The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 12, 1937, Page 6

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. MONDAY, APRIL 12,1937 _ Minot Wins Class D , Stanley Class E Volleyball Titles MAG CITY TEA Jim Tabor Hits for Circuit With Bases Loaded to Spoil Feller’s Record _ DEFEATS BSMARCK, RETAINING HONORS Stanley Super Sixes Turn Back Beulah Miners in Cham- pionship Match 12 TEAMS ENTER TOURNEY Local Team Beat Rugby, Car- rington to Reach Finals of Major Division Minot defeated the Blackstone Club of Bismack to win the Class D championship of the North Dakota volleyball tournament here Sunday for the second consecutive year. Scores in the title match were 8-15, 15-6, 15-10 and 15-3. Stanley’s Super Sixes annexed the Class E honors, conquering the pre- viously undefeated Beulah Miners, 12-15, 15-6 and 15-4, in the final match of that division. Twelve teams were entered in the second annual event, four in Class D and eight in Class E. Besides the two tinalists, Rugby’s Aces and the Kato Beer Team from Carrington competed in Class D. Other teams in Class E were the Rugby Rubes, New Leipzig Trojans, Braddock A’s and B's, Plaza Trojans and the Bismarck Recrea- tion. Rugby, Carrington Beaten Minot moved into the finale by de- feating Bismarck in the first match! A] Rindy, Conqueror of Paul; of the double elimination. Carring- ton downed Rugby but bowed to the Magic City quint in the second round while Bismarck was putting Rugby cut of the running. Bismarck then eliminated Carrington to reach the finals. In Class E, Beulah defeated Plaza, Stanley and New Leipzig to reach the finals, while Stanley, after suffering their first setback, turned back Plaza, ‘Braddock A’s and New Leipzig to win the championship berth with the ‘Miners. Members of Minot’s veteran state championship team were F. A. Hicks, Harley Robertson, Glenn Jarrett, C. Lund, George Mellum and Roy Iived- son. Tony Beer, Ed Heer, Sig Lille- haugen, Milo 8. Priske, Robert Byrne, Joe Myers, Russell Mason and C. W. Izifur were members of the Black- stone Club squad. Stanley's Team Members Stanley's Class E winners included Cecil Hurngate, Clyde Van ’ Horn, Stanley Jacobson, Bob Madsen, George Olson, Harris Walstad and C. G. Mason. Roger Carlisle, Clifford McGood, Bill Davis, Charles Godwin and Sig Lillehaugen, all of Bismarck, and Henry Hertz of Hazelton, were ref- erees. Eddie Spriggs and W. J. Mett- Jer were scorers. Peter R. Volk, Bur- leigh County recreational director, Was tournament manager. - A summary of the tournament games. Class B __ First Round — Carrington defeated Rugby, 14-16, 15-2, 6-15 and 15-6; Mi- fs alae Bismarck 13-15, 15-3 and Second Round — Minot defeated ’ @arrington, 11-15, 15-5, 15-1 and 15-3; 0, 15-7 k Carrington, 14-15, 15-5, 15-11, 11-15 and 15-2. , Championship—Minot defeated Bis- marck, 8-15, 15-6, 10-10 and 15-3. Class E ' First Round—Braddock A’s defeat- ‘ed Braddock B's, 4-15, 14-12 and 15- New Leipzig defeated Bismarck, 15-1 ‘and 15-5; Stanley defeated Rugby, 15-8 and 15-4; Beulah defeated Plaza, 15-4 and 15-4. Second Round — New Leipzig de- feated Braddock A’s 15-11 and 15-11; Beulah defeated Stanley, 15-7 and 15-8; Braddock B's defeated Bis- marck, 15-2 and 15-4; Rugby defeated Plaza, 15-5, 9-15 and 15-10. ‘Third Round—Beulah defeated New Leipzig, 15-11 and 15-11; Stanley de- feated Plaza, 15-5, 9-15 and 15.1 Braddock A’s defeated Braddock B’ = 16-12, 12-5 and 15.8. Fourth Round — Stanley defeated Braddock A’s, 15-6 and 15-9. and 15-12, Scores 2-15, 18-6 and 15-4. ‘Speaker’s Condition Critical After Fall Cleveland, Apr. 12—()—Upon the -Outboxing Lightweight Champion Pedro Montanez, hard- ttin; Campaign to April 15 in State Trophies to Be Awarded Win- ning Groups; Medal to Individual Hunter oung Puerto Rican, established him- self as a formidable conten a for the lij ight itweight crown. when he outpointed Champion. Lou Ambers in a 10-round non-title, bout in New York. Above Montanez (left) is seen keeping Ambers‘at bay with his long left, N. D. GOLF TOURNEY WILL BE |: HELD JULY 25-29 AT FARGO Cook, Expected to Defend State Crown Fargo, N. D., Apr. 12—(P}—The 23rd annual tournament of the North Da- kota State Golf association will be played at the Fargo Country club, July 25 to 29, J, E. Gaffaney of Fargo, secretary of the organization, has an- nounced. The tournament had been set ten- tatively at the 22nd annual assembly here last July. Gaffaney’s announce- “|ment, however, definitely establishes the time for the tourney. Al Rindy of Grand Forks, who per- formed the feat of beating Paul Cook of Bismarck in the final last year, the first time Cook ever had been beaten in @ state tournament match over 36 holes, is expected to defend his laurels here, The tournament will be played over the. improved Fargo Country club course which will boast watered fair- ways and greens throughout. Two changes, on the third and seventh holes, also have been made. The 36-hole qualifying play is scheduled Sunday, July 25. The first round of match play is scheduled Monday. Two 18-hole rounds on ‘Tuesday, July 27, will narrow the field to the two 36-hole semi-final matches, scheduled for Wednesday. The 36- hole final will be played on Thursday, duly 29. Select -All-Southwest Conference Quintets Buffalo Springs, N. D., Apr. 12.— Bowman and Reeder each placed two players and Hettinger, Rhame, Mar- marth and Scranton each one on the All-Southwest Conference basketball selections for 1936-37 picked by the Con tererice coaches at a recent meet- ing Bernard Thielges of Bowman and Arnold Hedman of Scranton were chosen at the forward berths, Jack Brown of Hettinger was named at center and Thomas McKennett of Bowman and Gerald Anderson of Rhame won the guard berths on the first team. First team reserves in- cluded Harmen Pagel of Reeder, Rob- ert Leathey of Marmarth and Elwyn Nichols of Reeder. Elwyn Nichols of Reeder and Don- ald Howe of Buffalo Springs won the forward posts on the second team with Wendell Morse of Marmarth at center, Sidney Eide of Buffalo Springs and John Michelson of Marmarth at guards and Edwin Miller of Scranton, E. Anderson of Gasoyne and Merwin of Hettinger as reserves. Hamill -ningham’s Lulu, second in three races, Week-End Sports At A Glance (By the Associated Press) ~ and summer.” Midwest Keglers Win Hockey Crown . Syracuse — Syracuse Stars defeat Philadelphia Ramblers, 5-0,. to. win International- American Hockey League championship in four playoff games, Grant Whips Allison Houston — Bitsy Grant wins river Oaks tennis tournament for third straight time, beating Wilmer Allison, 4-6, 6-3, 6-3, 6-4; Marjorie Van Ryn defeats Gracyn Wheeler, 6-3, 6-2, in women’s final. Vaults to New Record Los Angeles — Bill. Sefton: breaks world pole-vault record with 14 feet 7% inches as California wits dual| h' meet from Southern California, 79-52. Jasper Takes All-Events Lead in Most Hectic Day of Congress History New York, Apr. 12.—()—Those 50- called “booster” teams evidently did American Bowling ament alleys, Judging from the Sunday, Picard Wins Tourney Charleston, 8, C. — Henry Pickard scores 282 for 72 holes to win golf tournament of the Cops North-South Title Pinehurst, N. C. — Bobby’ Dunkel- berger takes North and South ama- teur golf title, beating James T. Hun- ter, 5 and 3. Wolverines Defeated. New Haven, Conn.—Lake Shore A. C., Chicago, outpoints U. of Michigan, rare e take team title in National A. U. swimming cham; as disqualification of Fethard team in final event decides meet. Speaker Is Injured Cleveland—Tris Speaker in critical condition’ with fractured skull as re- sult of fall. Oklahoma Matmen Win Baltimore — Southwest Oklahoma Teachers, taking two individual titles, ttle, beating out Baltimore "Mc C.| MO" jROtk, Apr, 12-—U9-—tanding , beating out Baltimore Y. M. ©, A, 11% to I - esional baseball” Ford — t, Lalu Is Yacht Victor ton, Bermuda — Briggs Cun- Ernie Quigley Chosen Umpire for Semi-Pros New Rork, Apr. 12. chief of the national semi-pro this summer. A.A.U. Mitt Tourney Is Opened at Boston wins six-meter yachting series for Prince of Wales trophy. iy wood. bletonian” trotting race in straight heats. Leading Trundler were scheduled to begin battling Mon- New York—Otto Jasper, Cincinnati,|day in two Boston garden rings for takes all-events lead in American|eight national A. A. U. boxing cham- Bowling Congress with 1,980 score. pionships, Crash First Ten\- (Secretary, American Crow Eradication |7pipp's YOUNG AGE (Rangers, 1-0 Victors Over Red Wings, TAKES FIRST SPRING Need. One Game to Win Stanley Cup SETBACK IN STRIDE Homer Paves. 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