The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 18, 1933, Page 6

~ BLUE JAYS DEFEAT STRONG FARGO FIVE "IN 22-21 THRILLER Harold Westby’s Field Goal in Last 30 Seconds Is Climax To Spectacle | i | | } BISMARCK COASTS TO WIN Mandan Scores Easy Vic- tory Over Satans Grand Forks, Mandan, Jamestown end Bismarck advanced to the semi finals of the North Dakota Class A state championship basketball tourn- ament here Friday by victories in the first round, which was marked by two hard-fought games and two compara- tively easy contests. Grand Forks was to face Mandan in the first semi-final Saturday morning at 10 o'clock while James- town was to battle Bismarck in the second penultimate at 11 o'clock. First round scores: Grand Forks 16; Minot 14. Mandan 28; Devils Lake 18, Jamestown 22; Fargo 21. Bismarck 34; Enderlin 22. By far the most sensational game of the first round was the spectacular battle between Jamestown and Fargo, in which the Jays eked out a slender one-point margin when Harold West- by sank a field goal 30 seconds be- fore the final gun spat. Playing without their star guard, Erik Peterson, who Thursday under- went an operation for appendicitis, ; the Jays staged a brilliant battle! ‘throughout, with Francis Nordin, who took his place, filling the gap in a Manner which could not invite ad- verse criticism. Ingstad Magnificent A large share of the credit for the| victory, however, must go to Robert Ingstad, ‘center, who played a great game throughout, scoring five field goals and two free throws, besides be- ing a tower of strength on the de- tensive. Ingstad virtually “played his heart out” but not until the final minutes of the game did he show the effects of the strain. Merrild Augspurger, guard, and Vernon Kittleson, forward, also play- ed creditable games. Augspurger play- ed a brilliant defensive game besides scoring a field goal and two gift tosses. ‘The two teams battled on practical- ly even terms in the first period, which ended 4 to 4, but the Jays spurted out in front in the second quarter and were leading as the half ended, 13 to 8. Fargo came back in the third quar- ter to within one point of the Jays but another Jamestown spurt put the ys back in front by five points again. Two minutes before the game | ended Fargo jumped into a 21 to 20) lead to set the stage for Pinch Hit-| ter Westby's valuable field goal from under the bankboard. | The defeat of Fargo was an upset 1 in view of the fact that Jamestown |* had lost Peterson at the last hour. The Midgets had no outstanding stars, but Joe Tuor and Wayne Fisher were the leading scorers from the! field. | ‘Though Enderlin got off to an early | lead over Bismarck, the Eagles were unable to hold their advantage long, | with Bob Finnegan, Demon forward, | dropping in field goal after field goal.) Finnegan scored Bismarck's first 15 points and 16 out of the Demons’ 18 points in the first half. In the sec- ond half, Frank Lee, the other Cap! tal City forward, took over scoring duties and scored four field goals and four free throws. In all Finnegan counted 17 points and Lee 14. Content to Coast Bismarck soon established its su-| Periority and was content to coast throughout, with Coach George L.; Hays sending in his three reserves in} ‘the last period. Harold gun, scoring four field goals and four tree tosses. Bismarck led 11 to 5 at the end of the first quarter, 18 to 10 at the half,! and 29 to 14 as the last canto opened. | Enderlin was the only Class B en-, trant in the tournament, having de-| feated Valley City, a Class A team, in| ® challenge play-off. Grand Forks and Minot opened the to-4 margin as the first quarter ended | ‘but the score was knotted at 8-all as the half came to a close. Central had a 13 to 12 lead as the last canto Harley Dahl, forward, and Myron YFawbush, guard, were Minot’s most s. Grand Forks unless it was Walter Millette, clever guard. Grand Forks can thank its ability at the free throw line for its victory, Central having counted 10 points on free tosses compared to a half dozen for their victims. Mandan’s clever floor play and sharpshooting netted an easy victory over Devils Lake. Establish Lead Early After an even first quarter, the Braves spurted and were out in front by a 17-to-9 margin as the half ended. "They increased it to 23 to 13 as the quarter began and played the on even terms in the final pe- | Forks Nips Minot 16 to 14 and// Kraft was Enderlin’s big! woT 4ou CALL DEES Kino WHEEL ? On, THATS zost A DOODAD FER A AMNICKKNACK Seng iuetds, Robert Saunders of and Eldon “Hunchy” Rutten Devils Lake. |Dundee Robbed of Decision Over Jeby WHATS TY marrere WIT SOME PEOPLE, AawAM? 1F THAT WAS A BIG GroT ASKIN’ HIM GOMPN, HE'O THrow His JAW OLTA PLACE, ExPrawin tT TO HIM— BLT A POOR, Ooms, GUY, WHO IT MIGHT HELP, CONT GAT No HELP: 7 \ DOWN, SO THER'LL BE SOMEBODY FOR THEM “To BE ABOVE ~ HE WounnriT DARE. “TO ANGWER ONE QUESTION , OF TH Doms GUY WOULD BE HIS EQUAL, an’ ASK SOMEBODY ELSE, ANOTHER QUESTION, AN’ BE ABNE Him, L Y BD? iia z THE BISMARCK’ Se. SATURDAY, MARCH 18, 1933_ site Grand Forks, Mandan, Jamestown and Bisma ST. LOUIS CARDINALS MAY UPSET rek in Semi-Finals DOPE IN NATIONAL LOOP | | OUR BOARDING HOUSE afvilst 2 BF i g [AN DE LA CIERVA invent- ed the autogyro principle for airplanes, Sic ~ semper tyrannis means “THUS AL- WAYS TO TYRANTS.” NICA> RAGUA is the country indl- cated, HAVE HAD HABIT OF - | |otficias Call Battle a Draw 2 — . Tumbling Sextet ||| The Summaries [| And New Yorker Retains WINNING PENNANTS AA Sex KeOUT TH Iv CANT BE OF Captures Acclaim Jemeutewn Farge Title Recognition ad! MUCH VALUE, = Jamestown (22) FG FI PF fi A MAJOR GONNA DONATE TH MATOR Is GiIVIN’ In their first public appearance, || Westby, f 2 3 A SUMPIN TO TH OWLS : the Bismarck Bounders Friday | | kittleson, H 3) New York, March 18—U}—Vince CLUBS HE AINT 1 AWAY 7 ie i night captured the fancy of all ||Ingstad, c 5 1| Dundee’s bid for # share in the : A\ AINT PUTTIN’ HIM 3 who saw with a clever tumbling ‘Augspuree! 1 1 ane pes Championship ci EE ‘TELLIN NOBODY WHAT ON TH VILLAGE | onstration jwer ves, of = demonstration between the halves | |Nordin, € 4 _1 hae fale ta the Ught of oftielal de-) Comeback of Rogers Hornsby IT 1S, BUT SAYS ITS ANVIL~ BUT HE re | etball tournament at the World | Totals... 3 7|, The Newark star belted out what| May Solve Infield Myster GOT GREAT HISTORICAL WOULDNT LET | War Memorial building. wens looked to ringside experts to be a ystery VALUE I—<SNUFFY ” | _A series of common rolls, long | |poherty, f 1 3| decisive victory over Ben Jeby in a For Street TH i oy | dives, back handsprings and flips, ||Nelson, £ 1 0|25-round bout in Madison Square INKS TIS A PITCHFORK PITCHFORK ES chest rolls a soonlkey rolls Fortune, c 1 Sy ee ee night but got no bet WHAT BELONGED To PAUL r brought fi w when 2 . | ar ee 2 0 erat was rend ofnctal | PITCHING STAFF IS STRONG REVERES HORSE-TH’ () 7 BID,ONG : The Bounders are a group of || May. © : 1) ‘Jeby, defending the title for the se, MAJOR once | AN BROKE, Capital City young men who or- |!Comrie H 3 | first time since he received New York SHOWED 1T/ TH STANDIN ganized merely for “fun and exer- _| state tion through a technical| Collins, Hornsby, Slade or Wil- ‘ by JUMP cise,” according to Laurence Nel- ‘Totals 3 yo | Knockout victory over Frankie Bat- rdf 5 TO IM , son, their tutor. Others in the || gcore by periods!” taglia here in January, was on the} son and Frisch Are Doped : RECORD; group were Jack Andrews, Nick || Jamestown Fae 2|Tecelving end most of the way. He Mildenberger, Robert Grantham, ||2e™ : a 32 | took three of the first four rounds For Infield Robert Schmidt and Paul Kenyon, _— but thereafter Dundee dominated the ‘They were outfitted in the custom- battling and clearly seemed entitled ary “full dress” of tumblers, with |) pismarck G4) FG FT PP {fob “eelston and the champion- BY ALAN GOULD sashes at their sides, Finnegan, t rj ship. (Associated Press Sports Editor) s , 2 2 b pu the St. Louis Cardinals ean find i . 3 the game, when Rene Charbonneau, 3 oa, cae eee oan center, was declared ineligible by the | 3 be and Ruppe Fr tiipatie ant cies tari neaee state board of control. 1 ‘A ae uae GARE eae The Braves, however, saw no need | ° P) an Conference cahier conantichial ebaapter to the fea { of apologizing for the play of Frank ° Stumpf, who took Charboneau's | 4 a. book of pennant } Rorea ‘only three. points ut, he. Was ja| Ruth Appears Ready to Capit-|' Only once in the tour recent years a vital cog in the Mandan attack. ulate in A nt Ov ee Charbonneau was ruled out on the 1 —_— Ree Snap pte Caen ane grounds that this is his fifth year of | i Size of Salary “reg ple Bieaceetmdbirn jd o basketball. He played three years 0 Scuegueat oles a a & at Jamestown high school and last 1|_St. Petersburg, Fs, March 18) | consequent difficulties, many of them year was at the state training school 3|z7he great $5,000 argument between | till existing, in trying to make the in Mandan, where he played on the! 3| Babe Ruth and Col. Jacob Ruppert oe ee ee 4, team at that institution, This year 1 {OVeF the Babe's 1933 salary a} Sect Rash stent mae cen ties he entered Mandan high school and 3|t2,be,8 little closer to a settlement) They were sixth last year but the Ean was permitted to play by Mandan 3) Saturday with the signs pointing to|‘lements of a winner now are going i% authorities, who were under the im 14] PRBEEE ogee probable winner [if ony Seman “Gaby” sine: «-d| Michigan S§ pression that Charbonneau’s basket- who recently admitted ‘ Ss i i H F. it ball at the training school did not u would consider $55,000, just $5,000 | Us can fuse them. w mmers eavy avor es constitute a year of high school play. | padertin 22 more than the Yanks were offering, The Cardinals, thanks to their /g—_— ® Seiad ee cada Two Officials Substitute | 4 telephoned Ruppert Friday night | Chain-store system and smart trading, Runner Injured _| | Qualify Only Nine Men in Big J. ©. Gould, Mandan, did not sit) Crema Fotta-taiast asking for = conference at [rhe alot roel arg Setonienea| | Heme rontneean oneal only nine places to 10 for Iilinois in with the board when it made its de-| ringette Minot > pp| useing field Saturday. Bee Se ae aah oes Ten Carnival But Display {the trials Friday night, the Wolver- ‘cision and Leo Dominick, Wahpeton, eet figured that since he had made the|Carleton, with the veteran Jesse ines appeared to carry too much sail another board member, was not here. SS ate first move, the Babe was about| Haines, for right-handed service, and Great Strength for any opposition. Northwestern, In their places Supreme Court Jus- . = 1 | ready to capitulate, ‘Walker, Hallahan and Mooney, heav- the ‘contenders, quali- tice A. M. Christianson and Nelson| Hovertson, ae ie | ing from the port-side, make up one fied for elght places, Minnesota took Sauvain, chairman of the state board | M! cl a 20 00 3 South Dakota State of the strongest staffs in the league. Chicago, March 18—(7)—Michi-|six, Iowa four, Chicago three and ! of administration, deliberated on the pawtann e.. +1 #00 1 With Jimmy Wilson holding forth gan’s powerful swimming team stood | Purdue one. + case with L. A. White, Minot, B. c.|Fewbush, ¢ - 0 33 2! Tournament Started |'™3¢ the Bt het en nee Gar sanene’ ananecone “tenets tas \ aha Fey ind Cie Rare aay gS = bin rere Boe Oa, ste ie cee rae | ra tags ayy = endames ee aerate ctiinete eames | Grand works as) Mitchell, 8. D., March 18—(%)—| tery department leaves nothing to be Chicago pool, and « carnival of rec- | Of approximately an inch ands half," 4 Saturday forenoon will clash for the| Bolton, t cool Id 2 rencealice gee State prep basketball | desired. Dazzy Vance has signed but ord-smashing appeared even more So state championship at 9:15 o'clock -0 12 38 it got under way here Fri-|he may be traded to the Giants. But certain. White tail deer signal to their kind { Saturday night. +2023 2 be ati petty seme from there on the story becomes more Although Michigan qualified for by means of their white flag, or tail, : Saturday afternoon Minot was to . : ; comp) —————— t Devils Lake at 3 o'cl +1 1-3 3 {defeated Huron 32 to 25; Rapid City| If a guess had to be made now it is He a ES Oe Sle 0 0-0 1 |Bowed to Aberdeen 29'to 23; and] that the infield will start the season SIDE GLANCES - - - By George Clark \ o'clock in the first round of the con- — — — | Yankton lost to Sioux Falls 20 to 17.|with Jimmy Collins on first, Hornsby Q solation branch of the tourney. Win- Totals . seooe 3 10-16 11 | Marion was to play Brookings and/at second, Gordon Slade or Charley 1 ners of these two games will clash at|, Score by periods: Aberdeen to meet Sioux Falls Satur-| Wilson at short, and Frisch on third. 8:15 o'clock Saturday evening for the eo 8 12 14/day in semi-finals. Finals will be} Camp followers report Hornsby’s de- | consolation championship. 8 13 16)/Saturday night. termination and willingness to work Losers of Saturday morning's games | (eae ened nt ene veren ve eSee ees fearon back ore senagesee ee ! will meet at 7:15 o'clock for third Lake necessity, prod is place in the tournament. FG FIT PF | Wields Big Stick expected results. Dick Holzer, Moorhead, Minn., and | Percy, 201-30 2 | @——______—______-¢/ Martin will wind up bat- F. E. Wyttenbach, Aberdeen, 8. D., 4612 2 tling Ernie Orsatti for the centerfield gy: are tourney officials, alternating as 0 34 +4 job, flanked in right by George Wat- bY referee and umpire. Sar 3 #14 «3 kins and in left by the Texas League Music was presented throughout 2 0-0 4 sensation, Joe Medwick. 4, the evening doubleheader by the) Per ; He 0 ? can and Bismarck high school a oe ; Terry Demonstrates . 7 —__________+ ee oe He Still Has Power | Fights Last Night | essnccnees 11 6-13 15 =. ee . wale Los Angeles, March 18—()—A (By The Associated Press) 1 4 as Mena one on yak cine, New York—Ben Jeby, New York, o 1 manager, might have to bench him- and Vince Dundee, Baltimore, drew, 9 1 self in favor of Sam Leslie but Bill | 15); Jeby retained recognition in New 3 3 has shown that he can combine play- York as middleweight champion; Ben 4 o ing ball and leading his team through Yan Klaveren, Holland, outpointed o 0 the tight spots. So PO aby Joe Gans, Los Angeles, (8); Jack Pig o ‘Terry Dak Re Portney, Baltimore, outpointed Joe | ‘ 10 spell of etled Saag rept uth ota Regents 4 Bernal, San Francisco, (5); Tony} ing a home run when they were two Name Backman Coach Dominguez, Cuba, and Salvatore Af- 2 runs behind the stars and — finito, New York, drew, (5). 18 providing the inspiration for a three-| Sioux Falls, 8. D., March 18.—(?)— San Diego, Cal. — Eddie Murdock, run rally in the next inning that won|The South Dakota board of regents, oeanans: eiooned Tom Jeffers, =| the game. in @ meeting here Friday reappointed ” ’ ttle, (5); polonio, Tijuana, out- —_—_—_ a. Hy if Pointed Velarino Melano Seattle, (6). Over His Hurlers 1 A ores the University, of Bout, — ¢ _Pittsburgh—Tracey Cox, Indianap- e Jimmy Dykes Will Aid |xota' ana detayea action on olis, outpointe: ly Holt, Pittsburg, " | 40); Jackie Wilson, Pittsburgh, out-| y4Miami Fla» March 16--(F— Appling at Shortstop |"tis"tvents toot this sction despite pointed Johnny Mitchell, Detroit,| 5, Carey, manager of the Grae? petitions presented them asking 0); Anson Green, Pittsburgh,| Brooklyn Dodgers, | is Pasadena, Calif, March 18—(f)—|Backman's removal. Early informa- stopped Ray Lyle, Akron, 0. (); Red] is subs pitching, prompeots with Jimmy Dykes not only i expected ‘°l'tion indicated the petition did not , Pittsburgh, a base i. eee uncon mi } Soh ab Red! Babe Phelps, Owen Carroll and | pit ago White Sox this year, but his Tepresent concerted campus opinion. FO: SOC. RE SOR: Cubs, rivals of the National League, | presence promises to be a big » | Mok Il Rallies i Pie or cake is easier to cut if the bec ood ane, big disappoint- oem ling sg ee a eae to do the bulk of - . Rallies to 2. ° aa. knife is first dipped in boiling water. ment to me last year,” Max said. test, the first of three acheduled, the |the work at shortstop, and with Dykes Win Regional Title nA ‘The opossum uses Ts tall'as a hana 2, Was Rone too optimistic that | Cubs took = 4 to 3 victory in spite of |handy to steady him, figures to be- ie f inellaene es bathe: he would make a comeback, but |heavy stick work by Paul Waner, Pi-|come a star at the job. Appling, a) Kenmare. N. D. March 19.—(P)— ea ae ‘ SER now that I have been watching |rate right-fielder, who got three|Youngster, has shown signs of being rallied in the second half to Rent the Spare Rc - | Rim Sor Sie aaa 2 eee 2? Angles and s double in four trips to| 8) River, Out is experienced spells) E™Cnamplonatlp Class B game here “Yes, Henry has gone back to work, but I’m not doing anything Thru The Tribune Want Ads‘ good.” Sunday. a oe ends |g —— i, bi ical : =| ( 0 \ Harriet | ones