The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 17, 1934, Page 6

THE RISMARCK TRIBUNE. MONDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1934 Huey ‘Long at Odds With ‘Biff’ Jones Over Football Dictatorship "KINGRISH? EJECTED FROM TEAM'S ROOM DURING OREGON TILT Louisiana’s Political Boss Sought to Give Squad a ‘Pep’ Talk at Half COACH DEMANDS CONTROL Outbreak an Offshoot of Farce Over Making Abe Mickal a State Senator Baton Rouge, La., Dec. 17.—(P)}— Football officials of Louisiana state university attempted Monday to smooth the ruffled feelings of Sen- ator Huey P. Long, Louisiana's politi- cal dictator and Lawrence “Biff” Jones, Tiger football coach, after their run-in on the football field Sat- urday over direction of the team. Huey Long becam. annoyed when Oregon led Louisiana State in the first half of their game Saturday, and he gave voice to his opinion on how the team was being, handled. He sought to make a “pep” talk to the team at the half, but Biff Jones objected. The argument became so heated that the coach threw his hat to the ground and shook his finger under the senator's nose and refused to allow the senator in the team’s room. The team came out at the half and won the game by one point, 14 to 13. Refuse to Talk Both Long and Jones have te- fused to discuss the matter. Friends of both men are pessimis- tic over the prospects of patching up the break. Long is not accus- temed to having his will blocked and Jones has insisted for the last two years that Senator Long let him run the team without interference. The coach came to Louisiana from West Point with that understanding. The outbreak Saturday was an off- shoot of Senator Long’s farce over making Abe Mickal, Tiger star, a state senator in a burlesque election on the college campus. Jones ordered ‘Mickal not to report to the capitol for induction in office. That peeved the senator. Big Ten Prepares for Busy Week on Basketball Courts Minnesota Plays Carleton; In- diana Heads East for Three Engagements Chicago, Dec. 17.—(7)—Started off by Purdue's clash with Wabash at LaFayette Monday, Big Ten basket- ball. teams will put in a busy week, Playing 13 games. Indiana's Hoosiers, who will carry the Big Ten banner into the east, addition to Wabash Monday Purdue, the defending cham- goes to Indianapolis Saturday tackle Butler. Northwestern re- playing Michigan state at Evanston Saturday. Mlinois also has two games, meeting Washington university at St. Louis Friday, and St. Louis univer- sity the next night. Michigan plays Western State ‘Teachers, a team it has seldom de- feated in the past few seasons, at Kalamazoo, Mich. Wednesday, Min- meets Marquette at Milwaukee. Conference teams gained only one game better than an even break in Jast Saturday night’s warfare. Ohio State trounced Carleton 24 to 13, Minnesota smothered North Dakota State. On the other side of the ledger, Pittsburgh beat Iowa, 38 to 26, Armour Tech downed Chi- cago, 34 to 27, and Indiana bowed to De Pauw 31 to 24. m YOURE TELLING ME Wait Hoyt, Pirate pitcher, ought to bowl those National League hit- next season... . He’s been lot of cricket in Honolulu . +» » Casey Stengel wants Babe Herman back at Brook- lyn again ... which would seem like the old days of the Daffiness Boys +. Walter Hagen, the aging veteran of pro golf, says he wants to step out as leader of the Ryder Cup team and let someone else step in... . That someone else likely will be Gene Sarazen. .. . Taffy Abel, giant Chicago Blackhawk defense man, has been @ hockey holdout for some time now, because of a $500 pay cut... . He's peddlin’ beer in northern Mich- igan. .. . That Indianapolis 500-mile speedway | calssic takes 10 pounds off a river, statistics show. . . . That's + Itis rumored 10-goal ' « « » Deeds of our three 10- Tommy Hitchcock, Cecil Gmith and Elmer Boeseke, are said have slipped down to a nine-goal Hettinger High Wins Basketball Opener Hettinger, .N. D, De Dec, 17.—Hettinger fygh school opened the basketball sea- son with a 33 to 12 aed over Bu- eorug-bere Friday night, | ‘With a team composed of former All-American and All-Conference stars, the bearded House of David invades Bismarck Tuesday for a basketball encounter with the Phantoms. Included in their lineup of six footers are Finley and Iba, Marysville State Teachers college; Deaton and Hickman, Colorado State Teachers college; Ferguson, Oklahoma City university, and Curtis, Simmons university. pictured above as they prepared to leave Kansas Cit y on their tour of the northwest. ‘Hi-Liners Play Bismarck and Mandan This Week in Featured Cage Contests The team is (Play Marks Last Pre-' -Holiday | Competition; St. Mary's Opposes Jamestown (By The Associated Press) Valley City’s double engagement with Bismarck and Mandan is the high spot in the pre-holiday season basketball schedules in North Dakota. The Hi-Liners meet two Class A clubs this week-end, playing at Man- can Friday and Bismarck Saturday. Other games this week continue the linter-class competition, with Devils Lake playing Starkweather and Aneta; Fargo going to Ada, Minn. Jamestown meeting St. Mary's of Bi marck and Minot invading Williston. Grand Forks wil! be host to Grafton. ‘This week's play generally marks the last pre-holiday competition with] an idle period of from one to two weeks in sight for the school cagers during the Christmas vacation. The week's schedule: Monday Ray at Tioga. Tuesday Devils Lake at Starkweather. Powers Lake at Stanley. Reynolds at Hatton. Fairmount at Hankinson, Finley at Aneta. Douglas at Garrison. ‘Wednesday Buffalo Springs at Reeder. Makoti at Max. Grandin at Argusville. Milnor at Wyndmere. Napoleon at Linton. New Leipzig at Carson. Hurdsfield at Tuttle. Ambrose at Crosby. Dover at Hannaford, Regent at Elgin. Tolley at Sherwood. Thursday Carrington at Cooperstown. Mohall at Bowbells. Wilton at Turtle Lake. New England at Belfield. Reeder at Bucyrus. Mott at Flasher. Alumni at Lisbon, Sheyenne at New Rockford. Syxeston at Chaseley. Rhame at Hettinger. Bottineau at Rugby. Tokio at Warwick, Hannah at Langdon. New England at Belfield. Wilton at Turtle Lake. St. Leo's, Minot, at Leeds. Friday ‘Wahpeton at Moorhead, Minn. Fargo at Ada, Minn. Valley City at Mandan. Jamestown at St. Mary's, Bismarck. Aneta at Devils Lake. Wahpeton Indians at Fairmount. Edgeley at Oakes. Linton at Hazelton. Enderlin at Milnor. Tuttle at Hurdsfield, Minot at Williston. Mayville at Larimore. Hatton at Northwood, Carpio at Kenmare. Fessenden at Maddock A. C. Watford City at Dicxinson. Noonan at Portal. Wibaux, Mont., at Beach. Minnewaukan at Anamoose. Grafton at Grand Forks. —___. | SUSPEN DED IN SPACE DEMONS OVERCOME EARLY LEAD TO DEFEAT LINTON, TO DEFEAT LINTON, 29-26 Bewhiskered House of David Here Tuesday | LY “OWENS I LE ADS | OURBOARDING HOUSE == ~~~ ByAhemt BOARDING HOUSE By Ahern | BISMARCK QUINT 70 FIRST CAGE VICTORY Harold Dobler, Lions’ Ace, Cops High-Scoring Honors With 19 Points McLEOD USES EIGHT MEN Visitors Show Great Improve- ment Over Initial Appear- ance Against Saints Captain Billy Owens paced the De- mons in a second-half rally that overcame a 15 to 12 lead the Linton quint had piled up in the first two periods and gave the Bismarck high school a victory over the Lions, 29 to 26, in their initial hard court en- counter Saturday night. Starting out with a rush and feat- uring some fancy shooting by Harold Dobler, the Linton cagers took a 9 to 7 lead in the first quarter and in- creased the advai to three points at the half, leading 15 to 12. Early in the third period the De- mons swept into the lead and held a two-point margin at the three-quar- ter mark, an advantage which they maintained until the game ended. Effective Beall Dobler’s deadly eye for the basket put the Linton team out in front in : Shakeela Maal lnepn a “Frorm, his body parallel to. the fl | bar, R. Jansen, Canadian ‘high | ject of a magician engaged in a hypnotic demonstration. Jansen. won the high jump event of the Inter - Empire _ public school sports meet of Great Britain at Melbourne, Australia, Nodaks Pia 35 Football Slate St. Louis U. and Western Mary- land Are Two Intersection- al Games Planned Grand Forks, N. D., Dec. 17.—(#)— The University of North Dakota 1935 football schedule, featuring two inter- sectional games and four North Cen- | tral conference combats, was an- nounced here Monday by Coach C. A. West. The Nodaks, champions of the North Central loop, open their season Sept. 20 against the powerful Moorhead State Teachers college, undefeated in 1934 and conquerors of North Dakota State. Coach West anticipated & pos- sible upset in tne season's opener. St. Louis university at Western Maryland are the intersectional op- ponents dotting the North Dakota schedule. St. Louis comes to Grand Forks October 11, while the Sioux travel east to meet the Maryland- ers, regarded as the outstanding team in that section of the country. The University plays in Baltimore Nov- ember 23, the finale of the season. Play Bison Oct. 26 The traditional North Dakota State- Eakota at rary New Rockford. at Fort Totten. Valley City at Bismarck. OUT OUR WAY You TRY ORIVING: SAY, YOUNG Lancy, THIS ({S GOING TOO FAR! THROWING PARKING TicKETS IN MY LAP, WITH THE NONCHALANCE OF A GANG MOLL ~ AS ‘THO IT WERE NOTHING, TO BE PRACTICALLY ARRESTED, AN' AS ‘THO WE WERE MILLIONAIRES SOMETIME! North Dakota university contest will be played here October 26. Omaha university, newest addition to the North Central conference, will enter- tain the Sioux in Omaha November 9. The University of North Dakota, un- scheduled yet, may be played in Sioux Falls, 8. D., November 16. Luther College of Decorah, Ia., meets the university here September 27, and any fears Coach West express- ed of losing to Moorhead will con- tinue the following week when the Sioux meet the Lutherans. Luther held the Iowa State Teachers to a 0-0 tie a week after the ‘Teachers had c>wned Morningside, 32 to 0. Earlier ‘n the season the uni- versity defeated Morningside, 25 to 0. ‘The schedule: Sept. 20—Moorhead 8. T. ©, at Forks. Sept. 27—Luther college at Grand Oct. 5—Open. Oct, 11—St. Louis university Grand Forks. Oct. 19—South Dakota State Oct, 26—North Dakota State at it Forks. Pag 2—Morningside at Sioux City, Nov. 9—Omaha at Omaha. Nov. 16—Open, Nov. 23—Western Maryland at Balti- The Golden Gate Bridge, which is ever authorized to be the outer mouth of a ma- at at up by the Demon defense and partic- ularly Buddy Beall, it looked like the Lions might emerge victorious. ers ace contributed 13 of 5 points in the first two nd added three Liebe a in He dropped in field goels and five free throws for a 19 points and high-scoring honors for the evening, Owens was not far behind the Lin- te which he added two gift shots for & point total of 14. Ollie Sorsdahl, al- though he did not play all of the game, was second high with three baskets from the floor. Finds Passing Combination Coach Roy McLeod used eight men in the game and appeared to have his best passing combination on the floor when Cameron and McGuiness were at the forward posts, Peterson was at center and Beall and Owens worked the back court. ‘The Linton quint showed greater familiarity with the smaller high school floor. Their passing was much improved and they took better advan- tage of the scoring opportunities than they did on the night previous when they were beaten by the St. Mary's five at the World War Memorial building. Summary: “ Linton (26) Kremer, f .. Dobler, f .. BSlracconwo wl cowmooslg elowmwocce a! cnccouny Blomwnwowm El eswoonmd Referee—Bill Moran. Umpire—Fay Brown. New Leipzig Trojans Win First Cage Tilt (Special to the Tribune) New Leipzig, N. D., Dec. 17—The |: Trojans, Independent 26. eee will cost, $35,000,000, | Th according to estimates. you'LL. GET A WHOLE BOOK OF TICKETS, BEFORE YOu LEARN TO TURN 30-CENT WINCOW L BROKE — Way, TM ON TH ROAD TO RUIN-TO TH’ PENITENTIARY — A CORNER -~ AND, AS TRwnkams, 2-1 3 Zl oconmmoome — AND, HERE, SNUFFY ~ I WANT YOU To TAKE THIS & TREASURE HOME AND GERVE IT AT CHRISTMAS / CELLAR—A GREAT OLD “BURGUNDY ~COTE DE FINE WINE WAS BOTTLED ESPECIALLY FOR ME, BY MY f{ OLD FRIEND. THE MARQUIS Hy} | DE MOREAU-FAYETTE /— 4 THAT IS WHY THERE IS ( NO COMMERCIAL LABEL ON THE WITH MY NORTHWESTERN BEGINS SEARCH FOR NEW HEAD GRIDIRON COACH Ossie Solem of lowa Promin- ently Mentioned to Suc- ceed Dick Hanley Chicago, Dec. 17.—()—Northwest- ern university was engrossed in its search for a new head football coach —who may turn out to be Ossie Solem of Iowa—Monday, while Dick Hanley started looking for another Job. \ * Kenneth L. (Tug) Wilson, North- western’s athletic director, said the identity of Hanley’s successor might: be announced “early this week.” He declined to give any names in connection with the search. But did not deny that Solem’s name had been more ' than lightly mentioned. Wilson and Solem worked together for several years at Drake university, the former as athletic director and Solem as football coach. It was reported that a “trade” of coaches between Iowa and North- western might follow Hanley’s resig- nation Saturday, with Solem moving/ Fort to Evanston, and the former Wildcat coach going to Iowa City. However, Prof. Clarence M. Updegraff, chair- man of the Iowa athletic board, said he did not even know that Solem had any intention of leaving, much less that Hanley might go to Iowa. While Solem was considered the foremost candidate for the North-| Miners western vacancy, several others were mentioned. Among them were George Veenker of Iowa State col- lege, @ former assistant coach at Michigan; Dana X. Bible of Ne- braska, who has expressed complete satisfaction with his present. posi- tion; Paddy Driscoll, one of North- western’s all-time gridiron heroes, and Waldo Fisher, former Wildcat star, who served under Hanley as end coach. Hanley's formal resiggnation, vir- tually forced by the faculty athletic committee, was accompanied by lit- tle but praise from Dr. Walter Dill Scott, president of the university. Basketball Scores Carleton 13; Ohio State 2¢. North Dakota State 13; Minnesota p Basketball Title Nodaks and Shirts Score Vic- tories in Boy's Classes at Memorial Building Ramblers in the ’s Saturday basketball classes at the ‘world War Memorial building won the day's championship by defeating the Tigers, gee In preliminary games the Bobcats downed the Tigers, 13 to 8, and the Ramblers took the Bobcats, 7 to 4. Bilasvontulseccode! a ssedelscuecdsl onesund River Falls Teachers 35; St. Thomas St. Olaf 27; Duluth Teachers 36. Hanline 19; Western State Teach- ers 40. gnealester 26; La Crosse Teachers _ Ironwood Junior 29; Virginia Jun- jor 25. Ripcn 28; Loyola, Chicago, 37. North Dakota University 40; Val- ley City Teachers 30. Norther, Normal 16; 8. D. State 51. a elecoecce Missou Mentor? ConnHocome al Ree Sees | wleccoccow Plencomausae phemeerned FERA Report on N. D. Finances Due Soon North Dakote’s financial picture slowly is emerging from a state-wide survey being made by the FERA un- der direction of Lyman Baker, former state deputy tax commissioner. Much of the eastern section of the state presents a good financis] stand- . . . Bul coonondal couse Sol eooocede | on cccedn! peered elesscecte!owcsede! coosed-!cHcoed.| coos els! eseeeén According to reportse formal announcement of the appoin ment of Don Faurot. above, head football coach of the Un! versity of Missouri, is to be made stiortly Faurot. who may succeed Frank Carideo, has led the Kirksville, Mo.. Teachers to a string of 26 successive vic tories, ~ lccancetaleoncmeudslee-voutelneunee 1 ecooretn| ncoetul o~o te! ovcoetel cocoon! seneuee. aloowcncdul o-nen- B nwlecooo ef” o of skaters. 1 WORKEDIN ) CHOKE A SHIPYARD / LARTEDX 1900/—sHIs A—~cAUCHT A SPLAGH OF IT TASTED GOOD “ITS FROM MY PRIVATE WINE SINCE 4 “TLL: TURNING A TIN. TsSeebllo MOUTH, ONCE,,/( Maple Leafs Add Three More Wins Chicago Gains American Divi- sion Lead When Rangers Rally to Defeat Bruins New York, Dec. 17.—(#)—The hockey headlines last week went to @ bloody stick-swinging affray at New York and to George (Buck) Boucher, who replaced Eddie Gerard as coach of the battered St. Louis Eagles but, as usual, 4. was Toronto which did most of the fp oo et apedeemrnen terpenes rang up to make it 12 out of 14 so far. They downed the New York Rangers 8-4, took @ 4-2 overtime decision from the Montreal Marocns and Saturday night they came from behind to defeat the tevived Americans, 4 to 3. Kerr, Maroons’ spare goalie, and with him in the nets they rallied to defeat Boston 2-1 Sunday night and drop the Bruins out of a tie with (Chicago for the American section lead. Gerard took a leave of absence from the St. Louis managerial duties and Boucher came in just in time to see the hapless Eagles absorb an 11 to 2 arubbling—a season’s record—from the, Detroit Red Wings. But “Old Buck” rallied his team to tie the Montreal Canadiens 1-1 Saturday. a@ lot of excitment for a while and resulted in Stewart's suspension while Maroons straight defeat Sunday night, 3-2. The Maroons suffered a 4-1 upset at the hands of the Canadiens Tuesday for Cents 1 iti for the Holidays how inezpen- sively “back heme for Christmas ‘Travel in comfort Impertant Travel News! For summer, all cars will be air. on the North Coast Limited