The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 8, 1937, Page 6

orn ore ai seratone ae . 0 as Sa Ee Drawings Today to Set Stage for Class A Tournament WALSH AGS, FORKS, (Phantoms to Defend Independent Cage Crown at Langdon This, Week DICKINSON, FARGO | xv rimst-prvision TEAMS LAND BERTHS ON ALL-BIG-TEN | yppup pu /cpupy |SAINT-COMET REGIONAL TILT _|Ilinois, Gophers WIN MEET BERTHS| |i | NED AS INITIAL SET FOR WASHBURN TONIGHT Tied for Big Ten Redskins Upset Mandan Quint, TOURNEY OPPONENT 27-15; Blue Jays Bow to Sports Round-Up Playoff Called for 8 P. M.; Graf- ton Wins Berth in N. D. Park River, 22-14 By EDOIS BRIETS Clase B Tourney Wind Up Heavy Schedules With ’ : Records of 10 Games Won, WILLISTON BEATEN, 12-10 Eight Teams Entered in Class Two Lost in Loop a A Meet; Regional ‘B’ Johnny Abbott Paces Gate City Titlist Picked Cera ao Five to 29-27 Triumph Tiinois .....10 2 233 467 391 Over Devils Lake a eal enon Sa 8 4 067 Sil 418 Only the drawings to be made some- : | ing game of the 7 5 58 356 3h time today by Gov. William Langer | at Langdon Thursday, according to R. 6 6 500 439 478 remain to set the stage for the North ‘ W. Johnston of Hillsboro, president of 4 8 333 399 390 Dakota Class A high school basketball the Independent Basketball League of 3 9 250 23 443 tournament in the World War Me-| | f North Dakota. 3 9 250 375 “2 morial building here two weeks hence. a Eight teams have entered in the © 12 000 295 416 Four challenge games played Sat- : three-day event, first game of which | + _ urday pered the field from the origin- E % will be played at 2:30 p. m., Thursday. Mar. 8—(7)—Coaches Dave al 12 teams to eight, leaving Minot's - é Other first-round pairings are: of Minnesota and Doug defending champions, Valley City, i Minot Knights of Columbus vs. Devils of Tlinols held their Bismarck, Grand Forks, Wahpeton, d s i Lake at 3:40 p. m.; Maddock Stags vs. i basketball champion- Dickinson, Fargo and the Walsh : Langdon Aces at 7:30 p. m., and Lan- s the honors of do- County Aggies of Park River in the kin vs. Fargo’s Deep Rock Oilers at Jobs during the running, 8:40 p. m. season. First round opponents and the re- Decision to enter the independent the Tlinois spective brackets of the surviving tournament was reached by the Phan- jules Saturday quints will be determined at the draw- toms last week. The team’s appear- won and ee ing to be made today in the presence of Supt. H. O. Saxvik, tournament manager. Four teams—Mandan, Devils Lake, Williston and Jamestown—Fell by the Is ‘wayside Saturday. : ; ; Members of the Capital City squad Braves Bow to Redskins 2 * ; : : : who will make the trip will be Johnny Coach Leonard McMshan's Braves g Spriggs, Ted Meinhover, Harold Tait, succumbed to the sustained drive of “ & e 3 eS p Ollie Sorsdahl, Gordie Engen, Emil the Grand Forks Redskins, 27-15; the s Martin, Eddie Spriggs and Blue Jays bowed to the smooth pass- Leon Doerner or Helmuth Clausnitver, ing attack and all-around team play 4 ‘The semi-finals are scheduled for of the Park River five, 22-14; Willis- , Friday night with the consolation ton's Coyotes outfumbled the Dickin- : F games scheduled for the afternoon son Midgets to drop a 12-10 decision, between losers of the first round. t and the Satans tumbled before the sharpshooting Johnny Abbott and his Fargo mates by a score of 29-17. . x the championship game following the Fargo and Dickinson, two of the f : i tnivasplaes playoff between losers of winning quints in Saturday s so-called . Z the semifinals Saturday evening. first round of the cage classic, were é ; the challengers, and the other pair, Grand Forks and Park River,'had to defend their berths in the annual fix- vo ae eae : the defending Class B titiist, in the Charles Denton’s western state Mid- bined district and event. gets made the most of thelr challenge —— —————— isi Sesion in ousting Johnny Mach’s Coyotes But} Here is the all Big Ten basketball team for 1937 as selected for The Assochated Press by Western Confer- were far off their usual form although) = ence coaches. Five schools, Purdue, Michigan, Minnesota, Iilinols, and Ohio State, are represented with one they led all the way and were not set-| player each. Here's the lineup: Forwards, Jewell Young (upper left) of Purdue, and Harry A, apy. threatened until the final min-} (lower right) of Iilinoie; center, John Townsend (upper right) of Michigan; guards, W. H. “Tippy” Dye * r left) of Ohio and Martin Role! ir) inne ssociated Press Pho! Coyotes in Belated : (owei ) Stat in (center) of M ( 4 ihe) Coyotes, seemingly unable A 2. right now, if somebody would walk Set tiscir ovterise intoihilgh gear, were Where Are Stars of Yesteryear Eiagnd reap ctsient ede ae yr 3/8 professional somewhere.” held without a single field goal until e e ik ent tns el Jerry Travers Selling Magic Se ueaey es ed shot to bring them within four Putters, Seeks a Job as Pro Taine p | ance in the tournament will be spon- sored by the Corwin-Churchill Motors company and it is probable that Neil Churchill will accompany the team. Squad Is Chosen REEF f ? Hit bL is H ; E [ Ff i i Bg z winning Minnesota plays Notre Dame tonight. It was MacMillan’s first title in 10 season. In 1931 and 1932 his finished second. y lr ie [ : : z F i Ligpl et haley wt a. in ue fe i Minnesota allowed opponents on'y 325 points for the best defensive per- formance of the year. i H ee # i i fi 7 i E § E | i Hi 4 & ne | Hetil A PReSR BSASTASERTAER i ! Fy Hf i [ : This is the first ofja series {the fine, excellently-balanced clubs. Florida—two hours daily... Tne through the hoop for the final count-| abeut-former sports stars. ~ Today the mediocre golfer gets-good Short Cardinals, with two sessions daily, equipment in spite of himself. drill. longest. When Clark Grif- cr. Led by Lawrence Tanberg, veteran By RICHARD McCANN “But in my day the good golfer not center, who caged three fjeld goals in| New York, March 8—Twenty-five| only knew how to ‘use the clubs, but By the Associated Press the first half, the Midgets took a 5-3] years have passed, but Jerry Travers,| he also knew how to pick out good| G14, water Fla—Burlelgh Grimes Yead in the first quarter and held the} you might say, is still puttering} Clubs and good hickory shafts. The f the Brooklyn £ figures one pionship Coyotes scoreless in the second period | around. medicre golfer took what was handed Of the Brooklyn Dodgers Mgures, a Travers, whose unerring putting| to him and his game, bac enough, Oaks ps ena pares e Pa had the boys swearin’ on the green| became worse. But, as'I sad, things) (oon feta proury ® quarter of a century ago, is now|are different these days and the ss selling reproductions of the famous] mediocre golfers are good despite &chnectady, or center-shafted, put-| themselves.” Havana—It seems to be up to Lou ter which he used with such deadly} ‘Travers thinks that the 14-club rule| Chiozza and Mickey Haslin to decide accuracy when he was the Bobby] will make for more artistic golf. which will play third base for the Jones of the golf world. “That's really all anyone needs to| Giants this year. Manager Bill Terry You. will find Travers, trim and| Play golf any place,” says the man/ isn’t counting on Jimmy Ripple, who gray and quite business-like at 45, at) Who won four National Amateurs, one/ has played at that post. 80 Maiden Lane in New York, where Nesonal Open ond apione ean aes he and his partner, Frederick W.| Sec! one tourname! frorh Bt. ‘aby r Petersburg, Fla.—The only thing Gwinn, run the putter business, or| 1915. “When I me Playing the only Red Rolfe of the Yai Seeiiate = | cl No. 1 fron, at 187 Broadway, where Travers con siute carien dealin iigeer,| KNOW about the broken finger that ve @ set of instructions| ® mashie, a mashie-niblick, a niblick,| Caused the Yankee management some along stint each patter T salle says|® driver, a brassie—and, “of course,| Worry this apring ts thet it's healed Ree ree ber ii HI E : E EI 2 i i a 5 a =f P i E Bs es Tke Addington, of Minnesota. and .;Kundla scored 106 points for fifth national) place and Addington 99 for seventh. 24,2! Lehr Quint Captures women's singies.| — Consolidated Crown ges gloey ig i i He Ea ee : 5 nl i i te Ht i fie Hi Q s ute nection Ralph Ri Mr, Travers. 3 8 putter,” this with a chuckle as he way stat (By the Ameciated Press) on Ear! But he doesn’t like this instructing Paap! triumph after triumph beaten: tate an on ee i Minnesota 33; Chicago 23. throt by correspondence or in the close con- . ers jan show! up at chance to see Merrill of Forth Y: fad tan fines of a golf school, and he would Big Bag Just a Fad Sox spring camp Monday. J become when the iitelitareas Leo probably like to get a post as pro-| “In recent years,” he continued, “it —_—_ fean Bowling N. D. U. 55; Minot atid placed at forward along with column fessional at some club, preferably in| has become mainly a fad to carry 8] 1 J oi.04 ams marly on the Job, sceeeite some St. Mary's 28; St. Thomas 27. Bittner of Lehr and Leler of Hague. California, cumbersome leather bag cluttered up “I never dreamed that I would have, with all sorts and sizes and shapes| Al Simmons apparently is going to to resort to my golf for a living,” says| of irons. Some of them were never make ro! tek rao the quiet-spoken amateur king of| used. nies Som regard! vf 5 as an other years. “But, perhaps, as you) “Limiting the number of clubs will fae apes pone ; know, I had financial reverses about| impraye the play—maybe not the score, 5 id Lebr won the championship by de- three years ago, I had been a mem-| but the play—because s man or -|feating Hague, 25-23, in the hip ands ber of the Cotton Exchange for years,] woman will become more familiar] Daytona Beach, Fla—A wide open tuck championship game with Bittner, three | but that business petered out as far as| with his clubs and, therefore, play} battle for the center field berth looms - forward, setting the scoring pace for I was concerned and I sold my seat] them better. They will make half|in the Cardinal camp, with Rookie A years ago. the winners with eight field goals and and turned professional.” shots and three-quarter shots, in-| Don Padgett and Ex-Dodger Frenchy a charity shot. Golfers Are Better Now stead of just whaling away for &/ Bordagaray out to get Terry Moore's ‘Augustine—Kathryn Hemphill) Gackle defeated Raleigh in the fi ‘Travers hadn't played in’s tourna-| full shot with » club made for that) assignment. x ta Patty game of the tournament, 27-24. Lehr ment for 15 years—since he retired| particular distance.” Of course, you know that ‘Travers OUT OUR WAY Point 62; Stout Institute 35.] cup Fo ha: Geomel an: Centers named included Mueller of FEEL THAT WELL, THAT'S WHERE Coffin, win championship 'f YOU WANT TO HIT HE AINT GOT [sab aiptagy senor rat ssi bite th) THIS GUY YOURE THAT TROUBLE! and LeRoy Weir, Cleveland, 17-15, cay & roun TRAININ' TO LICK — HIS BRAIN 1S He came YOU SEE, TH’ BRAIN id i—for 4 MoCiuskey sme rao he m \ IS: CONNECTED WITH Pike, Pickerel, Halibut, “present-day golfers, ‘ d on “ c better—and ' got attes sil the time.” They = - at Wholesale Prices the ball tremendous dis i gy = In not less than 100 Ib. boxes. “Beeeee Domne f 0 0 3 Leudke, — = 7 David'n ‘Totals 52 qu ag : F : ri Fe c Dickinson Williston 3 3 +410 OF Glenn Harina and Bill : i chips were stacked big bP bare Rit tg tt pe| s card and penclPwere his bugaboos. 0 0 1 Jenson, f 2 4] He was a bad medal player. In the 113 Willa’ ¢ 2] amateur. qualifying rounds he would 20 t Storey s $} shoot horrible scores of 165 and 162— games: 7 ; 4 Nygard, ; in fact, he averaged about 80 strokes play 17 Dyechef 8 008 9} per qualifying the four years after ‘ ft pfismith,s 0 0 Totals 1} he won th during the 213] rotais 62 8 ane I cece ove ie 2.4 2 11915 Open for the 2 q ; more and 002 kag ( ernoomus vt 1 Totals 6 & 6 t 1| medal, vt ‘ 2 Anderson, 5 F} nal Apa aes pe Moorhead; - { | greens, H ks aa °-1| ones Dickinson 13; Williston 10 16 3 Dickinson fe ft pe Williston, f cae H Audern t © 02 Sheahan, 6 0| ball i 31 ¥ Reveatta, —%3| mp z c — Roy | BY. 7 f