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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-21
N0ddks and Bison Lose Cage Tits Illinois Night
|H|NER WILL LEAD
1929 JACKRAbDITS
Wagner Man Elected to cad
South Dakota State Grid
ders at Banquet

Bookings. s. D.. Dec. 2l.--Lovell
Babe" Hiner Of Wagner, S. D., was
elected honorary captain of the 1928
South Dakota State college football
team at luncheon for the members
Of the varsity and freshman football
squads last night.
Hiner is q senior In pharmacy at
State college and has played three
years of varsity football, two at tackle
and one at center. An injury link
followed him through his first two
years and kept him out Of the game
much of the time. This year Coach
Kasper shifted him to center to plug
a weak spot and Hiner Immediately
made good. He was mentioned for
the honorary all-conference team and
by several sports editors in their hon
orary selections.
Coach Kasper announced the letter
winners for varsity football, and nu-
neral winners in freshman football,
and President G. w. Pugsley congrat-
ulated the boys on their highly sue
ceSSful season.
The following 20 men were recon-
nlended by Kasper to the athletic
council for monogram sweaters:
Frandsen, Plankington; Krug, Madi-
son; Herting, Salem; Eggers, Wagner;
Hoberg, Montevideo. Mimi: Jenis511,
Avon; Christie, Brookings; Adler.
Marshall, Mimi; Larson, Bookings;
Hadler. Luverne, Mimi; Thoreson,
Dell Rapids; Lowe, Lincoln, Neb.;
Hiner, Wagner; Henry, Volga Arnold.
Mitchell: Schultz, Brookings: Hard
ing, Montevideo. Mimi: Baker, Madi-
son, Mimi; Schaefer, New Ulm,
Mimi; and Engelmann, Miller.
Members Of the freshman squad
who will receive numerals are: De
Frees, Farfbault, Mimi; Deverey,
Sioux Falls: Wheeler, Mitchell;
Schultz. Avon: Kramer, Brookings;
Colletti, Aurora, Mimi; Swanson,
Parker: Swooner, Brookings: Nelson,
Garretson: Krell, White Lake; Erick-
son, Montevideo, Mimi; Rishoi,
Brookings; Human, Scotland; Hlady,
Lesterville; Jones, Huron; and Mag
nuson, Redfield.
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demon CROWDCOES
!. ON SCORING SPREE IN
CONTEST LAST night
Jacobson, Spriggs, 0'Hare, and
Brown All Make More
Than Four Goals
TEAMWORK Is IMPRESSIVE
Local Club Makes Good Use Of
Its Height and Speed in
Fast Offensive
TEAMWORK IS IMPRESSIVE

The Demons looked like real bas-
ketball machine III defeating Linton
81 to in the high school gymnasium.
last night.
Linton the team tina. had defeated
the Demons III an early game las.
year. was not able TO cope with the
speed and height OF the Bismarck
five.
The Demons also proved them
selves sharpshooters las. night, four
OF the men making four or more field
goals in the contest. Teamwork was
much better last night. which was
greatly responsible for the change in
form.
Eddie Spriegs led the scoring pack
with seven field goals while Fay
Brown came through with six and
field goal Jacobson and OHare
scored five and four respectively
while Landers and Loehrkc had to
b. content with one each.
Bismarck started scoring when Fay
Brown took tho ball down the floor
end scored single-Eanded. The red
head lad q scoring streak last night
that couldn't be denied. The score
at the half was 81 to 8.
Linton meets Mandan tonight at
Mandan. The Papooses play Flasher
at 7:3O p. m. Mandan time in the
high school gymnasium and tho Man
dan-Linton game will follow.
Tho S,It,,p1arv
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PAYNE COPYRIGHTS
NOVEL SCORE BOOK

The Capital basketball score book
and substitute record.
That's the name of it,
And it's copyrighted this year by
w. H. Payne, principal Of Bismarck
high school and basketball expert.
It's real book. It does everything
it's title says it will do.
The book is five by 10 inches in
size, easily fitting into suit coat
pocket. It will score Is games, and
1t doesn't miss anything that hap
pens in the game.
Payne is proud of the fact that the
book will guard against man enter
ing game more than twice. Many
men are illegally substituted more
than twice simply because scorebooks
are confusing and do not indicate
how many times the player has been
in the game.
The book provides space for record
Ing IL men on each team, their posi-
lions and numbers. The substitute
record columns show whom each man
Is substituted for and how many min
utes each man plays. When a mans
substitute column is filled he can't
go IN the, game any more. Space for
the recording of the running score is
also provided as well as the field goal.
free throw, personal foul, and tech
nical foul record Of each man OH both
teams in both halves of the contest.
There Is also a timeout column.
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SALE OF LAND

Notice Is Hereby Given, That under
authority Of an Order of Sale granted
ny the Honorable I. C. Davies. Judge
OF the County Court of the County of
Eurleigh. in the State OF North Dat
kOta, dated the 18th day OF November.
4. D. 1920. the undersigned. the Adj
ministratrix of the estate OF julius
Ladehoff. late Of the City Of Bis.
marck In the County OF Burleigh and
State Of North Dakota, Deceased. will
sell at private sale to the highest
bidder, for cash. subject to confirma-
ton by the Judge OF said County
Court. the following described land.
to-wit:
That part Of Block four a. Lincoln
Addition to the city OF Bismarck.
North Dakota, beginning at the
Southeast Corner OF said block.
thence cunning North along the Ease
line OF said block a distance Of c13.9S-
feet. thence West 4 distance Of ISL
feet, thence South 4 distance OF 2lS.95
feet. thence East along the South line
OF said Block a distance OF, 16l feet.
to the place Of beginning. containing.
S1.lOO OF an acre, more or less.
The sale will be made on or after
the End day Of January. A. D. 1929.
All bids must be in writing and
may be left at the office OF crum &
Crum. located in Webb Block, Bis,
marclS. North Dakota, or filed witt,
the Judge OF said County Court. 81
delivered to the undersigned pers
EMMA pILLEN.
Admintstratrix Of the estate
OF Julius Ladehoff. Deceased.
Dated December 18th. A. D. 1928.
l2/14-21
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|DAZZY VANCE Shows
ISOUPBONE STRENGTH
BY WERNER LAUFER

Seven years ago when Arthur
"Dazzy" Vance broke into the ma
jors, everybody predicted he wouldn't
last more than q year or two.
Any arm that was subjected to
such violent strain as was the flip
per Of Dazzy, would go limp in one
or two seasons, figured the smart
guys. But they were wrong.
Vance has just completed one Of
the most successful seasons of his
career and his stuff shows no sign Of
diminishing, nor his arm q trace Of
glass. After seven years OF continu-
Gus bearing down with that good
right arm, Vance stands out the best
pitcher in the National League.
All the big red-head accomplished
during the 1928 season was win @
games and lose only 10 with q terri
bic baseball club. Also he struck out
200 batters and held the hostiles to
the meager average Of 200 runs per
game.
Despite "Dazzy's' great work at
Brooklyn, rumors persist he will be
on the trading block this winter. Al
though Vance can stand batters on
their heads, he has been unable to
pitch the Dodgers into q pennant.
Neither has the box office value
kept pace with his worth on the dia-
mond and the Brooklyn management
figures trade for Vance Is now ripe,
considering the big right-hander Is
well past the thirty mark.
Imaginative fans can paint mind
pictures Of the "Dazzler" in the uni
form Of Giant, q Cub or Car
dinal.
| What wouldn't Joe McCarthy's
Cubs do next summer II they could
send the big fire. baller out there
every four or five days?
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new YEARS FIGHT
SAID NOT CERTAIN

A telegram to The Tribune this
morning from Jack Hurley, pro-
moter Of the Fargo New Years
boxing card, stated that Lee
Cavanagh will box at the New
Years show but it has not been
definitely decided that the Bis
marck welterweight will meet
Angelo Puglisi, Duluth slam
bangor.
Phil Terk, promoter of the
show, announced a few days ago
that Cavanagh had been matched
to meet Pulisi, according to the
Duluth Herald.
Cavanagh is training intcn-
sively and says he will knock over
whomever they pick for his OPP
pOnent.
Puglisi's opponent has not yet
been selected either and it is pos
sible that the Bismarck and Du-
luth boys will clash, though Hur-
ley will make no definite an.
nouncement for few days.
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CUBAN TO PUSH CART
FROM WEST TO EAST

Havana. Dec. 21.-(P-Felix Carva-
jal, Cuba's unpaid exponent of the
benefits to be derived from running
and formerly an outstanding figure,
plans to go to San Francisco early in
the spring and from there run to New
York pushing a small hand cart be-
fore him.
Carvajal, who is So years old, has
been professional long distance rum
ner for IS years and has participated
in races in Europe, United States and
the Latin Americas. He is the only
man that causes traffic in Havana's
busiest down town streets to slow up
as he joys along on his daily work.
outs and lecturing tour" He hopes
to establish q marathon run record
across the United States.
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HARRY Wills, F|RP0
MIGHT STAGE fight

st. Thomas, Virgin Islands, Dec. 81.
Wills, he pugilist, and
his manager, Morris. passed through
here yesterday en- route to Trinidad to
fight Luis Firpo.
News that Harry Wills has bobbed
up in the Virgin Islands on his way
to battle with the one time wild
Bull Of the Pampas' caused consider
able surprise among boxing followers
who have come to look upon this
pair Of top notchers of few years
ago as definitely out of the heavy
weight picture. In 1924. Wills met
and defeated Firpo at Boyle's 80
acres, before a crowd of $4,000.
It was learned today that Wills is
one OF several well-known boxers in
vading South American for boxing
elimination tournament" being spon-
sored by Jose Lectoure, Buenos Aires
promoter, who was in New York two
months ago seeking talent.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-21
GREENLEAF TO MEET
TABERSKl FOR TITLE

Chicago, Dec. 21.-P)-Two great
shot makers. Ralph Greenleaf of New
York and Frank Taberski, the Gray
Fox of Schenectady, will replay
their disputed match in the worlds
pocket billiard championship tourna-
ment at Orchestra hall.
The match ended abruptly We'd
nesday night when Taberski refused
to continue on charge that Green
leaf had violated the rules. was or
dered replayed by the National Bill
lard association, promoter of the
tournament.
Victory for Greenleaf would give
him the title, a diamond medal,
$4,000 In cash, 5000 salary for one
year. 40 per cent of the gate receipts.
A triumph by Taberski would necessi-
tate another game as he was defeated
once in the tournament whereas
Greenleaf has perfect record.
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LOMBARD DEFEATS
| NORTHDAKOTAACS
NLISYLESS GAME
Final Score Is 20 to Is in Gales
burg Game; Tilt Not
Exciting
HALL IS LEADING SCORER
Cergen Stars for Bison Outfit;
Dribbles Length Of Floor
Three Times
HALL IS LEADING SCORER

Galesburg. Ill.,, Dec. 12.-(P-Led
by Captain Francis Hall, star for
ward who Gagged eight field goals and
two free throws, Lombard defeated
North Dakota States basketball team,
20 to Is last night.
The Bison played listlessly during
the first halt and were unable to
dent Lolnbard's Defense and Lom-
bard led is to 9 at the end of the
period. They came back with rush
in the second half but when they
came within two points of Lombard.
Capt. Hall Gagged several baskets for
a safe lead.
Gergen, North Dakota forward,
starred, dribbling the entire length of
the floor three times to cage as many
fia1A ono1c
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HOPPE DECIDES TO
TAKE Up BALK.L|NE

Chicago. Dec. 21.-H-Willie Hop
pc, is ready to forsake his dream Of
winning three-cushion billiard title
and will once again take up balk-line
the game at which he won interna-
tional fame as Is times national
champion in II years.
Hoppe, whose name is synonymous
with billiards, deserted the 1872 ranks
a year ago in quest of champions
ship at the angle game. His playing
was the sensation of the American
three, cushion billiard league but on
each Of two attempts to acquire q
national or worlds title he found
Johnny Layton, the Missouri fisher
man and carpenter. barring his path.
Although he has seen his suprem-
acy in the balk line game pass to an
other and failed in his quest of q
three-cushion crown Hoppe declares
he is not through.
Rules will prevent Hoppe from en-
tering the balk line tournament in
February but Immediately following
the "Old Master" plans to challenge
the Schaefer Cochran Horemans :
Hagenlocher combination.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-21
MGRAW OPPOSES
SCHEDULE CHANGE

New York, Dec. 21.-(P)-Agitation
for change in major league sched-
ules whereby the opening series
would be insectional in character
finds no prepayment in John McGraw,
doughty pilot Of the New York
Giants.
For years. the major leagues have
opened their series with intra-Sec-
tional games, that is. east against east
a. q west against west. Some base
ball observers have felt that it would
be much better to have west against
east and vice versa in the opening
games. McGraw dubbed the scheme
impractical"
For the eastern teams to open in
the west, or the other way around,
one Of two things would have to hap
pen." he said. Either the travelling
team would have to journey right
back home after q. short series on the
road, which would bring about q
rather heavy expense, or the travel
ing teams would have to keep right
on travelling and complete a regular
sectional invasion.
If the latter plan were adopted 1t
would mean that an east team, open
ing in the west, would have to play
on the road nearly three weeks be-
fore 1t would play its first game at
home. In cities which have only one
major league club this would not be
very we'll received.
Then there would be the addition
al hardship that this scheme would
work on some Of the weaker clubs. II
one Of these were to start the season
with twenty -one or twenty-five days
on the road before playing at home
1t might scuttle that team so fast in.
to last place its chances for the sea-
son would be wrecked completely.
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.B0WBELLS VETERAN
SQUAD IS WORKING
Especial to The Tribune)

Bowbells. Dec. 2l.-Any team desir-
ing the North Dakota high school
basketball championship this year will
have to put Bowbells out Of the way
first, according to Kenneth A. Nicol-
SON. Eskimo coach.
The Eskimos this year have four
men who have played in two state
tournaments and two men who have
played in one state meet, along with
four strong candidates for regular po-
SitionS.
Bowbells has won its first five
starts against the following teams:
Powers Lake, % to Is: Flaxtoll. So to
S: Sherwood, is to S: Mohall, Is to Z;
and Powers Lake. % to 9.
Two men who have played for
three years are Captain A. Nehring,
forward, and G. Albertson, who has
been shifted from forward to center.
Men who have played two Years are
r. Anderson and E. Heath, guards.
The two one-year veterans are r.
Beck. who is being revamped from q
guard to q forward, and K. Wineman,
another forward.
Promising candidates are Allen
Auffortn, guard, and Victor Seimers
Noble Harson, and q. Nehring, for
wards.
Bowbells is playing Portal and Ken
mare this week. The remainder Of
the 23-game schedule follows:
Alumni, Dec. %.
Minot. here, Jan. 4.
Crosby, there, jan II.
Bottineau School Of Forestry, here,
Jan. Is.
Williston, there, Jan. II.
Stanley. there, Jan. Is.
Flaxton, there, Jan. %.
Donnybrook, here, Jan. IS.
Kenmare, here, Feb. /.
Carpio. here, Feb. 8.
Mohall, here. Feb. Is.
Carpio, there, Feb. Is.
Donnybrook. there, Feb 10.
Sherwood, here, Feb. %.
Crosby, here, Feb. q.
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STATE HIGH SCHOOL FLOOR
DRIVE FOLLOWS CHRISTMAS

Specimen. Adam Wetzstein, Raymond
Spchn. and Frank Wagner, guards.
McMahan also has mapped out an
extensive schedule for his reserves,
which are known as the "Papooses.'
Roy Mcleod. Bismarck tutor, has
five lattermen returning. and pros
poets for q ran2y. husky five. Letter
men returning are Ben Jacobson and
Gordic Landers. forwards: Eddie
Sprigg3. center. and John O'Hare and
Fay Brown. guards. They were all
members OF the strong Bismarck foot
ball team last fall and have weight
and height.
Among the most promising candi-
dates for first team perths are Ted
Meinhovcr. all-statc football tackle
who measures over six feet six inches:
Bob Paris. all-statc football guard
who is biz man. and Schwartz, a
newcomer.
kenmarc Expects Success
II. A. Mcleod. kenmarc mentor
and one of the Mcleod coaching trio
Of brothers. has but ono letterman
on his squad at the northern city,
that being PORTER. a guard of one
years experience.
kenmare'5 most promising candi-
oates ere Torkelson. center: Harry G..
Dokken. Gulsrud and Elgic. forwards,
and Anderson. Jones. guards.
Games played in the state last
night follow. Linton at Bismarck;
Cassclton at Fargo. Wahpeton at
Hankin5on: Thief River Falls. Mimi.
at Valley City; Bowoells at Kennaare,
and HaZo'1 al New Salem.
Many Of the state teams have ar
ranged games with their respective
alumni teams for the coming holi-
days.
Weekend games scheduled follow:
Tonight
Drake at Minot.
Linton at Mandan.
Watford City at Williston.
st. Thomas at Grafton.
Hatton at Fillsboro.
Carson at New Salem.
Saturday
Plnsrcc at Jamestown.
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ing three field goals and one foul
basket in addition to his tight defen-
sive work OH the floor.
Slow To Start
Both teams were slow to start.
seeming heavy on their feet. North
Dakota missed a great number of
chances by poor shooting early in the
game. The North Central boys
worked the ball down the floor better
than the Illini and for the first half
they seemed to have better defense.
Illinois took no chances and made
no substitutions during the game.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-21
RESERVES DEFEAT
ST. MARY'S TEAM

The Demon Reserves defeated st.
Mary's high school in @ preliminary
to. the Bismarck Linton game last
night. The score was Il to 10
Inability to shoot from throws
probably cost st. Mary's the game,
though they were outplayed on the
floor in the close tilt. The Catholics
succeeded in making only four Of IA
free chances
Hoskins. of the Reserves, and Boes-
plug, Of st. Mary's. led their teams
In scoring, each netting two field
goals.
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ILLINOIS EKES OUT
ONE-P0|N7 VICTORY
in THRILLING GAME
Score is 20 to q; EverIy.
Though Injured, Is Star
of Contest
GAME is DECIDED At GUN
illinois Took No Chances and
Refused to Make Single
Substitution
GAME is DECIDED At GUN

Champaign. ILL.,, Dec. 21.--P)-1lli-
nois made it three straight last night
by defeating the University of North
Dakota % to ~ in as hectic basket
ball game as was ever played in the
new gymnasium here before a wild
throng OF 5000 fans.
The lead changed so fast in the
closing minutes that the crowd was
on its feet continually and the final
result was in doubt until the gun.
Harper Begins Scoring
Chuck Harper. Illinois forward,
made a field goal in the last five
seconds of play to insure the Illinois
victory. The gun sounded with the
travelling Dakotan team in possession
of the ball and fast working it down
into Illinois territory.
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Africa has a baseball league,
known as the "Ligue Tunisienne de
Baseball" which was formed by an
American, DR.. G. G.. Kelly. The
teams take American names and
are mostly made up of Jews, In
dams, Frenchmen, and Arabs. It
Is said the men are excellent hitters,
and that the Arabs are even faster
on the bases than American players.
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The sage-brush desert Of northern
Nevada is one Of the few remaining
areas Of concentration Of the dimin-
ishing pronghorn antelope Of the
United States. There are upwards
Of 1000 animals on the reservation.
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Athletes from Oxford and Gam

Athletes from Oxford and Cam
bridge universities in England will
participate with Yale and Harvard
in q. joint track and field meet at
Soldiers Field, in Boston, on July
Is, 1929. Yale and Harvard met
the combined teams Of Cambridge
and Oxford in England in 1927, and
at that time the English team was
victorious.
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Fights Last Night
by The Associated Pres

tBy The Associated Press
Boston - Al Mello. Lowell.
Mass, outpointed Vince Dundee,
Baltimore, (l0).
Cincinnati-Babe Herman, New
York, won over Eddie Anderson.
Cody, Wyo.. foul, ~. Billy Sui
Ivan, Cincinnati, outpointed
Sailor Bishop, Louisville, (6).
Macon. Ga. Young Stribling,
Macon. knocked out Don Pancho,
Castana. Tampa, Fla, ~.
McKeesport, Pa. - California
Joe Cans, Gary, Ind, outpointed
Dominick Profio, Pittsburgh, (lO).
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After trailing the
Big Ten team at
the half. Is to II.
the Flickertails
found their basket
eyes and Al Letich
and Vic Brown
scored in the first
two minutes of the
second half to give
the DakOtanS a Is
to Is lead.
Harold Eberly,
just recovering
from a severe knee
injury. starred for
the North Central
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETrNo

The Annual MeeIinx nf fha Grn.k
holders Of the Bismarck Buildin.
and Loan Association will be held Il
the office. Of the Secretary. in th1
City u Bismarck. North Dakota. 81
o'clock y. NJ
+. 1. CoNkLlN. Secretary.
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SubstitutiOns: Observation-Disclosures
for Loehrke;; Hoffman for OHare;
Loehrkc for Landers: O'Hare for
Spriggs.
Referee: Burdick, Mandan Timer:
Anderson, Bismarck
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GOODBY. DENNY WILLIAMS

Denny Williams, who played with
the Red Sox last year and was with
Mobile few years back, has been
sent to Portland in the Pacific Coast
League by the Boston club.
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Washington, d. c., is joining the
ranks with other cities with the es-
Establishment Of a course for whippet
racing.
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HE CAN AEEnRn TT

HE CAN AFFORD IT
Contract Of Rene De Nos, crack
Belgian middleweight. was recently
sold for 5000 to Anthony J. Drex-
el Blddle, DR., Philadelphia multi
millionaire.
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When the American Chicago recently
young
trades Bucy Harris Of the Tigers Pecknpaugh
ans MAKE whereby
and Kenneth Holloway Lena Bakburn White
Couldn't
shown ct the left Harris in the right
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-21
SOME SPEED FOR ATLANTA

Maurice Archdeacon. termed the
fastest man ir baseball a few years
ago, will play with Atlanta in the
Southern League next year.