The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 10, 1933, Page 6

8 . THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1933 OF SEVEN VICTORIES | IN23 10 42 FRACAS Victors Play Brilliantly in Spots, Particularly in Last Quarter Drive CENTRAL RALLIED IN THIRD Jamestown Quint Will Play Bis- marck and Mandan Here This Week-End Devils Li N. D., Feb. 10.—(P}— Grand Forks high school’s string of k an early lead and hel throughout, although the} For spurted in the third period and drew up within two points of the home quint. Whi and ns, ¢ Rutten. ¢ Peterson, ¢ Total. Grand Forks (12) White, f . Bolton, f . a 3 a8 Schroeder, c aly 1 2 i 0 of Oy all 4 13} Referee, Donahue; umpire, Timboe, | MANDAN, JAMESTOWN TO BATTLE TONIGHT Mandan and Jamestown high school | basketball quints will meet at 8:30 o'clock (M. S. T.) tonight at the State training school gymnasium, Mandan. In a previous encounter between the two teams at Jamestown, the Blue | Jays eked out a slender victory oves} the Braves. Except for a defeat at Devils Lake, Biue Jays have come through their schedule without a set-| back. Mandan has lost only to Jamestown | and Fargo, and will be strengthened tonight with the return of Rene! Charbonneau, center. | In a prelim contest, St. Mary’s | high school of Bismarck will play the | Papooses, Mandan reserves, beginning | at 7.15 o'clock (M.S. T) i} night Jamestown will play defeated quint in the 1 building here. Jay game here will k (C.S. TD, y by school aut ities. The game had been scheduled for 8 o'clock but was hour at the request of begin at 9 0’ announced nals’ baseball ge half an inch in height, i HE VATICAN, at Rome, is the world’s largest palace, with 11,000 rooms. Normal tem- perature for the human body is 98.6 DEGREES. 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WC. ~oe If You’re Good, and Lucky— New York, Feb. 10.—(#)—Contracts | Have been flowing so steadily into the |business offices of the New York |Giants and Washington Senators that these world series opponents of | 1924 now are doing their counting on the basis of players not signed. Pitcher Jack Russell agreed to Sen- ator terms Thursday and left only five players still unsigned—Heinie Man- ush, Luke Sewell, Moe Berg, Bob Burk and Bob Friederich. The Giants’ unsigned list likewise dwindled to five as Pitcher Herman Bell and Second Baseman John La- Borne swung into line. Still unsigned are Hal Schumacher, Len Koenecke, Sam Leslie, Fritz Lieber and Homer Peel, The Boston Red Sox added Out- fielder Tom Winsett to their list of By Williams | 16 11S TH BAD ComPhy YOU'RE IN, DON'T MIND US ATALL— TO BEAT IT FROM ‘/0U, \F IT WAS MY hb OL MAN osh! You speed down the incline. Its Paul Dampke, varian ski artist, done. shows how i \GIANTS AND SENATORS EACH HAVE FIVE MEN NOT SIGNED Jack Russell, John LaBorne and Herman Bell Sign Con- tracts For Year contented hirelings. Winsett 357, Two Novelists Meet here Merle Thorpe 1 up at the 20th. PLENTY FAST FIELDER Pacific coast league last season. NO, tTAINT THAT = HE'S UWE ME, TH OL MAN THINKS HELL HELP ME- /X DoNT wa AN! I DONT WANT/ HELP IT HELP. (\ WOULD HELE A Hin, NOT ME was, farmed out to Buffalo of the Inter- national League last season and hit In Tourney’s Final Palm Beach, Fla. Feb. 10.—(P)— Two novelists argued it out over the artists and writers gol! championship, One of the finalists was Rex Beach, defending champion, and the other was Arthur Somers Roche. Beach| Secretary, American defeated Grantland Rice 1 up Thurs-| At Chattanooga I had day and Roche managed to turn back Stainback, young rookie ac- quired by the Chicago Cubs from Los Angeles, is a 10-second sprinter. He is an outfielder who hit .356 in the | hand, | Former Loyola Mentor Will Take Charge of Chicago Eleven This Spring Chicago, Feb. 10. — () — Clark Shaughnessy, just signed as coach of the University of Chicago's football squad, already has a challenge on his hands—from none other than A. A. Stagg, his predecessor on the midway, who will coach at the College of the Pacific, Stockton, Calif, next fall. “Tell him for me that the College of the Pacific challenges him to a game at the earliest possible time. ) We're not afraid of the Chicagoans, even if they have more students than we have. We're fighting cocks out there on the Pacific. Shaughnessy has not yet decided when he will come to Chicago, but he plans to come in plenty of time to Prepare for spring practice, which will start about April 3, the time of the opening of the spring quarter. if Fights Last Night | _Fights Last Night _| (By The Associated Press) Philadelphia—Midget Wolgast, Philadelphia, stopped Billy Passa- mento, Philadelphia (7). MINERS TRIM SPEARFISH Spearfish, 8. D., Feb. 10—P)— SCHAAF IN BOUT TO SELECT CHALLENGER Boston Blond Ruled Favorite Over Giant Italian Until Friday Night SEEKS CHANCE AT SHARKEY Has Been: Promised Titular Bout in June If He Wins Over Bostonian New York, Feb. 10—(?)—Primo Carnera will be summoned before a court of fistic justice Friday night to show cause why he should be given a chance at Jack Sharkey’s heavyweight championship in June. ‘The ponderous Italian has been Promised a “shot” at the title if he can overcome Ernie Schaaf, Sharkey’s Personal “trial horse,” in their 15- round bout in Madison Square Gar- den Friday night. Schaaf has been promised nothing but his share in the receipts. The big Boston blond is in an extremely un- fortunate position so far as any title chance is concerned. His contract is owned jointly by Sharkey and John- ny Buckley and the fight fans, long- suffering though they have been, hardly would stand for a match be: tween Sharkey and Schaaf. Because of this, there have been re- perts widely circulated and vehe- mently denied that Primo might be aided to victory in the interests of the contemplated return match be- over the Venetian all week but quota- 6 to 5 with Carnera on the long end, Mrs. Hill and Bea Miami Beach, Fla., Feb. 10.—(?)— The medalist, Mrs. Opal 8. Hill of Kansas City, and the runner-up, Miss Bea Gottlieb of New York, vied for first honors Friday in finals of the Ip. Lynn Nelson was reared and learned his baseball at Fargo, N. D. Get Time Extension On Garrison Bridge ‘Washington, Feb. 10.—(P)—A bill years which the structure must be com- pleted, Oil Freight Rates ‘Washington, Feb. 10.—(?)—The In- terstate Commerce Commission, tween the Italian and Sharkey. The |through Edward N. Reidy, counsel, various “angles” of the match also|began oral argument in the supreme Lynn Nelson Will Go to Catalina Island With Dozen Other Battery Men ° e cutage, rev. 10. — om — Tureen| Wise Men of Grid men will form the first squad when the National League champion Cubs leave for Santa Cantaiina Island Feb. 20. Ci Paw who finished the season with the Cubs last year, already has started westward, from tomorrow the time in Before High Court rates on petroleum and its products tions Thursday night were reported at|from oil fields in Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas With five wrappers you will be admitted free to see “The Big Timer” with Ben Lion next Saturday, Feb. 11, at 10 a. m. annual Bayshore LaGorce women’s] ter, golf championshij it the Capitol thea- Basketball Scores i | (By The Associated Press) Eastern Montana Normal 33; Mon- tana Mines 35, School of Mines Rapid City 47; Spearfish Normal 39. 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