The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 26, 1937, Page 8

\ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1937 Moorhead Spuds Will Invade Demon Stronghold Tonight: STEELE TOFURNSH \Snow-Blocked Roads Put Crimp in Class B Prep Tournament Schedule ~ JMPS OPPOSITION IN |" crtozza IN‘ Mip-sEASON Form — |, 1, Santa Anita to Be |CRACKFIELDINA.A.U.INDOOR _||NDEPENDENT 2 PRELIMINARY GAME We BA "Slow for Handicap _ MEET THREATENS SIX RECORDS MEETS ovate A t 7, Schools Involved in Challenges OFF AS SCHEDII Rain Improves Chanceview's Busily Engaged in Ar- apie apart arian fanging Contests : Mott, Hettinger, New Salem and Dickinson Meets Get Under Way Friday °, Beccali and Romani Enter- ed in 1,500-Meter == | Cunningham, Lash! SPONGED RIDER i {TWO. TENTATIVELY BOOKED Piokinson-Williston Encounter May Be Played Here Next Week-End With everything again serene on the Class A basketball front following ‘Thursday's announcement that the state high school league would un- derwrite the four challenge games, the Moorhead Spuds came to Bis- marck Friday for the first of a two- game invasion of North Dakota maple courts. Supt. L.. A. White's decision to pledge financial support to the chal- lenge round somewhat overshadowed the light Class A cage schedule this week and officials of the eight par- . tleipating schools were busy making plans for the playoffs. Following the board’s recommen- dations, negotiations were made by —_—_—_——— Sponging at race tracks some: times causes investigations, but it’s just another bath for the jockey after a trip over a wet strip such as that which the mount of Eddie Litzenberger, Coach Charles Denton of Dickinson to play the Coyote-Midget challenge contest at the Bismarck high school} 4¢ gidn't take Lou Chiozza, New York Giants’ Inflelder, long to get the off- gymnasium Thursday or Saturday of Inks worked out when the Giants opened spring training at next week. i Here he Ie sailing through the air with the greatest of Meanwhile, Mandan officials were drive. ‘was purchased from the Phillies to replace conferring with Grand Forks school jackson at third base, (Associated Press Photo) heads on the possibility of playing “Blackstone Club, |{ Fights Last Night | e 5 the changing of the date of the an- Nash-Finch Win oar tare Arta Godoy i nual Bismarck-Mandan clash until} for : inter than “originally ;-| Herman Anderson Rotls 246 fi uled and this game has been tenta- Top Commercial League tively set for Friday, March 12, leav- Glenn Hena’s Demons without Performance opponent for next Lines mouse ‘Tonight's encounter with Nash-Finch and Blackstone Club ‘2 has been called for 8:30 p. m., at the|trundlers won two out of three games| JIIMINICS De eat school reserves. Steele is one of the| Thursday night, New Leipzig, 22 to 16 most successful last . Jesse Owen, 18 perhaps‘ this year’s most Theres te of plenie of money, but of money there's little or none. . . cone 1 pypetest i B. z8 aegriged sfnititaet E i © ag above, Lites each |Louls-Braddock Papers Inten- tionally Contain no Mention Savages, to 21 ith, ¥, D. Fob, 28—Motts high highly-regarded quints competing in] Herman Anderson for the the fifth district tournament at Lin-| stone club rolled a strong 246 in FE age és N need Miller, Giese, t Herts, ¢ Drashel Zweber § Totals =~ Oren al wooont itt i ; i Hi Valley C ff Law, ¢ Feldman f ft pi i oa if - ub 7 5 Sathe, i Stends'd ¢ Potter, fc Hedst'm ¢ 4 Butters, o 4 3 2 0 4 Mott. ae ; [ B 8 Hi! i i b3 Ex f 4 Totals 12 * Mott £¢ tt Brund’e f 0 Birkm’r f Skogley c { s wo] creme a Sl Bl creme | t Ht ti 3 Kipke, Anderson Are Decidedly Optimistic Ann_ Arbor, Mich. Feb. 28—(7)—| & D, 8. 23; @. D, U. 20. Evelth Junior 31; Itasca, 39. HOCKEY @, John's U 4; St. Thomas 1, , For Prompt and Courteous » spoke Service Michigan eleven Friday as they GETS ALL THE BREAKS CAPITOL SERVICE byron on All Opposing High Cards in Right Hand to Permit Double oR ON Finesse and Squeeze for Small Slam Uightning Action Gasoline * * Certified Lubrication ‘Teaaco and Havoline. Motor Oils CLARENCE ‘M. THRONSON, ‘ * SOLUTION TO PREVIOUS - : CONTRACT PROBLEM Pike, Pickerel, Halibut, Salmon at Wholesale Prices In not less than 100 Ib, boxes. Get fish at the “NORTHERN” Taste speaks louder than a thousand words. That's why we ask you to compare’Calvert’s KENTUCKY PRIDE with any other straight Bourbon on the market. Born to be mild, not wild... it’s prime Bourbon at a painless price. ; ICALVERTS Konlucky Hide KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY SLOL GIN Be Refig NORTHWEST BEVERAGES, INC. ike tia Et