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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-28
A. M. E. ZION SERVICE.
Pastor Tillman to Preach at John
Wesley Church.

The pastor, Rev. Henry ID. Tillman
win nreach tomorrow at i0.45 am. and
T.4S nm, at John Wesley A. al. Z. Zion
Church, Fourteenth and Corcoran
streets.
AZ $50 pm. the Buds Of Promise
children's branch of the Woman's Home
and Foreign Missionary Society OF the
Washington district, Of which Mrs. Ger
trI6e Mcdonald is superintendent, VII!
hold 9 heart day service. = Rev. Mrs.
Henrietta Peters viii speak on The
Spiritual Heart"
Church school meets at $50 am. AND
Y. c. z. Society al $50 pm.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-27
N0dakS Defeat Brigham Y0ng
FOUR JAMESTOWN BROTHERS
FAMOUS IN FOOTBALL WORLD
John, Harry, Max and Lloyd
Follow Paths to Grid Fame
at Chicago and Southern
California; Lloyd Given Credit
for Making AII-Americans.

Los Angeles, Dec. 27-(P)-Lloyd
Thomas. sterling University of South
ern California halfback who formerly
and who rode the pigskin to fame in
1928, hit the trail already travelled by
his three brothers.
The Trojan back, youngest of a
quartet of footballcrs in the Thomas
family, distinguished himself in a way
that was strangely remindful of the
work Of the other three brothers. all
OF whom have seen competition dur
ing the last eight years.
All of the Thomas boys have taken
to the gridiron as duck takes to the
water. The Oldest brother. John, full
backed for Chicago in 1921. 1922 and
1923. He was the sensation of the
maroon squad in 90, romping through
Princeton for three touchdowns and
making the late Walter Camps all
America team that year.
Chicago also was blessed with
Harry, the second brother, who played
through the seasons Of 20. % and "a
and was rated by football followers as
the equal. if not better. than the FAM
GUS John. Harry played halfback
while John was fullback in 20 and %,
John was more sensational, but Harry
was considered the better all-around
player.
Max, No. and t,.c smallest of the
pigskin-toting Tlomases, entered
Chicago during the fall of 1923, but
played only on the freshman team,
his family moving from Jamestown.
N. d.. to Riverside, Calf, and Max
entered Southern California. He lost
a year Of eligibility as transfer, but
was a mainstay at fullback on the
trojan teams of '26 and '27.
Lloyd. the last of the Thcmases
has been called ty many the maker
OF all-Americas. He helped Morton
kaer to attain that mythical. but
much-coveted position in the realm of
football glory in 1926, Morley Drury's
Path to the same honor the following
years was made easier by the stocky
Lloyd. In 1928 with his almost un-
canny offensive ard defensive ability,
he cleared the trail for Don Williams,
dynamic quarterback.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-27
POLO MEN, HORSES
GO TO CALIFORNIA
FOR GREAT SEASON
Practically Every Star in Coun-
try Will Be Present for =
Del Monte Games

Del Monte. Cal. Dec. 27.-(H,-
Promise of the greatest polo season il
California history is Turing interna-
tionally famed players and million
dollars worth of horseflesh to this
state this winter
Practically every star in the coun-
try will be on hand to try his mallct
on the Del Monte fields when COM.
petition opens Jan. l. All but one of
the American players who particle
pated in the international games have
reserved space.
A few of the principal contestants
will be Tommy Hitchcock. j. Cheever
CoWdin. Averill Hartman, George
Gordon Moore. Winston Guest.
Charles Schwartz. Laddie Sanford.
Eric Pedley. Elmer Boeseke and Carl
eton Burke.
More than 200 pc S will be stabbed
here. These include Laddie Sanford's
horses, several of which he paid more
than $4,000 for.
One team coming from Honolulu
will have Walter Dillingham;. Eddie
Baldwin and three Australians in its
lineup.
An English team will be built
around Captain Henry w. Forester
and Captain Woolfort of the 18th
Lancers
Play for the Pacific coast polo
championship will be from Feb. 3-l7
while the high goal events are listed
for Feb. 10-l7.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-27
THIRD PENNSYLVANIA
BASKETBALL MACHINE
COMING TO MIDWEST
Pittsburgh and Penn Did Not
Fare So Well in Early
December Jaunts

State College. Pa., Dec 27.-lP)-
Midwest basketball teams which
made merry in their recent games
with Fem and Pittsburgh will r.cet a
third Pennsylvania team soon.
Penn State opc.ls four-game SER
les Dec. %. The University of De-
troit will be the Nittany Lions first
opponents. The other contests will be
with Northwestern, Dec 81: Miclli-
gan, Jan. /, and Michigan State,
Jan. =.
Pitt, i'll its four-game road trip lost
to Butler. Northwestern and Wiscon-
sin. defeating only Ohio State. Penn
dropped all Of its three starts, losing
to Indiana. Ohio State and Michigan.
Penn States prospects are none too
bright. Two men. including Captain
Lou Reilly, are out with injuries, and
George Delp, two season veteran, is
a member Of the football squad rep
re5enting the east in the East-West
game, Jan. l.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-27
Kisses for the Darlings
Rough CD Fighters Grease Their Hair Rouge Their
Cheeks and Wear Velvet Pants
(By NEA Service,

New York. Dec. 27-.It was bad
enough, the old-time roughnecks
mourn, when the customers at prize
tights started to show up in soup and
fish clothes and when the warriors
began to grease down their hair and
rouge their cheeks.
But to make it worse Tex Richard
came along with an order to his hired
hands IN the Garden to put on watt
ers' clothes when they were showing
the customers to their seats in the
arena.
And to make it still worse the war
rlors adopted velvet trunks and white
gloves as two parts Of their three-part
uniforms.
The blame for the nice pure white
gloves can't be hung on the fighters,
however. The Illinois and Pennsyl-
vanla boxing commissions ordered
them used.
They found that the I've used in COL
oring leather was injurious to the skin
and eyes Of the targets, and that
white would not cause infections.
In the accompanying picture Tommy
Loughran, the light heavyweight
champion, is seen holding a pair Oi
tn undertakers mittens, and he Is
not blushing abou. IT.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-27
GEORGIA TECH COACH
BOASTS GOOD RECORD

Atlanta, Gil, Dec. 27.-tR-Bill
Alexander coach of. Georgia Tech.
who escorts his team into Rose Bowl
at Pasadena New Years Day to meet
the Golden Bears. can point to a
creditable record as football tutor.
In nine years-since he has had
charge Of the -shirted array
IN Atlanta-hc has a winning per-
centage Of 1874. or Sc victories, Is de-
feats and seven ties against all oppo-
sition. and .877 against Southern
teams. or so victories against seven
defeats.
The team that put a crimp in Alex
s-1ders record has been Knutc Rock
mes Ramblers. Notre Dame has won
six games from Tech and it required
exactly seven years for the Yellow
Jackets to record their first triumph,
over this eleven.
In his nine year reign. however
Alexander saw mis- team beat Penn
State twice, repulse Georgetown Uni
versity on four occasions, beat Rut-
gers 48 to IA when they had a repre-
sentative eleven, and in 1920 send Be
Mcmillan and his Centre college CO.
horts home with the short end Of a
"a to 0 score.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-27
HUDKINS AND DEVOS
PREP AIRED FOR BOUT

New York. Dec 27.-(F-One Of the
most important social events of the
boxing season involves Ace Hudkins,
one Of the Hudkinses Of Nebraska,
and Rene Devos, the Belgian middle
weight who is now connected with the
Biddles Of Philadelphia. They will
fight it out tomorrow night with the
prospect that most. II not all of the
white shirt fronts OF the famous
600 millionaires" will be in evidence.
Devos, fast and good hitter, has
impressed critics as the best foreign
l60-pounder to come to these shores
since Tommy Milligan. He will find
Hudkins the most willing and per-
sistent opponent he has yet met.
There Is no doubt whatever about
Il being q scrap when Ace crawls
through the ropes. The lean fair
haired puncher from the corn coun-
try prefers the going when it is rough.
The more punishment he absorbs the
more willing he seems. Like the
Wildcat for whom he is named. Hud-
kins crouches In his corner. ready for
the spring at the tap Of the bell for
svery round.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-27
HURLEY ANNOUNCES
THREE MORE BOUTS

Fargo, N. D.. Dec. 27.-Three pre-
llminary bouts featuring northwest
fighters have been added to the fistic
program to be presented at the Fargo
Auditorium New Years day by Jack
Hurley, the promoter announced.
Charley Retzlaff, Leonard, N. D..
youth, whom Hurley believes is one
Of the best heavyweight prospects Of
the day, will make his debut in Fargo.
meeting Gordon Smith of Minneano-
lis in one Of the four round contests.
Smith. according to Hurley. is a
rugged young heavyweight whose
chief assets are sturdy chin and a
willingness to trade punches.
Walter Jahnke Of New Rockford =
promising youngster, will meet Steve
Kodak OF Duluth, one Of Phil Jerks
proteges. In another four rounder.
while Eddie Bauman. Frank Kelloec's
Edgeley battler. will meet Johnny
Ciccone of Duluth in another short
contest.
Jahnke has defeated all the Ieadin:.
amateur boxers Of his weight n
North Dakota and In Woziak he viii
face q lad whom Phil Terk believes
mas great future as ring star. Cic-
cone halls from New York, having
made 9 trip west not long ago with
frankie Petrolle. and he joined Hur-
ley's stable after q visit in Duluth.
Ctccone's, opponent has appeared on
number Of programs in jamestown,
ana Valley City, and fans there be.
lieve he is z real conner.
The addition Of the four prelinni-
nary engagements brings the total
number OF scheduled rounds up to %. ?
King Tut and Russie Leroy beinr
1illed Tor 10 stanzas. while Angelo
Puglisi OF Duluth and Lee Cayanaeh
are carded for similar route Il, the
semiwindup.
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REICH COUNTS SPEED WILL
BE TESTED ON ASCOT TRACK
Mrs. John D. Hertz, Chicago,
Sends Big Colt to England;
Takes Years Feed to Insure
Against Intestinal Troubles;
Is Kentuckyp Derb Winner.

Chicago, Dec. 27.-(Py-Defying a
tradition OF more than century, Mrs
John D. Hertz Of Chicago has sent
her big red colt. Reign Count. to Eng
land to prove in the Ascot Gold cup
race that he is the fastest thorough
bred
While the Kentucky Derby winner
will be entered in several other races
his greatest test next year will be the
Ascot on June II The race has been
run for more than leo years and nev-
CT has an American como in first
The course Is two and one -half miles
up hill most OF the distance. Mrs
Hertz thinks her powerful racer il
suited to such test.
On June 3. the colt will appear first
in all English event. competing in the
Coronation Cup. If successful il
England, Mrs. Hertz may take him
to France.
Il believe my horse is the fastest
ever and / sent him to Europe te
prove it." she remarked Il believe
ALC ID SNA-l 4. sdlGl llidll Mill ~ w oil
After strenuous campaign OF
eight races. seven Of which he Won. he
is in splendid shape. And as gentle
as baby
Reign Count, whose winnings last
year were $ll2.6i0, will have the best
OF care on his European invasion. 3
S. Mitchell. trainer; Larry Mills, exer-
else boy, and Bud Allen. his faith
full groom. sailed with him. A years
supply OF feed was taken along to pre-
clude risk of intestinal troubles
Chick Lang, the Jockey who rode
the red head IN all his races. vii
ride him in Europe Lang will accom-
pany Mr. and Mrs. Hertz to ENGLAND
III April
! Many American horses have invad.
ed the English tracks. where thor.
oughbred racing was begun. but none
has been able to gain any attention
there. Parole, in 1887, followed ur
victories on this side with winning;
over there, but there has been none
since that.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-27
DEMONS AND Alumni
SCHEDULE CONTEST
Will Meet in Holiday Game at
High School Gymnasium
Tomorrow Night

Bismarck high schools cage squad
will meet an alumni team which
promises to give them their hardest
competition so far this season at the
high school gymnasium at p. m
Friday. according to an announce
ment made this morning by Roy Nc
Leod. athletic director.
The alumni team will b9 made uu
of Jimmy Olson, Johnny dollhouse
Elmer Benser. Hank Brown, Thorn
berg, Haas, Slattery. and several 9TH
ers, the Demon mentor said.
Mcleod will use Loehrke, Landers
and Jacobson, forwards. Eddie
Spriggs. center, Fay Brown. O'Hare
and Hoffman, guards. in the con-
test.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-27
TEX WILL ANNOUNCE
/. STR|BL|NC- SHARKEY
FRACAS FOR FEB. &c
New York Times Today Says
Richard Will Make An
nouncement Tomorrow

New York, Dec. 27.-(P)-The New
York Times says today that Tex
Rickard will announce tomorrow from
Miami, Fla, that he has signed Jack
Sharkey to fight young Stribling at
Miami, Feb. e.
The Times says it learns that the
differences between the promoter and
Sharkey have been patched up and
the boxers financial demands met by
a compromise and that the only
thing that remains is for Rickard to
make certain of his guarantee to
Sharkey of disinterested out-of-
town referee. A condition of the
agreement Is that Sharkey must de-
feat K. O. Christnec. Akron, Ohio
heavyweight. in their bout here Jan.
25. In the event Sharkey is defeated
Pauline Uzcudun probably will re-
place him.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-27
FRANCES
GRABBED HONORS IN
THEIR BIGGEST YEAR
Work on Tennis Courts and
Cinder Track and in Box.
ing Ring Successful

Paris. Dec. 27.-fP,-Undisput
worlds supremacy in tennis. world S
championship in boxing, and world S
record on the cinGer path with the
Olympic marathon laurel wreath
thrown in for good measure made
1928 a highly successful year for
French athletics.
The Davis Cup, the singles cham
piOnships Of Australia. France Great
Britain and the United States. all in
possession of France. testify that the
three musketeerS-Henri Cochet
Rene Lacoste end Jean Borotra-
ruled the tennis courts of the world
during the past year with a hand as
steady as the year before when they
wrested the cup from the United
States. This has been a Cochet year
all the experts and officials in the
tennis world granting the former Ly-
ons ball boy the No. place in world
ranking.
Takes Feather Title
Andre Routis' victory over Tony
Canzoneri in New York brought to
France the official featherweight title
of the world. Furthermore, French
boxing fans felt that Emile Spider
ranks near the top of the worlds fly
weights by virtue of his victory here
over Corporal Icy Schwartz in bout
which did not involve the title" the
latter claims through gift of the New
York State Athletic commission.
UCoraD N6orfir1sc Yf,nrll voonrI -
1:50 3-5 for the sOu meters set last
June, clipping full second from that
held by Doctor Otto Peltzer of Ger
many. and Ell Ouafi's victory in the
Olympic marathon proved to be
Frances only performances worthy
Of international notice in the field OF
Olympic athletics.
The year saw a break in Rene La
coste's two-year reign over the ten
mis- world as Henri Cochet became the
new king. Cochet started with de-
cisive victory in four sets over La
coste in the French hard court cham
pionship, suffered lapse at Wimble-
dc:1 where Rene reversed the result
and recovered top form in his straight
sets overthrow of Tilden after the
latter had defeated Lacoste in the
Davis cup challenge round. Cochet
topped it off by capturing the Ameri-
can championship from Frank
Hunter.
COchct Proves Supremacy
Cochet's Davis GRIP victory over Til.
den at Auteuil provided probably the
best tennis ever witnessed in France
or anywhere else. Cochet was thu
personificaticn OF tennis genius or
that July day. The wizardry Of strok-
ing displayed by Cochet in the second
set when he tied and finally won II
after Tilden had led him, five-two
left the spectators gasping.
The end of thu year found Cochet
reigning as champion of France anc
the United States; Lacoste as cham.
pion Of England and Borotra as Aus.
tralian tit!eholder.
Mile. Manette Le Blan kept France
in the running In golf by carrying of
the English women's championship
while all Of the country's own oper
championships, for both men ant
women, were won ~ foreigners.
| France found superiority in an un.
expected quarter during the yea
through the surprising rise Of Pierre
Etchebaster in court tennis. Thu
Basque newcomer overthrow boil
George F. Covey Of England and Jacl
stoutar Of Philadelphia to win tn,
worlds and American championship
respectively.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-27
BOWMAN HAS five
VET CAGERS BACK
Especial to the Tribune)

Bowman. Dec. 27.-Bowman has
five of last years regulars back in
uniform this year and Coach Henry
Zahn is anticipating good season.
Lettermen are Burdick Barrett,
guard for three years; Ray Olson,
center for two years: Trainor. two
year guard: and Pond and Hale, for
wards, each Of whom has had one
years experience.
Promising candidates are Fhuren
Herzig. F. Wall. Hugg. j. Wall, N.
Barrett, Foil, Thiegs, and Thiegle.
The Bowman schedule follows:
Rhame. here, Jan. II.
Hettinger. here. Jan. Is.
Marmartt1, there, Feb. l.
Hettinger. there. Feb. 8.
Scranton. there, Feb. is.
Baker. Mont. there. Feb. is.
Dickinson Normal Props. there
Feb. %.
Marmartl1. here, Feb. 81.
Baker, Mont. here, March l.
Other games are scheduled will,
Bucyrus, Scranton. and Rhamc but
the dates have not been set, accord
ing to Coach Zalln.
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D. X. Bible T0C0ACH
'29 NEBRASKA TEAM
Former Center and North Caro-
lima Star Has Won Five
Conference Titles

Kansas City. Mo. Dec. 27.-(P)-
Coaching Of the Dixie brand of foot
ball. inaugurated in the big six con-
ference in the first year Of it's exist
ence this year by 30 McMillin. will
be conducted at second conference
school next fall by Dana x. Bible
newly named head football coach at
the University Of Nebraska.
Coach Bible. goes to the Corn
husker institution to succeed Coach
Ernest E. Bearg.
Bible was born in Tennessee, at
tended Center and the University OF
North Carolina. then came to Texas
to acquire football fame. Since be-
coming head coach at Texas A. and
NJ. in 1917 he has won five south
western conference championships.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-27
SEATS FOR 5 BEST
DEMON CAGE GAMES
Will Be RESERVED
High School Officials Selling
Tickets Now After Fans
Urged It

Reserved seat tickets for the five
most important home basketball
games this season have been placed
OH sale by officials of Bismarck high
school,
Plans for reserving the seats were
formulated last week by Roy D. Nc
Leod. coach, w. H. Payne. principal,
and H. o. SaXvik. superintendent.
Letters announcing the plan have
been sent to l25 Bismarck fans.
The idea has been urged by the
fans many times. the officials said.
Sale Of the seats will end Dec. 81.
The five games here for which seats
will be reserved follow:
Dickinson VS.. Demons, Jan. H.
Valley City VS.. Demons, Feb. |.
Mandan VS.. Demons. Feb. 8.
Jamestown VS.. Demons. Feb. Is.
Minot VS.. Demons, Feb. %.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-27
PHAN7OM-KAPPAS| SIG
CONTEST CANCELLED

The basketball game between
the Bismarck Phantoms and the
Kappa Sigma fraternity team
from the University of North Da-
kota was Cancelled this morning,
according to an announcement
by N. D. Churchill, Phantom
manager.
The two teams were scheduled
10 meet ut the high school GYM
nasium tonight.
The game was Cancelled when
Willis Shepard and another men,
Der Of the University outfit were
called back TO Grand Forks yes
terday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-27
CHAMPIONS :
| WIN0VER AGC|ESBY !.
| SCORE OF 81 TO 22
Baker, Wesleyan Guard, Plays
Nice Game to Keep Da-
kota Score Down
MEEHAN LEADS WINNERS
Bobby Hahn Sinks Four Field
Goals and Free Throw for
Scoring Honors
MEEHAN LEADS WINNERS

Bloomington. ILL.,. Dec. 27.-fPj-
Illinois Wesleyan university's basket
ball team trounced North Dakota
State college, 81 to %, last night.
With Baker breaking up most OF
the North Dakota scoring plays by
his guarding, the Wesleyanites won
handily. Baker also sank three field
goals and one free throw.
Meehan, Wesleyans right forward,
led his team in scoring, sinking four
field goals and three free throws.
while Hahn led the northerners with
nine points.
Lineups and summaries:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-27
Birmingham Player
Popular in Trades

Birmingham, Ala, Dec. 27.-H-
Ed. Bigelow, outfielder for the Birm-
ingham club Of the Southern associa-
ton last year. who batted 1893 for the
season. is travelling widely-on pa
per.
The Washington Senators bought
Bteelow and then traded him with
four other players to the Boston Red
Sox for Buddy Meyer. thirdbasemau
Bobby Reeves, former Georgia Tech
infielder, also went from the Sena-
tors to the S0x, in the bargaining.
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his team i'll the lead by one marker.
AS the extra period ended, a Cougar
fouled Lee and he added two more
points from the foul try. making the
score SO to so for the visitors.
North Dakota used it's entire second
string lineup during the first half,
which ended 81 to "a for Brigham
Young.
The lineup and summary:
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here tonight in a
fast contest that
ran into an extra
period.
Tied at 48-all
when the regu-
lar game ended,
Brimley scored to
give B ri 6 h a m
Young a two-point
lead. Lee added
one point for
North Dakota on
a free throw, and
Boyd. Dakota cap
tain. Topped a field
goal from a diff
ns,1t nn~l~ - ~.,A
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-27
FIVE MEN FOR ONE

Boston, Dec. 27.-(R-Boston fans
credit Bill Carrigan, Red Sox man.
ager, with having put over a smart
one in getting five Washington play
crs for Buddy Myer. Gillis and Reeves,
the young infielders obtained in the
deal, will be started at short, and
third. respectively.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-27
SANGOR TRAINS FOR
| TOD MORGAN FIGHT

Chicago, Dec. 27.-(P)-Discourag
but still ambitious, joey Sanger, the
Milwaukee featherweight. who threat
ened to retire from the ring following
his Knockout by Armando Santiago,
Cuba. recently, has settled down to a
week Of intensive training here for
his 10 round championship bout with
Tod Morgan, junior light weight title
holder.
The championship match will be
held at Milwaukee New York's after
noon.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-27
RACER RAISES CHICKENS

Culver City, Cal. Dec. 27.-tF)-
Larry d. Stone, former dirt traci:
auto race driver. who was partner
OF the late Lou ateibell, auto racer
in designing motors, has transferred
his workshop here from Kansas City
He is raising chickens on the side.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-27
TEX SEEKS POLO GROUNDS

New York, Dec. 27-(R1-Tex Rick
ard, . current report states. Is dick
ering for the Polo Grounds. He wants
to rebuild the place into . boxing and
| football stadium. His plan Is to have
both the Yankees and Giants use Col
onel Ruppert's Yankee stadium.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-27
WRESTLERS OUT STRoNC

More than Its fraternity men COM
peted in the wrestling tournament
that opened the intra- mural winter
sports season at the University Of
West Virginia.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-27
TRACKING; HOW NOW

Red Petty. ALI Southwest Conference
end this year and captain of the Tex
as Aggie basketball team, will act as
assistant football and basketball
coach next year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-27

The largest parish IN the British
Empire Is in New South Wales: It Is
four fifths the size Of England and
Wales. but has only 5000 people.