The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 21, 1937, Page 8

Se ere eran icine Seca Sct To reereereeeen nee menace - HISTORIANS: DELVE INTO RECORDS OF BARLY NAVIGATION Lap Prizes and Grand Prizes Awarded Winners Expected to Total $2,000 ~ FIVE BOATS NOW ENTERED Bismarck, Old Time Center of River Traffic, Will Be One Stopping Place Decision to run the St. Louis-Fort Benton motor cruiser race in laps with prizes for each lap as well as & grand prize, was announced Monday by sponsors of the race at Fort Ben- ton. Bismarck will be one of the control points-in the race and an overnight stopping place for the contestants. The tentative schedule would bring the racers here on June 1, according to Dr, P. J. Sweeney of Fort Benton, president of the regatta association. The contestants will leave St. Louis May 20, with stops as follows: May 21, Jefferson City and Glasgow; May 22, Kansas City; May 23, St. Joseph, Mo.; May 24, Omaha, Neb. and Council Bluffs, Ia.; May 26, Sioux City, Ia.; May 27, Yankton, 8. D.; May 29, Pierre, 8. D.; May 31, Mo- bridge, S. D.; June 1, Bismarck-Man- dan; June 3, Williston; June 5, Fort Peck; June 12, Fort Benton. Fort Benton Entres Boat Five entries have been received to compete for the grand prize and the Isp prises which, together, are, ex- pected to total $2,000. First entry came from Fort Benton, where the race is being sponsored. Others. have been’ received from Glasgow and Great Falls and Malta, Mont., and Pierre, 8. -D. In most of the cities, civic clubs the Kiwanis club of. the latter city. Specifications for the boats require & f traffic in this ré- River boats made big money until the railroad came but with the advent of the iron horse they dropped Rorperean, many of them never to. urn, Some of the facts dug up by the committee promoting the race are in- iting. From 1864 to 1870, a total of 10,000 = men trooped down gangplanks at Fort Benton for the overland trip to the Montana gold fields. Most of them had come past Bismarck, then of the most important points on Only a few of those entering the gold fields came back’by way of Fort nton and many never came back at =. Fewer ‘ stil! were those who : 3 3 é 4 oe rae ne cae, A ASME THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1937 St. Louis-Fort Benton Re gatta Recalls Time of Missouri's Heyday + 181,016 Turn Out to See Six Major Lea It won't be lo: of the popular to race lavre de Grace, now until Leste ed climax occasion of e tra with nose-to-nose a with the eget ip bo ce Pi Sharpshooter racing season. lates di barely failing to get into DERBY DAY CAN'T BE FAR AWAY . With the foun arte beeen jo. mid Prep Track Year To Open Saturday Fessenden Invitational Starts Season Which Will End With Bismarck Meet May 29 - (By the Associated Press) Prep school cinder path athletes will get their first taste of. competi- tion this week-end in the annual central North Dakota track and field meet at Fessenden Saturday and scores of intra-squad events arranged by the coaches. ‘Track squads, which went outdoors generally for the first times last week, were rounding into condition. Many ‘mentors expected to take ad- vantage of the early Fessenden event eu test untried candidates “under Heavy schedule of events gets un- der way the following week-end when two of the. district qualifying meets for the state event at Grand Forks and the annual Williston invitational will be conducted. Scheduled meets include: Central North Dakota invitational, Fessenden, April 26. J ‘Williston Williston invitational, Williston, May 1. Lake Region invitational and fourth district meet, (combined), « Devils Lake, May 1. eo Missouri Slope and fifth © district meet (combined), Dickinson State ‘Teachers college, May 8. 2 Sixth district meet, Minot State Teachers college, May 8. : ‘Third district meet, Jamestown cal- lege, May 8. s First district meet, Valley City State Teachers college, Mey ;1.or 8. Second district meet, University’ of North Dakota, May 1 or 8. May Festival, North Dakota .Agri- cultural college, May 7-8. . State meet, University of “North Dakota, May 14-15. Kiwanis meet, Valley City, May 22. North Missouri Slope conference meet, Dickinson, May 22. si pi bined), Bismarck, May 29. Officials Recommend Survey of N. D. Parks -and runners-up ‘in all events of the six district meets and all other athletes who meet or excel minimum attainment standards, set by the state high school league's ‘board of control, will be eligible to See eae eres gk jusds ranging up | aspirants the larger Class A schools reported | coaches when first workouts were called two weeks ago. Because of the inclement weather, most of the athletes worked out! lightly “under wraps” and it was not until last week that the real condi- tioning and instruction work began. Sports Round-Up se New York, Apr. 21.—(#)—He's still’ tops. Babe Ruth visited the Yan- kee Stadium Tuesday and stole the show right ‘away pon the 32 itinte 2 Ey es SEEEEqES a A i | a id ag ret i af E | E g E Fa a bare bill ie District Meet at Jamestown May 8, to Qualify for State Meet, Opens Card Coaches of Bismarck school’s track 40 Candidates for Demon Track Team Train for District Meet Brewer Sluggers Get 4th Triumph team will have an opportunity to view|Gullic, Heath Clout for Circuit candidates for this year’s team in ac- tion. Saturday, when the athletes go through their’ paces at Hughes Field in the annual inter-class tournament. 40 men have been working out daily with Coaches Myron Ander- The Jamestown combined Capital City and State meets in Bismarck set for May 20 this year. as Champs Win From Minneapolis 6 to 5 Chicago, Apr. 21.—(7)—The Minne- Charles Hook| polis Millers, who have led the a half getting| American Association in home run production in 16 of the past 18 sea- der way | 20ns, had better get started or they'll meet at| never catch the Milwaukee Brewers. Out of 19 round trip wallops hit 8. entries for the state| Since the season opened last Friday, the Brewers were credited with eight, “| two each by Ted Gullic and Mickey Heath, and one each by Frenchy Clifton, while Columbus had two, by Rizzo and Slaughter. Louisville and lis had one each, from the ‘Workouts thus far have been point-| pats. ar aebenann Rosen and Red ed mainly to the conditioning of the Kress, respectively. St. Paul was athletes and the class competition! credited with four homers, three off Saturday will give coaches a chance! the bat of Vernon Washington and to see how their men work under! one from Joe Mowry. stress and determine in what events} Circuit clouts by Gullit and Heath they should be entered. were the big shots in Milwaukee's Prospects for a winning team this} fourth straight victory of the cam- year are good acording to present in-| naign, a 6-5 decision over Minneap- dications, with several members Of] olis, Gullic drove in three runs the teams ikely contenders for state! while Heath’s slugging accounted for titles and potential record breake! 6-1 two, All the Brewer scoring was done Harold mith, veteran football and] at the expense of the veteran Phil basketball performers, has shown! Weinert in the first five innings. marked ability in- the broad jump, Bud Beall in the discus event, Clifton led @ 10-hit asault on John- son and Nelson with his homer, a Peterson in the 440 yard run and the} double and single, as Toledo rallied 220 yard dash, and Clayton Welch in| for four runs in the ninth to defeat the 440-yard and half-mile runs. Football Teams Works Out Indianapolis, 6-2. Louisville pushed over two runs in "Meanwhile, Glenn Hanha and| tne ninth for a 7-6 victory over Co- George Schaumberg are putting can-| jymbus, with Rosen heading the at- didates for the’ 1937 football team| tack. ch sessions nightly at Hughes| Wet grounds prevented the Kansas| 34,374, throug] Field with particular emphasis placed | ‘city-6t. Paul game. ‘on tackling and blocking, ‘both weak, departments of . the Demons’ play last season. Promising freshman and sophomore| Indianapolis ...000 000 200— material brightens the prospects for] Coffman and Tresh; L.. Johnson, Toledo ......... 100 010 004— 6 11 oat oom ant the coming year and with the season-| Nelson and Lewis. ing a heavy, schedule of spring prac- ‘tice -will. give the squad indications are that.a mych improved Demon team will take the field when the Milwaukee 1937 season opens. Z 8c and practice games will rimmage be the order of the day later in the| Brenzel. season when opening workouts have put the men in shape for heavy duty. Brewers Beat Millers RH O11 001 020— 5 14 ++26-301 020 00x— 6 9 Weinert, Wagner, Hayes and Pea- cock; Pressnell, Blaeholder and Colonels Beat ‘Redbirds R lis . Spring sessions will continue until late] Columbus ......000 302 100— 6 10 8 in May. Blackstone Club Keglers Win Title| 45-4 Take Two out of Three Games From Riggs’ Place Quintet Tuesday Night “Winning two out of three in their match with Riggs’ Blatktone Club trundlers z 184-1662174- 474 183-144-145- 442 123-164-104- 391 127-201-124- 452, sg . os» T18-843-728-2280 Blackstone Club 171-169-146- 486 152-160-140- 452 141-145-158- 444 190-131-154- 444 141-162-150- 462 ‘The International League has turned out a nifty “white book” to) American af League's Ernie Lani- 181-168-181 530] League's “red| Robert ©, Ms eee, 002 0023.102— 7 9 1 Moore and Chervinko; Marrow, Bass and Berres, Ringhofer. St, Paul-Kansas City, postponed, Penn Relays to Get Under Way Friday|“" » Apr. 21.—(}-T wo “Tgames of the 1937 baseball season. HURLERS PLAY BiG ROLES IN WINNING FIRST DAY GAMES Weaver Sets Down Yanks 3-2, Blanton Shuts Out Bruins With Five Hits, 5-0 New York, Apr. 21.—(#)—Four pitchers, all of whom had more or less fallen from glory in the past two years, were back on top Wednesday as the resujt of Tuesday's opening ‘These four, Darrell Elijah (Cy) Blanton of Pittsburgh, Hal Schuma- cher of the New York Giants, Elden Auker of the Detroit Tigers and Monte Weaver of the Washington Senators, turned in some of the most sparkling feats of the six-game pro- gram which attracted a total of 181,- 016 cash customers. The seventh game on the general opening slate, which followed Mon- day’s previews in two cities, was rained out. Chicago's White Sox and mitting, will make their debuts Wed- nesday. Blanton Subdues Cubs Manager Pie Traynor shoved Blan- ton into the opener against the Chi- cago Cubs Tuesday, and Cy pitched & five-hit shutout to win, 5-0. Even during the 1936 world series, Schumacher didn’t have his old con- trol. But it was there for the 1937 opener and Hal limited the Dodgers to five hits as the inter-borough rivalry was renewed before 32,387 fans. In addition, he drove in the Giants a 4-3 victory. TUESDAY’S STARS Gerald Walker, Detroit, hit hom- er, triple, double, single as Tigers topped Cleveland, 4-3. Cy Blanton pitched Pittsburgh Pirates to 5-0 win over Chicago Cubs, allowing five hits. Hal Schumacher outpitched Van Mungo to give Giants 4-3 victory over Brooklyn. Al Simmons, Senstors—Collected homer and two singles as Wash- ington Senators shaded New York Yankees, 3-2, Bob Johnson, Athletics—Hit his second homer in two days and two singles although his team bowed Red Sox, 11-8. * Auker limited Cleveland to nine blows and won 4-3 when Gerald Monday, remained idle. NATIONAL LEAGUE Cards Win From Reds the St. Louis Browns, weather per- | grade ninth inning run that brought the| being Bismarck's Best Players Will Start Next Week sea Tn ce secaek ween, day. tournament. the winner of runner-up will state meet in Gi N. D, Anglers May Enter Field May 1 Trout, Land-Locked Salmon May Be Taken First; Season on Other Fish Opens Later North Dakota anglers are shining up their fishing tackle these bright days prior to the season’s opener <The fee for resident fishing is §0 cents and $3 for non-resident _—_——— the state, with surrounding rocks which cones were molten lava. Report of a Holding Company At- fillate of a National ‘Bank published in accordance with ion 5211, U. 8. Revised Statutes 31, 1937, of Nort Minneapolis, Minn fillated ‘with The Dakota National Ban’ ‘Trust Company, Bismarck, N.D. Charter Number 13398, Federal Reserve District Number 9. Kind of business: Owns or controls, directly or indirectly. capital stock of banks and other corporations. which above-named or; affiliated with national degree of contr son of common owners! Affiliated b; an or control, a in North- kK, ani yy Fei tly or indirectly v« the to e bank: None. I, Robe: Secretary-Compiroller, of North: Bancorporation, do solemnly swe: that the above statement is true, the best of my knowledge and beilef. t ©. Mactavish. Sworn to and subseri fore me this 15th da: April, 1937. ©, A. Buelow, Notary Public, Hennepin Co., Minn. ‘My Com- it The expires, October 3rd, 1937. ed | peoples in all parts of the world. Blanton and Todd; French, Bryant and O'Dea. New York Downs Brooklyn R New York. 000 120 O01— 4 10 Brooklyn . -030 000 000— 3 5 Schumacher. and Danning; Mung and Phelps. . i AMERICAN LEAGUE Senators Beat Yanks RHE Washington ...100 001 010— 3 10 0 New York.......002 000 000— 210 2 Weaver and Hogan; Murphy, Gomes and Dickey. 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