The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 15, 1934, Page 6

mseore “SERR BQHEEE NQHPkeV THE RISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1934 Saints Score Third Successive Triumph by Defeating Linton, 18-10 BOB MURPHY LEADS TEAM TO VICTORY INRAGGED CONTEST Visitors Relinquish Early Lead in Second Quarter After Missing Setups MEIER IS LIONS’ Invaders Tackle Untried Demon Five at High School Gym- nasium Tonight &t. Mary's high school cage team scored its third successive triumph by defeating the Linton Lions, 18 to 10, in a ragged basketball exhibition here Friday night. Linton took a two point lead, after missing innumerable short shots in the first quarter, when Teoph Bal- liet connected with the hoop from the side, The Saints evened the count with a basket by Bob Murphy just before the quarter ended. Field goals by Tommy Lee and Ur- ban Hagen and two gift shots by Fred Schultz gave the Saints an eight to four advantage at the half-time, a lead which they never relinquished. Harold Dobler connected for the Lions’ second field goal in the first half. Bob Murphy, Schultz, Lee and Hag- en all contributed to the 10 points the Saints chalked up in the last half. Bennie Meier, Linton center, came into his own in this period connect- ing for two field goals and a free throw which, sdded to a gift shot by Dobler, was all of the scoring allow- ed the Lions ‘Miss Innumerable Setups Both teams experienced difficulty fn connecting with their short shots, the Linton cagers especially missed setups time after time. Passing on both teams was alternately brilliant and ragged. Murphy was high scorer for the game. He dropped in three field goals and one gift shot from his guard position. He with Schultz and Lee were the outstanding performers on the St. Mary's quint. Meier when he opened up in the econd half was the biggest threat for the visitors, Dobler played a bang-up floor game and Balliet was Outstanding on defense. Tonight the Linton cagers tackle the untried Bismarck high school quint. The game has been called for 8 p. m., at the high school gymnas- jum. Proceeds of this game will go to the purchase of new uniforms for FG Fr PF wlooomnne wl oocoomne al onmwonn wlonwrono Bison Invade Gopher Camp for Cage Game Minneapolis, Dec. 15.—(#)—Condi- tion of two “key” men in Minnesota's basketball attack appears to be mak- ing trouble among the Gophers with Gordon Norman and Eddie Stelzer luandicapped. Since the start of the playing sea- ton, Norman has failed to function up to form at center, first because of a told and then with a sore knee in Addition. Coach Dave MacMillan, whose quint North Dakota State Saturday night in the third Gopher preliminary game, indicated he may lay off Nor- man for a rest unless the veteran shows better style. ‘Thursday Stelzer hurt his weak leg im scrimmage and had to be given treatment by trainers. It is not re- garded serious, however, ‘The Gophers, who tossed a batch of Veteran Nap Rucker Boswell, Ga., Dec. 15.—()—George |. (Nap) Rucker, veteran major pitcher and scout, was out of the big time baseball pitcture Satur- flay after 27 years of campaigning. years and pitched 10, had be unable to if Joe Thompson, 147, non: THREAT mieesuese elsaeees OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Ahern J|N. D. State Team | |All-National Pro Football Team Lists LIMIT, 20 MI DY . NOW, HERE 1S THE SATURDAY BATH SCHEDULE T HAVE ARRANGED, AND IT WILL ELIMINATE ALL. \ CONFUSION AND BICKERING/ Jf SETS IT IN PLACE ON TH CURB ——NOW THEN—~TUB TIME T GO IN FROM §705:20- {5 “BUSTER FROM 5:30 TO §'50—~TIME OUT FOR DINNER- THEN MACK HAS } PLUG IN TH RUMBLE THE TUB FROM 7:10 TO 7:30, AND CLYDE FROM 7:40 70 8/ Defeats St. Cloud SO LEFTY MAKES A FIRE PLUO ZZ OUT OF WOOD, PAINTS IT RED ZZ AND_HANGS A CHAIN ON IT-3UST LIKE TH REAL THING ~THEN HE Teachers, 60-39 Fourth Period Rally by Bis Piles Up Big Lead as Peds’ Defense Crumbles NEAR TH OFFICE ——NEXT MORNING, WHEN HE COMES TO WORK ‘TH DUMMY FIRE PLUG KEEPS A THIRTY-FOOT PARKING SPACE CLEAR FOR HIG BOILER- AN ALL HE DOES IS PUT TH FAKE NUTES ~ St. Cloud, Minn, Dec. 15.—(}— Piling up a big count in the final quarter when the St. Cloud Teachers defense went to pieces, the North Dakota State basketball team de- test. Until the fourth period, when the visitors scored 22 points, the game was close, St. Cloud started out strong to take the lead at the outset. Still behind at the end of the first period, the North Dakotans rallied and at the end of the half led 23-20. At one time in the first half the Peds led 18-9, . ‘The teams piayed on virtually even terms during the third period, in which North Dakota scored 15 points to 11 for 8t. Cloud. The Teachers defense crumbled completely in the fourth period, and and Reiners all angles, State widened the gap and the reserves finished the game. The North two baskets, and Saunders, Olson and Marquardt, with one each. N. D. State— Saunders, f . Kielty, f . Stevens, c Oettechen, ¢ HOUSE OF DAVID CAGERS PLAY (Joe Louis, Negro, iz=:.-; PHANTOM QUINT HERE TUESDAY | Awarded Technical ==, Bewhiskered Court Stars Have Veteran Squad of Six- Footers on Roster The bewhiskered House of David basketball quint, on a tour of the western states to be climaxed by en- trance in the National A. A, U. tour- nament in March, will demonstrate their highly-touted ability in a game with the Phantoms at 8:15 p. m., Tuesday at the World War Memor- jal_building. Captained and coached by Chuck Finley, All-American forward, the bearded colony team last season were victorious in 75 contests while losing only 12 games. The roster of the club includes, in the forward line, Finley, six-foot, one-inch forward who until two years ago captained and coached the fam- ,ous Denver Pigs, national Y. M. C. A. champions. Gene Deaton, six-foot athlete from Colorado State Teachers ,college, and Howard Hickman, also jfrom the Colorado school, are the other forwards. Dean Curtis, six-foot, five-inch All- ‘Southern center from Simmons, Tex- as university, is the regular pivot man who will be pitted against giant Ted Meinhover in Tuesday's game. At the guard posts are two of the club’s most consistent performers. Clarence “Red” Iba, considered by jmany authorities as one of the great- jest defensive men in basketball, is a jstaduate of Maryville, Missouri, State Teachers college where his work on on the collegiate all-American. was called the “‘club’s best find” af- ter a three week's training period at the Kansas City Y. M. C. A. Fe! guson was picked on the all-confer- ence while with the Oklahoma City university quint and was named All- Missouri Valley guard while a mem- ber of the Oklahoma City Boosters. North Dakota Jockey Holds Nation’s Lead New York, Dec. 15.—(#)—Maurice (Moose) Peters, leading jockey of 1934, and his outstanding rival, Sylvio! Coucci, failed to make any headway at Bay Meadows, Calif, making it 214 for Peters and 206 for!Coucci. Peters: booted home Morning Mail in the third event after Coucci had scored on Leelarious in the first. Both mounts were favorites, each paying $3.20 straight in the $2 mutuels. OUT OUR WAY WEY, YOU GUYS ~- HELP! CAN'T YOU SEE TIM CAUGHT IN, THIS MACHINE? riding laurels. Each im one winner THERE LIKE MULLET HEADS! HF ii the hard court won him a position he Faye Ferguson, the other guard,| from Wabash Friday in their struggle for the year’s| 5! SHUT TH MACHINE OFF ~ DON'T STAND Stinson, ¢ Bernard, f Maynard, f . Consolidated League \KayoOverRamage| 2... es Head Due to Remain m mish Teach— Grandin, N. D, Dee. 18, — Robert |DYMAMite-Fisted Heavyweight) A014 f -... Moffitt of Heaton is almost certain to retain his position as president of the Looks Like Boon to Boxing ted Business in Win By JIMMY DONAHUE NEA Service Sports Writer After the proper stance in bowling, foul line and delivery. then goes forward rapidly in a slide ig starts about three feet from the i 2 their ballots by mail giving the pres- ent head of the league 56 votes. M. Thompson of Buffalo is second high with 13 votes, Wildcats Defeat Pitt Quint, 42-28 Evening; Panthers Tackle lowa Saturday g i [#3 out of the way of the ball as it ladeeeceseunund «|! enuucncoeoed * 21 deeceendeaucut #1 mldkdne eae Slecowornwomennd Sl canmenmonmn’d ‘Totals......sceececee : Denenny, Outwin. level with the hips. gaa pte Cloud 20. steam behind the delivery. TT YOURE m TELLING ME ni i E Valley City Hockey and Basket- ball Teams Defeat James- town High Athletes eo.” *-|City Bowling League trouncing the powerful Panthers, 42) Opens Games Monday ; to 28, at Evanston. At the same time, Highway, No. 1 will oppose Schlits ol and . the Beevy-| brated “Valley City Bay.” and! The Hi-Liner hockey team defeat- hom jed the Bluejay aggregation, 3-1, Val- 7 ley City basketball reserves won from . «» He| Jamestown high Fledglings 19-17, and in stud|the Hi-Liner school made a complete day of it as their basketball team won from the Jays, 21-17. Jamestown, N. Valley City high school Hi-Line emerged victorious in three contests with Jamestown high Bluejays here in a hotly contested game, 26-21 and gaining a 22-13 decision over Parshall. Presenting an attack with surpris- ing power, the Model cagers played Minot high to a standstill and as- sumed an early lead which they re- linquished only a few minutes before the first half ended. Led by Bob Chatfield, center, and Allen, forward, Manjor's fod Saturda Evanston, Wl.. Dec. 15—(#)—Dick Hanley’s resignation as head football DR. R. 8S. ENGE Chiropractor Graduate Drugiess Physician Lucas Block Bismarck, N. D. Slide, Bowler, Slide! That’s What Puts Snap Into Your Delivery of Ball As the left leg goes out for the|down on the twist; slide, the right is well behind and|more. turn on the y descends from a position about on a| “eng! As the ball is brought forward, the|the right-hand side. will body snaps into an almost upright/sult in the ball taking the eng! ting L. ©. Crose, Score at alts N. D. State 23; st, |Position. This snap of the body puts/later, and also prevent it cutt i much to the left. HI-LINERS DEFEAT BLUE JAYS; LAKERS, MINOT AND FORX WIN AS Pictured above is the proper way to deliver the ball in bowling—it should hit the alley on the right corner. Diagram before the bowler slides up to the foul line. The ball should be started from the corner of the alley if the bowl- the next step is the h to the |¢t 28s @ tendency to throw s hook. “lg *|‘This will bring the bell into the 1-3 Standing back 10 to 12 yards from|pocket, whereas throwing the miner- the foul line, start off with the right |alite from the center of the alley with foot. The first step is rather slow,|a hook sometimes sends it off the then the left is advanced slightly/alley on the left wit faster, the right more so, and the left|ing the pins. - shows steps taken quint. Captain Quint Nelson led the Grand Forks scoring with 22 points. WAPS BEAT BRECKENRIDGE Breckenridge high here Friday night ., Dec. 15—()—135-8. Wahpeton led The number of milk cows on farms in the United gree is estimated rt ..|3 to 4 per cei.: less than @ year ago. Friday as the Jamestown school cele: A ine in m.'k cow numbers, & shortage of feed, and low prices for dairy products in reiation to feed the half, 17-3. will result in @ Five Giants, Four Bears, Two Lions Nagurski, Feathers, Strong and Clark Win Backfield Berths on Team New York, Dec, 15. — (?) — Three teams made a clean sweep of posi. tions on the all-national professional football league Saturday, ‘The coaches who made the selec- tions picked five New York Giants, new league champions; four members of the former championship Chicago Bear eleven and two Detroit Lions, runners-up in the western section of the circuit. The Giants placed Red Badgro, end; Bill Morgan, tackle; Butch Gibson, guard; Mel Hein, center, and Ken Strong, halfback. ‘The Bears came through with two other backs, Broncho Nagurski and Beattie Feathers. They also con- tributed Kopcha at guard and Bill Hewitt, an end. Two Detroiters Picked The two Detroiters named to the mythical eleven are Earl (Dutch) —_— at Five of the first eleven—Hewitt, Hein, Kopcha, Badgro and Nagurski— were selected on last year’s team and two others—Gibson and Strong—were on the 1933 second team. eleven, at Minnesota, New York University and Colorado College. There wasn’t a single unanimous choice, althougn Nagurski and Beattie Feathers, Chicago's recruit halfback, were given first team rankings by all but one coach, —_—_—_—SSEEyyYHeeww ww sz SUMMONS STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, COUN: TY OF BU RL . IN DISTRICT COURT FOURTE JUDICIAL DISTRICT. E. D, Hartwig Plaintitt vs C. A. Booth, Charles A. Booth, Julius C. Burrows, Lewis D. Greene, National Bank, a corporation, Jno. K. Wetherby, John K. Wetherby, Charles Duncombe, ant r= sons unknown claimi any estate or interest in or lien or encumbrance upon the property described in the complaint Defendants THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA TO THE ABOVE NAMED DE- FENDANTS: You are hereby summoned to an- swer the complaint of the you and to serve a copy of your An- swer upon the subscribers at their office in the Dakota National Bank & Trust Company Bullding in the Cit of Bismarck, Burleigh County, Norti Dakota, within thirty days after the service of this Summons upon you, exclusive of the day of such service. And in case of your fallure to appear or answer as above req tite will take judgment agal by default for the relief d in the camplaint. Dated at Bismarck, N. D. this 12th day of November, 1934. HYLA! & FOSTER, BISMARCK, NORTH’ DAKOTA OFFICE AND POST OFFICE ADDRESS, BISMARCK, N. 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