The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 15, 1937, Page 6

aaa EERIS HI g ay " University Quint Must age until they hatch. It takes no DEMONS ENTERTAN MAGICIANS, SAINTS ~ PLAY BRAVES HERE Win Three Games to Clinch Conference Bunting CLASS A FOES TO TANGLE Four Games Booked in State College Conference as Season's End Nears North Dakota and North Central Conference basketball fans will turn their eyes toward Grand Forks this week-end where Clem Letich’s Uni- versity of North Dakota Sioux and Bob Lowe's Agricultural college Bison clash Friday and Saturday nights in the first of the annual four-game ser- ies that will have an important bear- ing on the loop championship. For the fourth consecutive year, the Herd remains as the final hurdle in the path of the thrice-champion Nodaks, needing three victories in the unpredictable four-game series to clinch the conference bunting. From the interested spectator stand- point, probably nobody tops the Morningside Maroons, firmly en- trenched with the Bison in second place and with a good chance to cop the title should the university club drop more than one game to the downstaters. Maroons in Good Spot Barring upsets, the Maroons should wind up their conference schedule ‘with only the defeat two weeks ago by the Sioux to mar a fine record in loop play. If the Sioux should break even ‘with the Bison in the four-game ser- jes and the Maroons maintain their winnning stride throughout the re- mainder of the loop schedule, Morn- ingside would finish a scant 13 per- centage points ahead of the North Dakota quint by virtue of having played one more game in the confer- ence. Overshadowed somewhat by the Bioux-Bison clash, but nevertheless containing plenty of appeal for fol- lowers of the high’ school cage for- tunes, are several important Class A contests, including Minot’s invasion of Bismarck and Mandan this week-end. Coach Harley Robertson's Magicians ‘will play a return game with Glen anna’s Demons Friday night and cross the Missouri to tangle with Leonard McMahan’s Braves Saturday. Saints Engage Braves Other games in which Class A teams will see action are: Walsh County Aggies at Adams, Mdnday; Dickinson ‘at Williston Tuesday; Mandan at St. Mary’s of Bismarck Wednesday; Far- go at Moorhead Friday; Wahpeton at Fairmount, Walsh County Aggies at Grafton, Valley City at Devils Lake and Wahpeton et Fairmount Friday and Fargo at Jamestown Saturday. Class B and consolidated school teams will be paired against their final opponents prior to the opening of play in district and region- al elimination tournaments. For oth- ers it is definitely the home stretch in + the current cage campaigns with on- ‘Ay one or two games remaining on the lules. Games billed in the North Dakota Intercollegiate Conference find the Jamestown Jimmies at Wahpeton ‘Bclence Tuesday; Mayville Comets at Valley City Teachers college, and Dickinson Savages at Minot Teachers | w; Friday, and Dickinson at Bottineau School of Forestry Saturday. ‘This week's Class A and Missouri Blope schedule includes: Monday State Training School at Beulah, Flasher at Mott. Park River Aggies at Adams, uenday Dickinson at Williston, Bowbells at Flaxton. Underwood at Garrison, Minot Model at St. Leo's, Minot, Lisbon at Milnor. mameley’ at LaMoure. Enderlin at Oakes. Columbus at ornate 4 Mandan at St. Ma Bismarck, Jamestown at Valley City, Carpio at Mohall. Friday St. Mary's at Hazelton, Mohall at Sherwood. Fairmount at Wahpeton, Mercer at Underwood. Park River at Grafton. Valley City at Devils Lake, ‘Kenmare at Bowbells, at Williston. Zisbon at LaMoure. Enderlin at Milnor. Beach at Belfield. 2 Saturday » Fargo at Jamestown. Minot at Mandan. Berthold at Minot Model. *Bowbells at Crosby. “Phe Indian python coils about its ood during this period, which cov- #2t8 several months. “NORTHERN” Pike, Pickerel, Herring, Halibut and Salmon ioney order to the “NORTHERN” -er_call in yourself. Whole- on not less than bring in your FURS, SHEEP PELTS, RABBITS, RABBIT SKINS, METALS, IRON and BONES.’ ioux-Bison Cage Series to Open at Grand Forks This Week-End Jamestown, Grand Forks Entries Hold State Bowling Tournament Leads BISMARCK TRIBUNE. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1937 to palm the ball. Sports Round-Up By SCOTTY RESTON New York, Feb, 15.—(?)—The Cleve- land Indians can probably get Lou Gehrig from the Yankees right now if they want to give up Hal Trosky for him. . . This is no wild guess, either, .. The Lou Gehrig-Jake Rup- pert fight, like an iceberg, is nine- tenths below the surface, .. The one- tenth can be melted easily enough, but the nine-tenths may roll over and bounce Lou right off the club. .. Dave ‘ Hal Trosky McMillan, Minnesota’s basketball coach, has made the comeback of the winter. .. Gopher fans had two strikes on him before he started thig year. .. Fed on football victories, they greedily tried to out him even before he started the Big Ten campaign... Now he has the Minnesota team within a single point of the league leadership, having lost one game to Ohio State by that margin, . . Explaining this record, the fans say the -victory complex of the football squad has merely spread to basketball, and MacMillan gets little credit. .. Ken Tozzo of Buffalo, son cf Rocky Kansas, former lightweight champion, is a member of the Uni- versity of Pennsylvania boxing squad. Who did this fellow “Irl” Tubbs, the new Iowa coach, ever develop? Sev- eral fans have asked. . . Well, as coach at Central high in Superior, , he developed a, boy called Nevers. - Ernie Never: Ever hear of him? ergetic young “Weenie” Wilson, new Illinois athletic director, is toy- ing with an interesting idea, . . Fore- seeing prolonged industrial labor strife in the country, he is planning a com- bined athletic coaching-industrial management course. .. Young coaches would study means of improving work- ing conditions and personnel morale through a well-organized athletic pro- gram. ‘Tom Meany of the World Telegram tells about Dazzy Vance’s explanation of his annual “satisfactory adjust- ment” with the Brooklyn Dodgers. . . Said the Dazzler: “I didm’t get as much as I expected, but it’s more than I thought I'd get.” .. . Those rideout boys recall the eld rumor. that Joe and Charlie Sherman of Brooklyn once won @ cross-country run by having Joe run the first half and Charlie the last... Gustavus T. Kirby and Avery Brundage will de- OUT OUR WAY RIGHT HANDY WITH BASKETBALLS ———_—$—< <<< — Hand Lauren Gale credit for being handy with a basketball. Large hands ‘enable the University of Oregon's sophomore center coast as a freshmai ft pt ft pt| the upper regions of these Cana- 4 1 2 9 2) dian provinces 31,100,000 .water- ¢ was ieee i 2] fowl were seen. 1 of Bis- 212 1 2| _ Ducks Unlimited said out of its the Cap- eae ae 1 4] work would come more ducks and with 2,635. aes ° 1) better shooting, of Sal) 00 0 01 T Bowling Standings f s a ia totais 1861 Bowling Standings ! joe ~Rognstad and Bob | > He was one of the leading scorers on the Pacific Hoe perder eae 667 Gascoyne Noses Out | Wit set co 1 ia 8 Cage Teams Enter Hi Bake National ‘Bank $01 | 138 Budge defeats Bitsy aynes Cagers, 14-12) Xamn-Fing ak 8 1467 Grant County Event ition shutitiny Jr. Asso, of Commerce 5 10 [333 Gascoyne, N. D, Feb. 15,—Breaking|2#m#rck Bakery .. 5 10 (333 : — up ® 12-all tle at the three-quarter et Borg Elgin, N. D., Feb, 15.—(?)—Eight mark, "3 Hornets defeated MacGr 14 ness ris Bison Score 32-29 | ig ' ait BERR - Win Over Jimmies AREAD OF TEAM Doubles Entries; Muus High in Singies Ducks Unlimited Starts Business Washington, Feb. 15.— (?) — Ducks Unlimited is setting up in business to provide more ducks for men to shoot at. The More Game Birds Founda- tion is backing Ducks Unlimited. The general idea is to improve Canadian duck breeding, grounds. Ducks Unlimited plans to get land in Southern Saskatchewan, Alberta and Manitoba on which to.raise waterfowl. ‘The foundation said a recent census showed nearly 40,000,000 ducks on breeding grounds, Of these, 2,200,000 were in North and South Dakota and Minnesota, the chief breeding grounds in this country. Some also are raised in Nebraska and Montana. In the southern portions of Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, 5,400,- 000 ducks were counted, while in for at Least Two Outfits Tonight pole vault, setting indoor record of 14 feet 4% inches; Sam Allen breaks 45-yard high hurdles mark with 5.7 ing commission suspends Herbert Brodie, heavyweight Jack Phillips, alias Jack Willis, and Mushky Jack- gon in fight fiasco; exonerates Jack in the seyenth an- teams will compete high school team, 14-12, | $° nual Grant county high school bas- L, Brown 152 ketball tournament. which - will be here Wednesday. The game was tied Moo 151 held bere Friday and Saturday at Ropers an the high 1001 lum, ‘Wisconsin 37- + 145 ate tm fae noun, enmes| Bf" Sel sae ay, i are: Elgin vs. Freda at 2:30.p. M.. score at half time having been 17- Erickson 140 Friday; Raleigh vs. Leith at - 3:45 Maedic Triumphs Faubel . 140 Bs ms Ths ve, Bceaae (bs Miam!—Dewitt Page's Maedic wins| Hoxtner is andl cierson re New, Leies 4 mile Face at Hialeah in debut as| Peirson Ghilen tet ‘5 7g] Mannerow «13 ast Pp. m. . it : 4 cker 5 Hi Saturday morning. the winners of auspeyeer-oias Tonnes Mara a: mead ot 1 1|yanywosees ~ 2 a the Friday afternoon games will play Boe) bor ah Soe 20 il Mayer .. 118 at 9:30 a m., with the winners of the Matson @ 1 2/Pereon 5--5.. 155 Koudaen 105 Friday evening games tangling at Total: = in| High team, three ‘games——31 10:45 a. m. Marquette ‘coach, tals 5 210) sociation ‘of Commerc 2654 | Consolation games will be run off ray, \ Referee: B. Wendorft. High single game, te in the afternoon and the consolati football coach at University of Vir- ed Co. 929 ] cag ginia, succeeding Gus Tebell, PARR taalela ne playoff will precede the champion- ship clash Saturday evening. Dartmouth Student Annexes Ski Crown Minneapolis, Feb. 15.—(?)—Warren Chivers of Dartmouth college won the United States combination cross- country and ski-jumping title here Sunday, with a 24-point advantage after completion of the two-day com- petition, He had 240 for Saturday’s event, and 203.30 for jumping,:a total of} 59 443.30. His leaps Sunday were 160 and 157 feet. Runnerup was Peter Fosseide, Duluth, with 2023 in the cross country, and 216.75 in the jump- ing, his leaps being 153 and 164 feet. His total was 419.05 . In the Class A jumping group! Eugene Wilson of Coleraine, Minn., won top honofs with jumps of 201 and 197 for 150.8 points with Sig- mund Ruud of Norway second with) 194 and 180 for 145.9. Sam Francis Traded To Bears for Hewitt High singl ‘Warner 255 Since static sparks can ignite dust, static electricity is a possible cause of many explosions. ‘ Ragnhild ; ger, Holland, swims tion game. St. Louis snapped Kansas; Underwood Conquer: City’s winning streak at five straight, Turtle Lake, 54 to 19 ie eet Holm Jarrett’s world record of 2:48.7. Leads in Cue Event New York—Edward C. Rogers up- sets Brooks 125-70, to take lead in national amateur pocket billiards tournament. squash racquets title, beating nard Ridder, Princeton, 15-5, }2-5, 8-15, 15-7, 18-17, j Class B Tournament Is Set for Dickinson Dickinson, N. D, Feb. 15—(P}— North Dakota Class B Carleton 36; Lawrence 23. WRESTLING Minnesota 17; Iowa State 11. HOCKEY Carleton 3; St. Olaf 2. TRACK Chicago, Feb. 15—(?)—Bill Hewitt,| Minnesota 54; Iowa State 50. S it appeared Monday, can’t take his football. or leave it alone,- GYMNASTICS ‘The brilliant Chicago Bears end,| ows 1010%; Minnesota 1004%. : one of the greatest flankers in Na- ’ ee, aera | ORR eeree eee was ret ent ines, but he hes changed his ming, | ‘Runner-up’ Complex : a, ‘ He was traded to the Philadelphia Eagles over the week end for the draft rights to Sam Francis, Nebraska's star fullback, cide how much money the American pl Olympic committee has left when! Cooper Kirby returns here from Florida. . «under par—to win the Reggie McNamara, the so-called iron-| Houston open tournament man, has had his hair dyed... He| He pocketed $700 and started doesn’t want the grey to show. . .!Thomasville, Ga. Glen Reporters asked “Lefty” Gomez of the |tourney, thi Yankees what he was going to do|the $4,440 about his cut (he made $20,000-last on year and was offered $7,500)... . “Cut” —“Cut?” roared El Goofy, “that’s not |@nead, White Sulphur Springs, W. 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