plays fore us,” said Chairman James A.|In the last six minutes of play the GOPHERS TO PLA’ ‘Wednesday night in the same ring} 2! 160.72 A record-breaking crowd is ex-|8ame and even when we haq the vic-/and then cross ‘em up with the same! Farley. “We will deal with them in| Army quint droppéd three field goals EN mater gave thastingiis ant onl 32 ise pected at the game Friday, which was |tory salted away. plays through a different spot. Set] our own way in our own time.” to send the final count to 38-18. ON STRANGE FLOOR] handsome a beating as 24 310.80 207.20 planned to be held in the state train-| ,_ Pass Defeats California plays don’t always go.” ‘The commission suggested a mid-| In the game Tuesday night with 2 Loughran did six weeks ago. His left] McKensle's Addition, Block 18 * $ng school, Mandan. There undoubt-| “Never in my football career was I} Carideo learned the lesson of psy-|dleweight tournament to determine a|the Mandan Dairymen the Comets se hand located Levinsky's nose with} 3 260.7 179.86 edly will be many who will leave the|™ore confident than of beating the|chology in a manner when he was| successor to Mickey Walker, whose | held a 14-0 lead at the conclusion of] | Minneapolis, Jan, 15. monotonous frequency and in such : aan game sadly and others who will be in| Trojans last fall. And all the boys!only 11 years old, when he changed! title also was vacated last week. the first eight minutes of play. The|8n advance acquaintanceship with 81 tashion as to keep the bal 166.88 & vociferous mood. At any rate there | Were of the same opinion. But when |his given name Francis to “Frank.” Black Shirts increased their total to| basketball floor quite different from | ance, At the end of 156.88 will be a great deal of interest mani-|tales filtered into South Bend of] “There was a girl in the same class He Must Have Flunked Al 30-5 at halftime. 3 that boasted uk id University. of 202.53 fest in the battle. Southern California’s confidence of a|by the name of Frances and I decid-| Hymie Caplan, manager of former] Simle, Black Shirt forward, was} Minnesota _flel , the Gopher eaeae. Closely following the Mandan game |0ne-sided victory, we decided that tojed then and there I couldn’t be a ‘he| lightweight champion Al Singer, is|the high scorer for both games, He pong Thursday were to drill on the 2 u 3 the Demons will meet Fargo here |Win we must get in the right psy-|man’ and make good in football with| one of the few managers in the ring | had s total of 16 points in the game | Old armory: hardwood in part of their 222.34 iiss * Jan. 23 in the new World War Me- |Chological touch, at the right psy-/such a name,” he chuckled. “So I| game who teaches his boxers person- | with the Mandan quint, and had 15 detailed preparations for the’ game 12 222°34 148.33 Mmorial building. This will be the |chological second. So we, or I should |changed it to Frank. The boys liked . points to his credit in the game Wed- agen Nrsis geek ‘MeKenste's Adaltion, Block s EN HP gg ase a aoa nesday night with the Army post upner Raseee-saoars. are 3 2o72 = ieeas t] itori 5 . 166. to be staged in the new auditorium. ee sions Cm 8 il od : § ite H to Glen Ullin Jan. meet or x Washburn Cagers Geach M. B. Stelg's Glen Ullin Ram- H ae as y © McKensie’s Addition, Block * Humble McClusky The summaries of the tvo games: i ene : —— ey 2 ; McClusky, N. D., Jan. 15.—Wash- awe Now a OUT oF HE yerduly (i) 1 a0 "0 3 ; burn’s Legion cagers defeated the Mc- SE STH OF Yous ! uw AND 7 male, 3 Clusky Independents 45-26 here. Hous 7 Bo — oF “TH” House H i Slattery gave oy 15 pounds, 8 125.34 Aiter trailing behind the McClusky STAY OT UNTIL SUPPER TIME! | FiRST!<— I'D H 3 7 pare stay 18 D4 ae ; 153k quint 6-2 in the first quarter, tl . 1/3 of ‘Washburn five opened an attack that ~~GO GET SOME COCOANUTS AND) SOONER BE He $ ° i 18 10,24 tne. 543.33 eave them a 15-14 lead ot halfome. EACH OF You CLIMB A “TREE “10 3 SEEN ROLLING = 3 Wrodd no ota 694.81 e quarter the Washburn 7 er 1/3 of team added 15 points to 6 for their SETILE YOUR DAFFY ARGUMENTS! ky DOWA\ “TH” FROAST, i if BB to Uys tt? 470.88 opponents. The Washburn quint an- w I WISH THERE WAS Some eer $ H County of Burleigh, )ss. nexed another point eir Op- . ‘2 FTE! ry 1 ity of Bismarck. ) ponents’ 6 in the last quarter. WAY T couLD CRATE “THE — ENOUGH 8 2 way, and in the sixth had Neron| 5, yi squnacreiened, Carl R. Kositzky, AA superior passing attack ‘was re- BOTH OF Vol) AND SHIP CATCH ME . H hanging on the ropes incapable of de- | tuti , 5 Bera eae 1 MOET Victory. You “G@ SOME DISTANT WALKING ol 8 9 fending himself. a McClusky (2 ro Fr pF FREIGHT OFFICE “To LAY 2 Ba ie UN-CLAIMED ipire, Peterson. Liss : ; PF yim 0: io 2s o t is ee . benefited by such improvement and HW 1 ae ets et BAD FEATURE OF BENG |{ES. ecu treetete acters char: ee, [| eee ee A Bio SUOCESS IS fy” temas the propery Meal : ie beni s : ts oe $'| Loyola University 27; St. Thomas YOU PRACTIALIY No | ment of the malcrity of the members ; Beaten, 3 le Oe | a] 38 ~ TIME. FOR. LOAFING cial items of expense included in such a Sneen or bs ae rae 2 | River Falls Teachers 24; St, Paul assessment are as follows, McGuire, & ...- ee are & Y¥. M.C. 4. 27. Construction cost . Phillips, f DP iad! o | Princeton 34; Lehigh 19. Totals 20 5 10 1 0 | .GEBRIG MAILED CONTRACT vs Referee, 't80! Q New York, Jan. 15. The Yan- Commission 210.00 Rhame Hoopsters Are 8 pected Less amount assumea py *1%600.00 Victorious in Tilts aii! Fi Sed of Bismarck..., 1,140.00 hd ¥ “2 ‘of e assessed ....... $11,460.00 Rhame, N. D., Jan. 15.—Rhame's ated ae a ay Of January, 1931, Independents won a doubleheader CSCW RT BROS CTRL EY Wiad arene, tories to 10 while their defeats re- —_______—_—__-° J.N, RonERTY Ome mained at three. (By the Associated Press) ‘ ‘Member. Rhame defeated Bowman 27-18 and Zs ena . Soranton 41-26. Both games were B1at day “of Samus gant oP the won superior passing ability. Qelock a.m. the Spécial Assessment ' In 8 recent game with the Plevna, mmission of the, ity. of Bismarel Quint at Plevna, oe Rhame ating defeated the iat by any: y 13-9, and the fresh- ‘ sox therein, or by his squad walloped the Plevna, ‘been released outright to the Atlan’ lay of January, 193). q , ear CARY R. KOSIT: f gh school team 8-4. | FAA Oe