The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 15, 1932, Page 6

6 Condition of Sle ‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1982 d Run Is Bone of Contention at Olympic Games TB my PURDUE WILL START DRIVE FOR BIG TEN CAGE CROWN AS CLASSIC COMES ~ OUR BOARDING HOUSE TO CLOSE MONDAY. Contestants Disgusted as Slide, Become Sluggish; to Insist on Changes 25,000 SEEK THRILLS! Third and Fourth Heats For Four Man Teams to Wind Up Affair at Lake Placid | Lake Placid, N. ¥., Feb. 15. The third winter Olympics, officially closed Saturday, bid fair Monday to wind up in the same sort of bitter controversy that marked the days be- fore their opening, with the Mt. Van Hoevenberg sled run again the bone of contention. Disgusted with the condition of the run Sunday, when it was t formed under an official ruling from’ a slide fast enough to test the nerve and skill of the most daring to a slu ph de- | rdly would baf a kid en teams of five na- they would insist upon some changes Monday before racing the third and four heats of the post- poned four-man bob sled race: “We came down so slow!. said Paul Stevens, referring to the emb; low times turned in by the contestants yesterday, “that I had time to get off in Shady Corner and get a drink.” Shady is one of the most treacher- ous curves of the whole tortuous mile and one-half down the mountain side. and a good part of the crowd o! 000 thrill-seekers at the run Sunday gathered there to watch the bobsmen RB NEH ~—Vou FIMED ME UP GREAT WITH QUDGE GENTZHOWFER,ON MY SPEEDING “TickKET{a~ I WEST BEFORE Him AN’ HE RAPPED TH” GAVEL ON ME FOR AHI FW! I WAS STUNNED, AN" ASKED Him IF You DIDNT SQUARE TH’ TICKET FoR ME —— ~ AN, SAY ~~ HE BURNED “TH” Wick OFF ME AN’ ADDED WHY, WASHBURN a. A = UM-sA~- THERE. MUST BE SOME MISTAKE! «<I MEMSTIONED YoUR PLIGHT -o'—THE SUDGE, OVER OUR HAVANAS AND MocHA -~ER AH ~+ARE Nou SURE IT WAS DUDGE GEANTZHOWFER 2 aw I RECALL HIM SAYING, —— a eines a By Ahern | REVAMPED IOWANS AA FREAK DAY OF BISEBNL) DEFEAT WILDCATS |} _,,3=aysamsetnege | IN UPSET CONTEST} | | ~=ssesesFyue ge, Mi No ASISG INA AL THREE <TLOvIS OUTFIELDERS «DIDN'T HAVE A SINGLE PLTOUT- ‘ALL HAPPENED “is SAME DAY, tue IDIN 22,1906" Minnesota Slips to Take a 27 to 22 Beating From Indiana at Bloomington OHIO TURNS BACK ILLINOIS AT THE Time, HE FecT ike HE WOULD, BE “TAKEN DOWwA wrth QUIASY HAVE BEES A RELIEF DUDGE = take it. Billy Fiske, defending the Olympic title he won for the United States at foritz four years ago, made runs 19:16, a whole lot slower man sled time of 1:57 Stevens last weel i set by Hubert whereas the four-men teams should | go down from 15 to 20 seconds faster. | 0 e The big crowd was wondering who Will See Action | | | started those stories about the thrills of bobsledding on the $200,000 chute, | conceded the fastest and the best in the world, as they watched sleds plow through several inches of snow, cut through to the sand below at times, and slow down almost to the stop- ping point at others. The American claim is that a well- handled four-man sled can make the run in 1:40 in perfect safety. But un- der the official ruling, the blinding speed of the course was taken out by discontinuing the icy base, and mak- |, ing it a snow course instead of a glassy one. Now it matches the much slower European runs. Beach Cowboys Beat s Sentinel Butte Team The Beach high basketball team t won its fourth straight victory Friday night, defeating Sentinel Butte high 19-16, after trailing 6-8 at the end of the first half. This places Beach at the head of ' Sectional Rivals High School Courtmen Win, 27 to 21 | Garrison vs Turtle Lake. Lankin vs Grafton. Hankinson vs Wahpeton. Watford City vs Alexander. Williston vs Tioga. Kenmare vs Bottineau. On School Slates ceca yecirey| Bismarck Demons to Renew/| Feud With Braves at Man- dan Friday Night (By The 4 tional 1 ment this we: Turtle Lake vs Mercer. Tuesday sociated Press) | alries are slated | as North Da- | a high school basketball teams go | nother Week's pre-tournament | rand Forks plays at City, Minct meets Devils Lake | and Mandan cr ver to meet Bismarck. 2 Minot meets Munich vs Lakota. Oakes vs La Moure. Wyndmere vs Lidgerwood. Hazelton vs Linton, Milnor vs Lisbon. | Lisbon vs Valley | High School. | McClusky vs Goodrich, Maddock vs Leeds. Hatton vs Mayville. Marmarth vs Ismay. Neche vs Hamilton. Reeder vs Rhame. Sherwood ys Glenburn. Saturday Bowman vs Reeder. Minot vs Fargo. Bottineau School of Forestry > Kenmare. Langdon ys Calvin. City es Se Leads Scorers in Model High, Grand Forks vs Hat- Teachers | Demons Take Contest From All- Star Aggregation; Imps Defeat Dawson A team of former high school stars, playing as the Phantom ;bowed to the Bismarck Demons, 27 to 21, on the court at the high school gymnasium Saturday night. Both teams played excellent basket- ball with the high school clicking a little more consistently to earn a vic- ‘tory. | To Eddie Spriggs and Lestor Dohn went the honors of the evening. Dohn played a beautiful offensive game and {was a bulwark on the defense. Spriggs, at forward for the losers, was fast and shifty and made it difficult for the Demons to keep him covered. | Eddie Agre, who had been ill earlier in the week, was off his game and \had difficulty in finding the hoop. ys| Finnegan captured scoring honors to lead the field in poin:s counted. In a preliminary game, the Bis- marck Imps had little difficulty in de- ‘ feating Dawson high school, 35 to 21. The summary: | Bismarck (27) FG FT PF Boilermakers Slated to Meet Buckeyes and Northwest- ern This Weék Chicago, Feb. 15.—(?)—With North- western, the pace-setter and defend- ing champion, showing definite signs of cracking, Purdue will make its bid for the leadership of the Western Conference basketball title race this week. The Boilermakers will start tonight, meeting Ohio State at Lafayette, and if successful against the Buckeyes, will be in a spot to go to thé top by defeating Northwestern Saturday night. Northwestern, after squeezing out three one-point victories in its bat- tle to retain the lead, finally sagged Saturday night and lost to Iowa, 30 to 25. The Hawkeyes, a very indif- ferent outfit which failed to win a game during the first half of the sea- son, continued to show improvement and were at the top of their game against the Wildcats, which suffered their first defeat in nine games. Purdue scored its fourth victory in five games at the expense of Chicago, 40 to 27. Minnesota, rated an excellent bet for at least a tie for the title, slipped and took a 27 to 22 beating from In- diana at Bloomington. The defeat dropped the Gophers into third place behind Purdue, and left them with a record of five victories and two de- feats. In the other game, Ohio State repeated over Illinois, winning by 29 ee DR A.CAGWELL ELLIS, ECIOR OF CLEVELAND) COLLEGE, ORE ONS JUGS te |” MEMBERS OF THE * am CLEVELAND Polite DEPARTMENT goals during the contest. He was the first to count @ field goal for the in- vaders, the Bison having run up 11 Points before Witasek finally connect- ed for a field goal with 9% minutes of the first quarter consumed, bringing the count to 11-5. FOOTBALL COMMITTEE MAKES SWEEPING CHANGES IN RULES Columbus vs Cr : Big 10 Cage Loop Boorl ico | Fae DOES THose THINGS ON ME ANDO THEN DASHES FOR THE DOOR ~— GET BACK IN HERE! THE \DEEOH — LETTING THE NEIGHBORS SEE WHAT ROUGHNECKS WE ARE OUT INTO THE STREET Zp \NITA HOUR BATTLES WELL ATS TH’ ONLY PLACE IM SAFE — SHE'S TOO HIGH HAT T' WALLOP ME OUT , BASHING CANT KETCH ME ~— 1 WISH I Couto CRY AS EASYAS GIRLS, SHE AINT CRYIN’ FROM WHOT 1 OONE T' HER~ SHE'S ‘CRYIN’ Coz SHE | | | Totals ..... seeeees |Dawson (12) | Stcuffocker, f Hough, f . Woesnner, Altes, g ‘Johnston, g .. Cooper, f . Anderson, f Barneck, g . \ Hoover, g . B ‘ E. Agre, f . Sc nee. :] the Missouri Slope Conference, with Oakes ys Ellenda ee Dont S50 five and one defeat. The game Wimbledon vs Hannaford. . : Finnegan, c . 5 a 0 was rough in spots, twenty-one per-| McClusky vs Chicago, Feb. 15.—(#)—Joe Reiff of | sontickenmey: 0 0 0 sonal fouls being called. Knezevick of Underwood vs Max. Northwestern, Monday was still lead-' Green, g ee wee) the Beach team was high point man Wednesday jing the Big Ten basketball individual | yranney, ¢ 0 o ‘6 of the game with ten points. Boisen Isabel vs Maddock scoring contest with 78 points but with | agre. f Ox 0 04 and Theisen of Sentinel Butte each Lansford ys Sherwood j his opposition closing in. ine ; Pe coe accounted for seven points. Next Thursday Behind the Northwestern forward) qotais 12 3 4 week the Cowboys will meet Glen Mohaill vs Bowbells. was vowed Moffitt or ake nla seats Nae Ullin at Beach. Friday scored eight points in the Hawkeye | : WewsiBalem veaDickibaen, victory over the Wildcats Saturday, ae aly rime sil — TT or sO=Gien Ulin vs Model High, Dickin- | to bring his total to 63. ir. moe ae 1 ry ry | Basketball Scores | so» EAR ee oe eis tomer ee) alia - --« Hebron vs Belfield. A ‘1H. Brown, § 41 Gg. Ga Grand Forks vs Valley City. Athletic Results | 2 Sinn Se a Minnesota 22; Indiana 27. Been ndee ee eee te ae-qadae i North Dakota State Frosh 38; Devils Lake. Swimming lemite i 0 ° _ y Frosh 29 Binford. Northwestern 42; Minnesota 30. | oh cea sacra ; North Da- s Bowman. St. Olaf 20; Macalester 55. | Totals 8 § 4 eT Bi us ay Hettinger. | Blake 34; Gustavus Adolphus 41. | i 31; St. as 27. ‘ott vs Carson. i i St. John: Augsburg 20. Fessenden vs Carrington. Minnesota ey tows 3h, ree ale nea es Carleton 43; Coe 18. Cogswell vs Havana Track ees 0 60 +6 Montana Mines 36; Montana 45 Coleharbor ys Underwood. Shattuck 42 4-5; Carleton 51 1-5. | Shepard, 2 1 Montana State 36; Utah 40. Hope vs Cooperstown. eens Reese! phere Duluth Teachers 27; Bemidji 18. | Mohall vs Crosby. Louisiana State university will murohy’ © 2. 1-20 Macalester 37; Jamestown College Drayton vs Crystal have a ten-game football schedule tee t)’.” 5 0 a 34. Tower City vs Enderlin. next fall for the first time in years. |Benser, f . 2 1 40 ; Olalerson, ce AL Ogee 1 T - crys |Beylund, ¢ . o 0 | OUT OUR WAY By Williams | gnze, ¢’.. 0 0 Oo tt aE: wee ce —. ___!/Schneider, g . 0. 0.7 <0 Owens, f ..... nerits iWaye st 56 5 4 FG FT PF 0 0-0) 0-0 ae 00) 0 ea ream eee) 0: 3 ae 0 ae A 0 ciel o o 0 1 0. 558) 4 4 7 SO PEOCPLE'D ALL BE Totals ss.ccoccceee ances the game should be a toss-up In their most recent start they snow- ed under the Knight of Columbus of Jamestown, 61 to 16, at the state training school gymnasium. The Phantoms will take on James- jtown college Tuesday night on the hardwood at the Jimmies’ home floor. The locals will seek revenge for a defeat handed them here early ini the season, when the Jimmies won in the final minutes of a torrid battle. The Vikings are regarded as being about on a par with the Jamestown outfit and followers of the game here anticipate one of the most closely contested games of the season when ‘Macalester Beats | Jamestown College |. Jamestown, N. D., Feb. 15.—(P)— ; Macalester college of the Minnesota conference won from Ja! col- | lege of the North Dakota conference in a close and fast basketball strug- gle here Saturday night, 37 to 34, Through the first half the teams | battled evenly, although the Macs | left the floor at the recess period with a 21 to 18 lead. |_.The brilliant passing game of the | Macs carried them into a five point lead early in the second half, but the. Jimmy sharpshooters steadied and knotted the count at 25-all. The Macs finally broke the deadlock, which lasted nearly three minutes, and managed to protect a slim mar- gin up to the finish. ‘ Ray Murphy, former University of St. Louis star, may be the next back- field coach at Furman university, Greenville, 8. C. Night baseball, Dixie sports writers Predict, will not be popular in’ the- southern circles this summer. Buy or Sell Through The Tribune Want Ads ON MY SIDE the Phantoms meet the Vikings. Baby Bison Beat Nodak Yearlings Fargo Aggregation Takes First Game of Series to Win, 38 to 29 Fargo, Feb. 15.—(?)—The North Da- kota Agricultural college freshmen scored a 38-29 conquest of the Uni- versity of North Dakota yearling cagers in the opening game of their two game series here Saturday. The highly rated Bison youngsters, rated as one of the best teams ever to carry the honors for future varsity teams, were more superior than the The Fargo school’s was safe at all times de- z EA z . 5 over the North Dakota Agricultural college Bison cagers here Saturday velopment of the open game.” ht. “ene tilt was the second of a four- game series, the Bison winning Fri- day night, 39 to 19, Two more games will be played by the squads next Friday and Saturday at Grand Forks. Score at the half way mark was 26 to 6 in favor of the Nodaks. The contest, marked by repeated roughness, was a romp for the No- daks. The second game of the series had no bearing on the championship’ race in the North Central conference. Ted Meinhover, giant Nodak cen- ter, accounted for six field goals and four free throws before he was ejected on personals in the second ack Lc : Chicago Stadium ‘Thursday night for UND GD. the most important battle of his long Felber, f,¢ explain tear. The former heavyweight champion has been around with the unknowns in smaller Dempsey to Meet King Levinsky in Four-Round Fight Match May Give Some Indica- tion of How Far Mauler Can Go in Comeback New York, Feb. 15—()—Jack 3 ludpomowor Ee a iat Fhe H 2 $ ll should give ‘Dempsey @ brisk workout in the four Tounds the match is slated to go. Out of the match may come some indica- ry o sloonronone Sl Snoracnmed alownmrcoce ol conmmocony BS) cee eeecr- 4 g Totals . Referee, Dick Combination Team Massey of Philadelphia in a ten round non-title engagement; at Daytona Defeats Rangers — Maxie Rosenbloom, light Beach, A team picked from the Viking and | heavyweight champion, takes on Bob ‘Tiger tions theiGodwin of Atlanta in a ten rounder of the season Sunday afternoon. The |Steve Hamas, young combination team won, 4 to 2. (heavyweight from Passaic, N. J., will McCurdy and Moses each scored « meet Armand uel of San Fran- goal for the Rangers while Delzer slid cisco; Madison ire Garden's show in topped. by .a ten three forthe victors and Ireland Friday night is jround middleweight struggle between i 2 Young Terry of Trenton, N, J., and to aoe Bake Vee Fo Fr PE Designed to Check Tendency| chick Devin of Vancouver. jbut there will be plenty of activity oe a Toward Increasing Injur- a a eieer ass aT \in the league. Michigan will return Be Se aa ldeinioaanie! ‘Belfield Defeats to the battle against Iowa at Ann ee es ies in Open Games - Arbor, and needs to win to remain in ere Assumption Abbey the race. Minnesota will meet TIli- 0 1 0| Hanover, N. H., Feb. 15.—(P)—The nois at Champaign, and se ne 8 3 1)|national football rules committee an-| Belfield, N. D., Feb. 15—Belfield twin So;COntINUE 3 See aia ae 0 1 1}mounced six drastic modifications of defeated Assumption Abbey high consin and Indiana will cl at | stevens, € ... 1 0 3|the playing code today. )school of Richardton, 25 to 17, in a Bloomington. Bjorklund, g¢ ry ry | In an effort to check the “tendency | basketball game at Taylor Friday Heffman, g 0 0 1] toward increasing injuries” the com-|night. The game was close and fast Pla — — —'mittee decided: but Belfield held the edge during the antoms to y Totals ......se0008 I 7 11) 1—To restrict the formation of the!entire contest. Jeager was outstand- team receiving the kickoff by requir-|ing for the Abbey while Richter was iki C urtm: N. D. A.C. Freshmen ing that five players of the receiving | Belfield’s high point man. Ing LO! en FG FI PF|team remain on their 45-yard line| The summary: Olson, f . 4 2 8/until the ball is kicked: and allow| Belfield (25) FG FT PF Ih C test Here Hanson, f 0 0 {the kickoff to be made either by|Milsten i a 8 on es Aasen, f . 1 0 0|place-kick, punt or drop-kick. 0 0 0 Denneny, 2 2 4| 2—To forbid players on the defense cas Fredy) Schranz, f . i, A Ap aed Sea noe head, a.;.0 1 i if e | Marquardt, c neck or face with hand, wrist, fore- Oe. Aaa ae Valley City Collegians to Tak pare a nace sleeves eerie on Ghostmen on Local Thomas, ¢ . 0 © ©} 3—To liberalize the substitutions OF laa 3 0 3irule to allow a player withdrawn -- = Floor Wednesday — — -—|from the game to re-enter in any Ce ee eet Ree en) Totals ............ 16 6 7 | subsequent period. Assumption H. 8. (17) Venturing into collegiate competi-} Referee—Dick Holzer of Moorhead. | 4—To forbid use of the flying block |Kolling .... 25 205, @) tion for the second time this season, Seer or tackle. Baggestoss 1, 0s ae the Bismarck Phantoms, strong in- U 5—To make the ball “dead” when geeger ae oem bape) dependent basketball ‘aggregation,| [¥Q\ s Lven Pp any part of the ball carrier's body ex- | Rogsman (ea Ties will take on the Vikings of Valley = cept on hands or feet touches the .. taZ City Normal here Wednesday night. B ground. -_--= ‘The contest is under the sponsor- Series to Cat (erro ompiity the rule regarding 0 dest ship of the Bismarck” Elks elu and 8 2 epee iee ree eager To H id Sh d ceeds will go to the Elks fun C of har f Prime. Vikings have been stirring Bison OULtMEN Miu: ter, foam rubber or other, coft M eridan things up in the state college court padding ‘at least three-eights of an eet at McClusky loop in recent starts. Last ape ue gar eka dea He eee upset the fast Wahpeton lentists, nges rmed lusky, N. D., Feb. 15.—Sheri- uPimplders of the conference title, to] ROUgh Contest Proves to Be a/ oo nk wall the “most im-|dan's fifth ‘annual basketied qos, tip them from the pinnacle position. Romp For Outfit From portant, in making the game safe for/the county tournament will be held The Valley City aggregation is un- . is the players, since the modifications of |at McClusky on Saturday, Feb. 20. der the tutelage of Jim Morrison, University 1906 and 1907.” Schools. eptering this year’s con- former Bismarck high school mentor, Although it had been found that|tests include Goodrich, Denhoff, who has had notable success since the “so-called fatality list accredited|Martin and McClusky. Harold taking over the reins at the teachers} Fargo, Feb. 15.—(?)—Evening the/to football was more than 50 per cent | Johnson of Mercer and Mr. Slater of college. tional rivals,|entirely misleading and inaccurate,” | Turtle Lake, will referee all games, series with their tradition: a 8 » it ‘The Ghostmen have shown steady the University of North Dakota No- Hall said, the committee had noted | was announced. improvement in the last three weeks versity an increasing number of injuries, due, The first game will start at 9:30 a. and on the basis of past perform-|daks clicked off a 39 to 22 victory|it was believed, to the “intensive de- m., and the second contest will follow as soon as the first is completed. The consolation contest will be play- ed at 7:30 p. m., and the final game will get under way not later than 8:30 o'clock. Midgets Beaten by East Grand Forks East Grand Forks, Minn. Feb. 15, —(@)—A fighting East Grand Forks high school basketball team battled Fargo's mighty Midgets in even terms for three quarters of a thrilling bas- ketball game here Saturday night. ae eae to a 24 to 19 victory as Coacl a Reed sh starting line-up, a SS He’s Over There i Associated Press’ Photo Lorenzo D. Gasser, who sived on the general staff in france and has had a brilliant military cai is In command of the _ thirty-ti U. 8. ‘Infantry ighal from Manila. ’ rushed to Shan