The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 7, 1936, Page 6

NAME COMMITTEES “TOHAVE CHARGE OF JUNOR TOURNAMENT Local Legionnaires Expect Ath-} letic Event Here to Be Outstanding Success Designation of committees to man- ‘age every angle of the Western Sec- tional Junior Baseball tournament, to be held here Aug. 23, 24 and 25, was announced Friday by Harry Rosen- than, general chairman. Heading the set-up, with Rosenthal es chairman, are Charles F. Martin as executive secretary, L. V. Miller as vice chairman; Walter J. Brophy as director of ticket sales and Milton Rue commander of the local Legion post, as an ex-officio member. Assisting Brophy with the ticket sales are John Gray, A. C. Brainerd, Jack McLachlan, R. R. Nelson, Leon- ard Brauer, Clarence Gunness, John Spare, E. C. Stee, George Hektner, John Bowers, Fred Riley and H. L. Poindexter. CHAMPION Ir TAKEs quality to stay at the top year after year. For 30 ears Kellogg’s Corn Flakes hive been champions. Today they outsell all other ready-to- eat cereals by millions of pack- ages because they give most in value. Made and guaranteed by Kellogg in Battle Creek. Nothing takes the place of Miller has charge of housing the vis- | |iting teams and assisting him al |Dallas Kast, Don McPhee and Ger: ald Richholt. On the Radio committee, with C. F. Dirlam as chairman, are Herman |Leonhard, Ed Trepp, Theodore Mar- | |tell and M. H. Anderson. Nelson Makes Arrangements | | In charge of the arrangements for the actual play are R. R. Nelson, chairman; John Degg, Herman Bro-/| icopp, F. F. Skinner, Russell Barneck, ‘Jerry Eisenmann, Ryder Hamro and Paul Netland, Boy Scout executive. | E. M. Davis heads the transporta- |tion committee and will be assisted | by Ray Robinson, Walter Renden, G. A. Dahlen, William Zabel, Harold | Hopton, Peter Berry, B. O. Refvem land M. B. Gilman. ! : On the publicity committee, with Martin as chairman, are C. Meret) i | i Freeman, Walter Thompson and Ken- neth W. Simons. | Dr. G. J. Worner heads the enter- | tainment and banquet committee with | {Rue, John Bowers, S. T. Lillehaugen land Rev. Ellis L. Jackson as members. | Receiving distinguished guests will be a committee composed of Thomas | J. Burke, chairman; Rue, Miller, S. S. ; Boise and Myron H. Atkinson, | Ask Aid of Other Clubs A liaison committee, appointed to | obtain the cooperation of other serv- | ice organizations, is headed by Judge James Morris, district governor of the Kiwanis club. Representatives of \cther organizations are: Rotary, L. F. |Bechtold; Lions, Jack McLachlan; |Junior Association of Commerce, Rich- ard Penwarden; Knights of Columbus J.P. Wagner; Elks, James W. Guthrie Shrine Club, Dr. George M. Constans; Veterans of Foreign Wars, John Ka- rasiewicz, | Each committe is hard at Work, | Rosenthal said Friday, and indications | are that the entire town will turn out to support the tournament, which will | be the biggest athletic event to be {Staged in North Dakota this summer. | ; Scheduled to take part are the| championship teams of Washington- | Oregon, California-Nevada, Idaho-! Montana, Wyoming-Utah, Arizona- New Mexico, Colorado-Oklahoma, | Kansas-Nebraska and North Dakota- | {South Dakota. ‘Call Red Lake River | Big ‘Health Menace’| | Washington, Aug. 7—()—A com- {mittee from Minnesota and North | | Dakota Friday conferred with works | | Progress administration officials ative the Red Lake river chai | | Project in northern Minnesota to re- jmove a “health meanace” to five cities in the two states. 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