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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-07

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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-07
FRENCH RACER
PLACES FIRST
IN 250-MLER
Leon Duray Collects $4,000
With Average Speed Of
124.71 Miles an Hour

Culver City, Cliff, March 7--[R)-
Leon Duray, French veteran, today
collected $4,000 and had 500 points
to his credit in the contest for the
national automobile racing champion
ship as the result Of his record-shat-
tering victory in yesterdays $50
mile opening A. A. A. event here.
He drove without stop to his first
triumph in a major race in this coun-
try to lead the field Of "baby" 9l.5
cubic inch displacement cars with an
average of .124.71 miles an hour. His
elapsed time was 2 hours Is 3-5 Sec
onds.
This bettered Frank Lockhart's
worlds record Of 1867 miles On
hour for this distance, by more than
eight miles an hour.
Harry Hartz, national driving
champion last year, followed Dury b.
less than 20 seconds to win sec.
ond place which carried 5000 prise
money and 260 points towards the
driving crown. He averaged 124.27
miles an hour.
Third money, $4,000 and 140 point.
went to Peter De Palo, nephew o1
Ralph De Palma.
Frank Lockhart, 23-year-old Lo.
Angeles youth, who finished second
last year in the national point sstand.
ings, finished fourth. He received
81, $50 and 80 points.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-07
SIOUX INDIAN
BOYS FIND FAME
AT BASKETBALL
Faith err Birmingham Uses
Painted Lines to Teach
Braves Paleface Sport

st. Francis, S. D., March 7.-LP)--
Painted lines on gymnasium floor,
weaving and twisting in courses more
devious than ever the redskin de-
scribed about his campfire in a war
dance, have made an Indian basket
ball team into whirling dervishes
who have yet to meet their equals
in the cage sport.
The Indian always runs in a
s'[ The Rev. Rev. w. J. Birmingham
found that out. for himself when he
came IA few years ago to coach q
basketball team at the Indian Cath
Ollie mission on western South Da-
prairies.
Teamwork Pitiful
He tried in vain to teach his
Ogalala Sioux boys to dodge and
twist and pivot as they worked the
basketball up the floor. They soon
developed a keen talent for basket
shooting, born of ancestral skill in
bagging foes and game with bow
and arrow, but. their teamwork was
pitiful because they always ran in
straight lines, without q hint of
deception in their advance.
Father Birmingham got a can
of black paint and across the length
Of the basketball court he painted
five curving, looping, twisting lines.
Along each one, at intervals, he
put the name of one of his five
basketball players.
For weeks the team, with and
without ball, practiced running
along those lines, twisting where
they .circled. Today, after three
years Of practice, the redskin lads
can dodge and whirl like demons.
of the boys who set out under
Father Birmingham to learn a
white mans game, four remain on
the team. which will invade the east
this spring under mission colors.
Joe Twist is the captain. Knock Oft
Two, Little Battle, and White
Horse are his veteran mates. Swift
Crockery, White Bear. Irving and
Provost complete the squad.
The Indian fathers of the Rose
bud region. watch pridefully as
their sons, defeat all corners at a
white mans game, but none is more
enthusiastic than Knock Off Two,
the elder, whose son is a star in
the team. The wrinkled parent
used to be a famous Indian runner
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-07
Spectator Hurt in y
6-day Bicycle Race

New York, March 7-1P)-The first
serious accident in q six-day bicycle
race ever to involve spectator here
marked the inaugural of the 42nd
international grind in Madison
Square Garden.
Scarcely an hour after Is teams Of
foreign and American riders started
their long marathon at 9 O'Clock last
night, Emil Rohrbach of France was
caught in a jam and. after smashing
the air and crashed with his bicycle
into the box just off the track.
One of the pedals on the bike
struck Mrs.. Frank d. Walker of
Detroit over the eye, inflicting deep
cash that required hospital treat
ment. Rohrbach was knocked uncon-
sci0us and suffered cuts in his head
and abdomen. He returned to the
race early today, however, after the
wounds had been stitched.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-07
Last Minute
News Bulletins

Washington, March Z, @.-Senator
Larollette, Of Wisconsin, will 60 to
Pinehurst, N. c., for his health in
few days. He was ordered to his
bed during the last days Of congress
suffering from a severe cold.
Pittsburgh Pa, March Z, (AP)-
Pittsburgh police today expressed the
conviction that the body of an uni
Identified suicide here is not that Of
Erdman Olson, as at first believed.
Young Olson is sought in connection
with the staying of his sweetheart,
Clara Olson, near Prairie Du Chen
last September.
Washington, March z, (APl.-The
Ohio law permitting mayors of cities
to act as judges in prohibition cases
was held to be invalid today by the
supreme court
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-07
Drawings Are Made.
For Catholic Cage
Meet at st. Thomas

st. Paul, March 7.-lP)-Drawings
were made Sunday night for the
Northwest Catholic high school bas-
ketball tournament which will start
Thursday at st. Thomas college here.
One Of the feature contests in
class "A" will bring together Super
Tor Cathedral and Duluth Cathedral.
st. Thomas Military Academy, vim
tner Of the meet for the last three
years, will take on st. Johns acad-
envy of ,Collegeville. IL st. Thomas
wins this year. it will gain permanent
possession ofthe. Archbishop Bowling
Since it was put up for
competition. in 1926, the Cadets have
won the trophy twice and need third
to keep it. St. Cloud meets
Bird Island.
St. Boniface Of Cold Spring, MIMI,
winner of the class s"B" title last
year, has the Holy Trinity five Of
New Ulm,. for its opponent in the
first round. Sioux Falls and Mitchell
have entries in class "B."
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-07

American and other industrial, finan-
cial and agricultural experts will
shortly saitss1or Palestine to make q
survey of conditions there, was made
to Mr.. Rubin yesterday in q letter
from Judge William NJ. Lewis, ma
tional chairman.
I'm his letter to Mr.. Rubin, Judge
Lewis declares that the commission
Is the first definite result OF the
agreement reached between promi-
nent Jewish leaders and as soon as
the commission makes his report. he
says, a Jewish, Agency will be ere
ated. This agency will be present.
alive Of all groups of Jewy which
will undertake the furthering Of re-
building Of Palestine on larger
scale.
"Judge Lewis letter." Mr.. Rubin
declares, means that the Palestine
movement has drawn to its support
men of great means, such IS Felix
NJ. ,Warburg, the wcll-known banker
and philanthropist, and Louis Mar
,shall,' another leader. For the first
time in its history, American Jcwry,
100 per cent strong, will put it's
shoulder to the wheel in behalf OF
this great cause"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-07
How She Gained 10
Pounds in q Days
Skinny Men Can Do the Same

That's going some-but skinny men,
women and children just can't help
putting on good, healthy flesh when
they take McCoy's Cod Liver Oil
Compound Tablets.
As rich in vitamines as the nasty.
fish-tasting cod liver oil itself. but
these sugar-coated tasteless tablets
re as easy to take as candy, and wont
upset the stomach.
One woman gined ten pounds in
twenty-five days. 60 tablets Coo. Ask
Cowan's Drug Store or any druggist
for McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound
Tablets and if you don't gain at least
S pounds in 80 days your druggist is
authorized to hand you back the
money you paid for them.
Demand McCoy's, the original
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-07
VICTORY FOR
MEANS TITLE
TOnight's Game Between
Iowa and Michigan Is De.
cisive. One in Big Ten

Chicago, March 7.-LP9-Thc deci.
sivc game Of the Western Conference
basketball championship is The Iowa.
Michigan contest at Ann Arbor TO-.
night. A Michigan victory would
bring the Wolve rines the Big Ten
title, while defeat would give both
Indiana and Purdue chance to tie.
The Iowans lost q close battle to
Ohio State Saturday. night, 80 to 20,
and have but slim hopes of downing
Michigan tonight on its home floor II
Oosterbaan and Harrigan are in their
customary form.
Purdue tonight plays one Of the
two games which Il must win to re-
tain a faint hope of tie for the
championship. The Boilermahers play
Northwestern at Evanston tonight,
and Chicago at Lafayette next Satur-
day.
jndiana's last game is with Ohio
at Columbus Wednesday. Victory will
bring the Hoosiers second place, or
a tie for, first II Michigan is beaten
tonight.
The other game this week Is Iowa
Wisconsin at Iowa City. They will
decide the fourth and fifth positions
in the race, Wisconsin now holding
fourth, a half game ahead of the
Hawkeyes.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-07
Voters May Decide
Whether They Want
Anti-E Evolution Law

Denheff, N. D., March 7.-(Special
to the Tribune)-voters Of North
Dakota may be asked to decide by
referendum il they want IN Anti'
evolution law.
The movement to place the ques-
ton on the ballot by petition was
launched at meeting here Friday.
J. ". Hempel Of this village is head
ing the movement and will prepare
the petitions. The only person at the
meeting who refused to support the
movement was a stranger, tHempel
said. He declared that the meeting
was well attended. tits planned to
name 1t later date . central com
mjttee to manage the proposed anti
evolution campaign, 'Hempel said.
An authorization bill was killed
at the legislative session which clos
cd Friday. Even its authOr failed to
support the measure which was kill
ed in committee.
Hempel said no statewide meeting
will be held because of the expense
but that an effort will be made tp
gain strength for the movement by
soliciting the churches and Sunday
Schools to support it.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-07
Drake Quint Has
New Captain For
Every Contest

Des Moines, iowa, March 7.-(P)-
Some college athletics teams have
two captains in the same sport; most
of them have one.
But Drake Univrsity.. is having q
number Of leaders on its 1927 bas-
ketball quintet this semester.
Chuck Everett, 1927 captain, was
graduated at the midyear, and the
Bulldog quintet was left without a
captain.
Now, Coach Bill Boelter is appoint
ing a new captain for each game, and
before the season closes the Drake
five may be led by q number of diff
ferent athletes in their cage games.
Preston Lawless, third year running
guard. has been appointed captain at
the start Of number, of the games
played since Everett left.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-07
GOAL KICKS TO
BE DIFFICULT
WITH NEW RULE
Posts Will BE 10 Yards Be-
hind Ends of Playing Field
-Huddle System Curbed

New York. March 7.---lP)--To curb
the emphasis on goal kicking from
the field and in the try for point
after touchdown, gridiron goal posts
will be moved backward 10 yards be-
hind each end Of the playing field
for the 1927 season, the national in
ter-collcgiate football rules commit
tee decided Saturday.
The playing field remains the same
in length, 100 yards, but the new
distance between goal posts will be
120 yards.
The change is aimed principally at
making goal kicks more difficult, TAX
ing away much Of the advantage
gained by team with a star bootcr.
but it also is designed to remove the
hazard Of the goal posts interfering
with rushing attacks at the goal line.
Shift Penalty Increased
The rule makers approved reten-
tiOn Of the much discussed shift
plays but took measures against their
illegal use by defining one-second
halt as approximately sufficient and
increasing the penalty from 5 to Is
yards for not making the required
stop.
"The action on the shift retains all
AID StI0lckAC advantages WuliC diSo
giving officials definite measures by
which to prevent its abuses" +. X.
Hall, chairman Of the committee ex-
planned.
Huddle Also Curbed
To stop the use Of the huddle for
"town meeting purposes" Hall added,
officials now may apply the five-yard
penalty for delaying the game to a
team consuming more than Is Sec
onds in giving the signals.
In. another important rule change
the committee acted on, the use of
the backward pass was encouraged
by ruling that the ball, if fumbled,
grounded or thrown out of bounds
on such pass, shall be declared
dead on the spot and stay in the Of
fensive teams possession, unless It
Is the. fourth down. On the fourth
down, the pigskin would go to the
opposing team. Previously the ball
on backward passes, had been free
for recovery and a run by the oppos.
ing team.
FumbIed Punts Dead
Completing its two-day session, the
committee also ruled that hereafter
fumbled punts shall be declared
dead at the point Of recovery. This
would prevent the repetition of such
plays as that by which the Army
scored one of it's touchdowns against
the Navy at Chicago last fall. The
new rule does not apply to fumbles
on kickoff, kick from fair catch OF
kick following safety.
The committee recognized advo'
Gates. Of the 4O-plays-a-peri0d sys'
tam by announcing it has no objec-
tion TO two teams agreeing to play
"a this basis instead Of the usual
tis,ae limit Of Is minutes = period
Present rnles. however. will not b.
altered to cover. this departure.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-07
Mandan Men Have No Diff
Guilty in Rolling Up Big
Score Against Invading
Team; Smooth Teamwork,
Accurate Shooting, Fast
Playing, Help Win Victory

Playing dazzlingly smooth game.
the Mandan Braves romped to a SO
to IA victory over Washburn to win
the third district basketball cham
pionship Saturday night at the State
Training School gymnasium
At no time during the game was
there much chance for doubt on the
part of Mandan fans that their team
would win the game. At the end of
the first quarter Mandan had piled
up an 8 to lead over the Mclean
county men and at the end of the
second quarter, ~ to lead. The
third quarter was profitable for Man
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-07
Minneapolis Sextet i.
Wins State Amateur
Hockey Championship

st. Paul, March 7.-OR9-Thc we'll
balanced Buzza. Scxtet of Minneapolis
won the state amateur hockey cham
pienship. by defeating the fast skat-
ing Sixty-Third Avenue Aces Of
Duluth, l to 0, in q furious struggle
Sunday.
The powerful Minneapolis team,
with the driving attack that defeated
the Nashwauk A. C. Friday, out
skated, outcheckcd and outshot the
Zenith City title aspirants.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-07
SHORT TALKS BY THOUGHTFUL
MOTHERS

A California (Long Beach Mother
speaks: "Only mother who has
passed through anxious nights of
fear of Group, hearing that hoarse,
-croupy cough constantly, can appre-
,ciate our feeling of gratitude toward
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound. 1t
stopped Juniors dreadful cough the
first night he took it and it was u
great relief to see him drop into II
quiet Sleep" Good also for whoop-
ing cough, measles cough and heavy,
wheezy breathing. Sold and recon-
mended everywhere.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-03-07
Tex Rickard Offers
Dempsey Met ches

New Yotai.,L March ~ tRal-Tex
Richard has Offered Jack Dempsey
two matches for the summer Il he
desires to fight his way back to q
return match with Gene Tunney.
: The promoter telegraphsd Dempsey
and offered him matches with the
winners Of coming fights between
Pauline Useudun and Tom sHseney,
and Jack Sharkey and Jimmy NAL
ohey. The Spanish heavyweight meets
,Heeney March IS and Richard plans
to match the, two Boston battlers
this week. ! -, $3.50. \
Dempsey has not informed Richard
a. yet Of his intention to return q
the ring. ,ess
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Washburn
Referee: Wyttenbach.
Umpire: Macleod.
ASHLEY CAGERS DEFEAT
GARRISON BY % TO IL

Ashley came through with 20 to
lS victory over Garrison in the con-
ISOLATION game Saturday night and
thereby earned praise from fans for
its smooth floor work.
This game was the hardest fought
Of the evening, with the lead shifting
from one side to the other and with
the score finally tied at Is all until
Doerr shot in long one from the
center of the floor to win for Ashley.
Mccoy and Doerr played stcller
games at forward for Ashley; Kessel
did well at center and Jenner. Roe
dell and Meidinger handled the de-
fensive end.
For Garrison, Nelson and Babies
were forwards, Akan center and A.
Hagen and G. Hagen guards. All Of
them fought hard to stave off defeat.
The box score:
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Dickinson

All District CUNTS
Choice of the all-district first and
second teams was announced imme
diately following the game, as fol-
lows:
First Team
Barry MOTIF forward.
Brown Dickinson forward.
X. Serr MOTIF center.
Maulc dickinson guard.
Marse (Dickinson) guard.
Second Team
Heidi Dickinson forward.
Tiedman (Hebron) forward.
Richey (Marmarth) center.
Hintz MOTIF guard
keohane Beach, guard.
The Midgets were given the cham
pionship trophy, silver basketball,
while the Mott cagers received a
miniature basketball player in
bronze.
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Referee: Macleod.
Umpire: Wyttenbach.
BANCROFT HAS
HIS OWN IDEAS
ON TRAINING
Boston Braves Attack Work
of Preparation With Spirit
That May Bear Fruit
(By Brian Belly

st. Petersburg, Fla, March 7.--CP)
The spirit is unquestionably will
ing in the camp of the Boston
Braves. Time will tell if. the flesh
is weak. The work of preparation
for the National League season is be-
ing attacked with the epthus iasm
that may bear fruit when the CAM
paign gets underway. With Man.
ager Dave Bancroft leading the way,
the Boston boys are travelling at
speed, giving them at the moment, q
possible edge on condition on the
other 10 clubs training in Florida.
Bancroft has some training ideas
of his own. He ordered soft pedal
tactics for batting practice at the be-
ginning Of the training period and,
contrary to the usual batting spree
INDUCED in from the jump, the
Braves spent their time bunting for
the first week and the pitchers tossed
on the sidelines instead of the
mound.
Reaction Is Favorable
The pitchers have reacted favor
ably to this program. Charley Rob-
self never better. Hearn seems al
Hlosl ieau! w Pi'SH S"Ac' SnAtu
is taking it easier, but Knight, late
of the Phillies, has struck fast
early stride, as have Mills and Holt
shauser, two promising recruits.
Benton, Genewich and Werts are
available again and Edwards gradu-
ated from Providence last season,
seems to have won a definite place
on the staff.
j. Francis Hogan, a big young
catcher. is about to win place as
assistant to Taylor and Gibson. A
short time ago he was Boston high
school player. He joined the Braves
last year after serving an apprentice
ship at Lynn.
Eddie Moore, acquired from Pitts
burgh, last season, will play third
base, with the veteran Andy High in
reserve. Manager Bancroft will again
take care Of short. Walter Gautreau,
dimunitive second bascman, will
probably be back ut his station. Two
first bascmcn will be retained, both
Dick Burrows Of last years team and
jacques Fournier, late Of Brooklyn,
being slated.
A Strong Outfield
Lance Richbourg has shown
enough to justify his employers
judgment in paying Milwaukee o
fancy price for his release. He will
be one of the regular outfielders
with the hard hitting Eddie Brown
and fast Jim Welsh likely to fill the
other two places. Jack Smith, Leslci
Manu., and Red Barron are on hand
and all may be kept.
Manager Bancroft is cheerful and
believes his club has good chance
to get somewhere in the race, al
though carefully disclaiming cham
pionship claims.
Destiny of the Braves in a meas
ure is on the laps of the BASEBALL
gods. When, and if, Cooney RECEIVERS
is an important part of the equation.
He may be out for months and the
Braves may not be able to carry on
without their valuable Jack of all
trades. who pitches and can be gen.
orally useful.
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Louis Rubin Is
Named Palestine
Appeal Chairman

Louis Rubin, named chairman Of
the United Palestine Appeal, will 60
to Minneapolis March 20 to attend .
conference of leaders in the move
ment, according to announcement
made here today.
Announcement that the rift in
American Jewry as regard the de.
velopment of Palestine has been
bridged and that a commission of
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THE BISMARCK TKiB1UNH

troublesome spot. Eddie Brown and
Jimmy Welsh will probably cem-
plcte the outfield trio. w. !.
With young ball club that has
profited by last years ssnperieHce,
the improvement Of an added punch
plus the certainty Of better pitching,
make Manager Bancroft hope for
better things than seventh place this
season. t's
OF one thing I am sure: Regard.
less Of where, they finith, the Braves
will Be 4 Troublesome hail club to q
lot Of peunant contepders. =
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to protect Americans In Matagalpa.
u UR4ssaayan aviator ,Larre-R orses
and three companions. whose planes,
On flight from ,xorecec 10 Y9n@ay,
toward civiliaatien. e.'s>.s,t.
II q. sf y;
Assassin Of Frapciseo Bstanss.
Mexican engineer, one-time resident
jof Brownsville. Texas captured and
executed in sXAxa Csus state. t-
i s-a.
+ Score Of high officials. held for
strial ct MoscoW aeAa1Ied with Grim.
;jnal waste ri milltsba, Of, ty,ables in
state projects Ia esntsal Asia.
sxAttsmpts to .hsAak mp s1aeRaxehist
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TROPHIES Presented

Immediately after the game the
Braves were presented with the cham
pionship trophy q silver basketball
by Governor A. G. Sorlie and the
WashburR cagers were presented the
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result in several persons being

Alexandria, Ninn.-Sheriff Lun-
deem returns from Tacoma, Nv ash.
with o. J. Wollan, former cashier OF
closed Evansville State Bank, VINO
has been indicted for embesslement.
Mimneapolis-Hsnry A.fBellows ac-
cepts recess appointment BY Pres
ideut Coolidge rs radio commissioner
for> fourth zone and will sever con-
neetions 40 manager OF WCCO.
sMinnaapolis-W. E. Scott Of Will.
mar is elected president Of, the Min