The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 15, 1935, Page 6

THE RISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1935 Hawkeyes Forced Into Overtime Period to Defeat Gophers, 39-33 © i SCORE IN CLOSING || CUR BOARDING House _ By Ahern ij TUF CYWPATHY |S |Five Major Games to Feature State _—_| » MINUTES OF GAME) (2A our scsrise teat FF mn ances mean B Prep Basketball Schedule This Week 7% WORN, AND LISTEN To ME! Ys COLONEL WAGHORNS? YF Ws { 1 WAVE ENOUGH 10:00, FEEDING $2 Wry, MDEAR . Z| eras BASEBALL SEERS PUT JOHNSON, ci John Barko, lowa Forward, THE SQUIRRELS IN THIS CAGE, GENTLE! N Ie nf BY BRITISH COHO i Bismarck and Minot Intra-City Cages Two Baskets to Clinch WITHOUT THAT COLONEL FRIEND £ CELEBRATED GOURMET. CLEVELAND MAN A T Affairs Capture Interest Win in Extra Period OF YOURS DROPPING ANCHOR J YES, A FAMOUS.EPICURE! aca GER, ON SP 0 of Sports Fans —_ IN_HERE AT DINNER TIME 4 AH—~YOU KNOW~ONE ° Athletic Directors A ——S ae ‘ BADGERS DEFEAT MICHIGAN I DONT MIND HIM COMING WHO APPRECIATES Llnclledt stachaltilatondiae| eer ene Cafe Fives H (By The Associated Press) ahead HERE To CHEW THE RAG,SO DELICIOUS VIANDS, Atlantic Fail to See ‘Tough’ tld eC PIVES TANG igh ranking prep school basketball Purdue Spurts to Conquer LONG AS IT ISNT A NAPKIN! SUCH AS YOUR COOKING ! Position Unless Indians Obtain U Wi iS Ci Htive games of major importance this Northwestern, 33-31; In- HE SAID IT SURPASSES. Lk aes p Wins in City ee ee " inact pene ener e D- diana Downs Illinois THAT OF THE GREAT CHEFS MEN WITHOUT PRESTIGE hy HAREY GEAYeON Bo turing the center of attention in OF THE WORLD/ pcb ct R 'NEA Service i RE rh Chicago, Jan. 15—(P}—Iowa’s 5 ‘With the raucous razzing of Cleve- City, the Buomarek ‘Glass cqun Ty “hel ated weed ee tal Average Briton Doesn’t Know] isna's boo birds still ringing in his| Town Talk Wins From Highway [28 ‘a Class B outfit that hes had esday, S| leading le west- rs iccess ern conference pack, and very happy That ‘Somebody’ Directs jars, they've put Walter Johnson! = ang Capitol Cafe Turns Lag ee that they don’t have to play Minne- Athletic Teams squarely on the spot. P' iPiMie Saints have challenged -Bis- sota at Minneapolis again this sea- Ren pent of all people. He didn’t Back Gluek's Team marek $e defend Ms night to Dartil- The Hawkeyes conquered the Goph- London, Jan. 15.—(P)—It diel Arcee 9 br errand Lata ed! oe . ers Monday night on the Minneapolis Pont E> Srmpathize with the wighe| Johnson didn't mind being in tight] ‘The ‘Town Talk Cafe team won two Tim floor, for their fourth straight victory, of an American football coach who|SPots some years ago when his rat-|&@mes out of three from the Highway, fot Intra-city game. 7 but only after battling through 40 has his salary sliced to $7500 a year,|tlesnake whip arm crackled basebails| N°. 1, five in city bowling league play} Tour stand-out tilts are scheduled minutes of regulation time and an or even one who has @ run-in With across the plate. The Big ‘Trai Monday night while the Capitol Cafe jay when St. Mary’s again goes in- overtime period. @ senator but its difficult for the . The Big Train rev-| chefs, led by Adam Brown, defeated to action against a Class A team— ‘The score was 39 to 33, and Iowa's average British athletic mentor to| led in them, as @ matter of fact. | the Gleuk’s representatives, winning|Mandan. Another B quint, Wahpe- six-point margin was gained in the share that feeling. But pitching baseballs and manag-|tWo games of their schduled match. | ton, which has challenged Jamestown, overtime session. Minnesota tied the He would feel extremely lucky, in|ing baseball players are altogether| ling was the bulwark of the High-|will play one of the major eights, ecore in the last 30 seconds, but had the first place, if he were drawing|airrerent, and let of the| Way, squsd rolling in with » 471 total |Grand Forks, nothing left for the extra work. down even $750 a year, and if some nt, and now, as chief of the! while Huss was coming in second with| In the other two feature games Towa led by 19 to 16 at the half, a fellow corresponding to a senator in| Cleveland Indians, the load they've| 447 pins. Joe Zahn with the winners; Fargo plays Valley City and James- but the fighting Northmen, cheered y importance ever condescended to bawl| placed on Johnson's shoulders doesn’t |of the first match pounded the Maples |town clashes with Devils Lake. ‘by 8,200 spectators, tied the count Iw" him out he probably would cherish it|seem quite fair. for a great 503 total, and Steve Goets| Co-leaders of the Central North three times in the last eight minutes. among his fondest memories. Baseball prophets have cooked up/ Collected a nice 471 score. Dakota Conference race, Harvey and In the overtime, John Barko, who FLAG HIM ‘You may gather (and correctly so)| plenty of headaches for Johnson in| Davies was the leading Cafe lum-|New Rockford, will battle in a game paced the attack with 16 points, drop- DOWN, [ia that the gentleman who bear the title}the event that the Cleveland In-jinary in the second match, of intense sectional interest Tuesday. Ped in two field goals to put the Hawk- MASOR ! fb “coach” at England's institutions of|dians fail to go on the warpath with|UP games of 174, 178 and 160 for a| Bowman, Scranton, and Rhame are eyes safely in front. The defeat was : \ ______ © 1995 BY NEA SERVICE, INC. T. learning do not rank very high, either |a whoop this spring. total of 512. Frolund was head manjtied for the lead in the Southwest Minnesota's first in two conference socially or financially. With a Babe Ruth-for-Manager|in the Gluek's array getting 474 pins|Conference. Each of the three teams tests. organization active on the banks of|and Tony Masseth rang up total of has scored one conference victory. Purdue Spurt Wins BONDY B LSTERS PH ANT ’ one Know Their Place the Cuyahoga, all Johnson has to do|454 pins for his evening's work. Games this week: Purdue, by rallying to beat North- Jal let ly They do not go around addressing|to escape the wrath of the boo birds| ‘The scores. ‘Tuesday Bs ‘western 33 to 31, at Lafayette in an- - civic clubs—extolling the virtues of a/is lift a club that finished a tired Capitol Cafe Bowman at Lemmon, 8. D. other hair-raiser, and Wisconsin, LINEUP FOR GLOBE TR TTER 4 sound body and getting their meta-!third in 193¢ to a pennant. Mickey|Davies ... + 17 178 160 512] Wyndmere at Milnor. which trounced Michigan, 34 to 20, at $ 0) ‘@ We |Phors mixed—nor do they presume tojGochrane and other managers have|Slim Smith. 184 126 193 503| Fessenden at Maddock, gen oL ane Mot ie is pane [a vn SOIREE a MOIn ones jouing performed more remarkable feats, but |D. nsw 160 182 153 495] Fergus Falls at Fairmount. Tace, but Illinois dropped back by | SENT TET joe shou! T. Sel . 170 181 142 49: taking a to 2 beating from > | iaseheiameaetagaaaiions became cuarter a of the] Would Rescind Rule Prohibiting |erade because his trusty toe is needed ce having 'liess oaibe vealde CHARAN mown ..... Aen ase awe diana at Bloomington. | ; National League in . in Saturday's game. — — — —| Reynolds " The Hoosiers moved into fourth| Joins Local Independents | Its long-term lease of Braves Field Amateur Players From ‘There is not a single “grand old man |” Proclamation. Totals........ 626 G94 0S s...| Underwood ax Wilton, place with two victories and one de- |has been abrogated, and Tom Yaw- Appearing in Films wel Lael ce te RIAN inp Hopes They're Right New Rockford at Har feat, behind Purdue and Wisconsin, for Rest of Season (i : : ppearing ‘There isn’t even a “sage of sagawash.”| Rogers Hornsby was first to hang aie which have three victories and one |key, owner of the neighboring Red ——E ‘The average Briton will tell you that|the title tag on the Cleveland entry, 143 454) Feith at Mott. defeat. ideo Teer th jieeswot SOK Sox, has refused to share Fenway| New York, Jan. 15.—(#)—The|there isn’t any such thing as a coach /Other pilots joined the chorus. Coch- 151 445} wrinot at Minot Model. Wisconsin started slowly against sulle iapecdpeeseinied beat) ° :Park, American League grounds. British Lawn Tennis association can-jeither at Oxford or Cambridge, but he|rane is the only American League 140... Tinton at Burnstad. = Michigan and trailed by a point at} Bondy, former University of Minne-| Ford Frick, president of the Na- not look to the United States lawn|isn’t being strictly accurate. There | guide who has cast a dissenting vote 170 474 Makotl at Douglas. the half. The Wolverines scored in}sota basketball luminary, has bolster- tional League, has called a special tennis association for support in the/is a man the athletes address aS/to date, and one of his stars, Goose ‘Washburn at the second session, but from there ON eq hopes of the Bismarck Phantoms meeting = fhe nelub cdwiers in ses) movement endorsed by the English|“coach,” even if they wouldn’t dream | Goslin, "says that if the Detroit ‘Tigers Anamoose at Moctaskys. it was strictly a Badger holiday. {a5 they prepare for the invasion of | York next Friday to determine what | P°dy, to have rescinded a rule pro- of sitting at the same dining table with do not again grab the-gonfalon the Lisbon at Sheldon. The league-leading Hawkeyes en-| P bedi am it. = hibiting amateur players from re-|him. Indians will. 8 7 tertain Indiana Saturday, while Wis-|the Harlem Globe Trotters, well-| Ca be done about it. | exteag renbigieiieatinas “tees apibactiig Mentor Passed Up eliball: “witeeks --eanenunkion® “a Bismarck at St. Mary's. consin meets Northwestern at, Bvan- mete Geet ees | aes Linerniee aha possi lin dawnitennis action films, ‘An American Rhodes scholar at Ox-|cjeyeland fever, which now has per- ocr ‘Copia center ston. Minnesota plays at Chicago, y, who this week playe = is | 7 ford, f thlete at ‘ . ‘and Michigan meets Illinois at Cham- eit at onisken Pickers of, staples, eek @ dog racing track Il} . fearon piper canara ec crantentveniriann feels a trifle aeetieed metas Tally ete em ats paign. HRSA ss GREER MI PRBE Cen EEA ceaa idenly er| association and endorsed by the B. L./guilty about what happened to the h o . — zi lan SOA al \cials close to th take Fred |hel most rece! mee a 142 173 156 471 7 JIMMIES VIKINGS Position at the Corwin-Churchill Mo- peste 5 barat oe beatae {0r| Derry's. mind off Se teanaa tenet ‘There was a big dinner for the rival pare of Aapuiterint oasis hg aanion ..| Devils Lake reserves at Tokio. ' pera lene eee ars Ee Gatiney. (MO and motion picture offers that have|teams, with pheasant and speeches |7he eschione puseea sins cepean titer Belfield /and Sentinel Butte at The former Gopher cage star will owned the Braves trom 1912 through) pen waved before his sparkling black |of mutual admiration, But let our feat Totals... 720 778 745 ..., [Dickinson sive to the lccal quint added height 1915, and controls the park, an-) eyes for the last year. s Rhodes boy tell it: Pennant feat of 1933, finished a lame ooo ‘Croshy at Ambrose. & the pee court and a hard driving nounced Monday the tribesmen had/ TES “reports from Australia,| “They gave me the banquet tickets aon sratiec Nees cats. ane Columbus at Lignite. ioral 4 go in for the bali off the Besa ousted from their hunting where Perry lost the continent's na-|to distribute among our fellows, and I ales feat duly “4 aye ie ‘Baldwin .. 169 457 Thi — With Bondy in the lineup, role ied tional singies championship to Jack|Went around the dressing room hand-| "eats pennant for the Indians, | °C2 + 156 471] Mayville at Hatton, Eddie Agre Is Only First-Year! prantoms have been working out| Crawford, were that Great Britain's Federer re reromiernmmteery “How can we miss?” asks the|omith ae ou Friday Man on Veteran James- ally this seeking to acquire Joe Louis Signed to | Forias amateur singles champion ig|—and me with a whole handful of [Youthful Nebraskan, promising to] Cervinski ies: ath] Caer: Ai Menton. that split second timing and accurate) A in N York ail a vena My ene ete and | Hickets. Td almost rather have given|#count for 25 games himself. — a Milton, : ele town College Squad eye neceasary if they wish to give the| 4 ppear in New Yor! fon BMM ‘Tiden and Elsworth Vines him my ticket if they would have let] , aeons milking his cows and) Totals......... 751 749 TIT .... pacha ent ane ; The game has been called for! New York, Jan. 15—(P/New York |i & barnstorming tour or accept 2/™\ oa. wen we got togtther with |f his Bethesda, Md. farm, hopes) schedules in the newly-organized| Underwood at Turtle Lake. ‘With early-season indications point- 8:15 Hie . alates Wand eae fens pl ere oe oe Lina marin eR the otter ‘Team to go into the banquet [they're all right, especially Herder. | commercial league eeitebeactie | beats ae ing to Jamestown and Valley City as 5 Me s tonal Negro heavyweig! rom De- peace __g | room, the two coaches drifted down Tuesday by J. B. Abrahamson, man- 2 ing to ene strongest contenders for| The Negro cage:ters are said to be troit, in action March 29, Jimmy * Fights L Last Nich | to the corner club for their sandwiches Pisegras rasan yyy M Fallure {ager of the bowling alleys. Pirst| Amenia at Grandin, Te ene eakoin ‘Intercollegiate eve! More brilliant than teams which| Johnston of Madison Square Garden | ights Last Night {| sna beer.” Epa gar oopimran ar mn | pames Wednesday night. will pit. the ley at Sharon. Conference championship, the Jim-{Performed here in previous years. In- announces he has signed Louis to meet ¢@————__________. Je ep ordne sheep © Peace ws a| Bismarck ‘Tribune team against the ‘Mott at New England. Bieieay been printiog Hiete.quint| mam Juetzot, pivot aman: Is eouably| the winner of the Way raddock:) | SUM ee eee eon aes . M Chance, No one reslles better than|Retulstory Department five and the| Etaviage at Spiciowood. i? vi B ‘S$ greatest - ib t is if mn it ea. rad= ye 7 s.—Tony My a 2 » for Priday's tit with the ViKInES f°F er and handles the ball with the ease| doek SEA Tanky are stele set-| Leominster, Mass., outpointed Joe Saints to Meet Johnson how Cleveland, which takes|!-100 Taxi against the Northwestern) Kenmare at Stanley. | M\The games will be the only one be- He ey m that is a marvel to/tle their argument in the Garden! Kaminski, 166%, Nanticoke, Pa., 5 way Heseaell niall regres ered ‘The complete schedule Ellendale at Lisbon. tween the two teams to count in the|""With practically any team they) po a Demons Tonigh| O Tonsein eiay call a Pg eaten irr Wednesday, Jan. 16 pre eco conference standings since the return |iine up against the dusky stats can outside of Cleveland, but, while resi-| Bismarck ‘Tribune vs. Regulatory) Edmunds at Sykeston. game at Valley City February 15 18/break away at will to score. They A T T HEZZI IN dents of the pretty city on the shore| Dept. Minnewaukan at New Rockford. Na trall of victories marks the pro-|never mesg any. move eo" spulful | intra-City Game Galled for 6 P. of Lake, Bie seaport hil 66 8 oe| teeter den tt | MaretGerton gress of the two adversaries as theyitheir plays M., at World War Me. loranded'as's ‘nupagertal fellore in| ‘Thayer Bt va, Court House Ray at Williston, Prepare to battle for the conference —— LOS ANGELES OPEN PLAY-OFF . : the Indian village. Bismarck Bakery vs. Singer Sewing| Minot Model at Rugby. t ee teal Mins tn. the Racing D Oust a i morial Building That has been drummed into the| Mach, Milnor at Cogswell. Biss cena pleyed: and cing ogs Ss | wis, finished all square at 285 for - < Cleveland populace by the baseball Wednesday, Jan. 23 ‘Wahpeton at Grand Forks, a #4 san St. Mary's basketball quint, chal-| writers of the city. It repeatedly has} Court House vs. Flaxton at Crosby. have non-conference wins over Moor. B Youngsters Finish All Square the competition and 18 holes were Pesta DS, ons’ right to enter|been pointed out that Johnson’s| Mach, Fargo at Valley City. head ‘Teachers, north Dusote Aer-| Braves From Park) first time in 10-vear | Tuesday to close the issue. |he''state Cless A toumament in|record in Washington and Newark| ‘Thayer St. vs. Bismarck . | Bowbells at Moball ae ealeer. Rillings pee | Mac} the eae) AN eae ‘March, meet the Bismarck high school] reveals him as no great shucks as & ursday, Jan. 24 St. Mary's at Mandan. ul anc wo over Ol i H | ner of ie ” @ sna} . ¥e They lost to Moorhead ‘Teachers, the : History of Tourney | {ake the Gites in. Gee. Mactan sone aquint tonignt ay A sealaren fh encoaih banca Eeainais scliaan eeen sneer: Dept. vs. Northwestern gpeat pg bt Feo Lake. » Harlem Globe Trotters and the House Boston Club Out in Cold When Pe ecg {ments and took third place with aj Fan. were unanimous in a vicious atteck| Bismarck Tribune vs. Taxi 1-100, | Wilton at Washburn. of David teams. s Angeles, Jan. 15.—()—Two of | score of 287. . a arid team. tore Valley city’s| Yawkey Refuses to Share | gottdom's set, John Revolts and Vie-| Gene Sarazen and Willle Goggin| Tbe game has been called for & a-Jupon Johnson last summer. This led) | Wetnensag Jam. 00 a, | asher af Leline” Vikings. Other Viking victims are Red Sox Field |tor Ghezzi, went back to the links) with 72 holes scores of 288 tied forlin? gymnasium. the Cleveland park one atfternoon,| Bismarck Tribune vs. Singer Sewing Cando at Minot. Ma} twice in non-conference Tuesday to decide the Los Angeles' fourth. There was a four way tie!” Coach Ted Meinhover's athletes,|when his judgment in switching| Mach. Larimore at Portland. tilts, and Billings Polytechnic. Two open title, |for sixth between Horton Smith,| victorious in all but one game this|pitchers was questioned. Not content * phursday, Jan. 31 Portal at Columbus, — games were lost to North Dakota uni-| Boston, Jan. 15.—\7—Racing dogs; For the first time in the 10-year) Harold McSpaden, Charley Lacey| season, are primed for the assault on) with booing the pitching immortal] Bismarck ‘Bakery vs. ‘Taxi 1-100. Belfield at Beach. versity. have chased the Boston Braves from history of the championship, the reg-| and Floyd Farleh. Four also tied for! the Demon stronghold. Tonight’s|trom the premises, hundreds stood| Regulatory Dept. vs. Court House. Gascoyne at Hettinger. Valley City presents as strong a|their wigwam. ular 72 holes played failed to decide tenth at 290, Henry Pickard, Jimmy|game will probably find Tommy Leeloutside the park waiting to boo him We Feb. 6 i Michigan at Lakota. team as last season, one vacancy in| Boston's oldest baseball club is) a winner Monday. Ghezzi, of Deal, N.| Thomson, Paul Runyan and Olinjand Urban Hagen at the forward! downtown. Taxi 1-100 ‘vs. Court House. Haven at Beulah. — the veteran five of last year being|homeless for the first time since it|J., and Revblta, from Milwaukee,| Dutra. berths, Frank Geiermann at center; - vs. Regulatory Sat ra filled by the capable Hendrickson. and Fred Schultz and Bob Murphy Gagged by Bradley Marmarth at Co Humbracht, giant center, will give | OUT OUR WAY in the back court. ‘When President Alva Bradley en- ‘Thursday, Feb. 7 Fairmount at Park River A. C, the Vikings an advantage. For the Demons, Ollie Sorsdah! and|gaged Johnson in the middle of the) sismarck Tribune vs. Thayer 8t. Bowbells at Portal, ii Jamestown also has its team of Neil Croonquist are expected to start|/campaign of 1933 he forbade the! Singer Sewing Mach. vs. North-] Wahpeton at Grafton. last season instact with one excep- YES-LVE GONE BARNEY AN’ MR fare at forwards, Leon Doerner at the|famous right-hander to participate |western Bell. Drayton at Bowesmont tion, Eddie Agre of Bismarck filling iN FOR TRAP n mr $.¥O A pivot position and Buddy Beall and|in press conferences in the club's Wednesday, Feb. 13 ae the forward position of Tommy Ar Eiheal STARRED Ry TNS MANN, Billy Owens at the guard posts. offices after games. Bismarck ‘Tribune vs. Bismarck co Grouse who 1s now coaching at Mo- THIS 1S MY FIRST ALOOKIN’ FER THER GIG Bradley sought to protect Johnson hall CATCH —A BIG POLKE DOG AN’ HER U from the “vacuum” a) by] Northwestern Bell vs. Court House. WINNING Defeated by both Valley City and COYOTE, AND PRIZE MALTEESE CAT. am YOu RE HBF | cleveland baseball writers. For some , Feb. 14 Jamestown, Minot this week engages A Soe car THER VERY UPSET. TH! strange reason, Realtor Bradley at-| ‘Taxi 1-100 vs. Singer Sewing Mach. B. A the Bottineau School of Forestry. The . DOG HAS TOOK COZENS tributed the failure of Roger Peckin- Dept. vs. Thayer St. i ‘Minot cagers were victorious over O' PRIZES, AN’ TH' CAT 1S paugh, whom Johnson succeeded, to , Feb. 20 N Hilendale and won two games from WUTH A SMALL FORTUNE. )\ OU AIN'T the continual questioning of the writ Dept Ye. Taxi 1-100, | «By Nat Holmen independent clubs. = y FUNNY Bp three and fon thousand gc ee naan ‘Thayer St. vs. Singer ar Mach. : WYYE @z Ld ‘ale students are juash rac- a Levine Outpointed LL Zh Fag .. which srg the growing |gard, and erred again in insisting] Northwestern Bell vs, Bismarck By Jackie Shark } popularity of the game... . Yale has| that the friendly Johnson make him- | Tribune, y Jackie rkey @7 courts in operation most of the|Self scarce after games. The latter) Court House vs. Bismarck Bakery. “ ‘ime. Cha Grimm’s lum! order resulted in alienating Johnson ‘Wednesday, Feb. 27 Jan, 15—(#)—Gain- must have . . . for in sending | 8nd the baseball writers. Northwestern Bell vs, Bismarck 7 » Minneapolis, ing the upper hand by a stunning first round knockdown, Jackie Shar- key of Minneapolis won a judges de- cision from Sammy Levine, a fellow townsman in a 10 round boxing bout here last night. Levine strengthened but could not overcome. Sparkey’s lead. Sharkey weighed 130 and Levine 127 pounds. Lee Savoldi of St. Paul decisioned Jackie Charvez of Topeka, Kans., in eight rounds. Savold! scaled 173 and Charves 170. Larry Udell of Aberdeen, 8. D., 172, slugged his way to a six round deci- sion over Russ Schultz, 178. Minne- epolis. Don Hurst away to Columbus, Grimm has left himself with only Phil Cavar- etta, rookie, as understudy at first mand was that Johnson be removed. Personally, I thought Johnson did quite well with what he had. ‘The Indians’ catching was those old-time ‘This play ball handling, The tap is made to f 2, who comes in high off the “tions While in midair, he taps to guard, X-3, who then makes a cross-court Pate ne, he aed i [throws up at eae el a requires speed and goog