The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 14, 1937, Page 10

St. Mary’s Will Play Im _ Friday Game to Take Place of Saint- Linton Contest; to Begin at 4 at Ball Park Bismarck high school football fans can cheer a maroon-and-gold team Friday even though the Demons will be down in the Red River valley bat- tting Fargo's Midgets. The Bismarck Imps will clash with St. Mary's at the ball park at 4 p. m. in what promises to be a close, hard- Tought game. The intra-city game was scheduled this week when Linton, St. Mary's original opponent, decided it had got- ten its aeneaule mixed a9 ae was posed to play somebody else. vThe game will mark the last home appearance of Father Tracy’s Saints. ‘Next week they journey to Hazen and the following week close out the sea- gon across the river against Mandan’s Braves. . _.The Saints bowed to the Demons, 33-0, when the two teams met in Sep- tember, but against the Imps, who will not have the weight advantage Coach Glen Hanna's first-stringers enjoyed, are conceded a good chance for vic- tory. Father Tracy and Assistant Coach Joe Meyers will be without the services of one of their regular halfbacks, speedy Nickie Schneider, who has Pulled a shoulder muscle. He is out for the remainder of the season, ace cording to Father Tracy. With this exception, the Saints’ lineup will be intact. ‘The Imps will enter the fray with a 20-12 victory over Hazen, the Saints’ Dext opponent, at their belts. Midget Charles Shafer scored all of Bis- marck’s touchdowns when the Imps cg out the Mercer county crew last weel Baseball Trades Are in Offing fied With Status Quo; Mun- go, Dean Likely to Go New York, Oct. 14—(7)—The Hot Stove league opened its season Thurs- day on a situation bearing all the earmarks of one of the busiest trading sessions in years. From end to end of the big leagues, ps Here Afternoon 838 to 1 They'll Get a Touchdown! Atlanta, Oct, 14—(7)—What is .your football team’s chance of getting a “perfect” record this season? se c It is about 838 to 1. You will be disappointed if you expect it to finish undefeated, untied and un- scored upon. These odds were figured from a survey of records of 134 leading colleges for the last 25 years—the period of modern football. Gopher-Michigan Brown Jug Clash Tops Grid Card Yale - Army, .Fordham - Pitt Games Tops in East; Syra- cuse to Test Cornell By DREW MIDDLETON New York, Oct. 14—(#)—Talent and tradition, twin genii of footbail, tub the lamp to produce.a national football program for Saturday that includes a dozen games entwined »y ivy and a half-dozen others, inter- sectional and otherwise, with « short but snappy tradition of hard play. The schedule is enough to make old alumni young, young alumni younger and the stadia pitch with the shouts of battle-mad enthusiasts. Granted good weather, should be one of the best foothail days, technically and economically, | simost of what promises to be a big sea- gon. 4 Ohief mid-western attraction is the Minnesota-Michigan meeting. The boys have been playing: this one since mutton-chop whiskers were a part of the uniform. The Gophers have won only seven times since the series’ inception in 1892 but most of the Michigan triumphs came in football's middle-ages when the maize |. and blue jugernauts were unstoppa- s Play ‘The in this carnage is the prize Little Brown Jug, a trophy of great tion in camps. with the possible exception of the/#24 some of its greatest players — world champion Nt who-are satisfied with things as they are, it like the ivory will: be | moved in wholesale lote, Most at the moment revolved be wear- Hole-in-One Club Full of Indianans Killdeer Grid Player Breaks Leg in Game|rians backyard NOTIOE OF SPECIAL EXECUTION : 18 3 Pais = oon ered on in . D,_ 1937, the District Court of Fourth b rope ee nd aay, of October, day, it certain real LAA and mort- esse Brien what oe Goan, an kote, aitect * fuagrsee described as’ foie - South Half of the Northeast Quar- i ts ney) and Lots One rey and (8) of tion Six (6), Township undred Forty (140) North, Beventy-nine (79) West, con- Hundred Sixty acres, more or 1 jal execu! mbre_ particularly to 1) it of Sit lie in all to the sum from ste of sai emake Waterloo look like your Aunt Na-|Agatha’s quilting party. York Yankees,|ffom Willie Heston to Pug: Lund. Other Big Ten classics bring _to- Tlinois, Ancient rivalry in the corn belt frequently reaches epic’ propor- tions and each of these games should ‘Two unbeaten elevens, Yale and Army, clash at New Haven. The Yales have won 18 games.to the Cadets’ nine but the Blue hasn't Fordham and Pitt vie with the tention id Buffalo for another Saturday |g; __THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1987 Purdue Game Key to Northwestern’s Chances for Title Boilermakers Will Test Wild- ! cats Saturday; ‘Hoosier Backfield Crippled By WILLIAM WEEKES Chicago, Oct. 14 —(#)— Saturday, the day when Purdue's Boilermakers invade Dyche stadium, looks like tip- off day on Northwestern’s chances of saneing on to the Big Ten football] title. The Wildcats weren't the choice to repeat before the season started— Minnesota having been accorded the favorites's position — and their vic- tories over Iowa State and Michi- gan didn’t prove to Coach Lynn Wal- dorf that he has another title eleven. But, if they take care of Purdue de- cisively, the defending champions probably will have reason for hoping to get through the rest of their con- ference schedule without a beating. Although they took a beating from Ohio State in their opening Big Ten start, the Boilermakers showed 80 much improvement in overcoming Carnegie Tech last week, that they appear ready to fulfill pre-season promise. If they are that good Sat- urday, Northwestern’s hopes will either be crushed or enhanced. Works on Line ‘Waldorf continued to devote most of his attention to the Wildcat line Wednesday, trying to improve its of- fensive play. Michigan’s forward out- played Northwestern last week, with the result that the champions’ run- ning attack failed to produce a touchdown threat, and the scouts re- ported that Purdue's line is just as good as Michigan’ ‘The Boilermakers spent their last going over a defense calculated to stop Northwestern's Don Heap, Jack Ryan, Bernie Jefferson and Bob wisher. _ Down at Illinois, Bob. Zuppke. was outspokenly pleased with the improvement in offensive power as the wound up heavy work for Saturday's battle at Indiana. Coach Bo McMillin of the Hoosiers was forced to patch up his backfield’ when he learned that Bill Anderson, @ passing star against Minnesota, would not be able to operate against Tilinois because of injuries. Practice In Secret Minnesota practiced in secret as Bernie Bierman experimented with backfield combinations in prepara- tion for the Michigan invasion. The Wolverines, whose work pleased Harry Kipke earlier in the week, Ispsed so far that they were ordered out for a night drill in addition to the regular afternoon session. Irl Tubbs gave Iowa’s squad an- other long offensive scrimmage in an.effort to develop punch before meeting Wisconsin. The Badgers were let off with light drill to permit healing of an assortment of bruises. Chicago staged another spirited sophomores against gie using Joe Thesing of Cincinnati at fullback during the entire drill, and turning the quarterback duties over to Bteve Sitko of Fort Wayne, Ind., for a big share of the time. 350 Tickets Already Sold for Grid Game . Grand Forks. will: see a large west- which has produced plenty’ of top- | the flight football. NOTICE OF SPECIAL EXECUTION NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN: That of xectition issued th the wu isned, Sheriff of Burleigh County and State of North Dakota, for thet purpose appointed, will seli at public auction at the front door :| Agents Take Names and| American Leaguers _ Of ‘Sooner’ Suspects legal opening hour of 7a.,.m. The men were told that they would be Win; Feller Fans 10 Los Angeles, Oct. 14 —(P)— With the Cleveland Indians men in five innings, League star NOTICE OF det NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN: by virtue of a judgment and of foreclosur. the 6th day of That and Octo! urleigh County, Dis ee of the Sta e |) wherein t! Saint Paul, a bod: Ide ititt, and Adah E. An 4) woman; Wallace Falke: 'y of Burl e e of that day, 1 property and mortgaged situated in the County o! sex leigh, and State of North rected in said judgment and execution to be sold, and mo! peeleny, described as follows: (01 eo Nort . 148 N.), of je Beventy-elght Weat (ft. 18 W > taining 320 acres, more ot cording to the U. 8. Government vey thereof, or so much thereof mi be a8: to satisfy said ymountin, in all th of said judg- ment and the accruing costs of sale. Dated October 6, ir, : nstri Fred E. Sheriff of Burleigh Count ounty, Bismarck, N: Dak. Goo. F. 8h : afer, Geo. F. Shafer, Attorney for Plaintiff, Attorney for Plaintiff, Bismarck. Dak. Bismarck, N. Dak. 101 1 hat certain | da: akote, dl- | g, of the Sth Principal Meridian, con: |Fiee, ft leas, interest 4 ul WERE) si and State of North Dakota, on the f November, A. D. 1937, hour of two o'clock P. M., of th that certain real property and mo! ises situated in kota, directed special execution u id, and more particularly lows: as fol- Tl ct he Northeast Quarter (NEM) of Section Twelve (12), Township One Hange Seventy-nine (19) Wost of Ui enty= Principal Meridian, containing Hundred Sixty (1 e 80! described One I survey may be essary to satist; ment and if “A costs amountin, xt with ‘red_E. Anstrom, Sheriff of Burleigh County, ismarck, Dak. Six Hunters Face ALL PITTS 20 New York, Oct. 14.—(P)—If Mar- and how! .. . Calling all printers: Come on out, boys— Mile. Jadwiga Jedrzej — (help, help) — Oska, the Polish tennis star, sailed for home ‘Wednesday night. ... There are three sets of brothers on the Rollins College football squad. . . . Joe McCarthy is tickled pink over his new contract and why not. ... He'll get $105,000, a comfortable fortune, for managing the Yanks for the next three years. In- This week's feedbox special: > The Hoos- diana to trim Illinois. almanac says Saturday is the da: Take it or leave it. Tommy Hen- rich, Yank out- fielder recruit, made more dough last season than any other rookie ever cleaned up in his first year. ... The Yanks paid Tommy $20,000 | salary and topped that off-with $6,- Caridee 000 in World Series gravy. » For five months work, that ain't exactly: hay, now is it? ... Frankie Carideo, Mississippi State backfield coach, re- fuses to ride on planes on scouting trips... . Hasn’t been off the ground since Knute Rockne (then Frankie's coach) lost his life in an air crash some years back. Major league clubs eyeing Gabby, Hartnett can forget about it.... Punts and Passes (By The Associated Press) New. Orleans—When Bill Banker, Mississippi the horrendous score of 84-0, Another brother of an. ex-Tu- Francis|Tuesday afternoon as three-day preparation Saturday’s the Day for Indiana’s First Win Over Illinois Since 1903 —Says Eddie Brietz. Championship of the Southeastern Conferensce will be unofficially de- termined when Alabama and Tennes- see clash at Knoxville Saturday... “Blip” Madigan, St. Mary's wired Mike Jacobs he'll take 200 ring- side seats to the Freddie Steele-Fred Apostoll match if Mike would move it back from Nov. 12 to Nov. 19.... Max Carey, one of the numerous ex- Dodger managers, now is a big shot on the Florida boxing commission. ... Casey Stengel apartment hunting in Kansas City? ... Don’t fall over dead if Mike Jacobs and Jimmy Johnston hook up one of these days. ... Jacobs not only feels the hustling Johnston would make a swell guy in the organ- ization, but it also is one way for the ‘astute Mr. Jacobs to get his hands on Bob Pastor. President Ford Frick has been be- sieged by telegrams from all over the country demanding to know what happened to the National League in the World Series... . May be he'll touch on same on his lecture tour, starting soon, New Backfield May ; Start for Gophers Minneapolis, Oct: 14.—()—Michi- gan players will probably face a new starting backfield combination when Observers surmised that the com- bination starting against the Michi- ‘gan team would be the one which made its: appearance on the practice field an intensive Program got was at fullback, half; Wilbur Moore under way. ” Marty Andy Uram at left tt at right half and Rudy Gmitro at Parkas has brilliantly in his new post. Joe McCarthy Signs going around with his fingers crossed Cespite the fact that Played quarterback, replacing Vic Spadaccini. $35,000 Contract New York, Oct. 14—(}—Joe Mc- Carthy has signed @ three-year con- Federal Charges Winona, Minn., Oct. 14.—()—Five tract to manage pion New York of. $35,000 per year, Edward G. Bar- Tow, general manager of the club ane cham- Yankees at a salary Gabby will be the next manager of/ State Will Not Take ‘Cut’ on the Cubs... . They may even make ;| Cholly Grimm a vice president or someting and slip Gabby in next sea- Most of the Yanks and Giants will put their World Series swag into an- nuities, ,.. Trust Tallman, who quit as head coach at West Virginia to head the state ‘police, got himself|tnet might deprive young fighters. of «» When jexpense General John J. Phelan, New York |ment at Bimaarok.” Meets Tax-Free Golden Gloves Elimination Tournaments Taking sides with the youngsters, Jimmie Moran, Minot, secretary of the North Dakota athletic commission, said Thursday district amateur golden gloves boxing tournaments will be tax free this fall. “The boys haven’t money to buy franchises, pay licenses and then give the state a cut on gate receipts,” Moran said. “The commission this year will not burden them with taxes money to the state tourna- Moran Midgets Only Undefeated Class Bridge ‘Midgets, who, led by « stalwart back- field, have run roughshod over four opponents, may expect considerable opposition from the Bismarck Demons, 3URGH HAS TO DO IS SHAKE GOLDBERG LOOSE ° j-yard line. Two Hilltoppers took up the chase, but the flier ‘a, running near the Sere eee ree Om, eR ey nee mereree Eb Wes the Geiterence between the two teams, Pitt prevailing, to his right and out- [District Boxing |Fargo-Bismarck Fray Headlines N. D. High School Football Card ball champions and $549.54 apiece ‘wealthier. A Team to Meet in-State The Sox cleaned up the problem Wednesday by winning the seventh Foe This Week-End (By the Associated Press) ly two of the remaining three un- Coach ford’s Fargo and jwho last week lost a 6-0 decision to the Valley City Hi-Liners, Wahpeton, also still boasting an junblemished record, will entertain the state for purpose of selecting oach, | fighters in their respective weights to compete in the state event. U. of Montana Seeks 7th Win Future Opponent of N.D.U. Has Won Six in Row, Nine of Last Ten Games Oct. 14 —(P)— Montana University, boasting nine gridiron victories in its last ten starts, will attempt its seventh successive win in'a game with the San Fran- cisco University Dons at Butte Sat- urday. Milton Popovich, backfield star wh made a 104-yard run in Montana’s in that game but physic: would be able to play against the Dons. Montana’s remaining foes, besides &F.U., are Montana State college, Gonzaaga, Idaho and North Dakota University. Le ) | Fights Last Night | —_—— (By the Associated Press) { knocked out Harry 5 137%, Chicago, (4); George Mar- kos, 135, La Croose, and Bob Fad- ner, 132, Wis, drew, (4) 156%, Oakland, and Dale Sparr, 157%, Olathe, Cole., drew, (10). California-made ice cream can be Js. from yous Geales today. | Speeding Halfback Fined 2 Touchdowns . you?” commented Police Judge Sox Are Chicago WHEN YOU BUY THE scacLecore/se. @ Why risk your good money on unknown tazot blades? Probak Jr. te the product of the world’s largest blade maker—e biade thet “stands up” for one cool, comfortable eheve efter another. You's be eurprised bow easily thie double-edge blede removes stubborn bristies ... how cool and refreshed ft leaves your face. Buy e package of Probak JUNIOR BLADES @ PRODUCE OF tus WoRLe's LasDesT GLADE manERS Fergus Falls. Two teams will be seeking to get back into the title scrap after bow- ing to Jamestown. The Hi-Liners en- tertain the Mandan Braves and Doug Smith takes his Satans to Minot for a clash with Red Jarrett’s Magicians. _ Grand Forks, victors over the Walsh to fiekh vive tn ir eeelte ict er revive the! fortunes at the expense of East Grand Forks today while the Walsh County , Dickinson and Williston tangle Aggies, with Class B foes, The Park River eleven is paired against Grafton Friday and Saturday ‘Williston plays Watford City Dickinson battles Mott. and Standings of the Class A teams: WwW LT TP OTP Fargo ...... 40 0 6 Jamestown . 4 © 0 127 18 Wahpeton .. 3 0 83 (18 Valley City. 3 1 63 13 Devils 31 37.7 Williston ... 2 1 35 SA Bismarck .. 2 1 39 6 Minot ....... 3 3 0 96 45 Park River. 2 2 © 46 41 Dickinson .. 1 2 © 31 38 Grand Forks 1 2 1 21 45 Mandan... 1 3 0 25 33 Santa Barbara, Calif. Oct. 14. —(@)—Ten dollars or two touch- downs was the fine imposed upon Howard Yeager, ace ball carrier for Santa Barbara State college. “Say, you're almost as fast on the road as on the gridiron, aren't Fred T. Harris of the grid star's char; ge. Yeager shifted uneasily. “Now, I'll tell you what I'll do,” the judge continued. “You fel- lows are playing Redlands Friday night. I’m fining you $10 or two touchdowns against Redlands. “Case continued pending out- come of the game.” City Champions wig = game, 6-1, behind the sparkling hurl- ing of John Whitehead. Thus the ‘White Sox made it four city series in @ row, as well as their 15th triumph, against six Cub victories and one defeated North Dakota Class A high | tie. school gridiron elevens will see action this week with Jamestown’s classy Blue Jays remaining idle. Harry ‘The Sox won four out of seven games, Out of every million births, one child becomes a midget. 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