The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 14, 1935, Page 10

_THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1935 ‘LOCAL QUINT DOWNS | VINA ENCOUNTER | Don Arthur and Ted Meinhover Named to First All-State Team MINOT: ELKS TAKE THIRD Phantom Offense Flashes Out in Second Half to Score Easy Victory Minot, March 14.—(?)—The Bis- marck Phantoms climaxed a season of almost compiete domination of North Dakota's independent basket- ball courts by turning back the Grand Forks YMCA quint, 38-18 in the championship game of the Class A tournament here Wednesday night. Defeated but twice by North Da- kota teams this season in games with the Minot Elks and the Univer- sity of North Dakota, the Bismarck cagers swept through to the title by conquering three teams. The Phan- toms downed Williston in the first round of play and Grafton in the semi-finals. Third place in the classic went to the Minot Elks, who took a 42-28 de- cision from Grafton. The all-state Class A teams announced the follow- ing championship affair: First team, Don Arthur, Bismarck ——— GRAND FORKS, 38-18, | [i OUR BOARDING HOUSE EGAD ~BY NOAHS BEARD - QTHIS INCOME TAK BLANIA IS A SUMBLE OF BALDERDASH I~ —~INTERNAL REVENUE— FAW-INFERNAL REVENUE ! SPUT-1-EGAD.1 CAN'T FATHOM THIS !/ —~I HAVE MADE ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS TO THE FRACTION OF LIGHT SPEED PER SECOND -I HAVE WORKED MATHEMATICAL PROBLEMS ON THE FOURTH DIMENSION - BUT THIS WILL DRIVE ME DAFT!I—~ Psi 1995 oy NEA SERVICE, mC. TM. REG. U.S. PAT OFF M’LAUGHLIN KAYOES DU HEAVIES FURNISH BEST WAY ISTO BECOME 4 A WHIRLING DERVISH ~ AN’ RIGHT AFTER “A SPIN , YOU TAKE A BOWLING SCORE SHEET, MULTIPLY \T BY THE SERIAL NUMBER, OF YOUR INSURANCE POLICY, DIVIDE IT BY TH SIZE OF YOUR, COLLAR, THEN GO OUT AN’ BUST A WINDOW ! 7) YOUR TOTAL IS ON TH BADGE OF TH FIRST COP. WHO NABS You! ‘and Harley Robertson, Minot, for- Second team—Kenneth Mullen, - Grand Forks, and Wilfred Lyster, Grafton, forwards; Charles Webster, | Minot, center; Adolph Feldner, Don- \ nybrook, and Harold Massmann, Bis- ~ Marck, guards. Forkers Make Strong Bid From the opening whistle of the | final tilt, Bismarck had a stiff bat- ~ tle on its hands in gaining the edge on the Forkers. Bismarck took a 12- _ 8 lead at the half. Near the end of the contest Bis- being a Minnesota resident. Led by Webster at center, Minot had been closely contested all the in front, 17-14. | _ A meeting of team managers was held and three representatives se- Frisch Drills Bradenton, Fla. March 14.—(?)— The St. Louis Cardinals have @ re- © marck flashed still farther ahead as|Putation for being one of the hard- the offense worked the ball through ;est-boiled clubs in baseball but they 4 heer hee Sonhe ee ele act more like a squad of happy, well- % nnie Kelleher, center, who! paid athletes this sprin © was ruled ineligible for competition, rough and rugged and that swarmed to the top of the heap last fall. ‘ v The world champions know they Gained its biggest lead over Grafton! are good, they TA YEIEDOES) power and in the final minutes after the tussle| superlative pitching, allowing even for a slight falling off in the victory way. At the half the Elks were out! column by the Dean brothers. They have turned up a sensational new center-fielder in Terry Moore. The second line of defense prob- | | lected to attend the state independent | ably will be stron; prob- |state class B basketball tournament Jack Rothrock will Daily; Terry Moore Takes Over Center Field |feld-dor seeeve duty. than the league session to be held in connection |Gelbert making an infield comeback. wita the Class B event at Lakota/All of which has next week. J. W. Bacon of Minot;/ency toward over-confidence _ SE sou Sat"Gan Pus QVER-CONFIDENCE IS BIGGEST WORRY OF CARDINAL MANAGE flank Te Taylor Captures Regional Honors, nounced by Supt. A. W. Larson, tour- with Charley /Tyesday night by defeating New loped a tend- |Salem 26 to 22 in a hard fought game’ finger, that (that went into an overtime period. Girls’ N. D. Cage 3 Cas- selton to Oppose Denhoff at Invitational Denhoff. N. D. March 14.—Pair- ings for the state invitational girls’ basketball tournament, which will be Played here Friday, have been an- nament manager. | First round games will put Lari- more against Killdeer at 10 a. m., and New Salem Eliminated in Hard-! Casselton versus Denhoff at 11 a. m. Fought Overtime Battle Ending 26-22 Consolation honors will be decided be- tween the two losing teams at 8 p. m., and the championship fray will start at 9 p.m. A girls’ free throw ; contest will be held at 4 p.m. Offi- Dickinson, N. D., March 14.—()—| cials of the tournament will be Wart- [Taylor won the right to enter the) ner and Jennings, Harvey. Squads of the competing teams are: Larimore—Weltcr, Olson, Heffle- forwards; Ohms, Pilaas, Sweeney, Lempe and Murphy, guards; Leonard H. Egstrom of Grand Forks}Manager Frankie Frisch is doing his| The score was tied three times dur-| Evelyn Hilgers, coach. represent the Class A division at the| and Carl Torkelson of Grafton will; utmost to combat. To keep the minds of his charges meeting next Tuesday, at which,;upon the game and the importance changes in rules will be discussed and {of getting into condition early, Frisch ter, In the overtime period, Ingolds,| Center; R. T. Lovell, coach. action taken on the office of vice-jis working his team harder t president, now held by Neil 0.) outfit this observer has seen in Flor- Churchill of Bismarck, whose term |ida. ®xpires. Summaries: Grand Forks Burckhardt, { Mullen, f£ Rolf, c Smith, & White, ¢ Bevertson, Rood. & . resting, f 1 14 aloocononon aloocomosss Bismarck Arthur, { . R. A. Tait, f Meinhover, ¢ dJacobson, § - Massmann, ¢ Olgierson, c Spriggs, f . a 3 . PF} Rowse o| ale Totals .. 10; co] Q Grafton Lyster, f Jones, f Anderson, Murdock, & - Gettingsgard, ¢ Torkelson, c . Fel Louwoun ipcieetswed loornuwe eleeseeweced ofecewoued ol oon + 3 Kloten Tigers Win ‘The Kloten Tigers won the final fF game of the consolation round, de- feating the Jamestown Caseys, 40-25 4o take fifth place in the tourney. floten was scheduled to meet Willis- ‘on but the Trojans from the latter sity returned home without compet- ‘ng further. i A rally in the third period, which ‘ded 25-21 for Kloten, was James- town's only threat after the Caseys ‘yad trailed all the way. miueus-—eN al o-cunecs ae driving, energetic {John Joseph McGraw prevail under FG FT PP the Tegime of Frisch. Frisch thinks his club will S{stronger, perhaps steadier but can- 3\didly fears the Giants, ' Paul Dean, the silent half of the, ombination, should sophomore year than he enjoyed as|Gabe, f ... a freshman. He won 19 games last Ingolds, ¢ season despite a poor start and a|Fuchs, g © ‘twisted ankle. | Terry Moore has moved into the|Erbstroesser, f © outfield, replacing Ernie Orsatti, in| —|spectacular fashion. | | Otherwise the club will start with| ithe crew that mopped up last year. The infield is set with Jim Collins,|Hein, f . who aspires to greater home run hon- | Kunkel llors; Frisch, Leo Durocher and Pep-| Wolf, ¢ . 4)per Martin. Durocher is in no dat 1|ger of losing the shortstop job to G . 3ibert, back after a two-year absence | Wilkins, g 2) with a wounded foot. Joe Medwick, victim of the bleach- er barrage in the world series, and: BR BB ER ONE ASTER POR a8 2}| OUT OUR WAY By Williams = — Gf eSNG a RSET TE age aigueeans There are two workouts daily. the game. methods of Frisch Fears Giants be repeat than he is cf) The summary: Taylor— have a better Halverson Helmer, g . New Salem— Klusman, McCormi | Christianson, Totals ... e=3 " YOU'RE NOT GOIN' OVER AN’ CLEAN UP ON TH’ AVE. GANG! SHE KIN GO, BUT STAY RIGHT HOME, HERE! [obese | TOUGH BROOKLVN YOU'RE GOIN' TO for the high scoring honors. Sl onnwouwn jing the game, 10 to 10 at the half, Roa 20 to 20 early in the fourth, and 22 to 22 at the end of the fourth quar-| Wenko, Shjeflo, Olson, guards; David, in any Taylor, center, and Helmer, Taylor, guard, rang up a basket, each to win Sprecher, Kittel, Narlock, Wohner, il # In the first half Halverson, Taylor a his own ability to touch 30 victories | forward, made all the points for his |the Burleigh county lidated gain, he admits he will be lucky to! velve | collect 25 and figures the aggreaate| ot He made twelve points in all/high school basketball tournament 10; output for the fameus brother act | jas “40 or more.” ples sea wloonoors Killdeer—Dolezal, Bodwin, Prachal, forwards; Grevious, Reems, Casselton—Hanson, Olstead, Christie, Langdon and Elwell. Denhoff—Rittenbach, Nelson, Kah- Taylor led throughout with one ex- veeption when New Salem went into |{¢T,,M: Kanter, Sciretier oppke £. two-point lead with only four min- | i : utes of regular playing period to go, ° when McCormick, guard, sinking a Burleigh Girls’ Cage \field goal to put the score at 22 to 20. Dizzy Dean is more confident the ape io lat gunee, Sek the sone 9 | Cardinals wi Tourney Scheduled Girls’ basketball teams will enter which will be held Friday and Satur- day at Sterling, according to an an- nouncement made Thursday by C. I. Olson, principal of the Sterling school. Drawings will be made at 2 p. m., Friday. The championship game is scheduled for 8 p. m., Satur- day. Wops Earn Right to Compete in Class A Fargo, March 14.—(?)—Wahpeton high school will be one of the par- ticipants in the class A state high school basketball tournament at Bis- jmarcx March 22 and 23. That was \decided here Wednesday night as the |Wops scored a 31-17 victory over Jamestown in a regional challenge game. sleosorod alovomono Oeil “i i Drawings Listed; Squad Twice | Moore in the outfield. Bill Delancey | Larimore to Play Killd and Virgil Davis provide a pair of) slugging backstops, with the veteran; Bob O'Farrell back in the Cardinal PUNCH TO PROGRAM Fort Lincoln Champion Trys to Continue Bout After Win- ner Is Declared LARSON MEASURES TOYE Hall Draws With Purtell; Mas- seth Shades Young; Mc- Daniels Beats Pressler } Barney McLaughlin of Minneapolis knocked out Del Duane of Bismarck jand “Wild Bill” Hasselstrom of Bis- | marck won from Ernie Potter of Fort | Lincoln in a double wind-up of a 3é- {round card at the Memorial Building auditorium Wednesday night. Feature of the evening came in the match between the two 190-pound battlers. strom and Potter, with “Wild Bill” landing most of the power s through the six rounds of the fought bout. | e sizeable assembly of fight fans jrealized before the first round was \well under way that they were about {to see @ savage encounter. Hassel- {strom began his punishment of the | soldier immediately but his margin jdid not become marked until the jfourth round. The last three rounds were decidediy to the Bismarck fight- jer’s advantage and the judges award- ed him the decision. Potter Wants to Continue | It was when Hasselstrom walked across the ring to shake hands with his opponent after winning the de- cision that the fans were given a small measure of entertainment not on the schedule. Potter refused to take Hasselstrom’s outstretched hand and offered to carry on the fight then and there. It took Referee Fred Bat- cher and a dozen ringsiders to keep the pair from continuing the feud. ~ In the final go of the double wind- up, McLaughlin made short work of Duane, sending him to the floor with ‘an avalanche of b'ows in the second. The bell saved Duane but he came back for his finish in the third. Both fighters weighed in at 163 pounds. Bud Larson of Jamestown took the measure of Leonard Toye of Fort Lincoln in record time. If the Fort Lincoln man had ever been in the ring before his friends should have told him to stay away from the veteran Larson. Toye failed to land a single blow in the brief interval before his’ knockout in the initial round. After falling to the mat once for a partial count he climbed unsteadily to his feet again only to be battered down, this time to stay. Larson weighed 150 pounds, Toye, 155. Larson Shades Moran In the four 4-round matches, Swede Larson (165), Jamestown, shaded Johnny Moran (165), Bill- ings; LeRoy Purtell (130), Fort Bismarck; Joe Masseth (133), marck, shaded Kid Young ‘Phantoms Climax Brilliant Season by Winning Independent Title |ANE; HASSELSTROM DECISIONS POTTER ‘Phantoms to Play Last Home Game Against Dusky Cage Stars Tonigh:? DEMON-MIDGET CHALLENGE TIL IN GRUDGE APPAR." SET FOR 8:30 P. M., FRIDAY guard and Iron First Game Will Be Played at/ai ‘ot State Training School |Fara’ all Gym at Mandan to enter the state Class A tourna- ment when they battle Coach Mc- Leod’s Demons Friday in the first game of the elimination event to which St. Mary's is a third party. | The game will start at 8:30 p.m. | (Bismarck time) at the State Train- {ing School gymnasium at Mandan. i \ceived from state high school league officials as to where the game should be played, the local school men de- cided to acquiese to Denton’s request that the encounter be played on & neutral floor. jfend their right to enter the state classic against the ‘War Memorial building here with the| rolled We ‘Saints furnishing the opposition. the Training school floor. —_ Toman Carnera Is Favored 434 and New York, March 14.—()—Primo Carnera, Italy's “tall tower” of the heavyweights who was toppled from|Verduin . the championship last year by Max|. Faubel Baer, was 3 to 1 favorite Thursday to| E. Olson. of Garden Friday night. Carnera weighs 260 pounds in fight- ing trim. Impellitiere carries two pounds less, but the Imp's six feet 7% inches hoist him # half inch above} seis Primo. Schmeling in a final elimination leading to a title bout. | sottsice Fort Yates Captures Consolidated Honors|7™*",-: ee Handicap Jamestown; and Power House Press-| bers ler (142) Tuttle, lost to Bat McDan- lels (148), Wilton. In the preliminary 4-round bout between two 160-pound Wilton fight- ers, Jack Zanorodny won a technical knockout over Mike Kanski in the second round. Red Schafer and Mel Engel officiat- ed in the preliminaries; Fred Batcher Tefereed the windup matches. Wing Cops County Basketball Trophy Sterling Quint Turned Back in Final Tournament En- counter, 39-16 Wing, N. D., March 14.—Wing high school’s basketball team captured the championship of the Burleigh county tournament played at Wing last week-end, defeating Sterling, 39 to 16, in the final game. A trophy was awarded to the win- ning team. The trophy must be won three years in succession before it can be retained permanently. Scores of the tournament games ee 11; Wing high school 39, Sterling Summary of the championship game: Wing (30)— a K | 3 eleecse wl cconcow alormnon al commen Finley Independents Win Regional Playoff Finley, N. D., March 1 Kiles | guard, Thain. on bree Beuoee tees! Wonder Loaf and Service Electric Trundlers Annex ‘Although no definite word was re-|Old Style Lager and Eagle Teams Beaten in Commer- cial League Matches R. Hektner. conquer Ray Impellitiere in the battle E. Faubel Wilhelm °. 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