The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-04-29

trolling gnatiatlal college sports and
That west ern universities should eth
Eer obtain equal ecoEnition OF form an
independent association, i -
+ Calgary, sAlta.. April 81. Calgary 4
athletic body, REPRESENTING more than
1000 athletes, has formally approved
the movement to restore amateur
standing to. all soldier athletes who
served at the front. Many OF these
men became ssi0nals shortly be
fore entering the, service or were in.
volyed in cases which questioned their
amateur standing. The national move.
ment is to completely reorganize Can.
ada's athletic peaources.
Couer d'Alene. idaho, April 20. al.
though Vancouver will not be repre-.
cented at the annual regetta on COuer
d''Alene lake on July 2, 3, and 4, It is
expected that Portland, Ore, boat club
will send strong delegation. Invita-.
tons have been extended to Spokane,
eSattle and other cities which are ex.
pected to compete. st
Madison, = Wis, April 29.-Spfing
football training at the University of
Wisconsin has proved marked sue.
cess this year. Coach John Richards
and Trainer J. c.. Steinhauer. are di.
recting the work. Three former cap.
tains are in the big squad. They are
Man, Of last years eleven; Chuck
Carpenter, star center in 1917 and
"Paulie" Meyers all western end in
1916. >-5. II " 'a.f H. y, N l%E
n Seattle, WASH, Apfn 29.-Manager
ELL Clymer of the; Seattle baseball
club has been busy attaching tinware
to members Of his squad and has
sounded an s. O. s. for new timber
Bill Leard, former manager Of the
club and Pitcher Pat ESstley have
been released. a. ...-t 80.
Regina, Sask., April 29.-Reports
from Cedar Rapids, Ia, where the Re,
gina Senators have begun their spring
training, indicate that Manager Frank
Boyle Is fairly well pleased with his
baseball outfit but that several chang.
IS will probably be made; Boyle ex'
Rcts strong opposition from Winni.
''eg. Saskatoon and Moose Jaw and
believes that the Western Canada
league will. lbe unusually strong this
season. ~. .9
Saltwater, MINI. Y April 29.-The in
terstate base3ait %league, with four
clubs this season; will play its open
ing games on Sunday May II. Still
water; South ST Paul, White Hear and
Hudson are on the circuit. I69f.
L Fargo, Nd April. 29.-The NORTH
:D.... i. 4kgtes are having difficulty
completing -aa satisfactory baseball
schedule The university will not have
a. team this year and several other
colleges lii this district are to faban.
don che varsity for inter class league
contests. T+ : $50 .1.zt isE!s,' /,
Brandon, Man. April 29:-Harness
race supporters tafes vigorously oppos.
ing the government tax of so cents
on each ticket and have. announced
that this war tax may make it ilnp0s-
sfble to- hold race meetings here or
at Winnipeg. The tax, as levied will
be straight charge fF all classes of
tickets. : -
Spokane, WASH, April 2S.-Fonr
courses OF athletic. instruction in SpO.
kane schools are to be submitted to
the state board of education at its an.
nual spring meeting, with a view to
obtaining an Endorsement which will
inaugurate : statewide system of
physical training for students in the
grade and high schools. The cOHrsos
provide for PROGRAMS to, deys!ap
sttdentssgr;.du slly; the first course DC.
ing for / children in the, first four
grades. E. A. iHinderman, OF Lewis
and Clark school, IS chairman OF the
committee which drew up the plan.
Hinderman formerly was a star ath.