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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-17
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MEN RETURNED

Brookings, S. D., Nov. 17.-One
letter man and squad Of promis-
ing sophomores reported to Coach
George Edmonds for the preliminary
basketball drills which started last
week at South Dakota State college.
Five letter men from last year will
be added to the squad when the foot
ball schedule closes on Thanksgiving
Day. .,.,-~uW0
Uf the six veterans available, only
Nicholson, diminutive forward, re-
ported this week. Captain Schaefer,
forward, krug and Herting, guards,
and Engelmann and Baker, centers,
are all regulars on the football team.
This means that they will report in
fine physical condition unless they
suffer injuries in the remaining
three gridiron games.
Among the most promising sopho.
mores who turned out for the first
practice are: Hamann, New Ulm,
center and forward; Carey, Salem,
forward; Morris, Westport, forward;
Norvold, Volga, forward; Lewis,
Florence, guard; Arnold, Mitchell,
guard; and Colby, Bookings, for
ward.
The complete early-season sched-
ule has not been definitely arranged,
but tentative dates have been Sc
cured with the Cudahy Packing COM
pany outfit of Sioux City, Columbus
college of Sioux Falls, Yankton and
Dakota Wesleyan colleges. The
north central conference schedule, as
announced by Edmunds, follows:
Jan. university Of South Da-
kota at Vermilion.
Jan. 19-North Dakota Aggies
here.
Jan. Electromagnetic at Sioux
City.
Feb. North Dakota Aggies at
Fargo.
Feb. 3.-North Dakota university
at Grand Forks.
Feb. 9-North Dakota university
here.
Feb. 16-South Dakota university
here.
March 2-Morningside here.
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lNGWERSEN'S
OUTFIT GIVEN
CRITIC CHOICE
Badgers Are Feared, However,
Because of Their Great
Passing Game
ILLINI MEETS MAROON
Northwestern, Now a Powerful
Eleven, Faces Pages In.
diana Machine

Chicago, Nov. IT, up - First
place in the Big Ten football cham
pionship race and membership in the
nations select circle of undefeatcd
teams were at stake at Iowa City
today, where Iowa and Wisconsin
match speed and Drawn before $4,000
spectators.
The battle, which may decide the
championship misunderstanding up
sets in next weeks final games
was easily the outstanding attraction
of the western conferences schedule,
which included games between Chi
cago and Illinois, and Northwestern
and Indiana.
Iowa Is Picked
Because of impressive triumphs
over Minnesota and Ohio, Coach
Burt Ingwersen's ponderous Iowa
machine was experts choice to win.
Wisconsin, however, packed a pass
ing game that has fooled every team
it has met this season, and was con-
coded big chance. A steady drizzle
yesterday made the playing field
heavy. and that was regarded as an
advantage for Iowa, which has an
almost invincible line attack.
In vindictive mood because of its
defeat by Michigan two weeks ago,
Illinois. 1927 champions, invaded
Chicago bent on giving Coach Amos
Alonzo Stages men their fifth
straight conference licking. Chicago
was in good physical shape, for once,
but wasn't conceded much of a
chance to turn back the Illni.
At Bloomington, Northwestern
and Indiana were to do battle. Off
to a poor start, Northwestern has
snapped into powerful aggregation
with victories over Minnesota and
Purdue, and today was pointing to
first-division berth in the final
conference rating. Indiana was
badly crippled. The field was soggy
and heavy.
Gophers Meet Indians
Minnesota had the once mighty
Haskell Indians for opponents in
nonconference clash, which was re-
garded as merely workout for the
Gophers. Spears is thinking of that
Wisconsin game next week.
An ancient enemy, Wabash, was
at Purdue, and this, time the Boiler
makers were fearing an aerial at
tack. Today's battle was the twenty
eighth between the two schools.
Harry kipke, one Of the best ball
carriers ever at the University Of
Michigan. led his Michigan State
college eleven to Ann Arbor to meet
the Wolverines.
Coach Jack Wilce planned to do
considerable experimenting today
when his Ohio State eleven tackles
Muskingum at Columbus.
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VICTOR
TO SHOW HERE
Wee Willie Meehan, Awarded
$50 for kayoing Dempsey,
in Appearances

Willie Mecnan, one-time heavy
weight champion Of the Navy, and
known the world over as "the only
man who ever knocked out Jack
Dempsey" is coming to Bismarck.
Meehan isn't coming for a fight,
although he admits he has never
run away from one in the street or
the ring.
Familiarly known as Wee Willie,
$50 pounds, cauliflower ears and
loud voiced, Meehan is in the COM
edy drama, appearances" on its
first American tour and playing at
the auditorium here one night, Mon
day.
Meehan has the part of the court
bailiff in the second act, a trial
scene, and while he hasn't single
line to say, he has the important job
Of ejecting an explosive and trouble
some spectator who has chagrined
the Judge by frequent interruptions
during another witness testimony
Needless to say, Meehan does the
bouncer assignment without diff
Guilty.
Matched With Maulcr
Meehan's famous fight with
Dempsey came in those not-too-long-
ago days when Dempsey was not
much better than a hobo, riding
around the West in box cars, instead
of in Pullmans with his movie queen
wife, Estelle Taylor, at his side.
Meehan and Dempsey were
matched in preliminary bout in
Emeryville, across the bay from San
Francisco. Dempsey was floored in
the fourth round with series of up.
percuts and body punches. Dempsey
got $25 and Meehan $50.
incidentally, Dempsey was on the
stage recently, appearing in Belas.
cos production, 1.-THE Big Fight" a
story of the love affairs of a pugi.
list and a manicurist, with bootleg.
gers, gunner and others of Broad.
way involved.
Dempsey's career was short-lived
The play didn't catch the publ,
fancy and it was closed.
Turned Down Offer
Dempsey offered me $3.50 a week
to 60 in that show" Meehan told
Seattle sport writer's while appear,
ances" was there prior to heading
to Bismarck and Chicago. II was
to be the other fighter in the bic
scene of the fight. My part was te
take it on the chin and Dempsey wa:
to win. Well, l couldn't see it.
know that guy Dempsey. He
wouldn't pull his punches and he'e
square things with me for that EN-
eryville scrap"
But Meehan was lucky he didn'
sign with Dempsey's show. It..
closed now, and Meehan, alread,
having been on appearances" paw
roll more than three months. ha,
perhaps year ahead of him due t,
the success of appearances" on it.
first American tour.
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STATE SET FOR
GOPHER B TILT

Brookings, S. D., Nov. ia
squad of % South Dakota College
Jackrabbits left here Friday morn
ing for Minneapolis, where they will
take whirl today at the great un-
known-the B team of the Univer-
sity Of Minnesota.
Jackrabbit football teams in years
past have played Big Ten conference
teams and have given good account
Of themselves. But this is the first
time they have locked horns with
B team. Hence. the expression "the
great unknown"
The workouts for the last three
days were hampered by a wet field
and early darkness but the condi-
ton Of the field gave the boys some
experience in handling the ball I'M
der the adverse conditions which
they are likely to meet in the COM
ing three games. Thursday night
the squad was sent back to early
season fundamentals when drill
on tackling was handed out. Coach
kasper was not too well satisfied
with this department of the game
in North Dakota Aggie contest when
the Bison halfback, Peschel, dashed
through the outfit for 7O-yard run
for touchdown.
Kasper is pinning his hopes for
victory on a powerful line and
pair of halfbacks, Engelmann and
Schafer, who have not been stopped
this year. The Jackrabbit line, from
tackle, was built this year from
sophomores, made over backfield
men and reserves, but the recon-
struction has been so thorough that
sports writer's and dopsters concede
it to be the best line in the North
Central conference.
Hoberg, with little previous ex-
perience, has developed into a pow
erful tackle and Jenison, a sopho-
more, has come along SO we'll he has
attracted the attention of critics in
search of all-conference material.
The first string guards, Adler and
Hadler, are comparatively new at
their positions but have yet to be
out-played. Adler played some of
the games at guard last year, but
Hadler was a backfield man until
Kasper looked over his chunky build
and picked him for a lineman.
Hiner, the center, had only mediocre
success as reserve tackle for two
seasons but slipped into the breach
and plugged the hole at center that
caused lot of worry to the coach
early in the season. His accurate
passing has been the feature Of
every game. The three veteran
wing men, Krug, Eggers and Her.
ting, are doing all that was expected
of them and form one Of the strong
est end combinations in the confer
(ence.
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R0jAS WORKS
AS WATCHMAN
Once Heavyweight Contender
Is Broke, Punch Drunk, and
Down and Out

Tulsa, Okla, Nov. 17.-(AP)-
His fighting career behind him,
Quintin Romero Rojas of Chile, once
regarded as a contender for the
heavyweight title, was en- route to
New York today to accept job as
a Waterman.
Before leaving here last night
Rojas announced he was through
with the fight game, and would take
up less strenuous work to support
his wife and three children.
Rojas, who was suspended and
fined $500 for failure to put up a
fight against Babe Hunt, Ponca
city heavyweight who knocked him
out in the second round Thursday
night, was described by Roy Rhodes,
promoter, as through, broke, punch
drunk and down and out"
The $500 fine represented the full
amount of Rojas purse for the Tulsa
appearance, and he accepted $50
from one of the fight promoters to
defray his travelling expenses.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-17
NEBRASKA AND
PANTHERSS SET

Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 17.--E--A
rain-soaked field and the Pittsburgh
Panthers were hazards that faced
the University Of Nebraska today
in the quest for national football
honors.
Pittsburgh came west with full
fighting strength to break the Ne
braska record of no defeats or ties
for the year. A spongy, slippery
gridiron was the battle-ground.
The game, besides having bear
ing on the unofficial national title,
was a rubber contest. Pittsburgh
defeated the Nebraskans 21-13 last
year, while Nebraska scored 100
victory in 1921. Both previous
games were played in Pittsburgh.
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illinois Officials
Think Averages Law
Counts In Football

Chicago, Nov. 17.-There's an old
saying that the law Of averages will
always work out. Illinois football;
officials are convinced Of that.
When Frosty Peters drop-kick
from the 42-yard line in the recent
Illinois Michigan game hit the bar
and dropped back, it was the law
Of averages working, evening up
things for the time when . kick Z
1sw seasons back had hit the bar
and bounced over to win the game
for Illinois.
During the 1920 season, in the
ulinois- Chicago game, Ralph Fetch
- placement kick hit the bar, just
ya9 p6tsrs' did recently, and won the
$3.50 for Illinois, 80.
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Did you know that

The Michigans wore canary
c0lored jerseys against the
Nays And it was the first
time in 50 years the Michigans
didn't wear the blue The
Notre Danes wore green jer.
seys against the West Points a
couple of years ago And
the numbers were all wrong
80. Florida has ; IS piece
band that is willing to match
tunes against the Ohio State
100.horn outfit =. Columbus
treated the Princetons SO swell
they want to 60 back again.
The feds didn't confiscate any
Princeton TASKS, but they
cleaned out the Ohio side.
Sparky Adams, quarterback of
the North Carolina States, ID
from Youngstown, Ohio
And they say he is swell =.
Fat Spears wants the coaching
job at Ohio State.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-17
French Golfers Have
Trouble With Crows

St. Germain-en-Laye, France, Nov.
17.-(AP)-The stuffed crow with a
golf ball in it's beak has been adopted
facetiously here as the emblem of
this club which possesses one of the
most beautiful courses in France.
The only incident that breaks the
tranquil loneliness of the parkland
and meadows is the ferocious Yell
i'm of the caddies as from time to
time they drive the crows away.
Scarcely an hour goes by in which
the predatory crow does not carry
off golf ball to the arrangement
OF the scores, the vexation of the
players and the amusement of the
gallery.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-17

ganIZaClOn are USED exclusively IN
this city by this newspaper.
Henry L. Farrell, nationally
known sports authority, is the
sports editor of NEA Service.
Matherne is his assistant. Laufer
and Knick are artists of the sports
department..
This can serve as your introduce
ton to these writer's and artists
whose work, known nationally, en-
ables an efficient local staff to make
the sports pages Of The Tribune
the most interesting in this city.
Farrell's writings are familiar to
every sport fan in this country.
Rich in background. known and
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-17
Yankee Mermaid in
Bermuda for Winter

Hamilton. Bermuda, Nov. 17.-(P)
Mrs. Myrtle Huddleston, American
endurance swimmer, in Bermuda to
spend the winter, says she will try to
swim the English channel from
France to England and from Eng
land to France next spring.
Mrs. Huddleston was the only
woman entry in the Catalina swim
to finish and took one Of the prizes.
She swan 60 hours in an outdoor
tank at Coney Island and has a rec
ord of so hours in an indoor tank.
She hopes to beat both records
while here.
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Service. His coverage Of the base
ball training camps and Of fight
camps before heavyweight cham
pionship bouts, as well as his
striking pen portraits of sport
figures, have been acclaimed as UNI
usual bits of work.
Knick-and we must tell you he
was christened Irving, S. Knicker-
bocker-held a dozen different jobs
before he started to draw. While
working as a clerk on an ocean
liner, he found sketching much
more interesting than pounding a
typewriter-so he went to art school
and won high honors. Now he sun-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-17

liked by prominent figures the
recognized today
years he editor of the United Press.
His column did You
in this country.
Matherne has been with NEA speciaz
athletics having begun his thorough training intercollegiate sports
while attending the University Alabama
specialized in athletics.
in
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-17
PRACTIC

PRACTICE WITH WET BALL
Officials at New York University
often wet the football for the men
to practice with in order to get them
accustomed to handling a slippery
ball.
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THREE BROTHERS TOGETHER
Three brothers are playing on the
same football team at Tacoma.
Wash. They are Allie, Doug and
Ed James, with one of the semi.
pro teams in that city.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-17
LINTON PLANS HOCKEY

Linton, N. D., Nov. IT, Linton
may have q hockey club this year.
A meeting Of persons interested in
getting the club started was called
for last night by Jonathan Hoff.
Linton.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-17
TROJANS PLAN CREW

University of Southern California
officials plan having a rowing crew
within few years to race against
Washington and California annually
and also participate in the Pough-
keepsie regatta.
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NICE FOR 1929 AND 1880
Fifteen members of the varsity
squad at Florida this year are men,
bers of the sophomore class.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-17
Work OF National Experts
Appearing in The Tribune

Perhaps while reading the sports of The Tribune
what
Bob Matherne and the drawings Laufer and Knck
The Tribune, making effort readers co
national
largest newspcture feature whereby
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-11-17

AS GOOD AS ANY OTHER
western Reserve University's
FOOTBALL team is known as the "Red
Cats this year instead Of the
Pioneers"
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WENT ON LONG CAMP

Bill Carrigan and several MEM
bers of his Boston Red Sox went
on q long hunting trip in Maine i'm
mediately after the season closed.
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ALL ARE NATIVE SONS

TIL 7K1SU NA11V y 6O1VS
Athletic officials at West Virgin
ia say that every member of their
football squad Is natl. OF the
state.
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plies the sports department with weekly
other comic illustrations
que Of sport characters gained him
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THEIR FIRST MEETING
When Oklahoma Aggies played
West Virginia this year, it was their
first football meeting.
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