The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 12, 1936, Page 6

THE BISMARCK TRIB SATURDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1936 Demons Flash Mid-Season Form to Conquer Hi-Liners, 26-21 BARLY ElceT-PONT [Dobler’s Basket in Overtime Period Enables Linton to Defeat Saints - ~ MARGIN IS DECISIVE | SoHNNY DAWSON TO GET BRIDIE TWO BOUTS ON CHARITY FIGHT | | "FACTOR IN VICTORY Beall, Peterson, Tavis, Claus- nitzer Show Up Well in Bismarck Lineup OLSON LEADS VALLEY CITY Imps ‘Trounce Driscoll, 28-11, With Bob Yeasley Setting Scoring Pace Flashing occasional bursts of mid- @eason form, Glenn Hanna's Demons scored a convincing 26-21 victory over Joe Rognstad’s Hi-Liners in a fast basketball contest here Friday night, the Bismarck quint’s last home @ppearance prior to the Christmas holidays, Jumping to an 8-0 lead in the first five minutes, the Maroon and White agers dominated the play all the ‘way, maintaining at least a five- point margin throughout. The locals ‘were ahead 17-10 at the halfway mark. Valley City's biggest bid for the Jead came in the fourth quarter when baskets by Ordean Olson, center, and Gig Erickson, guard, and a free throw by Donald Sathe, who replaced Erickson in the back court after the Veteran had gone out on four per- sonals, closed the gap to five points Gust after the final whistle. Tonight Valley City goes to Man- d@an to engage Coach Leonard Mc- Mshan’s Braves while the Demons take a rest in preparation for a three-game road trip which will take them into Minnesota next week. Yeasley Leads Imps Paced by Bob Yeasley, the Imps made easy work of defeating Driscoll in the preliminary game played be- fore approximately 1,300 Capital City fans. The score of the first game ‘was 28 to 11. A basket by rangy Bob Tavis in the first half minute of play touched off a Demon scoring spurt that put the locals ahead 8-2 at the end of the first quarter. Apparently con- fused by having Captain Bob Peter- 0n jump center and then drop back to guard, the Hi-Liners permitted Tavis to get in the clear and he dropped in a nice one-handed shot trom the side. Quick to follow up the advantage Buddy Beall broke in fast to add another field goal and Helmuth Clausnitzer and Peterson each counted once from the floor before Valley's Wayne Zimmerman could break through the Bismarck defense to score with a nice looping shot. Displaying a good passing attack the Demons protected that margin throughout the rest of the half and but for Olson’s two nice tip-ins under the basket the Hi-Liners would have gone off the floor at the intermis- sion with more than a seven-point margin to overcome. Increase Margin Olson, who looks like a youngster but played a stellar game at the pivot position, started things out right for Valley City in the second half when he bagged a long try but Tavis ‘and Beall each tallied once to in- crease the Demons’ lead to 21-12 at the three-quarter mark. A pair of gift shots by William Delmore, substitute center, fiela goals by Erickson, Olson and Bob) Carter and another free throw by Bathe efter the final whistle com- prised the Hi-Liners’ scoring in the last period, matched in part by bas- kets by Jack Bowers and Peterson for the Demons. | From the time Tavis sank the first) basket until the game's end there was no letup in the speed of the play. Both teams “hawked” the ball 60 closely that infractions of the rules were frequent with 14 fouls being called on the Demons and nine on Valley City. Erickson and Zimmer- man went out of the game late in the fourth quarter with four personals. Both teams failed to capitalize on the gift shots, however, Bismarck making only two out of 10 chances and Valley City five out of 17. Olson High Scorer For the Hi-Liners, Olson, who took high-scoring honors with his eight points, Erickson and Zimmerman were outstanding while in the Bis- marck lineup Beall, Tavis, Peterson and Clausnitzer showed up to the best advantage. In the preliminary, Yeasley, Les- ter Kelley and Charles Corwin with ten, six and eight points, respectively, set .the ‘scoring pace in the one- sided game. The Imps led Driscoll, 9-0 at theend of the first quarter, and were ahead 51-1 at the half. Coach I, W. Huss hed a full team of fresh- men in during the final quarter and the Driscoll quint, led by Pederson, center, counted eight points. The Val. City te tt pf arck fg ft pf t10 4 £2803 cl Bow Tavis, c ..3 Olson, c 0 ers, the New Year. Johnny Dawson is more interested in playing a twosome these days than treading the golf links alone. one of the leading amateurs in the country, is going to wed come The bride will be pretty Thelma Wayne, of Holly wood, with whom Johnny is.shown, walking off a green at Catae lina Island Country Club in California. - The Chicago shotmaker, Former Bismarck Cager Drops in 9 Field Goals Against Fergus Falls Fargo, N. D., Dec. 12.—(#)—Fargo high’s basketball team turned in its second victory in as many starts Fri- day night by defeating Fergus Falls, Minn,, High, 50-25. Johnny Abbott, former Bismarck cager, led Fargo's attack with nine field goals. RUGBY FIVE U! TS DEVILS LAKE, 17-14 Devils Lake, N. D., Dec, 12.—(A)— Devils Lake's rangy Satans were upset in the opening home game Friday night, dropping a 17-14 decision to Rugby’s class B quint in a ragged defensive struggle. GRAND FORKS TAKES RAGGED GAME, 27-22 Grand Forks, N. D., Dec. 12.—(P)— Grand Forks Central high school made it two in a row Friday night by taking a ragged basketball game from the rangy Thief River Falls, Minn., Prowlers, 27 to 22. JAMESTOWN DEFEATS NEW ROCKFORD, Jamestown, Jamestown basketeers scored a decisive 28-7 triumph over New Rockford Friday night in a rag- ged, featureless game marking the | Bluejays’ second straight victory of the season. Title Bout Promoters New York, Dei heavyweight fight merry - go-round was due for another whirl Saturday with Champion Jimmy Braddock, Challenger Max Schmeling and sev- eral promoters grabbing for the cov- eted brass ring. the only result w ABBOTT LEADS FARGO TO WIN; REDSKINS, BLUE JAY'S VICTORS fe ee ee ae | Fights Last Night _Fights Last Night_| (By the Associated Press) Detroit—Roscoe Toles, 195, De- troit, knocked out Steve Dudas, 189, New York, (6); Natie Brown, 200, Washington, outponted Johnny Whiters, 200, Pontiac, (Mich.), (10). Hollywood—Gleen Lee, 148, Ne- braska, outpointed Al Manfredo, 149, Fresno, Calif., (1). lelphia — Thomas Forte, Philadelphia, outpointed Johnny Marcelline, 11514, Phila- delphia, (8). Atlantic City, N. J. — Tommy Cross, 133, Philadelphia, out- pointed Lew Alpert, 135, Syracuse, N. ¥., (10). Syracuse, N. Y.—Leroy Brown, 167, Charlestown, 8S. C., and Domenico Ceccarelli, 172, New York, drew, (10). Louis Would Prefer Schmeling Go First; Cleveland, Dec. 12—(#)—The Brown Bomber from Detroit, Joe Louis, said Saturday he'd prefer a return fight with Max Schmeling before one with Eearyneighiy Champion Jim Brad- dock. “I'd pick a Schemling fight first, of course,” he said after shadow-boxing and punching a light bag, preparing for his ten-round battle mday night against Eddie Simms, local heavyweight. “Simms is a good, hard hitter,” said Louis, whose brilliant rise was halted {by the effective right hand of Schmeling, Go ’Round and ’Round)*"""” 12. — () — The | body came out dizzy. After a three- jhour meeting of the New York State j Athletic commission, nobody agreed | tO anything, |D. Wear suggested calling off the Braddock-Schmeling title fight en- It did a lot of spinning Friday but |tirely, Chairman John J. Phelan s that arguments called another meeting for Saturday went round and round and every- ‘afternoon to resume negotiations, OUT OUR WAY Enge, & Potter, 6 0 212 214 al onwucoe | Soncone Totals y. 2 ‘d McMahan, Man- greece idt, Mandan. fgfttpt 13°00 smarck @an; umpire, George He! fg gt pt t ot o ¥ Driscoll Wright, Barbie, Hen’on, © lecccnenoucoon, | onroccccccce: | moourcocrccs : e S ” = uA wail SN} HE GOT SO TIRED WAITIN! (9/ FOR THE BOSS TO LEAVE FER A MINUTE SO HE COULD LOAF ON THE JOB, THAT HE CAN'T ENJOY IT, NOW THAT THE BOSS HAS LEFT, PAROCHIAL CAGERS ‘TOSE 16-15 VERDICT. ARTER GOOD RALLY Lion Guard Overcomes One- Point Lead With Shot in Closing 30 Seconds A basket by Walter Dobler in the last 30 seconds of the first overtime period gave Coach Moriarity'’s Lions & 16-15 triumph over St. Mary's in a basketball game played at Linton Friday night. It was a nip-and-tuck ball game from start to finish. Linton gained a six-point lead in the first half but the Saints pulled ahead by two points late in the fourth quarter. A Lin- ton field goal tied up the score at lé-all just before the final whistle. In the overtime period Eddie Reff, Saint guard, made god one chance at the free throw line to put Clement Kelley's club out in front but 30 sec- onds before the extra Lecce Pee Dobler, sharpshooting guard, in the fourth of his field goals for the winning margin. " Dobler with eight points was high scorer while for the Saints, Nicky Schneider and Maynard Entringer, each with a pair of field goals led the attack. The game was fast and rough all the way. A total of nine personal fouls were called. The summary: St, Mary's feftpl Linton fg tt pt V, Soest, t Bechtel, f Meler, £ bd n «| commune, | cocccce @| Hencce New York, Dec. 12.—(#)—Echoes from the baseball meetings: Now that Cleveland has Bob Feller, all the Indians have to do is sign is braced for the fall... Rickey says he’s + 8am Breadon, pres- ident of the Cards, is a great booster for Burleigh Grimes, and they'll tell you around the league that Sam swung the Brooklyn job to old “Bolly.” The Reds probably will trade have to throw in more than Tommy Thevenow, Babe Herman, Benny Frey and cash for Mungo... The Dodg- ers would like to get Lombardi in the deal... they'll never forgive themselves for letting “Schnozzle” go. . . + Herman will likely wind up in Brooklyn in any event. A contract between the ball manu- facturers and the majors may help the Yankees repeat in the American League year ... Manager Joe Mc- Carthy of the Yanks fought bitter- ly against deadening the ball... he figured it would hurt his sluggers both at bat and in the field, and give Then after Commissioner Walker Martin Gainor, star Shrine charity football game New Year's day. By Williams AW, THAT AINT IT/ HE'S JUST HAVING A TOUGH TIME TRYNA - LOOK AS TIRED AS HE THOUGHT HE WAS WHEN THE BOSS WAS WATCHIN! CARD TUESDAY 1 SOONER COACH if | SOONER COACH Tom Stidham, above, succeeds Major Lawrence McC. (Biff) Jones as director of athletics and head football coach of the University of, Oklahoma. Stid- ham, who played tackle at Has- kell Institute, went to the Sooners _as line coach with Major Jones’ two years ago. Major Jones has been trans- ferred by the War Department to Fort Leavenworth. , Dakota Wesleyan Conquers Vikings Dragons Bow to Mayville Peds, 35-24; Northern Teachers Beat Dusties Valley City, N, D., Dec. 12.—(7)— Dakota Wesleyan of Mitchell, 8. D., defeated Valley City Teachers, 40-32 in 9 hard fought game Friday night, evening up their invasion into North Dakota. They lost to Jamestown ‘Thursday. Gail Williams, forward and Norm the Methodists on the short end of # 21-10 score but restricted the Minnesotans to three points in the final 20 minutes as their attack clicked to pull safely away. ELLENDALE NORMAL Dusties, 37-16, Friday night. nesday the Wolves scored « 50-16 vic- tory at Aberdeen. The score was 19-5 at the half with the tall visitors ex- hibiting a tight defense. 7 Western Gridders Bid to Charity Tilt an Francisco, Dec. 12—()—Shrine | wi, A: officials listed seven acceptances Sat- | 1. urday of players to represent the western team in the annual East- ‘West charity football game here New brea es and Orin “Babe” Hil berry, co-coaches of the western Tegry, Wi ‘Drobnitch, University of Denver, guard; Ray Peterson, University of San Francisco, fullback; Delbert ‘Bjork, University of Oregon, tackle. East coaches, Dick Hanley Friday. The East. squad 22 players ‘will assemble at Chicago for work- outs. : Northwestern Trims Panther Five, 37-28 F Dec. 12.—UP)—Northwest- winner and | the NIGHT CHANGED Vandee to Oppose Mack on 32-Round Program Changes in two bouts on the charity boxing card, which will be staged next Tuesday night. at the World War Memorial building, were announced Saturday by Isham Hall, who is promoting the 32-round pro- gram. Johnny Netterman, flyweight champion of Kentucky, will battle Sammy Aldahl of Minot, claimant to the North Dakota crown in the same division, in the six-round semi- windup. Kid Vandee, also of Minot, who was originally slated to meet Netterman, will be matched with Eddie Mack of Billings, Mont., in one of the four- tound preliminaries. Paired in 10-Rounder Paired in the main event will be Dick Demaray, tal City southpaw, and Buddy Mc- Crea, colored Omaha fighter. The two welterweights are matched over the 10-round route, McCrea arrived in Bismarck Friday and both of the principals and several of the mitt swingers in the preliminaries are scheduled to work out at 8 p. m. tonight at The is. The Omaha fighter held the lightweight championship of Nebras- ka until he outgrew the division and became a welterweight. He is rated as a top-notch performer by the fight PLAYS SECOND HAND HIGH Netterman to Battle Aldahl,| Opponent Breaks Old Rule, But Conserves Re-entry to Partner's Hand for Defeat of Contract By WM. E. McKENNEY (Secretary, American Bridge League) Few bridge players appreciate the importance of conserving re-entries for their partners. This is especially true in hands in which declarer has reached a no trump contract. They are loath to violate the old whist rule of “second hand low,” when the cor- Today's Contract Problem une Agen tly, of A i, rently, -he mi lose a heart and a spade, but by careful play he can limit his Joss to one trick and fulfill his hard-punching Capi- | Solution in next issue. 12 Mrs. G. W. Hawley, of Bridgeport, brought about the defeat of a con- tract that otherwise could have been made. SOLUTION OF PREVIOUS CONTRACT PROBLEM On the opening lead of the seven of spades, East (Mrs. Hawley) played the queen, and declarer won with the ace. Four rounds of diamonds {ol- lowed. On the third diamond West discarded the six of hearts. South next led a small heart from dummy and Mrs, Hawley played sec- ond hand high, going up with the fans in that section and has head-| rect contract play is “second hand|king. She returned another spade lined cards at Omaha, Kansas City and Sioux City. Beat Jimmy Best Demaray, always @ pleasing per- high,” so that. partner, who may hold the setting trick in a long suit, may} have a card of entry to cash them. In today’s hand, clever co-opera- and the contract was beaten one trick, ax the ace of hearts in Mrs. Wheeler's hand was an entry for cashing the established spades. former, 1s undisputed leader of his| tion between Mrs, D, F. Wheeler and| (Copyright, 1936, NEA Service, Inc.) weight division in the state and Thursday night decisively outpointed Jimmy Best, dusky Seattle boy, in the featured bout on.a Fargo card. Rounding out the card will be Billy Mears of Knox, state amateur bantamweight champion last year, pitted against Young Harnigan of Minot; Bat McDaniels of Bismarck, who stopped Billy Welsh of Minot in the third round of the Fargo card; opposing Pony Williams of aia and a four-round curtain Canfield Wins 23-13 Game From Driscoll Regan, N. Dec, 12,—Canfield schoo! ‘Thursday night. Roy and Floyd ‘Walker. were high-scorers for the Canfield quint with Patton and Fran- cis turning in good floor games. Pederson was the best performer for Driscoll, The summary: Canfield fg ftpf Driscoll Ras’sen, 0 0 Wrigh: Walker, ‘Walker, Patton, Totals ..10 3 65 Totals Referee—B, Olson, Sykeston Wins Cage Opener From Hebron Sykeston, N. D., Dec. 12.—Paced by Irvin Stiles, who looped in eight field goals and a free throw, Sykeston’s high school basketball team defeated Hebron, 28-7. Vernon Malley and Ed Hammes were other good perform- ers for Sykeston while Malinski and showed up. best for Hebron. 0 5 2 3 0 «| ones | ewonS Hebron tg on . Ma’ski I, Jen’en L, Hewitt Totals .. «| ownoon rloone «| coowek Linhart Totals ..12 4 Grenz’ Sharpshooting Helps Napoleon Win Napoleon, N. D., Dec. 12.—J. Grenz showed the way for his Napoleon teammates in chalking up a 31-23 tri- umph over Linton. Grens bagged nine field goals for high-scoring hon- ors while 8, Silbernagel was holding Walter Dobler to four points, Coon with three baskets from the floor was high-scorer for leoucomon loononnoc «| commonce a -. st Tel cn ennwon wl ono! S] nomanwod Fs aie Basketball (By the Associated Press) Aberdeen Northern 37; Ellendale Normal 16, ‘Western Illinois 38; La Crosse be Mayville Teachers 35; Moorhead Teachers 24, Loyola 42; Beloit College 30, 8. D. U. 33; Nebraska 31. Dakota St. Cloud Teachers 48; St; Olaf 33. eRe acd 36; St. Paul ¥. M. C. A. 29. HOCKEY ‘Minnesota 7; Carleton 0. c Bowman Loses Only Two Grid Lettermen Bowman, N. D., Occ, 12—(?)—Los- ing only three gridders by graduation from # atring of 12 lettermen, Coach O. Lewis Ugiand, Bowman gridiron mentor, looks to @ light, fast team next year when he summons his crew together. I Amundsen; tackes—Victor Byron Taylor and Malcolm 3. guards—Richard Thiegs and Paul Clementaon, and center—Thomas Mc- Kennett. Lettermen who will be graduted next June are Barney Thielges, Mc- Kennett and Stewart. Graham Plan Ruled Out by Conference DICIAL DISTRICT * ee Virginia Wallman Winkel Plaintite yn, J. iompson, J. G. Linden, Sarah C. Miller, Charles w. indon, oss, Midway Land Allen, lorten F. Dunn, and ali other ns unknown, claiming any in or lien or encumbrance up the property described in the complaint Defendants Big EE Gloves be FENDANTS: Yor @ hereby summoned to an- swer the complaint of the plaintif: in the above entitled action, a copy hich a oom plane is hereto ewith served upon ou and to serve a copy of your an- Swer upon the subscribers at their office in the Dakota National Bank & Trust Company Building in the City of Bismarck, County of Bur- leigh, and State of North Dakota within thirty days after the service of this summons upon you, exclusive of the day of such serv’ And in case of your failure to spp ar or an= F as above required, plaintiff will take pacemen) inst you by de- fault Yor the relief demanded in the complaint Dated at Bismarck N. D, this 9th day of November, 19: Hyland & Foster, Attorneys fee Plaintitt 0 h of you will pleas take notice at the summons and complaint herein been fil the office of the Clerk of the Disri. Court, Burleigh County, North Da- kota, and that this action is brought for the purpose of quieting title in plaintiff and excluding the defend- from any right, title, and inter- in to tl ‘following describ- ek Bleven (11) Regan, Bare lee in ict ts. a & Foster N,D for Plaintitt, 28—12/5-12-19 Richmond, Va. Dec. 12—()—The|’ pledged southern conference was ey ee ates iper, “modified” form of the abolished Graham plan for the banning of athletic subsidies. Moving swiftly after the Univer-). Virginia resigned because of an intolerable” athletic situation, GEORGE BENT SONS INC SAINT PAUL MINN