The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 5, 1935, Page 8

Phantoms Spurt in Last Half to Turn Back. Chicken Pickers, 25 2A LOCALS oveRCOME [PURDUE DEFEATS OHIO STATE, E, 42-21; HOLDS CONFERENCE LEAD 16107 ADVANTAGE Se By Ahern GOPHERS PULL I PULL INTO Jock Moore te Be Dick Demaray’s HELD BY VISITORS) f * Do vou WEALIZE THAT FZ SAS EER erating ) | TIE FOR THIRD BY __Opponent in Third Boxing Program ens to! |(/ ae came’ | DEBATING CHCAG| Rep. Usher L, Burdick Figured in r TEAMS PLAY AGAIN TONIGHT Don Arthur Is Outstanding Per- former in Bismarck Inde- pendents’ Lineup Rallying in the half to over- come a 16 to 7 advantage piled up against them at the intermission, the Bismarck Phantoms scored a brilliant MANKIND HAVE TH BEES LEFT TH OLD IDEA HIVE ‘2 CHICLE, MIX IT WITH A TOOTH CLEANSING POWDER AND, EGAD,I SHOULDNT HAVE TOLD YOU, DRAT 1T! TM ALWAYS TALKING AWAY MILLION DOLLAR | Brilliant Rally to Over- come Buckeye Lead f Hidden Ball Trick has had such a strenuous campaign unterpart 0 since joining the stable of Matoh- Lagi: Hall last fall, will make third appearance before local MINNESOTA WINS, 35-26/,."e™7st Fee. 5—(}—The hid-| He says he has won lots of money | fight fans this winter in the head- ’ den ball play that the Carlisle Indians | unning foot races at county fairs. line. bout of the local boxing club's ee ee Pare thought up had its counterpart in a| Although he doubts modern play-/card, here, Thursday, February 14. bit of football strategy long ago by | ¢'® could get away with it, here's how| ‘The slashing, unorthodox Demaray Indiana Scores 39 to 30 Rap, Ueher Burdick of North Dek _ up che touchdown march in| who in his two appearances here has Triumph Over Vanderbilt , ‘ an cite aire RITE in Overtime Battle —the disguised player play. “Nebraska had first down on our|Stan Christy of St. Paul will battle It really wasn't a disguise, as Usher| three-yard line. There was intense | Jock Moore of Duluth in the 10-round explains it, but it had the same re- | excitement and everyone was 80 keyed|main attraction on the local pro- sult. Burdick took advantage of the; up all they could think about was)gram, 25 to 24 victory over Si’s Chicken Pickers of Stapl: nn. in a game TRE STANDINGS excitement coming after a first down | punching the ball across, Moore, who fights under the man- F played at the Training school Club— Tp by the opposition to step quietly into} “In the general pand jum, Tagement of Jack O'Brien of Duluth, 217 their lineup on his own three-yard | shifted across and lined up with the/nas dropped only two decisions in gymnasium Monday night. Johnny Spriggs, Phantom forward.| started the last-half rally that saw 137 line. Nebaska forwards. When the ball was/his last 40 bouts, Most recent victims 218 He then calmly downed their quar- | snapped I tore back and threw the/of his smashing right hand and two- 93 09 09 09 09 ee the Phantoms pull even with the re- 208 terback for a ten yeard loss. quarterback for a 10-yard loss. And/ fisted style of attack are Jack Leib- , vamped Gopher state quint twice in 167 ‘This husky legislator, who lived in| that ended Nebraska’s threat.” gott of St. Paul, Frankie Knauer of ‘ the last period and finally emerge 21 the country of the Sioux Indians and| Burdick thinxs modern football is/Ragie River, Wis, and Max Kel- i victorious in the heated encounter. 172 spoke their language. played offensive; more dangerous than the old game,|brenner of It was Spriggs’ field goal in the 115 halfback and defensive end on Min- because of the element of speed and} The Duluth battler also holds a last half minute of play that gave 141 nesota’s Western Conference cham-| decision over <ta:. Christy who had the Phantoms a one-point lead which they protected until the game ended. The two teams will play again to- night at 9:15 (Bismarck time) at the training school gymnasium | Don Arthur was the outstanding} performer in the Bismarck team’s lineup although it was the cagy Spriggs who provided the fireworks with the winning basket. Satovich, Chicken Picker guard, showed up well for the visitors. The triumph Monday was third for the Phantoms in fot games played against the Staples team and the first in which Don y, for- merly a member of the touring quint, played against his old teammates. Construction and Win League Tilts Cafe Teams in City League Games Rolled Monday pany and the O. H. Will Seed store trundlers in the City Bowling League turned back the Schlitz and Town Talk teams in games roiled Monday night. games from the Brewe: Scores of 821, 823 and 774. with a fine 497 for the winners the losers, a good 573. Frank Hummel rolled the evening's high score knocking over the maples for a big 578 to pace the Nursery five} as they took two out of three games! from the Chefs. BABE "RUTH STILL OUT -RANKS ‘Fans Install N. D. DIZZY DEAN AS DRAWING CARD) WINNING | BASKETBALL ——By_Nat_ Holman ‘Bambino to Have Easier Time! Landing $25,000 Contract Than Elder Dean Nursery Bowlers | sc. voici sco vean| jhas seat Babe Ruth in the basc- Span headlines this winter, up to and {including the Dizzy one’s sudden in- {spiration to become a “holdout,” but hi Defeat Schlitz and Town Talk |e great Cardinal pltener has padi position as a drawing card or box of- fice attraction, in the opinion of ma- jor league baseball men. “All this talk about Dean replac- ces ing Ruth as the big magnet for the The Northwest Construction com-|eash customers is just so much ho- | remarked a club owner who is in a particularly good position to! discuss the subject. “We in the National League only wish it was the truth. st The Construction crew took all three | becoming a Sepa kare oD ric five rolling | put in the first place, you can't com-| 774. Masseth |pare a pitcher who works only once | as high pin getterlor twice a week with a player who} t while Klein for the |may be out there every day, from the Schlitz team rolled the high score for standpoint of drawing power. “In the second place, the fans have | not been breaking down the gates to) X-1. see Dean pitch, even when it was ad- vertised well in advance. The Card- P Games jinal’s tested this by trying a three-| Baldwin with a 537/day build-up for Dizzy during the count was the best peformer for the|last pennant season but on one occa- kum,” Above is a X-4 cuts in X-3 is the !out-of-bounds pivot play. X-2 cuts to! ceiver of the pass. 21902 01 nen sen GT. RED. v8 nt, Fistic Favorites| State Golden Gloves Tourna- ment to Get Underway at University Wednesday Grand Forks, N. D., Feb. 5—(P}— Though only in its infancy, the North Dakota Golden Gloves boxing tour- nament, sponsored by the University lof North Dakota, is rapidly growing jin popularity as is shown by the in- terest in the second annual meet to be staged here Wednesday. C. A. West. athletic director of the university who is in charge of the meet, expects some 60 boxers from all Parts of the state to participate this year. Complete teams will be enter- ed from Minot, Wahpeton, Kenmare and the university. Many individual entries have alreacly been received and more are arriving daily. Eliminations will start soon after the noon hour Wednesday and the finals will be staged in the evening. The bouts will be at the university armory. Fight fans here. intensely interest- ed in amateur fighting, have installed variation of a former the foul line to take the pass from favorites in most of the eight divi- sions. If their predictions come true, between X-3 and 0-2, flyweight Lyle Perrington of Knox, then circles around X-2 in the pivot position to take ‘he pass. bantamweight Billie Mears of Knox, : lightweight Owen Trickey, middle- Possible alternate re-|weight Kenny Brown, and heavy- weight Ben Blanchette, all of the Despite @ broken neck which forced | center. Every play was handled/ until he met Demaray. Chicago, Feb. 5.—(?)—The Boiler-|him to wear a wire brace while play- | through the quarterback and the) Considered as Moore's most im- makers of old Purdue still dominated |ing, the 215-pound Burdick was! backs were close behind the line. Now portant victory, however, is the one situation Tuesday by the margin of an|erner could run 100 yards in a shade, Teally traveling by the time they reach | decisi upset which barely failed to mater-| above 10 seconcs, | the tine,” he saya. Fargo shortly, before he ‘wan tonten ialize. by Moore and this fight alone gave The defending champions, who the Duluth boy plenty of prestige in gained the leadership in the race Northwest ring circles, . Saturday night by defeating Chicago, Moore Eager for Bout were forced to produce one of the Hi OPES OF OF J ACKRABBITS, | 46-35 Most of the coming Twin City bat- most brilliant last-half rallies ever tlers have been sidestepping Demaray seen in Lafayette, where sensational __—_._|With the wariness born through eosin is rhe Tule rather bee watching him put away opponent exception, conquer Ohio N after opponent with that dangerous Monday night, 42 to 41. The victory Emmet Birk irk Rogiatrs 1 16 Points Oimoen Sets } Sets ew right hand, but Moore was eager for was Purdue's fifth in six Big Ten to Set Scoring Pace for the opportunity to boost his chances battles. Ski Jum Rec for bigger things if he could dispose An upset, the biggest one of the University Five p 0) of the rugged Capital City puncher. Buck probably the most improved scrapper who has made good in a team in the conference, left the floor Datole State Jackrabbits’ test hope [National Amateur Champion a dere at th a vantage. at ni 8 “A5*.|of the schools in the southern end Of] 1 aps 256 Feet at Los An- ie South Dakota will be carded in the Minnesota, climbed into a tie with [ence Mojed jo Soh the string of semi-windup. Towa and Wisconsin for third place by| when they lost here Monday night. Gramling will meet another of 46-35, of the season, 35 to 26, at Minneapolis,! ‘The northerners, rangy and fast,|United States amateur record of 255 | Who also hails from Duluth in either in spite of the efforts of the Maroons’ | niaved a blocking and charging game | feet has been set for ski jumpers. @ four or six, two-minute round mix. Bill Haarlow, who increased his/that resulted in four of the five start- fhich exceeds the| Hall expects to have the complete to 93 points. Haarlow collected 15/ before the game ended. Angeles win- |days and will feature local boys who points, but the Gophers had two) ‘The Jackrabbits muffed many op- Pines, muni-|have made a hit with the fans in markesmen, Jimmy Bawer and George portunities to score from setup posi- miles north of |recent appearances. ing of the Chicago star. sophomore forward, failed | amateur ski i Indiana, rusty from inactivity, Sinuntips or thucacsriagaesertantt te : Class B Independent turned on a raily to tie Vanderbilt in| ties, record of 240 feet was set} Meet Goes to Lakota the last half minute, then went on to Pease: was high point man with| at this meet last year by John Elvrum defeat the southerners, 39 to 30, in an/1g and Birk, North Dakota forward,!of Leke Arrowhead Ski club, but this overtime battle at Nashville. was second high with 16. ‘The Nodaks| was exceeded Sunday by four jumps | | Hillsboro, N. D.. Feb. 5—(P)— Lakota aa ae besides the record sett! of 255 | 288 been selected for the state Class ‘ missed only one free throw out ret berg ing hop B tournament on March 18, 19 and Young Pro Gains Hho er gaat a ha 20, Roy Johnston, president of the Witasek, Nodak center, accounted) OCC Headquarters has announced. W. R. Reitan of La- Lead at Oakmont} iiss" crm s"tmentstie| Five Defeats Lehr|"* "i = sen \e score a e first half was 29-18 for the Sioux and i viiiiiensiis enamine Henry Picard Builds Up Two- uien tere _— {_ Basketball Scores | Point Advantage in Nassau The district memeiicl ccc company basketball team of Fort Lin- power, 199 pion elevens of 1903-04. “We didn't have the direct pass from | not taken the count in over 100 bouts the Western Conference basketball |chosen as all-western end. The west-| they get a 10-yard start and they're over Leibgott. Leibgott was awarded season, appeared certain when the Rusty Gramling, another local h on the North Central basketball confer. Dakota and Deadwood and Huron in geles Tourney Sunday defeating Chicao for the second time Los Angeles, Feb. 5.—(7)—A new} Jack O'Brien’s boys, Wes Lambert, Jeague-leading individual point totallters accumulating three field goals at 15 feet, was|card drawn up within the next few ‘Roscoe, to more than offset the shoot- tions and except for Mark Barber, Oimoen of the Mon- state independent basketball league although the rabbits pressed them coln defeated the Lehr high school (By the Associated Press) Cafe team. e i tive, 1 , in a close game re scores: jn MOTORS NCEE Dee university, will be erowned 1935 Ne arias FG FT Pet ihe State Training’ Aeteol ce | Chicago 26; gkinnesota 35. 0. U. Wills This does not mean the cider Dean.| Minot Teachers Beat [champions aia, ‘ase y alae 1 0 ieee epee 6 Rives Palle F. Hummel 192 181 205 578)as @ soloist or in combination with] — Vf) ille Peds, 39-28 ee ee ron o 1 kami te Teachers M. Hummel 196 168 196 560{brother Paul, will not become an in-| ayville S, Jd- ee eae bates yen Glendale, Cal, Feb. 5.—(#)—The 1 0 on t a bril- a Teachers 28; Minot Teach- 1 4 2 creasingly big attract ially if! i if mtry turned its back a 2 ance quint Rochrick 13H 160 tap avs [Re continues: his sensational apred-|, Minot. Feb, S.—(®—Tuming in athe universtr, the present champion. totinsned Oakmont Nassau cham 23 and produced the| | North Dakota Univ. 46; South Da- A. Schneider, Jr... 176 163 178 517|ball pitching, but Old Man Ruth | rilliant performance, with Harold 5 ~iPpionship tournament ‘Tuesday and - - 168 178 SIT) pecially if he decides to hevevers| Ankarberg displaying deadly accur-|lowers here. The champion will be|Plonship, toumnam to compete in the 13° «8 and out-| Ironwood, Mich, Junior 23; Eve- in scoring nine field goals, the|Closely pressed by Mary Lenartz of ‘Agua Caliente sweepstakes beginning winners. |ftth Junior 43. ‘Se 2 other part-time fling this year wit! a - 960 BL 0 260 the Yankees, will likely have an easier |Minot Teachers College Beavers ecor- |Grand Forks, Prank Young of James Thursday. mp well Town Talk Cafe time getting a $25,000 contract than \¢d @ 39-28 intercollegiate conterence |town and Rudy Burars of Aneta. Henry Picard, young Hershey, Pa., | Birk, : 2 : 197 178 167 537|Dizay. basketball vietory over the Mayville} Three of the university | fighters) ofessional, built up a two-point lead - * 158 159 483} Word has already sifted back from | Comets Monday. entered in the tournament are North: lin the event here Monday in a heavy ae a i 158 176 512|Europe that Ruth is ready to give up|, Tt was a tight battle until late injwest Golden Gloves champions—|iogn sour which forced postpone- ieee ae 148 170 501|the managerial idea for a year, un-| the second half. The ecore was tied |lightweight Trickey, Brown and Blan-/ 70+ ”” Next Monday the last. two 3 0 ie ee y Cervinski 153 169 481 jless an unexpected opening develops] five times during the-first 20 min-|chette. rounds of match play will be played -0 0 5 0 38 Handicap 39 39 ... [between now and March 1. Utes, but after Mayville spurted as apa ee A with the winner's share of $2,500 prize |Campbell, g +o 0 o 0 0 : the second period opened the Beay- | ————_——---___@ | Bun te Nininititie awaiting one of - = . <4 GOES THE PRICE OF Club 0 Revi ers drew ahead. Fights Last Night | |the nine remaining competitors, Totals seeteeeesseeee 16 1 0 2 Lt} whers heview Wilfred Luckasen at forward and a ae eview —_wiltred ¢——— 4] "Picard won decisively from three of SHAVING COMFORT Boston’s Difficulty o%5:2*2"t. ptaying guard and cen- picking up seccsecerecssere B LF Y ter, were standout players for the in-| (By the Associated Press) ut O10 |. Pree throws missed: Rood 1, Orluck ' — yaders. Minot’s play was marked by| | Chicago—Everett (Young) ‘ i NOW! Rightmire, 1271, Sioux City, Ia. outpointed Pete New York, (10); | (138%, Ottawa, Ont., outpointed | Gene Higgins, 136, Chicago, (8). has 639 wholesale) — Sarasota, Fla.—King Levinsky, various sorts of mer-| 202, Chicago, knocked out Red New York, Feb. *\—The future good work all around, with Melly of the Boston Braves in regard to Johnson and Ted Olson playing ex- ownership and management was to ceptionally strong games at the guard be taken up Tuesday as club owners’ stations. bowed Harry 5 . the other match. Cooper was Lehr (13 with 16, followed by Mactouald seats Smith with 15. Bunny Torpey, Kansas City, fourth with 14; followed by Ray igrum, Los Angeles, 13; Horton ‘smith, ‘Oak Park, Ill., 12; Ky Laffoon, Chi- PROBAK JUNIOR 10: de Grasse, 1: Eddie Carroll, TELLING M ~jof the National League confer 82 | President Ford Frick on various mat- Atlanta, G: rs, including assignment of playing stores dealing Northwest Construction Co. 124 141 335) dates for the 1935 season, | chandise, Tonn, 200, Green Bay, Wis., (6). cago, 9; John "Revoite, Milwaukee, 135 174 ais — and Jiramy Hines, Long sland, & 2 16 18 46/1 OUT OUR WAY - By Williams 165 139 : Bucyrus Bobcat Quint 35 at Beats Buffalo Springs 821 823 774 2418 OH—1' so SORRY ~—I MOST HUMBLY BEG YORE PARDIN! SCHLITZ TEAM THIRD AT JAMESTO Fourth place in the five-man team event of the eleventn annual James- town bowling tournament went to the Schlitz five of Bismarck accord- ing to Associated Press dispitches from that city Monday. The team composed of Frank Hum- mel, Don Huss, Tony Schneider, Jr., Adam Brown and E. Davis smashed the maples for counts of 899, 857 and 1028 for a total of 2784 to place behind the Hamm’s Beer of Grand Forks, the Blue Ribbon of Fargo and the James- town Ice and Coal company teams. 'Probak Junior fits all Gillette & Probak razors AWA AUT! SSO TORT The Bismarck representatives also a s rolied ‘in the doubles and singles PF | doesn’t, events but failed to place among the 1] 25th season winners. ® ater. 8 ilf Dawson Girls’ Team i 5 Has Won 10 Contests 3 b (Special to the Tribune) —| . Senator J. E. Eastgate of Grand Dawson, N. D., Feb. ree a 10 ot county was lonesome Mon- mati aayed, the Devoe | igh school iris PR | __ A roll call on & house resolu- gm ec" nen appears headed for 1 tion ‘urging careful congressional years may be the unofficial state championship. 2|. consideration of tio Prasier- iisbidders are tay Booring almost at will in ail of their 4| kembe bill and McNary bill show- except the encounter which 1| ed Eastgate to be the lone op- fer droped to 1 girls’ 1| Ponent to the proposal. team, the Dawson cagers have e At the end of the roll, Eastgate ® total of 313 points to their oppon- 0| record as knowing more than this ents’ 151. The girls have played —| rose, sald: “I don't want to go Driscoll, Medina, Tuttle, the State 9) on record as more than foleveland’’ Robinson “8nd "| fey sete trom ho to ayer" mae a ingthe vote unanimous, 1-32-29 3-5.