The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 16, 1937, Page 10

£28 NATE NH BIN “wood independent basketball team,| BUCKET By John Bijetio BAMBLERS SEEK GAMES | Tom Schuh, manager of the Under- writes in that his team is hunting games with other independent outfits in this territory....Last year the Ramblers, as the team is styled, won Ww i W By 11 games while losing but two ... And ral former| New York, this year addition of seve ante: high school and college stars is ex- pected to make them more formidable than ever. .. . Veterans back on the squad are Landgren, Hepper, Gog-) stetter, Johnson and Saylor... . N. Kaushagen, former Concordia star and Underwood high school coach, is one new member of the squad and others are Eddie Tauer and Mac Miller, for- mer Underwood high school stars. ... Reaching over to the neighboring town of Coleharbor, the Ramblers have ap- propriated Leo and Ole Lockrem, who did some fancy playing for Coleharbor high school a few years back... . Games have already been scheduled with Bismarck and Minot teams, Schuh said, * OK GIRLS ALSO PLAY When Minot’s Trojans, inde- pendent cage team, play, it isn’t strictly a male affair... . Monday evening when the Trojans lost to the Harlem Globe Trotters two Minot girls’ teams played in a pre- liminary game, the “Aces” routing the Minot Business Institute 40 to 18.... Three other games were on the schedule of the Trojans this week in addition to the one with the Trotters, one of them with the Minot State Teachers college quint. x * * TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS ‘There won't be any dearth of cham- pions at the annual Devils Lake ski tournament Sunday, advance regis- trations promise. ... Thus far, in addi- tion to Sverre Fredheim, ace of the 1936 Olympic ski team, these title- holders have indicated they will par- ticipate: Eugene Wilson of Coleraine, Minn., young Northwest champion; Walt and Paul Beitila, University of Wisconsin athletes; and Jimmy Hen- drickson, another member of the Olympic team. ... Walt Beitila was also on the Olympic team; and Paul, if you recall, is the lad who out- jumped the oldtimers in the major di- vision when he was still in Class C two years ago. * * * VALLEY CITY’S STATUS Valley City’s high school basketball team has a distinction this year which in all probability it would just as soon not have. ... It’s the team to beat to cop the Class B title. . . For the first time since the Class A tournament was organized, Valley City is rated as a Class B and not as a Class A school. ... And hence the Hi-Liners will have to challenge some Class A team to get into the annual cage clasisc.... Which also puts Bismarck’s Demons, who Play the Hi-Liners here Friday night, on the spot, ... They’ll enter the game as underdogs, and that isn’t often the case when a Class A plays a “Class B” school, .,. It just doesn’t seem right to think of Valley City as otherwise than on a par with Fargo, Bismarck, Grand Forks, Minot and Jamestown as far as the standing of its athletic teams is concerned, * *k OK southpaw of capture No. 1936 winner champion ateur golf Bob Feller, teen games Tonight's Plentywood. Medicine (tent.). NEW SALEM CLUB ELECTS san W. L. Dickey has been elected presi- City. dent of the New Salem Rifle and heb Revolver club... Other officers named| Fey, for the coming year are George Cap- Feb, bert, vice president; W. B. Conitz,| wep, secretary; Clarence Dettmann, treas- urer; and Cale Dickey, executive of- ficer. .. Retiring officers were Wil- bur Klussmann, Conitz, Roy Just and Max Thiele, range officer... The club match for 1937, carrying the-Na- tional Rifle association medal for the winner, pil be staged on an indoor Tange Dec. 1: . tan college, ALAN GOULD come-back in any sport, vote, is Vernon Yankees, who took a big salary cut last winter and then proceeded to re- among American league pitchers. Gomez, who climaxed the end of & two-year slump by Giants on their ears twice World Series, gained a decisive mar- gin over all rivals in the seventh an- nual poll of leading sports writers by the Associated Press. The tally Thursday showed 19 first place votes for Gomez and a point total of 69, calculated on a 3-2-1 basis for the trib of come-back choices posted by each contributing expert. A total of 53 writers balloted. Ralph Guldahl, who topped off a wonderful golfing comeback by cap- turing the United States open cha! pionship, beat Heavyweight Cham- pion Joe Louis for runner-up honors. Guldah! collected nine votes and outpointed Louis, 40 to 34. Louis got support for his rise to title heights after being knocked out the year before by Max Schmeling, Tabulation of the poll backs follows: Vernon Gomez, top-ranking American league pitcher.. 19 Ralph Guldahl, Joe Louis, wot champion .... Johnny Goodman, Hank Greenberg, Tigers’ first baseman .... 2 Tony Lazerri, New York Yankees’ second baseman 2 ans’ pitcher Charley Kurtsinger, jockey.. 1 Johnny Allen, Cleveland Indians’ pitcher Johnny Risko, Cleveland heavyweight boxer Ralph Greenleaf, pro pocket billiard champion ........ 0 16 Games Remain on Williston Cage Card Williston, N. D., Dec, 16—()—Six- basketball schedule just completed for Williston high school. Athletic Di- rector Johnny Mach announced. last before Christmas. The remainder of the schedule: Dec. 29—Plentywood, Mont. at Dec. 30—Medicine Lake, Mont., Lake. Jan. T—Minot at Williston. Jan. 14—Poplar, Mont., at Poplar. Jan, 15—Havre, Mont., Jan. 20—Watford City at Williston. Jan. 24—St. Leo's at Minot. 25—Minot at Minot. 2—Watford City at Watford 4—Poplar at Williston. 11—8t. Leo's at Williston. 12—Havre at Williston (tent.). 18—Dickinson at Williston, Mar. 4—Dickinson at Dickinson, Mar. 5—Mandan at Mandan. Meehan Resigns Job As Manhattan Coach New York, Dec. 16—()—Manhat- Gomez Is Named Hero of Year’s Best Come-Back Guldahl, Winner of U. S. Open Title, Beats Joe Louis for Runner-up Honors Dec. 16—(#)—Hero of outstanding individual by expert Gomez, _ slender the world champion 1 rank for effectiveness the the standing in first-place the of the comeback poll. on come- Firsts Pts. S. golf oe. champion Detroit Cleveland Indi- rc oonoade 2 ~ ao e@ &® oF remain on the 1937-38 tilt with Crosby is the at at Havre Adamick Best in Kearns’ Opinion Tribune Keglers Set Alley Record - For Single Game Youngstrom Sparks Team With 231; Wald of Red Owls Also Shoots 231 downs than a and that long ago After splitting the first two games with Coman Court, Commercial league sparked his club with the high total for the night on either club. He shot 535. His third game was 231. rolled five consecutive strikes. On his sixth shot, the tenth pin wobbled Klein’s Wins From Fort Entry, 25-23 Frolund| Morley Electric, Bank Quintets Triumph in Other City Cage League Games Fort Lincoln’s entry in the City basketball league was handed its first defeat of the league season by Klein's strong quintet, 25 to 23 in play Tuesday night. Kirklend of Fort Lin- coln with seven field goals led the individual scorers with scoring well divided on Klein's aggregation. In other-games Morley Electric de- feated the Knights of Columbus 19 th Dakota Illini Open First Court Trip East|si io cicv baie & tightened its grasp on first place in the standings with three straight tri- Play in New York, Philadelphi mph oe costs shail company tt vt 7 juintent esda: Wolverines Also Turn Trek | “rn enother fends ‘Tuesday Sehmidt's er i $ ‘i 5 i Toward Atlanti¢ ob oe en pot BOS ae co iigen Bia: ‘COMMERCIAL LEAGUE ne we Ouse uburenarst (U0) Chicago, Dec. 16—()—Michigan’s Coman Court ——— Totals 11 3 6 basketball Wolverines, victorious in| Frolund 134-166-158— 458{ Totals 11 1 6 ‘ their only start this season, open a|DUmmy . SS bt ES ALA three-game tour tonight against Ak- 118-145-178— 441 1°0 Hegen’f) 2.2 1 ron University at Akron. 175-187-166— 498 Ge Oe eH Michigan, which outpointed Michi- ae een 0 4 M'Do'l 03 3 gan State in its opener last Saturday, 122-138-748 2208 Bg Hea re neimeee will tackle Maryland Friday night, Tribune No. 1 Ae ras ETS meets Dartmouth at White Plains, N. 150-154-231— 535 01 ¥., Monday, and will stop off at the 185-147-187— 519 % University of Rochester for a game 503; 100-10 See 167-128-185— 480 Missouri Tuesday on the way home. 158-100-159— 421 2 Tllinols, warming up to defend .its $8- 58- 58— 174] Cummrs tf ras a share of the Big Ten title, set out —_—_ — 40 Caan Thursday on the first eastern trip in| Total ....... sees 815-725-965 2565 | Eck: ae ea its court history, with a string of three 2 0 £00 0 victories, The Illini, who play St. — 10 9 0 3 John’s at New York Saturday and Red Owl PR Paral Temple at Philadelphia Monday, «» 141-145-188— 424 aie, ese Ii ( turned in a brilliant performance 12.3 316 Wednesday night to overwhelm Wash- ington university of St. Louis, 57-24, Valley City Teachers for its third triumph. Purdue which faces De Paul at Chicago, in another of Saturday night's attractions, also gave a dem- onstration of power Wednesday night, mowing down the University of De- troit five, 53-26, at Lafayette. In the other Saturday les, Northwestern and Notre Dame renew their hot sereis at South Bend, Iowa plays Butler at Indianapolis, and Wiscon- sin will attempt to square accounts for the season with Marquette, at Milwaukee. Richard Arlen Backs Los Angeles Tourney Macciregor Los Angeles, Dec. 16,— (4) — Actor) Dummy Richard Arlen came to the rescue of | Martin Valley City, N. D., Dec. 16—-(P)— Opening its North Dakota bapancen Total ‘Won 0; lost 3. after six seasons in which Chick Meehan promoted its football Lien on Schmeling’s Back Taxes Satisfied New York, Dec. 16 —()— Max 's technical knockout over Harry Thomas Monday night was Overshadovved by a “taxical” knockout over Schmeling by the internal rev- ,®nue department, a satisfied lien for back taxes showed. ‘The lien was filed July 13 in the amount of $23,711.55. Collector of In- ternal Revenue Joseph T. Higgins filed the document showing satisfac- tion of the lien Wednesday. It brought Schmeling’s purse of $30,163 down tonsiderably. DR. R. S. ENGE Chiropractor Drugless Physician Lucas Bik., Bismarck, N. D. Telephone No. 260 NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In the Matter of the Estate of George M. Scarborough, also known as G. M. Scarborough, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the un- fersigned, W. F. Cameron, as the ad- teams from preliminary boys to fea- ture attractions, started a search for @ successor to the redoubtable Chick Thursday. Meehan after 17 years as head coach at Syracuse, New York uni- versity and finally Manhattan, has announced re: in order to de- vote all his time to business. Meehan had his most successful season at Manhattan this year, win- ning six games, losing three and ty- ing one of a major schedule. Wendell Butcher of Worthington, star Gustavus Adolphus college athlete who was awarded a halfback post on the Associated Press’ Little All-Am- erica football team, Wednesday signed @ contract to play football with the Brooklyn Dodgers professional grid- fron club. Basketball Scores | ——_§|_—_—__ + (By the Associated Press) Augustana (Sioux Falls, 8. D.) 16; Gustavus Adolphus 46. Mankato Teachers 33; St. Thomas the 13-year-old Los Angeles open golf | Coffman tournament Thursday with an offer|Handicap . to guarantee the purse up to $5,000. “If anybody wants to add to that, very well, but if the boys will be will. ing to shoot for $5,000 I will have that much ready for them.” The Junior Chamber of Commerce dropped the tournament, origially scheduled for $8,000, from the Cali- fornia winter golf program Tuesday because of failure to find a backer. | Lucky Red Necktie anne | Faces Biggest Test M. Husa Stephenville, Texas, Dec. 16.— (#)—Coach W. J. Wisdom’s lucky red necktie—it’s won 78 straight basketball games for John Tarle- ton junior college—faces its most severe test this season, A man on relief, identiy un- known, gave the 25-cent tle to are in favor of a few minor changes in the rules, but nothing drastic. Hf Coach Wisdom four seasons ago. . = rr Wendell Butchel Signs Wisdom wore it that night. ‘Tarle. ) a) Oe 210 OF SPECIAL EXECUTION Pro Football Contract)! ton won—and has not lost » bas- SS el i ketball game since. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN: That St. Peter, Minn, Dec. 16—()—| _ But the te is faded and stringy. Pe aletare, and: tale entered on, the Coach Wisdom lost most of his ‘ore veterans last spring. 16th day of Di D. 1937, in 2c 'D. ) Kan. — sical tion in the District Court of Bur- Now he is back with three tet- | precaution for all Kansas Beate wrest. |istah County, Fourth Judicial Di et termen and four squadmen hoping | lers, the grapplers will be given @|ne'setersi Land Bank of seine Paul, to preserve the best record in | thorough examination by physician body i aintift, American basketball, before every match, 3 Froida ‘a. Anderson i, widow: Hasei_ Anderson: minors; all persons ming estate or inter- F encumbrance upon the icribed in the Complaint, Louis, Schmeling to Steer Clear of Tougher Boys Before Fight Next June derson, Schneiders Seize Dan Has Highest Average Coman Court -14 Ce Cola . 4 high single No. 1,. 896; hig games)—Schno' 6355 Individual (three gamies)—Schnelder, Club Foresters, 41-24 * ministrator with the will annexed of the estate of George M. Scarborough, also known as G. M. Scarborough, late pf the township of Telfer in the Coun- ty of Burleigh and State of North Da- kota, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the estate of said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary’ vouchers, within six months after the first pub- ‘ication of this notice, to said admin- 42. ppnealester 39; River Falls Teachers Concordia college 29; Southern Il- linois Teachers college 50, Moorhead State Teachers college 46; Bottineau School of Forestry 26. New York, Dec. 16.—(7)—You can paste this right in the old hat band, boys: Neither Mr. Schmeling nor Mr. Louis will fight anybody of conse- quence before they collide in June right here in New York... All this talk about Schmeling fighting Tommy Ed sidering putting s pro football team in | Anderson, an ec! Boston next season. on the und Officials who work the Rose Bowl jolgh County kota, for that pury sell at public auction of the Court Hous ‘Cou of. Istrator at his residence on the south tast quarter of section 9, in township 137 north, of range 78 west of the sth rincipal meridian in Burleigh County, North Dakota, or to the Judge of the County Court of said Burleigh Coun- ty. at his office in the Burleigh Coun- ty, North Dakota Court House In the ity of Bismarck, In said County and ii State. You are hereby further notified that Hon. avies, Judge of the County ead of said Burleigh County, ix i sf ioon of said day, at the Court Rooms of said Court in said Court House, as the time and p! Ing and adjusting all cl the estate of said deci have been duly and ri Sented as hereinbefore ited this ist day o: D. 1937, ularly ‘pre- rovided. December, A. - F, Cameron, as the ad- . Ministrator with the will ff the estate of George M. Scarborough, al- so kn) as G. M. Scar- borou: jeceased. Geo. M. Peaniatee Att’y., of sald administrator, Bismarck, N. “ ublication on the 2nd day of December AD. 133i 13-2-9-16 WANTED Jack Rabbits Rabbitskins, ‘s Mink, Weasel and Fox 4 unk, Coyotes, Also Cattle and Horse Hides, all Junk Metals, Tail and Maine Hair, and receive Highest Market Value, Bismarck Hide & ‘LER, Mar. Front Ave. in Farr in Miami or Louis meeting Jimmy Adamick in De! ure bunk... acon zs ped in sald judgment and Special und Worcester, Mass., the hottest tion to be sold, and more particularly story right now is the calling off of describ follows: the testimonial dinner to Bill Osman- (BU tales incertae ane as, Holy, Cross star... Cards were and Lot 1) of Section Bix 2 all was hired and the re- KY) (also freshments ordered when college au- ERNW, thorities decided the thing too much of commercialism and ord- ered all bets off. Tony Galento, the Newark “night stick,” hoisted 16 steins of beer in a broadway spot the other night, then squawked his head off when they i One Hundred .Forty-two forth, naitie Seventy-eight ), West of the Fifth Principal Mer- containing Six Hundred Forty ) more or | according pan ER se charged him $1 per stein... The to medico who delivered Max Baer’s baby so necessary said the kid has the biggest hands to a ent and costs and broadest shoulders he ever saw FAGle Sor with Sntersct oreo ectt on an infant... In Beantown the the Of sald judgment and the cigars are on Phil Troy, popular sec- le. retary of the Bae Sox, who an the ay teat. a proud popper of a baby daughter... Sheri! i a A Aonid pot loki rife of Burleigh County, Lion’s Share of Pin Loop Honors Score; Tony Records Season's Top Single-Game Mark COMMERCIAL LEAGUE. Week Ending vec 11, 1987 ‘on Schultz Co! Kasulla . Wald ettin . 1 2715 129 High team (three games)—Texaco, 585; 2nd high team (three game: 1d Coman Court, 2547; high me (team)—Texaco, 942; 2nd game (team)—Tribune h individual (three der, 2nd high 26; high single game (individual) ‘olund, 230; 2nd high single game individual)—Schneider, D., 223. CITY LEAGUE Week Ending Dec. 11, 1937 ‘on Lost Mi 180) Roehrich Olson . Kottsick Patel New York, Dec. 16.—(#)—The five- man line, hailed as football's most startling innovation since the boys shaved off their handlebar mus- taches, really is nothing more than an old dodge decked out in a fancy name. That may come as a shock to a lot worrying 20 Years Ago to Temple in 1933. Even Steve Owen, whose New York Giants tossed quite a bombshell into National football league circles this season by breaking out the “new” de- fensive maneuver, makes no claims as an inventor. Stout Steve splits the credit be- tween John Dagrosa, Temple assist- ant coach in the pre-Warner days, and the fact that this year he had two converted centers, Kayo Lunday four years ago. Nagurski. 238-pound Bronk, and trampled on. Nagurski went for nine yards, Reese went out of the game, and from then until this year} J. I didn’t have any men who were either willing or able to back up the Hank came up to meet the knocked flat was five-man line.” | Fights Last Night | —_———— . (By the Associated Press) (10). Oakland, Calif—Domingo Valin, 187, Hayward, Calif, outpointed Sunny Jim McVey, 162, Pittsburgh, Ohio — Gorilla Jones, former middleweight champion, outpointed Bob Turner, New York, (10), weights unavailable. WOMEN’S CAGE LEAGUE TEAM BLANKED IN OPENING GAME Five-Man Line Old Stuff, Say Coaches Claim It Was Used in Southwest Conference as Long as and Johnny Del Isola, playing at guard and able to drop out of the line e. “The first time we tried it was against the Chicago Bears three or Hank Reese was with Toman . Erickson Schmidt ..- ‘Warner ‘Coombs High Lunch, team (three 2768; 2nd_ hig! s)—City Club Be fame (team): high, single ( high in ‘Sehnetd , 610; high single wal)—Schneld 2 single 2 ‘teal dividual A. 619 FA LAHR INSURANCE eno BONDS CONSULT YOUR AGENT OR WOULD KING of Kentucky BUURBUN WHISKY e YOUR fame (individual)—Schneider, e jthe South American uplands, but the Bismarck Theater Entry Holdg Richmond's Scoreless to Triumph 30 to 0 Paced State Fur out Bismarck Mo- tors 11 to 10 and J. C. Penney’s trounced 8S. & L. 34 to 16 in theater team with eight field nosed i BIDAR os oe Cty : eatre pf mond'’s tg ft 0° Neleon, £6 5°), 0 0 Kennedy 0 0 6 0 0 Welgel,c 0 0 6 © 1 Albrecht go 0 0 0 0 Baker, g 0 0 0 Blofong 0 0 1 atetee —— To Totals 15 0 3 wag iy Technical fouls: Elofson. Score by quarters: Bismarck 6 10 436 0 0 0-8 State Fur ts tt pf Bismarck ngm’r Motors Geigie, £ 3 0 1 Stamnessto iL Sch’artz c 1 1 0 Monroe, £2 0 1 Giemons e000 Grimey ca tS Gelgle, « 0 0 Willman g 0 0 1 Barnes, 0 0 6 Tote 6 jt se ee Totals 42 5 + Geigle, Schall. Bismarck Motors Referee: Swen: S&L_ fe tt pt JC Penny fg ft Volk, £6 0 °S LGau? tT 0 8 Nichol, £ 0 0 0 Tyson, f£ 3 1 0 oh! 0 0 0 He 800 mp'a gf 8 0 2 6 01 0 s.gf 0 0 0 Johnsong 0 0 1 Vogel, 0 0 0 Daschle g 0 0 0 Schnel'r g 0 0 1 Werner, g 0 0 0 Fisher, £0 0 0 ea =—-- ‘otals 16 2 1 Totals 0 6 8 Techical fouls: Johnson. s Volk, Campagna, Miners Watch Rats to Avoid Cave-ins Roy, Mont., Dec. 16.—(4)—There is @ bounty on rats in some western cities, but not at Zortman mining ~~ community, There they are credited with free quently saving men from injury oF death, The mines are in a soft formation and oaretns are common. Hundreds rai lve underground and, through some faculty, know before the men do that a cavein is about to occur, When the miners see the rats rune ~ ning, they run in the same direction, Invariably there is a cavein within a few minutes in the place from which the rats ran. ‘The origin of corn is a riddle. There , is some evidence that it came from b wild ancestor plant never has been found. The eye is an organ you can’t afford to neglect, Dr. H. J. Wagner Optometrist Oftices ite the G. P. Opposit Hotel since 1914 Phone 533 Bismarck, N. D. A“FIND” AT THE PRICE GY THEBOM™E BISMARCK Distributed by MINOT Northwest Beverages, Inc. FARGO «