The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 22, 1937, Page 6

GROWN IN CLOSING Bismarck Stages Spectacular Rally to Overcome Deficit in Third Period 3,200 FANS IN UPROAR Baskets by Beall, Bowers Close Gap; Peterson Puts Demons Ahead, 19-18 ; i i Glenn Hanna's Bismarck high school Demons had the North Da- kota Class A basketball champion- ship within their grasp Saturday night but it slipped away in the dy- ing seconds of the hair-raising title game of the 24th annual state tour- nament to return for the second con- secutive year to the trophy case of the Minot Magicians. A gift shot and a field goal by Den- nis Huntley, lightning-fast, auburn- haired forward, pulled the Magicians with a 22-21 victory in the spectacular final contest. It was the second straight year that a sorrel-thatched Minoter has \ proved thenemesis for a scrappy band of Capital City cagers. Last. year it was ‘Ernolf Roland who paced the Magicians to a triumph over the De- mons in the final game, sinking a to- tal of seven field goals from difficult &ngles ‘of the court. ‘Break of the Game’ During that final thriller, Hanna's club amply demonstrated that they had everything asked of a cnampion- ship squad. Courage to rally from a seemingly hopeless position after the game was three quarters gone. Cool- ness once they gained the lead. And sportsmanship to accept defeat when a break of the game robbed them of the coveted title. An unrelenting attack enabled the Demons to forge ahead in the last six minutes of the game when Capt. Bob Peterson flipped in a long toss to bring the count to 19-18 in their favor. Play became more frenzied as the Demons stalled to protect that nar- Tow margin and out of a maze of rapidly revolving players game Gil- forward, who set himself and sent the sphere swishing through the net points with only three minutes of the game remaining. Fans Go Wild Then with only a minute and a half left to play, Huntely re-entered the game, replacing Chetley Ander- 60n at one of the forward posts, and Minot took time out. After play was resumed, Jim Eide one of his two chances at the free throw line. With less than a minute left, Huntley was fouled by Buddy charity toss, shaving the Demons’ lead to one point. Scores With 20 Seconds Left ‘Twenty seconds before the final gun, Huntley took a pass from Eide and let go from halfway between the foul circle and the edge of the court. It struck the backboard and swished . Fi fy if through the net without touching the| S".Korks t@ & pt rim. The game ended just after the} Leo, ¢ ‘ball was thrown up at center. Mi- purner, G Not 22; Bismarck 21. James, & Millette, Fillate't f Playing with easy confidence, the ‘Magicians moved ahead in the first quarter and piled up a 11-4 tead. Bis- marck recovered in the second pe- riod, however, and whittled the lead own to five points as the half end- ed 15-10. Bismarck still trailed 18-13 at the end of the third but Jack Bowers lopped one through the hoop and Beall followed a minute later to cut the lead to one point. Peterson's long toss changed the whole com- plexion of the game and from then on it was Minot that had to prove its mettle. Outscored From Floor Bismarck outscored Minot from the floor, 10 field goals to nine, but made good only one out of five chances at the free throw line while the Magicians were converting four out of eight charity tosses. Minot in winning the crown for the second year, placed two men and Bis- marck, runnerup, Dickinson and Val- Jey City each landed one berth on the all-tournament team. Gran, forward, who scored seven in the championship game to it Beall for high scoring hon- Arnold Alger, defensive ace, Magicians chosen. Beall, the Bismarck attack, the other forward post, Lawrence Tanberg of Dickin- place winners and leading A syed of the season, landing » stalwart guard of the -Liners, who won third by downing Wahpeton, ip-and-tuck batts: pre- it fin: fae r efete i i the first five, while his teammate, Mon- red A STROLL THROUGH ALLEY. ¢ WASHINGTON HUSKIES’ ARMADA WORKS OUT SECONDS OF CANE} { Washington navy, and when you see this armada it’s easy to understand why the Huskies hold the world's rowing championship. Here are the four varsity boats, with the 1936 Olympic champions nearest the camera, and the four freshman shells. The Washington navy is working out on Lake ‘Washington for the annual spring regatta April 17 with the University of California in Oakland Estuary. out of a bad hole and provided them | —— ———_— -—-—_--—— --— — Honorary N. D. Cage Teams All-Tournament Lewis (Bud) Beall, Bismarck Fred Gran, Minot Lawrence Tanberg, Dickinson Arnold Alger, Minot Sigvald Erickson, Valley City Fargo Forum’s All-State William James, Grand Forks Frederickson, Fargo Milo Anderson, Devils Lake ‘Arnold Alger, Minot Lawrence Tanbérg, Dickinson Conservation Week Set for April 5-11 Game and Fish ‘Commissioner Urges Co-operation of Schools, Civic Bodies Jaque Parish, Grand Forks Francis LaSota, Wahpeton : James Eide, Minot Robert Peterson, Bismarck Monnes, Promotion of all types of conserva- ican @onservation 5 to 11 was urged Monday by the North Dakota game and fish depart- Declaring there is an “urgent need” for conservation of natural resources, Commissioner D. W. Hulterstrum asked that all civic bodies, fraternal Lewis Beall, Bismarck Sigvald Erickson, Valley City Fred Gran, Minot Robert Peterson, Bismarck -Bernard Monnes, Minot points to edge out Tanberg, who games Saturday afternoon, raining p Forks defeated Fargo, Dickinson turned back the Walsh County Aggies of Park River, 29-20. Summaries of the games: Minot 22; Bismarck 21 Bismarck fi f Mi bert Olson, Bismarck’s sophomore| 2 (By the Associated Press) ‘Tampa, Fla.—Fresh from a 7 to 3 victory over the Dodgers et Clear- water, Cincinnati's Reds returned here Monday for the second game. the during the week in- elude studies of the game and fish laws, promotion of the feeding of s wild life and tree planting. Pet'son gc 2 to increase the Demons’ lead to three | 5 4 Bowers f 2 Totals 10 1 7 Score by quarters: Minot Bismarck .. New Orleans—The Cleveland In- ‘New Orleans farm club, after two de- feats bythe New York Giants in week-end contests at Gulfport, Miss. will speank over a nation-wide hook: Harrison Withdraws From Pitt Direction Pittsburgh, Mar. 22.—(?)—Dr. John B. “Jock” Sutherland in some com- mand of the University of Pittsburgh’s ordered gridiron policies, through the first spring drill Monday while he worked on the selection of assistant Sutherland said he “hoped to rush” the appointment of the three to re- place Bill Kern and Eddie Baker who moved to Carnegie Tech; and Eddie Valley City 287 Wahpeton 24 Tampa, Fathers & feud in ‘eal Gribbled into the basket but was} Wahpeton fg ft pf a - fouled by Glenn Enge and made good| Westp’l ¢ 1 2 os making between Bi the Brooklyn Dressen of the Cincinnati Reds: Grimes shouted “rough stuff” after Cookie Lavagetto suffered an ankle Tony was shaken up in collisions with.Cincin- nati Reds. Dressen retorted, “You've got & job now, let's see you keep it.” Butcher Cain, & Breuer, and he, too, made good his! Fauteck S| rerocsesestses! | cootwmonns eo] Sonor nits ad Score by quarters: Wahpeton .... Valley City ... Free throws missed — LaSota 2, Zimmerman 2, a ry 3s Hausauer, Olson 2, Erickson 5, Delmore, Grand Forks 25; Dickinson 19 Dickinson fg ft vf omonnes, 2) Harrison's action ended a lengthy controversy between the two, in which Sutherland sought and obtained a “showdown” before the university's athletic council, Chicago School Wins Catholic Cage Event loon Teccounesun Free throws missed— Bogan 2, George, Anderson, Agnew, Orlando, Fla.—Catcher Cliff Bolton apparently has walked out on. the Washington Nationals and Owner Clark Griffith said Monday his case E. L,:Bersagel, Aberdeen, MINOT SEEKING PRO Minot, N. D., Mar. 22.—(7)—A com- mittee of the Minot Country club, composed of Raymond C, Dobson, Dr. Ward C. Robinson, and Charles F. Anderson has been named to obtain & golf pro for the coming season, it was announced Monday. Willie Dow, who filled the job the past three years, is now in Florida. Artichokes have: the reputation of being one of the aristocrats of the vegetable kingdom. OUT OUR WAY Fia., got off the bus before it reached San- ford and Griffith has had no word tonio, R lots of it, was the schedule Monday Browns, smarting under an to 4 defeat Sunday at the hands polis Millers, Rea THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MARCH Z 1yst_ TEUTON THREATENS LRGAL ACTON WH GARDEN INPLCATHD| ex Offer Made by Der Moxie on Be- half of Deutsche Halle A. C. of Berlin Braddock to defend his title in Ber- lin, but for all the stir it created among those concerned, it might ss well have been fifty cente. The champion, through his man- ager, Joe Gould, turned down the of- fer because it wasn’t up to his previ- &chi his offer with an ultimatum to both Braddock and the when the Giant in pp... year, when the ‘team played here, a group of Sam’s th an en- Armstrong wagon, climb aboard... Any guy whO/help Oklahoma A. and M. win na- can go out of his class and lick Aldo|tional int wrestling Spoldi has plenty on the ball. . ./ with 31 points to 13 for second place Prank Kohibecker, old Southern As-|Oklahoma universit; sociation catcher, now is traveling sec- retary of the Cleveland Indians and doing a swell job. the best dressed ball club... [ : Smashes High Jump Indianapolis—Archie San Romani beats Glenn Cunningham in 4:21.4 and Mel Walker, Ohio State, breaks world indoor high jump record with 6 feet inches leap in. Butler relays. takes team title. Sets Records McCluskey sets and 15:146 for three pace New York A. C. to Met- A. A. U. track champion- Safeways Take A. A. U. Crown 8 (Okla,) Oilers, 43-38, for A. A. U. championship. Annexes Cue Title “Eugene Giants continue to set the pace as| Louis, beat Al Primeau, Detroit Frank|national amateur three cushion bil-jreturns from the citrus front indi- Minot Wins 22-21 Thriller to Retain Cage Championship ~ mAGIGANS SNATCH [Braddock F latly Refuses $350,000 Offer to Fight Schmeling in Germany PIRATES MAY GIVE OTHER NL CLUBS PLENTY OF HEADACHES Manager Pie Traynor Prociaims Club Best Since He Took ” Over Buc Reins By ROBERT MYERS San Bernardino, Calif., Mar. 22.—(?) —The Pittsburgh Pirates, with a sea- soned outf% that was a headache for every club except the New York Giants last year, stand a fair chance of scut- Bill Swift and. Jim Weaver will per- form as dependably as last year, when they turned in 45 victories to- gether, that Mace Brown will do bet- ter than the 10 victories he pitched dat Joey Rae eat) C7 Rien Tigers, Chisox Top|s Grapefruit League Yanks, Giants Take Honors for Work; Have Won Six Out of Seven Starts t, Bt. _ t, to win| New York, Mar. 21. — () — Early , Sports editor of the Winston-|liard championship, 150-87, in chal-jcate four teams at least are running ‘Spencer, Salem, (N, C.) Journal, has s junior. ./1enge match. E : j HE it i Hts Achill . uli lr i z 5 a picks up the queen of clubs, he can count on five sue two true to form with the Detroit Tigers ESTABLISHES GAME TRICK Declarer, Finding Self One Shy of Three No Trump, Sets It Up by Locating Adverse Cards | Where should he look for his game- (Secretary, American Bridge League) | going trick? A successful finesse jis Lt ay He 4 pet MINOT LOSES NINE VETS, DEMONS FIVE Peterson, Beall, Tavis, Bowers and Enge Will Graduate This Year Coach Harley Robertson looked over his triumphant state cage cham- pions Monday and counted nine ve- terans who will file out of Minot high school after June commencement leaving only Verle Fawbush and @ new atray of cage aspirants. Meanwhile, Coach Glenn Hanna was looking into almost as big a hole as the Magician mentor. Five of Hanna's sturdy boys, who carried the fight to the Magicians in two consecu- tive tournaments, also will get their sheep skins this spring. Coach Robertson’s boys who play- ed their last game for Minot high in the championship battle Saturday were Capt. Bernard Monnes, Fred Gran, Chetley Anderson, James Eide, Dennis Huntley, Arnold Alger, Frank Foster, Roger Herigstad and Conrad Borresen—the entire squad Robertson brought to the tournament. ‘When the Bismarck Demons step off in their opener next season Coach Hanna will be forced to do without services of Robert Peterson and Lewis Beall, three-year veterans; Robert Tavis and Jack Bowers, who wore the maroon and white for two years, and Glenn Enge, who came up from the Imp squad this year. Returning to the Bismarck court will be Harold Smith, Alwyn Potter ‘Bill | 474. Warren Kraft, seniors next fell with @ year left and Gilbert Olson, who will be a junior, INDEPENDENT MEET OPENS AT STANLEY able to find out. what the t gains from its carnivorous aoe ayor of Middlesborough, ‘nga mayor sh, although bought 50 oan ago, is not yet paid for. Only $885 has been paid of the original price of $1,250. § OIL CLEARO- FIER Maintenance * and SAVE OIL Easily installed —any motor. 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