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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-02-04
ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH
Missouri Synod

Fourth Street and Avenue a
]. v. Richert, Pastor
Sunday services as follows:
$3.50 a. m. Sunday School In
charge of Miss Ella Brelje, supt.
1890 a. m. - Morning service,
Germany.
2:30 p. m.-The pastor will preach
at Driscoll.
$50 p. m. Bible study in charge
Of the Walther League.
1880. Evening service. Eng.
lish), sermon: "Jesus, the Friend Of
Sinners"
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Wo0h1nef00, Feb. I.-(Ap)-Ihe
weight Of the blow caused By The Ne.
lease Il Robert W. Stewart on .
writ Of habeas corpus today weighed
heavily on tho senate, whore some
Of the lawyers said Il might be even
several years before Stewart was
returned 70 the custody ok that
branch Of congress.
These lawyers held that The Dis
trict Of Columbia supreme court
must decide whether the question
propounded 70 the oil mar were de.
signed to elicit Information about
matters On which coagTess must Leg.
islate. After the decision on that,
they said, appeals were in order by
Stewart to the higher courts.
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(Buck )-Presbyterian church quar-.
tet.
Sermon-Paul s. Wright.
Organ postluds, "Cfand Chorus"
Becker.
Evening service 1t 1880.
Organ numbers: "Dawn" (Mason) /;
sBerceuse" IN Jinsky): "March
Movement (xoru).
Special numbers By chorus choir
under the dirsctien q Paul s.
Wright.
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trading slow, market steady; Wis.
consin sacked round whites, l.56 TO
1865; Idaho sacked russell Burbanks
No. l, 1.55 to 1.65; few fancy shade
higher: commercial pack 1856 to
Las.
Minneapolis, Feb. 4.-fR-(U. s..
D. Of A.)-Potatoes: Better wire
inquiry; demand light; market firm;
carloads delivered sales, freight
only deducted, Minneapolis and Sc.
Paul rate, sacked hundredweight,
round whites, United States No. !,
mostly around $40.
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! Avo0oo q ma 0ovoasb SeyooS
]. q. Monsoon, Pastor
Services, Sunday at 1915 .. N.
Topic: "Crowine In Grace.
Special numbers b. the choir, also
9 solo by 4iss Galbraith, blind lady
from Kansas.
In the evening the church will b
given over to the Luther League.
The exercises commence at 7:30 With
Scripture reading and hymn singing,
followed BY the following special
numbers:
Piano solo, "Prelude" Edward
6chutt)-Miss Torbia Sorenson.
"Now the Day u Over" oscar
Borg)-4ixed choir.
Violin solo. Souvenir" (Drdla) y
L. E. Wang.
Discussion Of topic: "Ths Augs-
burg Confession, and the Time in
Which It Was Brought FORTH" led
by John HUSKY, superintendent Of
the Sunday school.
bleCABE METHODIST CHURCH
Walter =. Water. Pastor
Divine service Win b conducted
tomorrow % follows:
1880 Morning worship. The
pastor Will preach on I'll, subject:
"Why Pray?" The choir will sing
the anthem, II Come to Thee" by
Cara Roma, and Harold Beall will
favor US with . solo entitled II Do
Believe" by Ball. Organ Music:
Poeme = Fibich. Melody-Friml.
March Movement-Kern.
1900 noon. Sunday school,
Glasses for all ages).
$3.50 p. m. Junior league.
$3.50 p. m. intermediate and Ep-
worth League. Topic: 1.-THE Christ"
from Chapters 10, IL, IL, -, 1.-THE
Christ Of the Indian Road" Leader,
Miss Beulah Shurr.
1880 p. m. The pastor will preach
the last sermon Of the series on
Masterpieces In Art" The subject
for consideration will b Millet's e.
nous picture, 1.-THE Cleaners" Al
large print will be on exhibit
throughout the service. The choir
will sing the anthem 20 Loving
Father. BY Tulsa Del Riego, and
Mrs. w. ]. Targart will favor us
with selected solo. Miss Coral
Galbraith, of the Kansas school for
the blind, will also sing and read for
us during the service. Organ music.
Dreaming-Manifold. All Through
the Night-Goldsworthy. Marche
Romaine-Gounod.
Wednesday at 1850 p. m. Church
college night. Supper at 6 p. m,
followed by stereopticon pictures,
The Indian Trails" after which the
usual classes will be held.
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No. 1 mixed durum 100; No. s
mixed wheat 1.13 1-2.
Corn: No. 6 yellow ~ IL.
Oats: No. 3 white "a rs.
Flax: No. /, 1922 IL to 2.26 S-4.
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MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE

Minneapolis, Feb. 4.-{R-Wheat
receipts today 223 compared to 1O1
a year ago. Minneapolis cash wheat
and coarse grain closing quotations
today follow:
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the courts and that hi testimony
shouA b givsn be6ofe . Jury. No
amount Il hammsTing b committee
memboro could shake his determine
ton to remain silent. He talked
freely about ~ phases q the In
quiry except that concotnine the
disposition made of tho company's
profits from IL contract 70 buy oil
from ~ 4ielde Of Tie late =. A,
Humphreys Of Denver, and sell Il 70
The Standard and etAer componies.
IN some q which Sinclair d Inter.
ested.
H. arrest u Stewart offers Z
parallel With The case Of Sinclair,
who .ikewise was held IN contempt
Of the senate for refusal 70 testify.
In the Sinclair case, however, the
senate turned his case Over 70 the
District q Columbia courts, end he
now + under . three-month cen
tence.
Senator walsh desires that this
time the senate iteolf should sen
tence Stewart because Il offers
quicker action.
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ST. GEORGES EPISCOPAL

Corner Third and ThAyer
Rev. F. n. Davenport Rector.
514 Mandan st.
Septuagesima Sunday.
8 q. m. Holy Communion.
1890 a. m. Choral Eucharist.
Gospel for the day: 1.-THE Laborers
in the Vineyard"
II noon. Church school.
2 p. m. Choral evensong broad.
cast from KFYR.
Monday, 1880 p. m. vestry meet
mig.
Thursday, 3 p. m. w. A. meets
at home Of Mrs. J. B. Belk.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Fourth Street and Avenue =
G. a. Stenhens. Minister

C. A. Stephens, Minister
1890 Morning worship.
1900 Sunday school, Fred Miller,
superintendent.
$500 Junior B. Y. p. U.
$3.50 Senior and intermediate
B. Y. p. u.
1880 Evening worship.
800 Monday afternoon the Aid
will meet at the church.
Beginning Tuesday morning at 9
o'clock the Pastors Institute will Be
in session through Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday. There will be
preaching by some member Of the
faculty Of the institute each eve.
ming. The meetings are open to oil
who wish to attend.
Rev. 2. MONIES, state evangelist
81 North Dakota, will be the preach
or at both services Sunday. Rev.
MONIES YVES pastor ct Powers Lake
for number Of years.
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The SECS cover about q per cent
Of the oarth's surface.
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Morning worship ct 1880, broad
cast by KFyRs
Organ prelude. "Allegro Con Brio"
(Robertsj-Gracs Duryee Morris. .
Anthem. "Sot - the Voice"
(Scott) -Nesdaunes Wingresns And
Bavendick. Mesers. Halverson and
Humphreys.
Offertory, AL Through the
Night" -Coldsworthy.
/ Anthem, ATs Deum in C-flat"
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The average loss Of life in the
United States from lightning is
about five per million Of population.
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North Central Loop
Cage Race Standing

cause Of the tight defensive strug-
gle, and both clubs were forced to
resort to long filings, to achieve any
results. North Dakota could not
drop these in while the Staters
found the backboards to their lik-
ing.
Letich and Eberly played we'll for
the losers. Eberly's defensive game
at guard was most effective until
the last part Of the second period.
North Dakota did not seem to be as
we'll col litioned as their huskier
opponents from the south, and this
seemingly played its part in the
struggle.
Score Is Tied
The score was tied II to II with
10 minutes left. Then Sessler drop
ped three in from the side in quick
succession. This seemingly put re-
newed life in the Jackrabbits and
from then on there was no stop
ping them. Nicholson took VI
where Sessler stopped, and flung
three hard side shots through The
rim. Meanwhile North Dakota haC
to be content with a field goal anc
long throw from the court BY
Letich. States team showed fine
defense, good passing and unusua
success in the shooting end, ant
from its showing Saturday night
undoubtedly will be heard from II
convincing style in the remainder Of
the conference race.
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Speaker Must Reduce
Salary to Play With
Senators, Says Griff

Tampa, Fla, Jan. 23.-(R-Clark
Griffith, presidene. Of tho Washing
ton American League club, said to-
day that iris Speaker must volun-
tarily reduce his own salary within
the next week or give up his center
field berth with the Senators.
"It's up TO Speaker" said Crit
fifth. HE MIST make the first
move. If he wants to play for
Washington this ssacon he will have
to cut his salary. Unless he does,
he automatically will be released
February l."
Griffith mentioned the name Of
West, hard hitting recruit from
the Southern Association, as q pos
sible center fielder for the Senator'S.
"Although West was Handicapped
during the past season by sickness.
Griffith said, Il think it would take
good ball player to beat him out
Of the job this year if Speaker goes
OUT
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NABH0LTZ WINS
Ell PAS0 MEET
BY, ONE STROKE
Explosion Shot and Perfect
Putt Send Macdonald Smith
Into Second

FL Paso, Texts, Jan. 23.-(R-A
sensational recovery on the, last
hole in the second annual Ell Paso
open golf tournament brought VIC
tory by . single stroke to Larry
Nabholtz, unattached professional
from Cleveland.
Nabholtz finished the 72-holes
over the Ell Paso country club in
293 strokes, one over par, beating
Macdonald Smith, Of New York,
who needed 294.
Sending the ball we'll down the
fairway on the 18th hole on the fin
al round, Nabholtz apparently had
eluded the bad luck attending the
first part Of the final round, but it
rolled behind a tree and then into
q trap near the green. He elected
an explosion shot. The ball trimmed
the cup and rolled on IL feet. A
perfect putt gave him three and
first prize of $1,000.
Smith received $500.
Four veterans finished in a tic
for third place with 295. They
were: Al Espinosa. Chicago; Will
Ii, Hunter, Los Angeles; Billie
Burke, New York, and Bill Mehl-
horn, Pittsburgh. They divided the
5000 offered as third, fourth, fifth
! and sixth prizes.
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PURDUE HOLDS
Big TEN LEAD
Indiana May Play Boilermak'
ers in Championship Game
This Week

Chicago, Jan. %. - N ~ With
every team except Purdue plunged
at least once in the defeat column,
Big Ten basketball enthusiasts
turned their eyes towal' the banks
of the Wabash today.
In the Purdue gymnasium, not far
from this river, the headline bill Of
the week and possibly Of the season
will be played tomorrow night. It
is the game between Purdue and In
diana.
It Indiana turns tables on the
sharp shooting Boilermakers, she
viii head the Big Ten basketball pa
rade with four victories and one de-
feat. If Purdue wins, it will have
an edge which will make it hard
team to catch.
Only one other game will be
played this week - the last before
the semester examinations. That is
the Minnesota Chicago game here
Saturday night. With one victory
and three defeats, Chicago is con-
sidered out of the race. Minnesota
has lost one game and won one.
Indiana and Purdue turr.ed in the
best performances Saturday night.
Indiana Defeated Illinois Z to g.
while Purdue won over Iowa. as ia
%. Chicago won its first conference
victory Of the year, defeating Ohio
| State, "a to q.
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Peltzer Race Hearing
Is Set For This Week

New York, Jan. 23.-tP)-Wheth-
er Dr.. Otto Peltzer, Germany's
crack middle distance runner, will
be allowed to compete in this coun-
try, probably will b definitely set
tied 1t meeting Of the foreign re-
lations committee Of the Amcteur
Athletic union here this week.
Although Joseph B. McCabe Of
Boston, chairman Of the committee,
has issued no formal call FOR such
. gathering, It has been suggested
@ some problem, Daniel J. Ferris,
secretary-treasurer Of the A. A. u.
and member Of the committee, said
i s. spnrosved 81 tie chsirm u. viii II
b held at the A. A. u. headquar-
tiers here today. Ferris said.
Indications were that pending
this conference the case would be
at . standstill.
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finn wins EUROPE
ICE CHAMPIONSHIP
Clas Thunberg Takes Speed
Skating Championship by
Beating Norwegians

Oslo. Norway, Jan. 23.-tP-
Clas Thunberg, Of Finland, holds
the amateur speed skating cham
pionship of Europe by virtue of
winning two first places and plac-
ing on another occasion in a two
day contest here.
He skated to first place in the
15OO-meter event in 2 minutes %
$40 seconds.
Ballangrud, of Norway, finished
first in the 1O,OOO-meter race, COW
cring the distance in Is minutes
l 80 seconds. The other skaters
finished: Evenson, of Norway, Sec
ond, Is minutes. 3 $40 seconds
Thunberg, third, Is minutes, 5 $40
seconds.
Thunberg won the 500-meter race
Friday.
King Haakon of Norway. and
Crown Prince Olaf were among the
10000 spectators at the races.
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N0DAKS LOSE
STATE GAME
South Dakota State Romps Ia
20 to 20 Victory Over
Flicker VARSITY

Grand Forks, N. D., Jan. 3d.
Any hopes North Dakota had Of
annexing the North Central confer
ence basketball championship this
winter were almost totally extin-
guished here Saturday night in the
form Of 20 to 20 defeat at the
hands of fighting South Dakota
State court team.
Behind 10 to 6 at half time, South
Dakota State played brilliant up
hill game in the second half which
completely squashed a tough North
Dakota defense. Held to three field
goals in the first half. States
marksmen bombarded the loop with
different results in the last 20 min
utes.
Get Four Baskets
Sessler and Nicholson each hung
up four baskets in this period,
while Cheadlc helped. them along
with some clever dribbling. It was
a hammer and tongs contest, rough
to the extreme. Few open shots
were allowed in the first half be-
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BRAVES RALLY TO
DEFEAT JAMESTOWN
Mcdonald and Seitz Lead Man.
dan to Sensational Is TO
II Victory

jamestown, N. D., Jan. 23.-Man-
dams Braves defeated jamestown
high schools Bluejays, Is to II, in
hot battle here Saturday.
jamestown, taking the lead from
the start, stood on the long end Of
A to count at the end Of the
first quarter and at the close Of the
half led, 6 to 4.
However, the Braves. gaining
momentum, managed to crowd close
in the third quarter and succeeded
in tying the score at 8 all as the
period ended.
In the final stanza the western
ers passed the local quint and grad
ually increased it's total to Is.
jamestown. in last minute rally
which threatened for few seconds
to overcome the Mandan lead, sue
ccedcd in showing its count up to Il
Mcdonald and Morris were stel.
lar performers for Mandan, while
Nolte and FRANKIE were outstanding
for the Bluejays.
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PHANT0MS ROLL UP
IS TO 5 VICTORY TO
|STAN70N'S SORROW
Johnny dollhouse losses Sew
en- Field Goals and Bur.
dick Nabs Six

Indulging in a shooting bee at the
expense of some Woodworking bas-
ketball players from Santon the
Bismarck Phantoms ran roughshod
over the high school floor Saturday
night to win SO to 5.
Although completely befuddled on
the defense and stunned with the
efficient manner with which its Of
tense was squelched, the north
branch five fought gamely while the
Phantoms rolled merrily along with
its basket shooting.
Johnny dollhouse proved tina his
eye for setups was in WORKING order
by scampering down the floor and
under the Stanton net to twir. in
seven field goals
Dock Burdick was not far behind
the jaunty little guard with six field
lineup that started also succeeded
in garnering at least one counter.
Something Is Wrong
Either Stanton was away off form
against the local independents or
else they played over 'seir heads
when they tangled q few weeks ago
with the State Training school quint
for comparative scores give the To-
cal outfit q big margin over their
Mandan rivals.
As far as the spt ctators, what
there was Of a crowd. could deter
mine, the Stanton lineup presented
no outstanding players. The man.
ner with which they played as q
unit was commendabl, but they
were sir ply outclassed and had no
chance whatsoever Of defeating their
fast opponents.
Negotiations were in progress, to-
day for q g: e between the Phan-
toms and Company I at Fort Lin
coin. The army five has taken the
championship Of the fourth infan-
try for the past two years and are
yet to be trimmed here. IF sched-
uled the game will be played Tues
dav night.
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Lars Haugen Ties
Worlds ScaffOld
Ski Jump Record

Westby, Wis, Jan. 23.-R-Lars
Haugen, national amateur ski
jumping champion, tied the worlds
record for a scaffold jump when
he leaped 1873 feet at the sixth an
nual tournament Of the Snowflake
Ski club Of Westby, Sunday.
Haugen won the class A division
Of the tournament with 18.476
points, while Peter Falstad, Canton,
S. D., had 18.415 points to win sec
ond.
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New Minor League
Circuit Organized

Quincy, H., Jan. 23.-(F-Plans
for the organization of new
minor league baseball circuit to be
known as the Central Association
were announced Sunday by Bruce
wilkins, former minor league man.
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Totals ........... 4
Referee: Karl Ericsson.
MAKES MORN OF GOLF

Chicago, Jan. 23-When tie tired
business man plays golf and bets on
the result, he is doing his nerves
more harm than good, according to
Frederick Pierce, New York
psychologist who addressed the Ex-
ecutites' Club here. There is mora
mental strain in a round Of golf for
money than there is in whole
weeks. office work, he said.
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Anders Haugen Leaps
81 Feet to Win Meet

Gary, Ind, Jan. 23.-R-Anders
Haugen, 4O-year-old veteran Of
American ski slides, won the inau-
gural ski tournament Of the Ogden
Dunes club yesterday with one Of
the shortest jumps Of his long
career. The leap was only 90 feet.
A half completed ski slide, mea-
surfing only $50 feet, was the reason
for the short jump. Top honors in
the class B went to Roy Mikkelson
Of Norway, who jumped So feet.
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Demons Defeat Hebron,
IS to 10, In Fast Game
Carl Thornberg Leads Clan Nc
Leod in Brilliant Passing At
tack - Brickmakers Drop
First Game in Five Starts
Hank Brow n. Jacobson
ThOrnberg Are Stars

Hebron, N. d., Jan. 23.-Elashing
a brilliant passing attack in the first
four minutes Of play that nctted
three field goals, Bismarck Highs
cagcrs maintained Il six point vic
torious lead over the scrappy Hc-
bron High quint throughout fast
game Saturday night to chalk up
their second triumph over western
North Dakota five by Il score Of Is
to 10.
On the previous evening the Clan
Mcleod had loafcd through an easy
encounter with the Dickinson Mid
gets, emerging with Il % to Is VIC
tory
Roy D. McLcod's Capital City
baskcteers opened up with as flashy
an attack as has been seen among
the western buttes in many years
and before Hebron was awake to its
impending disaster, the invaders
were away to an impressive lead.
Hebron called time out after four
minutes had passed. Rallying its
forces Hebron resumed play anti
from thereon held the speedy De-
mons even.
Defensive Play Pr dominates
Both teams settled down to de-
fensive work and few close shots at
the hoop We're allowed.
| Carl Thornbcrg. Bismarck's daZ-
zling dribbler. was the outstanding
| man on the floor. He led his mates
| in the mesh assault with thee field
goals, all Of sensational variety
Hank Brown and Ben Jacobson
also proved to be tarta-s for the To-
Gals, the slippery forward and lanky
Ger ter being constant dangers
throughout the contest.
Tiedman, +. Rau and w. Rau were
the brightest performers for the
Hebronites.
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ager and baseball scout, the new
league expecting to include Jackson
vile, Hannibal, Keokuk, Macomb,
Monmouth, Galesburg. Kcwanee
La Sale and Peru clubs.
Al the prospective clubs are in
Illinois except Hannibal, in Mis-
souri,, and Keokuk. in Iowa.
The new circuit is to be q class D
league with a $4,000 salary limit, a
five rookie rule and - player limit.
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Glen Ullin Defeats
st. Mary's in Last
Few Minutes, 1914

Glen Ullin high school defeated
st. Mary's high school l.. a close, ex-
citing game here, 16 q II. At no
time was either team more than 5
points ahead. Three lucky shots
from center in one minute gave Glen
Ullin the lead in the bird quarter.
St. Mary's fought hard to overcome
the Is to 10 lead. Fortune and M.
Goetz each dropped in counter to
make the score Ia to Is. Glen Ullin
made a shot as the game ended.
Score bv >us.rters:
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thought OF Clarke Griffith that might help to win another pnnan
back pretty
However all last found an effort to pitch broken leg
suffered spring training making the all the difficult
didn't feel that could do myself club justice, quit
The coming Newark
ona league. also do little pitching take
early cant win in the
retire active fully realize ball
past performances
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to that point in my career.
The big chance finally came in the world series OF
1924 when Washington won the right to NEE: the New
York Giants Of the National league. That afte;
Is years of service.
How lost my first two games is a matter Of
history. The first defeat heart-breaking 12-in-
ming affair At the start Of the final Of the series
it seemed as ii l would go down as tho goat"
Then my chance, when Washington tied the
in the eighth inning Of the deciding game and
rushed in relief pitcher. We won In IL innings
That game also the series for Washington aud
erased me from the near goat" class
When went to my home at the close OF the 1924
series had made up my mind that was through had
intention Of retiring An alluring salary and the
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Total. $500. 2 is 3 5
Referee-Lal.ders.
Timkeeper-BrowE.
CAPTURES GOLDEN EAGLE
Flasher-Carl Berger Of near
Flasher recently caught Z live
golden eagle, having . wing spread
Of more than six feet.
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Total. ..... 5 Go 8
Referee-E. Cervinski.
Umpire-Matt Hummel.
Timekceper-Geo. Jaszkow;ak