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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-29
M'TIGUE EASY
WINNER OVER
LENBACH
Referee Stops Bout in Fourth
Round When Paul Is Bleed.
ing and Helpless

New York, Jan. 29-[P)-Mike Nc
Tigue today hammered with rejuve-
mated fists on the portals that lead
to Tex, Richards heavyweight elm
nation tournament. ,raat
In a thrilling four-round victory,
the former king of the light heavy
weight brigade last night belted into
submission Paul Bcrlcnbach, the
man who once stripped him Of the
title. McTigue was credited with a
technical knockout when the referee
waved him away from the bleeding and
helpless astoria Assassin" after
two minutes and AZ seconds of fight
ing in the session.
Throwing caution to the four cor
ners of Madison Square Garden, Nc
Tiguc, heretofore cautious fighter
although a supcrlativc boxer, ripped
into Berlenbach from the tap Of the
opening gong. Long overland rights
and uppercuts smashed against Bcr-
lenbach's chin as the 35-ycar-old vet
eran craftily blocked every attempt of
his opponent to score with his terrific
left hook.
Fails to "Come Back"
Berlenbach, 26 years old, one of
the most feared fighters in any d.
vision, plainly showed the effects Of
his six months lay off from the ring.
He could neither time his punches
nor summon back the footwork he
showed as champion.
The crowd Of $4,000, viewing for
the first time the real fighting man
in McTigue, shouted encouragement
as he hammered "Oom Paul" in the
first and second rounds, roarcd in
when Bcrlcnbach went down
for the first time in the third round,
and turned the garden into bedlam
with their cheering as the Dublin
slasher whipped him mcrcilessly from
that point until the end. Berlen-
bach, down three times in the final
session, was out on his feet, his face
streaming blood, when Referee Nc
Partland choked off McTigue's fire.
II guess that puts me in Richards
the victor said as he
climbed. from the ring.
May Fight Delaney Again
The only black mark now remain
ing on McTigue's record, with the
stain of his title loss to Berlenback
in 1925 removed last night, is four
round knockout scored by Jack De-
laney, light heavyweight champion.
Although weighing but 100 pounds,
McTigue announced he would seek
honors in the heavyweight class if
he were successful last night. The
result may give him an opportunity
to wipe the Delaney stain while bat
Ting at the same time for the chance
to meet Gene Tunney next Septem-
her
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-29
CHICAGO CUBS
BUY ENGLISH
FROM TOLEDO
Deal Is Considered One of the
Outstanding Purchases of
the Winter

Chicago, Jan. 29.-LP)-One of the
outstanding purchases of the winter
by a major league baseball team was
the acquisition of Elwood English
of the Toledo American Association
club by the Chicago Cubs, to round
out their infield for the 1927 pennant
chase.
English, only 20 years old, COM
pletes roster of youngsters for the
Chicago National Leaguers, only two
of the 30 athletes on the squad being
over 80 years old. Two players and
$4,000 was the price of the star
shortstop.
Another promising youngster, en-
pected to raise the outfield batting
average, was obtained from the Louis
Vile Association club, Earl Webb.
Hope to Crowd Leaders
I'VE are just about 100 per cent
better than we were last year." Nc
Carthy said today. "And remember
we finished fourth last year, so you
know | feel like we will be crowding
the leaders this season."
Among the 32 players on. the Cub
roster are six old and eight new
pitchers.
The other infield positions will be
filled by last seasons regulars,
Sharky Adams ut third; jim Cooney
at second, and Captain Charley Grimm
at first, with Howard Frcigau and
CLYDE Breck in reserve.
Webb, Hack Wilson and Clyde
Heathcote probably will sbe the out
field regulars. Hartnett and Con-
zales are the first string receivers.
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Washington and
J. St. Louis DECKER
For Cobb, Speaker

Chicago, Jan. Washington
and st. Louis appear today to have
the lead in the contest for the SER
vices Of iris Speaker and Ty Cobb.
Clark Griffith of the Senators de-
clared at Tampa that Speaker prom
ised him to give first consideration to
q Washington contract, while St
Louis so far has made the most ener-
gctic attempt to land Ty Cobb.
- The provisions Of the waiver rule
cs far as American League club prior
.ity is concerned, have been laid aside
to permit these two stars to sign
wherever they wish.
There is no chance, however, that
any National League club will be al
lowed to sign them, so long as any
American Leaguers desire their SER
vices. With no price tags attached
to their contracts by their original
club owners, the two slugging out
fielders are expected to conclude
profitable terms for themselves.
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Sterling.

Mrs. Carol Melland Of Driscoll. Wis
tied with Mrs. Hclmcr Mcland over
the weekend.
Miss Witness and Mrs. Lawrence
Random were visitors at Sterling !
Sunday. '
Miss Mildred Johnson visited at
the Olson home in Driseoll over the
weekend.
Mr.. Helmer Mclland was in Dris-
con getting his car fixed. Saturday.
Mr.. Russell Tollcfson was town
caller Friday.
A dance was given in Sterling Fri
day night by "Aces Of Louis. On ac-
count Of the weather there was only
u small crowd. A good time was
enjoyed by everybody.
A pie social was given in Sterling
School No. 1 for the Benefit Of the
p. T. A. last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elsus Ellhess visited
at Roy Turner's Saturday evening.
Miss PeterAon who teaches at Ster-
ling School No. 2 has been on the
| sick list caused BY q frozen leg. She
has improved very much at this writ
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Stewart and FAM
| lily, were Bismarck callers Saturday.
Mr.. Jim Anninson Of Drfscoll is
! finishing up his work at the Ster-v
ling Bank.
Mr.. Glen Elfness has been on the
sick list but is much improved at
this writing.
Mr.. Raymond johnson was q Ster-
ling caller Thursday.
The p. T. A. met at the Sterling
School No. Tuesday. A small pro-
gram was given after this they all
had lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carey Johnson were
town callers Monday.
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Te1ilvik

Wednesday after school Mrs. John
Lcno entertained a number q child.
rem in honor Of her son Helmef. The
event was his birthday anniversary.
Games were played after which lunch
was served. A good time was had
BY all.
c. J. Endcrs motored to- Linton
Tuesday afternoon, Transferring buzz
ness. 1865 ~,
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Schenxenber.
ger and Otto Schenkenberger were
callers at the Edwin Schenkenberget
home the. fore part Of the week.
Richard Lukas 81 Wrestling SPRING.,
Is. b., Is visiting with his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. John Schlccht.
John SchIetht is putting up his
summer supply Of ice.
Miss Betsy Sjerslee was an over
night caller at the David Calquhoun
home Saturday.
Merle Buck OF Hampton was q
caller At the George Nauman home
Sunday. -.
Miss Ann caiquhouna spent the
weekend with her parents.
:, Mr.. and Mrs; c. N. Hendrix were
Sunday dinner guests at the Powers
Hendrix home.
Mrs. Charles Dewitt and children
were callers at the David Cxlquhoun
home Sunday AFTERNOON.
Quite . few Of the young folks It
tended the dance at Haselton Friday
evening. A good time was lid ~ in.
For some of them barely got back
in time for Work the next morning.
MI. and Mrs: John Blasen ana FAM
lily and Mr.. and MIS- James MonAhan
were callers at the Frank Foelf home
Sunday. ','
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Muckler enter
tanned at Z O'clock dinner Saturday
evening. After dinnct cards were the
diverSion Of the 4venfng. Every ona
had q very enjoyable. time. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Snyder; Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Foell Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Dewitt and Miss Anna Mona
han.
Powers Hendrix and SON Thomas
returned Sunday evening. They have
been away on business for several
E1ays. III.
daughters Renee and Dorothcg. and
Mrs. Incz Hanson motorcd to Linton
Monday evening", :,
Carl Fisher and Ben. Kalbcrer Of
Hdzelton were callers. here Saturday.
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JOHN Housiuef was i visitor AZ
the August' WAgamen home.
| Mrs. Roy Kasche md sister,
Edith, we're Visitors ~ the o. Colip
home Saturday. 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sic. Rupp we're
called TO. the II. Rssehe home this
week on account Of the serious ILL.,
ness Of Mrs.. Rasche.
Mrs. Harry Dimond was 4, CALI
er At the Jake Fisher home.
Mrs. Andrew Fisher WsS q c8ll-
e. st the Joe Mickelson Nome This
Mss. clyde Rkodess and d6ath-
t4r, Ehips, 81 Winf visited Nth
Mis- Nellie L,md betE Friday.
Miss Grace, Rlsche, who = at
tending the Mankato Business coll
le&9, was called, home 6n account
EQ1 the. illness 81 her mother, She
was met BY Dewey Kascke Of
Dickinson, who is also here, :
Bert .Hedstrom and EMF Sund.
qnist Of Stiil were Regain shoppers
Eaaii ,ieept.rn II wing spent
Friday ni&ht III Regain.
y. Hughes Of Bismarck was an
overnight caller Friday.
Ellis Gill and Grin Tyberg were
Wing callers Wednesday evening.
Mrs. 4. K6lher and sister, vio-
let Rasche, Of Bismarck came out
to be At their mothers beside
during her sickness.
Mrs. August Sucilxe was 1 call,
e at the Herb Bailey home this
week.
John Steinera has moved his
cream station to the east side Of
Of the street, in the old barber
Hiids Klr1ap;se,, who WI is attending
high school here, is staying at TIE
Harry Kannestad home. : ,
Mrs. Jacob panielson was d
visitor It the Jake Fisher home
this week.
Albin Hedstrom Of Bismarck
was caller here several days this
week.
Miss Edna Eide was q caller in
Regain on Sunday. y
Mrs. A.. Heletson was q caller Oh
Mrs. A. Fisher Friday morning.
A party was given at the Sahn
pfxre for Agnes Sahn. It was
her birthday. Those who attended
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gordon;
and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lander
holm and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
OskAs Landerho1m and : family.
Emile Olson, Victor Nelson and
Mabel Landerholm, also Masters
Gross and Henry Bfuste. The eve
ming was spent in playing cards
and games.
Hiida Krause is working at
Harry Rannkstnds, going to
school.
Marie Sahn is staying at Brack-
ett's while she is going to school.
Victor Nelson and Emile Olson
Mabel Landerholm and Marie
Sahn were Wilton callers last Sunday
evening
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GLEN ULLIN is
PHANTOMS' FOE
HERE TONIGHT
Battle Between 2 Fast Teams
Starts at S:3O-Prelim-
mary to BE at 1880

Glen Ullin will come to Bismarck
tonight to play the Phantoms in Il
game which will be fast, hard fought
played in the high school gym, start
ing at $3.50.
The Indian School girls will play
the Training School girls in pre-
liminary game starting at 1880.
The western team defeated the
Phantoms 20 to II last Saturday
night and the Glen Ullin cages are
determined to add another victory to
the list. This quint is even better
than the one with which the Phan-
toms tangled last year for The Slope
basketball championship, so that
means considerably more than a
mediocre team.
Purdue and Walcry in forward po-
sitionS are extremely able men and
should prove Il vital part of the Glen
Ullin cage machine. Both Of them
are good long artists and they
both have speed and snap
Rueter at center is rangy and gains
!. the tip-off good share of times.
His scoring ability is good and in
speed he equals the other players on
his team.
Geek and Streitmetter as guards
are mainstays Of the Glen Ullin team.
Geek gathered more than a few
points in the last game and STREET.
meter proved valuable in defensive
work.
In Grey, Haas, Greenfield and Rob-
idou, the Phantoms have four for
wards who combine t-gctting
ability with smooth work and speed.
In the last Glen Ullin game Green
field and Robidou were in at for
wards, Greenfield making six and
Robidou four of the teams eleven
points.
Slattery or Doyle at center assures
good playing, as well as good shoot
ing. Both these men Gagged several
long shots in the game with the
Training school last week and will
work for repeat tonight.
Grcwer. Holta and Middaugh form
the defensive side of the Phantom
play and can be relied upon to do
their part. In the last Glen Ullin
game, played on small floor as it
was, number of the westerners
shots were nabbed by these men.
Despite the fact that Glen Ullin
has small floor at home, indica-
lions are that the quint from the
west will not be handicapped on the
local high school floor. The previous
games this team has played away
from home on larger floors indicates
that it has good ability to become
acclimated.
Fight and speed are sure to be big
factors in this game between two we'll
matched quints.
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State. They made relief maps,
Friday afternoon. 4, ii.
We have just received I supply
Of Palmer penmanshiT booklets.
which We ordered 80 thax each nu-
pill ,m4y have 4 copy Ct his desk.
Some Of our boys have been
bringing in. photographs with dis
EMISSIONS, Of same, clipped from
newspapers and Popular Science.
We appreciate this. It addg in.
terest to our work. Balloon
Tires Add to Bicycle Comfort, :
and Before the Bullet Emerged.
are worthy Of being. mentioned.
Burleigh Saunders handed ,them IA.
The hot lunch service Is working
out beautifully. A plan w9s per
fected ~ which eleven girls from
the grammar room, seven from
the Intermediate room and. four
from high school, with the aid and
supervision Of the grammar teach
er, are looking after the hot lunch.
Two. different girls serve each day;
this is not burden3oane, q they
haye to take charge only each elev-.
enth day. All these girls i've ii
TIE country and are glad to coop
crate in this good work. The So
cial side Of the dinner period j
enjoyed by both teacher and pu-
pills. s.. .,.!
Earl McAndrew, one Of our sixtk
grade boys. helped .out in. the has
ketball game Friday night. The
game was between our boys and
THAN boys.
intermediate Room
Due to weather conditions and
illness from colds the attendance
has not been as good.
The intermediate Room club
held another meeting and elected
new officers. Some Of the rules
and duties had been forgotten, 80
the secretary read them, Each
member tries to do his part.
The third grade have been max
ing a trip to China. It is very
interesting, because they see many
things that are different from
ours. In language they are study
ing, the poem "Wynken, Blynken
and Nod"
The fourth and fifth grades have
been interested in different groups
Of states within the United States.
Primary Grade
This week marks the beginning
Of the second half Of the school
year.
The following have visited the
primary room: Junior. Jones, Err.
wing Settler, Ralph Farrell, Mrs.
Gilbert Moen, Miss Alma Wahl
and Mrs. E. 1. Saunders, Nellie
Emch and Fav MossmAn.
The second graders are learn
ing "Snow -lFlakes," by Mary
Mapes Dodge. The first grade is
working on "Amerif1."
A star border has been made for
our blackboard by the first grade.
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ADOPTS CODE
IN RECRUITING
Big Ten Attitude Toward
Special Offers to Athletes
Is Clearly Defined

Chicago, Jan. 29.-[P)-Clearer
definitions Of the Big Ten attitude
toward financial inducements offered
star athletes were in force today,
adopted by the athletic and academic
executives of all the conference uni
versities.
Blanks for all athletes now Compel
ing will be prepared as quickly as
possible so they may sign these dec
larations that they will abide by
the new conference code on recruit
ing. 4
Scholarships, loans and remission
Of tuition should not be awarded by
universities on the basis Of athletics,
the new conference definition of i'm
proper recruiting declares, and the
unofficial granting Of financial aid
to athletes by individuals and organ
ixations, alumni or otherwise, whose
primary object in granting the aid
Is the susidy Of an athlete, should
be considered unethical.
This was the result OF one Of the
most momentous gatherings in thu
history Of the western conference
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HI-LINERS WIN
BISMARCK
Local Cagers Are Trouneed to
Tune of 25-13 Score BY
Valley City Team

The Valley City Hi-liners scored d
rs to 13 victory over the Bismarck
Demons last night, according to mea-
ger reports received today from the
eastern city. No details on the game
were available at press time today.
The Demons play Jamestown high
school tonight and will have another
hard battle on their hands. The
Jimmies have fast team and will
keep the Demons on their toes every
minute Of the time. y.
Waldera and Ringuette at forwards,
Burdick at center and Regain and An
derson at guards will likely be the
Jimmie lineup tonight and this quint
should display some real basketball.
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y SPORTS &

attended by the presidents of each
university. the athletic directors and
others composing a committee Of six
from each school.
The questions Of rotating schedules
dual football teams with simultan-
eous games at home and away, and
other problems involved in the play
ing league plan. were shelved by the
committee Of sixty.
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Flasher High Wins
From New Leipzig
By 81 to IL Score

Flasher, N. d., Jan. 29.-(SpeciaD--
Before an overflow crowd, Flasher
high, school split double header with
New Leipzig in the local gymnasium
last night.
The Flasher boys hung up their
seventh straight victory by defeating
the New Leipzig high cagers, 81 to
II. They gave fine example Of
teamwork and played snappy game,
maintaining q good lead throughout
the game.
!. The Flasher girls went down to de-
feat before the New Leipzig girls by
. 2 to 5 score in a fast and furious
famc. Both teams played good bas-
ketball and fought hard.
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st. Mary's CUNT
Beats Mandali Team
By 81 to II Score

The Saint Mary's basketball team
won ancther victory last night when
it chalked up q "a to Il score over
the Mandaa- f'4pooscs Qn. the local
schoolx ~flh0r!. -.1cj Aln
The Saints took an Gaf0y lead and
had no trouble Increasing the mar
gin as time went on, The first quar-
ter ended 10 to 3 in favor Of the
Saints and the half ended 20 to 8.
In TIT third quarter Mandan added
six points to make the score 20 to II.
In the fourth quarter, both teams
showed nose fight and scored only
two points each.
The box score:
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Monday as bookkeepcr fof the Inter
national Hayysster ID. ].
/ MI. and Mrs. William Witt were
shopping in Wing on Monday.
The. Witt. children were over !. ia
visit the Meters children on Sun.
day afternoon.
]. E. Witt called at r. G. Mar.
chants on Monday forenoon.
! L. M. Nolan and family visited at
James Novy's on Sunday. z
Emil Schuckmercs visited at P. G.
Marckant's On Sunday evening.
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Warsaw-School teachers are ask
ing that the radio be barred from the
homes of their pupils, because les
sons prepared during broadcasting
hours arc unsatisfactory.
New York-All records for quick
dissemination of music have been
broken. Irving Berlin thought up
something at Palm Beach, tclcphoncd
it to New York and thousands heard
Lucresia Bori sing it over big radio
hookup.
New York-w0rse than the sting
Of bee is imagination. Fifty stu
dents at Homeopathic medical college
were given capsules, some containing
sugar Of milk and some containing
poison Of the bee and spider. The
students. were told to report any ills
that developed. The quickest to re-
portland their symptoms were the
most virulent-werc those Who had
partaken of innotuous milk.
Constantinople = The sexes are
segregated in dancing schools now.
Men must dance with men and women
with women.
Philadelphia = Gentlemen prefer
blondes because Of their greater
cheerfulness, hopefulness and desire
to bs entertained, in the opinion Of
DR.. Katherine NJ. n. Blackford, vota-
tional counsellor. And brunettes are
more given to home life.
peacedale,. 4. They shoot we'll
in this town Of paeffist name. War
wick High School girls think they
hava- made worlds record At bas-
'ketball. They defeated South Kings
ton High: 1856 to Il.
Tcrre Haute, Ind.-Christian Sha-
fer, pastor u the Full Gospel Mis-
sion, refused. to permit his 11-ycar-, 4
old niece and ward to rcad "Cindcr-
ella" and other fables. II can't
agree to her learning Ifes." he told
che court when arrafgned for Keeping
her from school. The case awaits de-
cisfoh.
Detroit Romance has fled from
millions and mansions. Mrs. Horace
E. Dodge, Jr.; who is living in mill
hon dollar home. is suing for di-
Ev6rce. "Nothing sensational" she
explains, "just question Of incom-
patibility."
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department st the University Of Min
RnEs6ti, who stopper hero OF her re-
tim from tile Palific Science Con-
gress at Toxic. People were healthy
who .uaed T. eat il. in bygone days.
she said. It was the food basis for
all sea life, Miss Tilden said.
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Regain

Miss Lydia Marske and Mildred
Tunstan, teachers Of Estherville
township, attended the basketball
game here Friday night. 2.
Mrs A H Lundberg was q Wis
itor at the Eric Englebretson home
Wednesday.
/ Mr.. johnson and Ole Engen Of
Fargo, who are directors Of the
IlFirst State bank, transacted bust
ness here last week.
A. H. Helgeson spent several
days in Bismarck this week.
r. Mrs. E. A. Williams and daugh-
tiers, Odessa and Jennie, who have
been visiting at the A. H. Hedge
son home for several months, left
for. their home at Sydney, Mont,
this week.
Mrs. w. Scott and son, Clar-
ence,. visited at the Jake Fisher
home this week.
Chas Bleckreid went to Baldwin
Sunday 70 look after business mat
Harry( bimond, our cattle buy
err. spent several days IN James
town.
The American Legion boys held
| q meeting at the Regain State bank
Saturday night.
A birthday party was given at
the Charlie Rhines home Saturday
evening in honor Of Bernice. Miss
RhineS received MANY beautiful
presents. A fine time was had by
ait and a delicious lunch was
served during the evening. !.
The Wilton Boy Scouts played
III game Of basketball against the
Regain high school team, the high
school boys winning the game.
Grin Tyberg left Thursday for
Chicago, where he win enter q mu-
sic conservatory.
Mrs Freida Splitter was q Re:
Gatl shopper Saturday.
Mrs. Gillette q Bismarck is Wis
itinE friends here. ..
- Fred and William Dxnielson
W4re Bismarck Callers thu week.
Wiii4a&nj viii has been visiting
with his folks for som6 time, left
The. Wilton basketball boys
played against the business men Of
Eegap Friday evening in the halll,
Wilton winning hy 9. score Of ~
4. collector from The City >Na-
tioua1 bank Of Bismarck has been
trdnsacting business in this vicin-
Art icSnscia, Of Still was 4 Re.
IAN caller this week. - :
Louie King, who lives south Of
Regain, had the .nrisfottune 10 have
his cream separator explode this
week, doing . great deal Of dam
&4e To the machine. I.
i Il. J0hmSOn returned home
from. Minneapolis last week. !,
Bonnie Ie5n .rktufned home Sat.
| urday after visiting friends ia
John John Anderson 81 Ait. was ]
| xallere q the Fse Brackstt home
NV wi ns Dln;odhd., Who. i haul.
| "a ga vii VII Sou S ioIi issn' 'ns ~s'.-
\ Clarence and Marian Scott left
Tor Mfp1A epolis this week, where
| Msri6h WIN receive medical attenr
| g. fybefg: was i carrar II
ttbs H. .09nnestad home this week.
IN, Gottlieb Brenneise was I
tca06tt u the LandGf9 Home th$6
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BISMARCK IS CONFIDENT
OF BEATING JAMESTOWN

Jamestown, N. D., Jan. 29-LP)-
Bismarck high school cagers arrived
here to give battle to jamestown
high this evening full Of confidence
that they will offset their defeat BY
Valley City last evening by victory
over the team which their twin,
Mandan, defeated a week ago.. Olson,
standing guard of the Bismarck team,
was the star performer for them last
evening but most Of the westerners'
points were made on free throws, at
which they were perfect.