The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 15, 1933, Page 6

‘ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15, 1933 Three Young Players Acquired Last Year Make Pirates Favorites VAUGHN, PET AN) WILTON AND K. C. VOLLEYBALL TEAMS STILL IN DEADLOCK GRACE ESTABLISH | OUR BoaRDING House *" 4" __-_By Ahern _|/n1 4p trae app |Dempsey Leads in Promotorial Duel SELVES AS COMERS A sxe Wocomas Wit no A _|BEATEN FIVE TIMES | sere sornston by cet-|/ Bonkers Hours Have New Meaning YOUR YARD THIS SPRINGS ting Permission For Baer- 3 — CE eee eee se eee Mhcame Tirouh Last season to PRR} yEOREN LAT SEMEN | | EACH TUESDAY NIGHT; ‘mere = Se WORK, NOT LEISURE Make Pittsburgh igi AN Ne Ah, GOING TO TURN IT INTO THAT HAS To DO THINGS IN New York, March 15—(P)—Jack eee ene eee eee Most-Feared Clu \\ . A BIG WAY/-—YES Are Victims of Elke and Ameri-[Dempeey has drawn first blood in the ee ° iN ‘an Leginin ty Lagre fe neesacs "sce |LOticials Everywhere Speed Action 00D PITCHING IS NEEDED RY Program Square Garden — s promotorial duel| New York, March 15—(P}—“Bank-| “Things are working out besutt that may become more interesting|¢t’s hours,” long the facetious syno- the big heavyweight attractions for a sinecure, continued W than COMPANY A PUSHES COMETS|"*22,i sonmmring. } ; from the New oct sat athe | i i League Leaders Are Able to Eke! achmeling-Max Baer bout here on | é d Out Only Three to Two tbe seats of the Polo Groun nde, de- Decision in Match IEE W SSUROSOLEIY tit toed Renee Return to Form of Ray Kremer and Steve Swetonic Is Manager’s Wish ii H hi eiy i Paso Robles, Calif, March 15.—(?) —Pittsburgh’s Pirates, “surprise” team : f the National League last year, will | / \ Jack Sharkey ‘and ‘ haw ae task a SP eeest an tie squad to eat ter tne| |__AN = ‘The Wilton and Knights of Colum-|rignes to all Taureday dates during| ZTec7RMeTe was to } : t i : bus volleyball teams remained in a|the outdoor season. ‘Jroutine det accomplished, 4 ‘Three young players, two compara- ‘sy vi) : fifth = More than aiready nave] ON TINUE D tively inexperienced and the other R 6% i Place in the city league—each having | Hack Wilson Signs been opened i two days of from page one? Tuaijear in give Mautzer Georse Of | \ , x. hing in its effert'to move ser ct'te| With Dodgers’ Club] ter sre the banking institu- — Doors for tis i : i : — tions of the country. Those which} JB Following on a championship contending team! cellar ahead of its rival. is usiness Fo! Pee wich only an ocdinary stoving| awalted the signal to resume bus Wilton lost to the Elks while the Suet janeliney er cavalo had been predicted. Nl { A FEW Rnights of Cotansis were victims of erie tare rere eres ter in num- Nine- Day Respite > _ This season the runner-up of the Anierican ion. than those already opened, — * 4092 race in the senior circuit will of-| NEIGHBORLY In a third match the league-leading bee! were keg argent amall. | banking activities. * fer added strength in the outfield in Comets were pressed to eke out a hol ae ‘tional bank Clearing of checks started on s nae o the person of Freddie Lindstrom, ac- ‘ CANS OVER quired from the Giants, while the » youngsters of a year ago—Floyd , Vaughn, shortstop; Tony Piet, sec-| ‘ond-baseman, and Earl Grace, catch-| er, have definitely established them- selves. tion-wide scale. Foreign markets continued firm, 442 in District Open A total of 377 member banks of the ninth federal reserve district were ate fat ble Hil gegigeg American Legion beat Knights Columbus 15-7, 15-3, 15-8, 15-9 and 15-13. Elks won from Wilton 16-14, 15-9, 15-7, 15-3 and 15-12, ‘The stand: 3 : g Z Poe Eight Tourney Teams to Be Here Soon ' of . e je, Seek Region Titles a His only concern is the pitching @epartment, where two charter mem- District Champions Will Figure in Eight Playoffs This i2 i gee i % fi H gts Fiza ¥, i i i [ More Than 60 High School Ath-| com letes Will Reach City in Next 24 Hours i E Ee & g —<—_—_—_—_—_—__—_? | Drives TooFast | bers of other seasons occupy come- back roles. Ray Kremer, veteran of nine years campaigning, was of prac- tically no value to the club last year. , Am attack of neuritis hit the husky ; Tighthander early in the season. He | won four games. He had been a con- % sistent 15-game-or-more winner in the past. F & i F- i ge8 dz banking commissioners of tive states. The district hag | ry Over Fargo Negro}; en portions nor member banks, } Steve Swetonic, also an experienced | The reserve member banks right-hander, injured his arm in mid- Week-End Permission to open Wednesday |; Season and was on the shelf for a battle in the Class A state high school Pena ed e located in 238 cities throughout ;, Month. More had been expected of (By The Associated Press) championship tournament, which will| Jackie Lipcoot’s Strong Finish district. him than the 11 games he won. If Kremer and Swetonic return to form Gibson believes his worries will be over. be held in the World War Memorial Gover Gee many Proves Too Much For Kid ing program the federal reserve Samar banks fo} a under sedecrioss = Eight teams to participate in the state class “B” state high school bas- ketball tournament at Valley City will be determined in regional tourna- ments over the state this week-end. Sixteen district champions were named last week-end and from these the regional titlists will be deter- mined. These are the regional con- tests: Region A—Fairmount vs Hillsboro at Pargo Saturday. the Hi-Liners in the Region B—Ellendale vs Benson Ag- taatictite ooiaueaie ee Members Gibson feels his outfield ‘will do until a better one comes along. ‘The Waner broifers, Lloyd and Paul, -- Will flank Lindstrom in center, Lloyd Patrolling the left side. They make up as strong a fly chasing combina- tion as any in the National League. Each is an established .300 hitter. The infield leaves nothing to be desired with Gus Suhr at first, Piet ‘at second, Vaughn at short and Pie strictions; all or most of the 42 open for some services. — TO PAY U.S, DEBT se=—=eonras Giles at Jamestown. Traynor at third. . F Region C—Medina vs Max at Bis- polis, for. veo Herriott Tells Nation New > Maine marck Thursday. lig! « Th ‘technical | coast Alignment in Euro) 8 [Baseball's Biggest | FRIMO CARNERA Mott Priday. ie oe ; Grand | the Action eat ig : | | Udine, tlaly, March 15.—()—Primo E—New Sale: Dickinson . third round | over the | Players in Clash | | carers. ttaiy’s Region m vB zon, center; Wade Green, Bill Owens, are ry p { , Italy's “man mountain” of Bismarck Thursday. |. jof the other five-round feature bout, iia ———# | boxing fame, was recovering Wednes-| "trenton foes ieyonge emai veal harly in £ él ‘ F—Grafton vs. Park River. | mansee, guar George Hays, coach. | Cheski won both the first St. Petersburg, Fla., March 15— [day from head wounds received when| Region G—Cando vs St. Leo's (Mi- PM Lake in (®)—Walter Brown, 265-pound | racing automobile in which he was| not) at Leeds. Forrest Stevens, center; Harold |Second and Cheski’s right eye was New York Yankee pitcher, took a (2 passenger overturned on the road| Region H—Mohall vs Williston at Reslock, William Burckhard, Charles|Shut, Referee Leo Koasick stopping it sound drubbing in his first exhi- |from Bologna. Two tire blowouts] Kenmare, Wood and John Fitzpatrick, for-/%% the two prepared for the third - bition start of the year but at caused the accident. . round, +. least he can claim a moral victory sir 235-pound Frank the Boston Braver = Hoean ot /Kennard, Knauer to E Maureen Orcutt and rf . . Smith, Brown went in to pitch in the Headline Ring Show Mrs. Hill Victorious fourth inning of Tuesday’s game Augusta, Ga., March 15.—(#)—Miss 1 and the first batter was Hogan, St. Paul, March 15.—(?)—Irish | Maureen Orcutt of Englewood, N. J., ‘Tuesday of Seattle in four rounds, Sandstrom | Ji thus bringing together the two | Kennedy of St. Paul and Red Hag-| won an essy 8 and 7 vic render | Grand close} First Bottineau, higgect’ men in baseball. Hogan | gerty of Bemidji have been signed| over ‘Miss Phyllis Shawyof Duith, | vey Peterson Dene mes ot tee way 10 — pe compen to ‘au, eee ; zr fouled off seven pitches before {to meet in a six-round contest on a| Minn., in the first~ match play coach. cannes deus gt tnonane slamming the eighth into right | fight card at the auditorium here| of the Augusta women’s invitation field for a hit. But by the time | Monday evening, it was announced | golf tournament. he chugged down to first base, the | Tuesday. Mrs. O. 8. Hill, the cham- burly catcher was so tired they | Headlining the program will be] pion, from Kansas City, won from had to send in a pinch runner for | Sherald Kennard of Fargo, N. D., and| Mrs. C. R. Harbaugh of Cleveland, 5 him, Frankie Knauer of Eagle River, Wis.! and 4. Fortune, »{ OUT OUR WAY By Williams | WATT. wart’ L I WAS 30ST watt PoT THIS | COMING oveER Hou’ RE BOARD OUT, | -To BoRROW. HEAMIER - MA, ER A COP OF %_ MEAN SUGAR AN AN’ = WHY, \T LOOKED Quy (WV | THN} Tir 0.0.R i i Cubs and Sox Plan City Series Earlier nm ui i : i F : | : I b | I aly | ait fi ae ne if | | a ; i ; i $ i i F ut i HE i gey ij sd zt i if i, d i ge zee At i ‘ Fe eri Sok 5 Picks Young Hurlers First Netional Ban seat Be ' For Playoff Contest Fire National Bank, Minor. ee Bilox!, Miss, ‘March 15.—UP)—Bud | heavyweight, First wanonal Bank tn, Neche. Oe tae eae od Ritional Bank, Park River, ia in the town Which 's| First National Bank’ peetsa, ut i Hi PTs ii ir fi ! i Fi [ E i : j i 8 f rf ty ii l i | SEASON TICKETS | _ GAMES BEGIN: FRIDAY, MARCH 17-3 O'CLOCK