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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-25
AUTO CRASH KILLS ONE.

North Carolina Man Victim of Ac-
cident While Son Drives.
TARBORO, N. c., February IS (P.-
B. L. Susman of Washington, N. c., was
killed in an automobile crash yesterday
afternoon l mile west of here on the
Tarboro- Rocky Mount highway.
The car in which Susman was riding,
operated by his son. S. N. Susman,
crashed into an automobile driven by
Sheriff B. Scull of Hartford County.
The wife of the dead man was pain
fully but not seriously injured and Scull
suffered minor injuries. Young Susman
and a sister. the fourth occupant of the
car, were unhurt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-25
CONFESSED KIDNAPER
MAY PLEAD INSANITY
Woman Is Held in San Francisco
Jail for Hearing on
Wednesday.

BY the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, February 25.-
Mrs. Edna Sharp, confessed kidnaper of
4-year-old Doris Smith-Murphy, yester-
day intimated that she would plead in
sanity when she is brought into court
on kidnapping charge next Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-25
CARDINAL HAYES ELATED
BY ROMAN SITUATION
Signing of Concordat Between Vat
lean and Italy Enhances Dignity
Of Nation and Sets Example.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February Fitzpatrick
Cardinal Hayes, in a pastoral letter read
in all Roman Catholic churches of the
archdiocese of New York yesterday, ex-
pressed JOY at the recent signing Of the
concordat between the Vatican and
Italy.
The -ardinal's letter, his first public
utterance regarding the treaty, also
urged all persons of the archdiocese to
observe the jubilee in celebration of the
Pope's fiftieth year in the priesthood.
1T is with unfeigned and unprece-
denied joy" the letter read, 1.-The whole
Catholic world rejoices over the happy
and peaceful reconciliation that Divine
Providence has vouchsafed as blessing
to holy church in the recognition by
the Italian government of the Cod
given right to independence of the Holy
See, the center of Christendom
Such recognition by King premier
and people, in addition to the blessing
1t calls from Heaven, enhances the dig
nifty Of Italy and presents a noble ex-
ample to all civilized powers"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-25
Prince Hated Mathema tics.

When the prince was an important
event occurred in his life. Henry Han
sell came to Marlborough House as
tutor TO him and his brother BERTHE
Hansell was TALL dark and handsome,
an oxford product and born courtier,
agreeable, worldly wise and quite
enough of scholar to teach the
princes all they had need then to
learn from books.
The prince in those schoolroom DAYS
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-04
BASKETBALL
DRAKE %: FEssENDEN IN


Drake, N. OAK, March 4.-After be-
ing held to two points during the first
half the Drake cagers came back In
the final period Of the game with
Fessenden on Friday evening and col
lected q points to score Z q to 10
victory Of the visitors.
The initial period was slow with
neither team able to loop the ball
with any success. Both teams played
excellent defensive bali but were nm
able to get within easy scoring dis
tance. Drake had the better Of the
argument though In the matter Of
trying tor the basket. However, res
sender was more successful In their
attempts and the half ended with
Drake on the short end Of q 4 to 2
score.
The final period was thriller for
the fans. After . successful free
throw by Reed the Drake team BEGAN
to function q Il should and before
the ladg from EesSenden knew Whist
had happened they ware 70 far behind
thot dreolils Of victory had hecoue {
ni0htmeyo q defeat. Therea9ter the
e1x4e became rough ana exicitine.
Enyls Heterson N1s hieh scorer Tor
the Dgoeo segregation With 20 points
~ HI credit William 1eerback
pla1ed "a egcelleut eomo q guard.
~ eooenden TAnnor ~ H. 1900
socser With = total u live pcants.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-04
.andan Squeezes
: Thrilling Il to 10
Win Over Valley
Mckay Is High Scorer With II
Points; Jack Stephens
Wrenches Knee

Valley City, N. D.. March 4.-Man.
dan high Braves defeated Valley City
here Saturday night In q hair raising
contest that was in the balance every
minute Of the exciting struggle. The
final count was a to 10.
Both teams were evenly matched
and displayed both good and bad
basketball. The Hiliners showed
some Of their best floor work Of the
season and although both quints
missed many shots, the Hiliners rs
sed enough setups to win a pair Of
ball games.
Mandan held q four point lead in
the late part Of the fourth period but
a foul gave Mckay a chance to sink
q pair Of gilt shots and this nearly
spelled defeat for the Braves.
Stephens at guard for Mandan
wrenched his knee at the start Of the
second half but played brilliant
game during the initial period, con-
tributing four Of the Mandan points.
Arthur at center a.ol Hudler at for
ward also did fine work for the
Braves. For the Hiliners the most
outstanding work was that OF Mckay
at center, who was also high scorer
with II points. Ferguson at guard
played a steady game. The summary:
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BISMARCK MEETS GARRISON
IN FIRST TOURNAMENT GAME
Meet Will Be Conducted at 10.
cal High School Gymnasium
Saturday Night; Underwood,
Mcclusky, Turtle Lake,
Washburn, coleharbor, vii.
ton Entered.

Bismarck high school cagers will
meet Garrison In the first round Of
the sixth district tournament which
win be conducted in the local high
school gymnasium Friday and sat-
urday, according to IN announcement
made today by Roy d. Mcleod. local
high school athletic director.
Drawings for the tourney were
made by Judge A. q. Burr, Of the
state supreme court 1t the state cap
itol Saturday.
The tournament schedule, Is Z re-
suit Of the drawing, will be Is fol-
lows:
Underwood vs.. McOlusky, $50 p.
n. Friday.
Turtle Lake vs.. washburn. 4::so p.
N. Friday.
Bismarck VI. Garrison. 7:3o p. m.
Friday.
coleharbor vs.. Wilton. $50 p. m.
Friday.
Semi finals, between winners Of the
first and second and third and fourth
contests, will be played ct 10 and II
q. m. Saturday, with the consolation
and final games set for Saturday
night.
r. g. Mickelson. Fargo. will off,
ciate at Ill Of the games.
Fans expect Bismarck to win the
tourney here easily.
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Charley Murphy
Has to Stretch

Chicago, March 4.-(R-Purdue's
big Bertha" Charles Stretch" Muir
ply, faces the monumental task Of
scoring - points against Ohio State
tonight to shatter the all-time Big
Ten scoring record.
Murphy slumped badly against
Wisconsin and Illinois last week and
with only the Ohio state game left,
he has scored III points. The record,
established by Johnny Miner Of Ohio
State In 1875. is 133. Ohio State IL
one Of the weakest defensive teams
In the race. however, ana Murphy
may come through g he win have the
added advantage Of playing on his
home floor.
bud Foster, Wisconsin's speedy for
ward. appears to have clinched run
ner-up honors to Murphy In the Big
Ten individual scoring race for 1870.
He has scored % points and has two
games to play.
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Badger Five Must
Beat Michigan. to
Enjoy Title Alone
Other Games on Big Ten pill
0warfsd to Insignificancs
BY Comparison

Chicago. March 4-(AP)-Seeking
undisputed possession Of the big ten
basketball championship for the first
time since 1923, Wisconsin's cardinal
clad giants tangle with Michigan at
Ann Arbor tonight in the classic
combat Of four-game card that
virtually terminates the long cam
paign,
It was inauguration night for the
big ten cagers, the only issue being
whether Wisconsin is to be the un-
disputed title holder or whether it
shall share the high office with
Michigan. If the Badgers win, they
will be the unchallenged champions
even should they drop their final
game against Chicago Saturday
night. A Michigan triumph would in
sure the Wolverines Of 1t least tie
for the crown.
Purdue Meets Ohio
Three other contests. Ohio State
at Purdue, Iowa At Indiana, and
Minnesota at Illinois, were on to-
nights curtain lowering program,
but they had no bearing on the
championship and were dwarfed into
comparative insignificancc by the
Michigan Wisconsin battle. After
these games, only the Wisconsin, Chi
caRo skirmish remains.
Michigan handed Wisconsin its
only defeat in 10 games 81 to %, 1T
Madison Z month ago. The Wolver-
ines, sensation Of the entire cam.
paign, appear to, have been grow
ing weaker under the strain Of the
race, while the Badgers have i'm
proved with every game. Michigan
has lost to Northwestern, which the
Badgers defeated twice, and to Illi-
nois, . second division team. Too,
Michigan was extended to the limit
to defeat Ohio State, ~ to rs, ut
Columbus Saturday night while the
Badgers rested. Yet, Michigan has
the advantage Of playing on its home
floor, which statisticians figure is
worth eight points.
Will BE Defensive
The game should be q great de.
fensive duel. Michiean's opponents
have averaged but % points I game, |
while Wisconsin has held its rivsls
to an average Of 1913 points. Both
Teams averaged around the six-foot |
mark.
Purdue, which lambasted Illinois,
81 to %, Saturday night isn't ex-
pccted to have any trouble against
Ohio State tonight and Illinois
should defeat Minnesota and Indiana
setback lowa's skidding team. Chi |
cago defeated Minnesota, 81 to %,
and Northwestern closed its season |
with = SO to "a victory over Iowa |
IN the other battles Saturday night. |
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-04
High School Elves
Set for JOURNEYS

North Dakota high schools. $50
strong. begin their annual chase tor
district tournament champio nships in
le+ cities Thursday. Friday. and Sat-
urday.
winners Of these tournaments meet
next week to determine the eight
competitors for the state high school
tournament ct 1(andan. March =
ana q.
Tournaments THU week are TO Be
played iSA fWahpetoR. Fargo. Valley
City, jamestown, N1ndan. Bismarck.
l5etflrgef. DickinsonA Grand Forks,
Grafton, Park Rivera Devils Lake,
Cando, Minot. Wilson. and Crosby.
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Rogers Park Pin
cam Sets Mark

Chicago. March 4.-(R,-To the
Rogers Park five-uaan bowling COM
btnatiou goes the distinction Of hay.
Ing rolled the highest single game
ever recorded by = booster team at
m A. B. @. meet.
Cracking the NAPLES for 1861, the
new achieyement IN question; the
Rogers Park team moved into sec-
ond place In this division, 20 pins be-
hind the Pencik 0rocers: The PEN
elk Grocers' total was 2,763. J,
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MICHIGAN NOSES OUT OHIO
TO REMAlN IN TITLE RACE
Final Count Il ~ to Is; Minns-
!. sofas cophsrs Lose Second
Game to lowly Chicago Ma
rooms and Land in Last
Place; Purple Beats Iowa

{ Columbus, O.. March 4.-(R- Ohio
States basketeers bowed before Nich-
igan onslaushts Saturday night In
= bitterly contested game.
The final score. n to IS. keeps
Michigan in the running for the
western conference championship.
After Michigan led Is to ~ at the
end Of the first half, their lead was
taken away by the Buckeyes with ap-
parent ease. But Immediately there.
after Chapman and Orwig broke
through Ohio States defense and
sent the wolverines ahead. The sum-
mary:
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Bison Frosh Five /.
Pull Surprise by
Defeating Nodaks
University Warnings Bow to Ri.
val. at fargo Saturday
by ~ to e

Fargo N D., March 4.-ln one oi
the most startling basketball upset
recorded hereabouts this season, the
North Dakota Agricultural college
freshmen came back Saturday after
noon to defeat the powerful North
Dakota university yearlings by score
Of 81 to % In . hectic battle ct the
Agricultural college armory.
Twice before the Baby Bison bowed
before the speed. passing and shoot.
ing ability Of the rangy Nodak young
sters, and had barely managed to exc
out q tie verdict In the second game
Of the series played at Grand Forks.
Only handful Of undergraduates
gathered for the fourth game, Is It
evidently was q foregone conclusion
that the invaders would be victorious
again: ~
Old Man Dope. often receiver Of
terrific wallops. forgot to duck, and
Bob, Lowe directed a determined band
Of cagers to victory In this unexpected
uprising. It was evident from the
start that the Bison yearlings were
playing better ball than they .ex-
hibited tn the three previous contests.
and the Nodaks lacked something In
timing their passes. AS the game
progressed, however, the Nodaks got
into the lead and while it was scant
two or three points the greater por.
ton Of the time, they seemed to have
just enough ability to protect this
margin. T. ~
Fighting doegedly all the way, the
Bison calves chung to the heels Of the
flying Flichers and ut the zero hour
which proved to be four minutes be-
fore the end Of the struggle, they un.
leashed closing rally which was not
to be denied. George Fairhead and
Blair Seitz were the heroes Of this
closing rally. Fairhead { coming
through with the field goal which
gave the Baby Bison q two point lead
with minute and a half to play.
Then, shortly after the next tipoff,
Seitz came up from guard position
and drove under the Nodak net. seitS
let fly at the basket and Lowe, can
able Flicker guard. fouled him In an
attempt to stop the shot. Seitz' ef-
fort dropped through the loop and he
then sank both the free throws IL
lowed Is . result Of loves infrac-
ton, sewing up the game. with the
biggest margin held by either team
during the wild scramble.
There were flashes Of both good and
bad basketball during this argument
and Referee George Hayes overlooked
just enough OF the minor infractions
to allow the players to hit q terrific
pace. There were plenty Of wild
melees for possession Of the ball and
few mighty interesting collisions.
Tv14A eaaSSS
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Fort Yates Grabs
South Slope Meet
Defeats Elgin 22 to z in Final
Contest; Enters State
Consolidated Meet

Carson. N. OAK, March lin de-
feating Elgin 2c to 2 in the final
game Of the South Missouri Slope
tournament here. Saturday nirht.
Fort Yates high school caeers
stamped themselves as . strong con-
tender for state consolidated hixh
school championship laurels.
Fort Yates will enter the statA
tournament at Valley City. ..t
Elgin was able to make but two
free throws against the fast Fort
Yates club. Howard, guard, and
Shoenut, center, played the greatest
games Tor the winners while Bender.
center, and Stennaeier, forward,
played well for the losers.
Solen defeated New Leipzig 2osto
Il in the consolation galne. Com
plete results Of the tourney follow:
First Round
New Leipzig 26; Than 16.
Leith Is; Fryberg ~. 90 =.
Fort Yates won BY forfeit from
Brisbane. & 80
Solen Fl; ,Almont rs.
Selfridge 81; Havelock 10.
Second Round w.
New Leipzig IS; Csrson Il.
Fort Yates IS; Leith s. !.
E!gin 20; Selfridge. 81.
Aimont 80; Ffybergs y (sxhibi.
Semi Fina]s
Fort Yates 26: New elirxie Il,
Elein 10; Solen Il.
FinaIs
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NODAKS PLAY cool
GAME TO OU7CLASSs
WEAKENED bison. 5
Harold EberIy, Valley. City
Youth, Wins Honors for 4
Best Performance
LEO MAY IS BEST AcGIE
$500 Fans. including Many
State Legislators, Wit ;
ness Cage Classic
LEO MAY IS BEST AceIE

The Nodaks made it four out.of five
for the season by defeating the Bison
50 to Is in q listless though beauti-
fully played basketball game ct the
state training school at Mandan Sat-
urday night. ! .
Playing without the services Of Cap
tcin Bobby Hahn. star forward, who
was refereeing q high school tourna-
ment, the Bison did not make match
foi. the brilliant University team. who.
though showing the touch of stale
ness. played q cool and clever game
Of basketball.
The Aggies took the lead but once
during the contest. that shortly after
the second half began when the count
stood Is to Is In their favor. Bison
rallies seemed but = spur to action
for the Nodaks, who had complete
command Of the situation throughout.
Eberly Was Good
To Harold Eberly, cool, clever, and
scoring guard, must 60 the credit for
the incest game turned in Saturday
night. Besides scoring four field
goals. the Valley City youth started
most of the University plays and Was
the key man Of the Nodak formations.
He played = brilliant guarding Is well
as offensive game.
He was ably aided by Boyd. Jar.
rett and schsve played lazily. though
they were picked to start the fray.
Vernon Smith did not do much. bet
ter while he was in. though he
scored once on . nice follow shot.
Hanson, who did not get Into the
game until early in the second half,
scored two field goals and two free
throws and played an impressive floor
game. Levy Lee, though not spark.
ling, proved . tonic for the Nodak
morale when the going was tough.
Vic Brown played but q few minutes.
The University started the scoring
when Boyd scored two free throws,
and ran the count to 8 to o 1t one
time, and ending the half with Z Is
to 3 count. =
Bison Rally Stopped
Two baskets by Johnny Smith, and
one each by 0ergen and May early
In the second half, brought tho count
to 16 to IS in favor Of the Yellow
and Green. But the Nodaks came
back to take 4 safe lead and much
Of the kick" from the contest.
Leo May played whale Of Z game
for the Bison. Though he made but
four points. he was the big cog in the
Bison play. Pete Gergen and 0illy
Johnson also played well in spurts.
Approximately $500 fans, including
all Of the state legislators.
witnessed the contest.
Freddy Sork1iess. erstwhile cheer
leader at the university. led the Nodak
cheering section while Art sailer and
Clyde Challcy led the Aggies. TWO
bands furnished music during the
fray. The summary:
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-. MINNEsOrA q

CHICAGO -, MINNESOTA e
Minneapolis, March .-{R-Chi-
c4go rose from its partnership place
With Minnesota In the cellar Of the
Big Ten basketball standings by
downing, the 0ophers here Saturday
night In weird cage game. ~ to q.
The 0ophers, shooting wildly, were
unable to score . single field goal
until 10 minutes Of the first half had
gone by. Captain Bitterness then n.3-
ping the ball through the hoop. The
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-03-04
Emile Fuchs, Once
A. Judge, Now SITS
On Manager Bench
Must Now Sell Himself to Fan,
After Proving Himself
to His Club

st. petersburg, Fla, March l-[9-
Emile Fuchs. former New York i,idse.
VIII cit this summer on = sfrnASre
bench, and with him viii rest tha
hopes Of the Boston Braves. .The
judge" as he Is called BY cyeryune
In baseball. Is conducting one Of the
most daring experiments In bssebaIl
He has stepped from the sheltered
confines Of his executive office to the
field itself, and although he has not
donned baseball uniform to replace
the judicial robe Of other days. he Is
no less the manager.
AT first glance 1t would seem i'm.
possible for club president to Law
aside = pen to pick up 3 bat with any
hope Of success, but tho mild-man-
nered Fuchs certainly has . chance
to get away with 1t. He has ACCOM-
plished one-third Of his task already
BY selling himself q Z manager to
his players. Now he has to convince
the fans and opposition clubs.
Has Two Assistants
He Will Be assisted BY two stall.
warts OF the game, Johnny Evers and
Hank 0owdy, co-heroes in the 1914
four game world series triumph Of
the braves over the athletics. but
President Fuchs Is Manager Fuchs
just the same. He proposes to rive
his Ideas 2 thorough trial, and If he
Is wrong, he says. he will be the first
TO adv,it 1t.
On The playing field will be found
at least two men who know q lot OF
the game. The diminutive Rabbit
Meanwhile, another 1914 Braves star.
who since then has seen the base.
ball world, and George Sisler, former
manager Of the st. Louis Browns. viii
be very active In carrying out the In
structions OF the judge" Gowdy may
join the playing forces for 80 games
CT 30. ~
sisler has rounded into superb
form and gives every indication OF
being the Sisler. Of old, when he .w--s
the American leagues leading batter
and most valuable player. Oowdy
does not seem to have changed In Is
years
Chicago Purchases Coed
All the five players Boston took
from Chicago have shown good form
IN the spring workouts and promise
to help the club. Mcguire, sensa-
tional fielder, l. established at second
base. Louis Legett viii ret Z chance
70 do plenty Of catching, and Pc-:y
Jones, Bruce Cunningham and Harry
6tebold viii 1T nicely, into the pitch /
Ing staff. 9iebold Is not Z younsster.
but has ripened in the minors.
Kent Greenfield, Bob Smith, Ed. 4
ward Brandt and Arthur Delancyiare
veterans who will eyain be availAbae.
The infield will be made up Of stsler.
Mcguire and Bell on the bases, with
Meanwhile and Farrell ct short. The
1eet Lance Richbourg u the only out.
fielder sure Of his place. Earl Clark
and al Moore may complete the. trio,
leaving George Harper, Heinie Muel- /,
Ter and Jack Smith to fight for the
other places.
Pat Collins. ex-Yankee. the veteran
Zach Taylor, and Dick Smith,. the I
Notre Dame football star who caught !
Tor Montreal last year. may make up
The catching staff. unless the ancient
but nimble Gowdy takes Z hand.
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Champaign, III, March 49,
Purdue easily conquered Illinois, 81 to
q, in Big Ten basketball game Sat-
urday night. The defeat showed the
lllini definitely out Of first division
In the race and assured Purdue Of ct
least third, and possibly second place.
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NORTHWESTERN 50, IOWA g

Iowa City, H.. March 4.-(R)-Iowa
suffered its fourth consecutive defeat
here Saturday night ct the hands Of
Northwestern, 80 to 80, after whiting
down 14-point lead which the Pur-
pie held 1T the half. The Hawkeyes
forged out In front by one point dur
ing the second half. only to have an
other Northwestern squirt give. the
victory to the Wildcats.
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Washburn 5 Grabs
Mclean Cage Title
George 'shaky' schaumbsrg'.
Team WaIIops Turtle
laksrs by IS to 8

Underwood, N. Oak, March a.
Washburn high school won the Nc
Lean county championship by de-
feating Turtle Lake, Is to- 8, shere
Saturday night in the final game Of
the basketball tournament conducted
here. a ~,
George "shaky" sch.umberx,,
Washburn clan held Turtle Lake
scoreless. from the field in . great
defensive battle, while they were
making two field goals.
1 Schlafman, Turtle Lake forward,
made seven free throws in eight at-
tempts from the rift lire.
The lineups. Of the two teams
were: Washburn-A. johnson. cen.
ter; Egstrom and r. johnson. FOR.
Yards; MCGUIRE and Barlow, knards;
Turtle, Lake Lynne, center; Schlaf-
man and BasTqson, forwards: Lair.
Doe and Beg4s, guards.
brpnt q tho attack Tor the leeoas
While Mcclure and Egstrom pliyod
well Tor the winners,
IAo ojl-M Mclean county 1oauae,
$3.50 " kefssee g. Graves 1iuot,
Arthur xleia 1ee4eer, centss; r.
1Eona, N6el hui, M 4 Iin12z !.
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