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afternoon. defeating Cand0 30 to n
in game that showed as much goot
basketball as any contest Of the tour.
namef1t.
The Aggics, with fast breaking Of
Tense finished off by gooi shooting
ran away from Cando the first hall
and clinched the victory.
The Towner county squad came
back the second half and outplayet
their Park River opponents, launch.
ing an especially effective drive In
the last quarter. But the lead was toe
big to overcome.
Thomasson Is Bright
Thomasson was the bright and
shining light for the Aggies. He
played a great floor game, was strong
on the defense and counted six fic.j
baskets and free shot, Sturlangeon
a. center and Swensrud at forward
also stood out.
Cando had no particularly out
standing performer. although Crume
played the best game the first half
The whole five took part in the sec
ond half drive.
The Aggics led to at the close
OF the first quarter. They drew first
blood when Thomasson tossed one
from the field. Crume tied things
with one for Cando, then Plemel put
the Towner county club ahead 4 to 2
But SturlanSon came back with q
double counter for the Aggies and the
score was knotted again at 4 all. Oaks
and Thomasson put the Park River
quint in front again with tosses from
the field before the period ended.
The Aggies finished the half on the
long end of an 18 to 6 score. Crume
gave Cando it's two points with field
goal as the period opened. Then
Swcnsrud and Thomasson each
dropped through two field goals for
the Park River team, while Boe and
Oaks added free toss each.
Cando Comes Back
Cando came back to score six points
in the third quarter against four for
the Aggies and the period ended with
the Park River quint leading % to IL.
Plencl and Williams each got field
goals, while each also counted once
from the foul line. Oaks dropped in
a field goal for the Aggics while
Thomasson and Sturlangson got
Sngle counters.
Thomasson opened the last period
with one from the floor as both teams
launched scoring attacks. Johnson
came back with one for CandO, then
Thomasson repeated. SturlangSon
scored for the Park River team, but
Hopper and Peterson each came back
with one from the court for Cando
The scoring closed as Hopper got an
other and Sturlangson duplicated fol
the Aggies.
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Sports Summary
(By The Associated Press)

New York-Borotra downs Hunter
In final round Of national indoor
tennis singles. Championships: Hunt
er and Tilden win doubles crown.
Miami Beach Fla.-$15,000 La
Gorce open golf tournament goes to
Horton Smith, Joplin, Mo.
Montreal-Boston Bruins eliminate
Les Canadiens from Stanley cup COM
petition.
Chicago-Franco Gcorgetti and
Franz Duelberg win six-day bike race.
Ann Arbor, Mich.-Michigan track
team conquers Cornell, 1896.
New York-Alfred Banuet, San
Francisco, wins national four-wall
handball singles title and pairs with
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The Sportfolio
tBy ED POLLOCK,


What are the c.tes Of the Braves
Sunday games at hor- ;? wv. O. M,
Does Walter Hagen hold q major
American golf championship now?
Was Va-.Sickle Of the University CT
Florida named IN the All-Amerisa
football team for the last ---on?
"a. Nj. P.)
What rounds did Sharkcy win In the
Stribling bout? What rounds lid
Stribling win? M. R.)
Who managed the Boston Red Sox
when Boston won its first American
league pennant? (B. s. c.
Any question relative to sport
will be answered through this col
umn II sent to the SPORTFOLIO.
carc of The Tribune.
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De la Sale Team,
Chicago, Is Winner

Chicago, March 25.-tP)-The
magic Of the name De La Sale has
cast its spell again over a national
Catholic high school basketball tour
nament through the victory in the
final game last night Of De La Sale
high Of Chicago over st. Stanislaus
of Bay st. Louis. Miss.
The victory of the Chicago team
marks the third time In as many
years that De La Sale team has
won the national title. The other two
championships, however. were won by
De La Sale of Joliet, III.
st. Stanislaus, which has had teams
in most Of the Loyola university
tournaments, led at q half time. IA to
8. but wasted away under the fire OF
the Chicago team in the second per-
iod.
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ANSWERS TO SATURDAYS
QUERIES

Connie Mack was never affiliated with
the Philadelphia Athletics until he
became manager of the club when
the American league was organized.
The biggest gate ever drawn by
Bennie Leonard was $3.50 900 for his
second bout with Lew Tender.
In football the ball carrier is out of
bounds If he steps on the sidelines.
In tennis the ball Is in court If it
strikes the boundary line.
Hans Wagner's highest batting aver
age was $50, made in 1900.
Sunday Baseball in Washington be-
gan In 1918.
Copyright by Public Ledger.)
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BASEBALL.
ROBINS BEAT BRAVES

Clearwater, Fla, March 2S.-(Fe
A Boston team and professional SUM-
day baseball came to this town yes
terday-and the Brooklyn Robins
won their first game with q major
league team this season. The score
was Z to 2, the Braves trailing. Four
runs followed an error by Rabbit
Maranville on q play which had
looked to be an easy out.
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|MOORHEAD 1ST team
TO GRASP CONFALON
2SEASONS IN A ROW
Bliss LittIe::, Center, Makes
Two Beautiful Shots to
Win Contest
THREE sPUDs ALL. STATE
Spuds Take Nice Lead at Open
ing, but Red Wings
Work Game to Tie

University of Minnesota Field
House, Minneapolis, March 25.-Out-
scoring their opponents 6 to O in the
last two minutes of an overtime Pc
riod, Moorhead high schools Spud
cagers Saturday night defeated Red
Wing 20 to 16 for the Minnesota state
championship.
1t was the first time in history t.lat
one school has won the Minnesota
title for two consecutive years.
Three Spuds Honorcd
The Minnesota basketball team
named by tournament officials and
newspaper ..s,. npOSed OF Mo.
ran, Moor..ead, Guard and captain,
and Nordly. Red Wing, guard; Olson,
RED Wing. center: and Hide and
Malvey. Moorfead, forv -rds.
Red Wing made an uphill battle the
last halt and at the end of the fourth
quarter the scor, was knottcd at
l4-all
The three extra minutes of play
had scarcely opened before Nordly
made a brilliant play on follow-up
shot to put Red Wing in the lead for
| tho first time during the game. The
two-pojnt lead, backed by the Wingcr's
alright defensive play, appeared to
mark the dethroncmcnt CT the cham
pion.
Malvey, however, beat the Winger
guards on smart piece of team
play and the score was tied again.
Then from back court came Bliss Lit
tier, Hide and Moran. The Spud vet
Grams made futile attempts to break
through the Wingers defense. Lit
tier remained just on the edge Of
things, ready to help them. He could
and did. Moran, unable to cludc his
shadowy guard. passed the ball back
to Littlcr.
Didn't Hit Rim
ctanding at midfloor, the center
spun the ball toward the basket,
which opened its scoring nav to a
shot wli-. did not even touch the
rim. Scarcely a minute was left ia
play as the SpuGs gained poss cssion
OF the ball on the ensuing tip-off.
Again the Spud aces were backed
in their basket drives and again the
ball came to Littler, this time near
the edge of the foul circle. Bliss un-
coiled another of his shots and the
game was over. The SUMMARY.
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ting Valley City Cagers Trim Bismarck Win State Title
S noorhead

North Dakota: Claude Miller and
Vivian Mckay, coach and captain Of
10 Valley City team: Roy D.
l.lcLcod, Bismarck coacth: Referes
Thompson: Kenneth w. SimonS and
z. II. Tostcvin, newspaper men.
Governor Starts Play
Governor George Shafcr tossed out
the ball as the teams stood ready to
open hoStilities. Jacobson foulcd
Mckay at the net and tho Hilinc CEN
ter sank the attempt to give Valley
City a to 0 lead. Mckay counted
Oil a long pitch from the side Of the
court to increase the margin to 3 to
0. Schwartz counted free throw af-
ter being fouled by Ferguson. Nugent
counted at the net to bring the score
to S to l. Jarvis fouled Jacobson at
the net and the Bismarck captain
sank one OF two attempts to bring the
score to 5 to Q. Jacobson sank free
throw try after being foulcd by Nc
Kay. Mckay sank one at the net and
was fouled by Jacobson. Mckay
missed both of the free throws. Fer
guson sank free throw after being
fouled by Schwartz Bismarck called
out time after the point with min
ute remaining OF the first quarter
Spriggs was foulcd by Mckay on a
field attempt at the net. He made
one to conclude the scoring for the
period with Valley City in front by an
to score.
Duvall opened the scoring in the
second period by sinking free throw.
after being fouled by Schwartz.
Spriggs counted free throw after
being fouled by Jarvis. Jacobson
sank charity attempt following an
infraction by Nugcnt. Jarvis foul
gave Jacobson another free attempt
and the Demon leader brought the
count to to by making the try
good. Valley City called out time
with two minutes of the first end Of
the half remaining. Spriggs dribbled
to the net to sink Bismarck's first
field goal and tied the count at 9 all
shortly before the recess
Demons Take Lead
O'Harc gave Bismarck its first lead
Of the contest when he counted free
throw after DuVall foulcd him. This
was after two minutes Of scrimmage.
Meinhoyer replaced Schwartz at cen
ter for Bismarck after three minutes.
Mckay sank a free throw on a tech
nical foul permitted when Meinhovcr
caught the ball before tipping it.
Nugent counted at the net to give
Valley City the lead again II to 10
Valley City called out time with q
minute Of the third period left. Jacob
son fouled Nugent as the Hiliner for
ward attempted shot under the net
Nugent made one Of the free throws
to give his team 13 to 10 lead. The
period closed shortly after.
Jarvis opened the scoring in the
final quarter by sinking free at.
tempt after Meinhover charged into
him. Nugent counted under the net
on an out Of bounds play to give the
Hiliners a l6 to 10 lead With two min.
utes Of the period gone. Jacobson
dribbled in to get the second baske
of the contest for Bismarck and bring
the count to l6 to II. There wa
four minutes of play remaining wfel
Valley City called out time. Schwart
sank a free throw after being foulet
by Mckay with a minute and a hal
of play remaining and the Hiliner
ahead, 16 to 13. Jarvis fouled Jacob
son and went out on personals to b
replaced by Lockwood. jacobson
missed the free throw. Schwart
missed free throw just before tn
gun. The summary:
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Lane Mcmillan to take doubles cham.
pionshtu.

AdIle MCMll1aH 70 Ixkc UU0OIeS C11aW.
pionship.
h1llwaukee-Percy collins, Chicago.
successfully defends national anna,
teur 1872 balkline billiards crown.
Boston-Tigers Of Boston beat
Providence to clinch Canadian Amer
tcan hockey league championship.
Miami Beach Fla.-Gar Wood,
plotting Miss America VII. fails to
break worlds straightawsy speedboat
record.
T1juana-Scil1itar, Aqua Galiente
entry, wins $4,000 Tijuana cup hand
leap.
New York--Hakoahs beat New York
Giants In eastern finals Of national
soccer challenge cup competition.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-03-25

GRAND FORKS 22; SHERWOOD Il
Grand Forks won third place in
official state high school basketball
circles by defeating Sherwood % to
II Saturday night in the consolation
contest.
Central exhibited flashes of hard
driving offense that carried the ball
in for repeated open shots, success
fully negotiating enough Of their at
temptS to maintain q safe lead
throughout the contest.
Although Sherwood never threat
cned, the game was more interesting
than the general run of this years
tournament tilts, as both teams
opened up with passing games that
showed good coaching. Sherwood
also maintained a steady attack that
got the Wildcats many shots, out
failure to cash In on them prevented
them from making closer game
Played Good Ball
While Grand Forks held command
Of the situation throughout, 1t did
not maintain the cool passing game
that has characterized its play prior
to this tournament. Bohnoff'S boys
appeared better than they did in the
losing contest :gainSt Valley City. but
the scoring was done In flashes.
There was plenty OF fumbling, the
fault that lost the semifiual contest,
but the improvement In shooting
counterbalanccd this handicap.
frankie Clinton. Central captain,
playing his last game for his school
after four years Of first string COM
petition. was back In his stride and
was easily the outstanding performer
on the floor. Shannon, who was
badly off this morning. came back to
lead In the scoring with four field
baskets.
For Sherwood. Lee, forward. played
q strong game. He was effective on
the floor and counted three times
from the court, al the field goals
made by Sherwood. Clute. big center.
played strong defensive game. en-
gagtng IN spirited contest With llu1-
len, red headed. Central pivot man.
Grand Forks ran up Z lead Of = 70
! il the first quarter, : spiritcd ses-
SION which saw Central open activ-
ties with . field goal n the first half
minute by Shannon. Who followed
With another moment later. -Four
points 70 the good the Grand Forks
youngsters pernttted loe e get loose
and drop tl1rodGh ! field gool ~
|. .ohegWood,- CUTE then scored = point
/ from tn foul line. smith noede two
1seo shote Tor Central. and I1aSlett
k1nes41a6eaAs k14vpSasUa. = 1S,e>0 1snna tss1A q
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FARGO p. HETTINC;ER 8

FARGO 81, HETTINGER 8
Fargo defeated Hettinger 81 to 8 in
a listlcss game Saturday afternoon
that opened the consolation play OF
the tournament. Fargo outclassed its
opposition all tho way and never was
forced to open up.
Hettinger. although hopelcssly out
played. showed great spirit and
fought to the last ditch.
Wilson High Scorer
Wilson had a great afternoon with
five field goals.
Fargo ran up an II to count the
first half with Weir shooting two
field goals. Wilson one, Weiblc one
and two free shots. Hettincer not only
old not score, but had only three
shots at the basket.
Fargo ran It's total to 81 in the Sec
ond period. Wilson tossing three field
goals and Weir one. while Long and
Weible each contributed free shot,
Hettinger scored its first point when
Burnson was successful in an attempt
from the foul line.
Fargo had an advantage Of = to 6
as the fourth quarter opened. Het-
finger scored five points in the third
quarter on a field goal and free shot
by Burnson and another gift shot bJ
famous.
Used Many Reserves
Coach Kimball used reserves in the
last quarter. but the score continued
to mount. Weir and Mellon each got
field goals, while Mellon counted from
the gift mark. Hettinger boosted its
total two points on free throws BY
Burnson and Reyerson.
The SUMMARY.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-03-25
GIANTS TRIM CHISOx

San Antonio, Tex, March 25.-(P)-
How to win ball game from the Gil
ants was still an unsolved problem
before the White Sox today. The Gil
ants took their second straight vic
tory yesterday, 4 to 3, in 10 innings.
Misplays by Autry and Cisscll were
responsible for the defeat.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-03-25
Fights Last Night

((By the Associated Press)
San Juan, Porto Rico.-Paulino
Uzcudun, Spain, knocked out
Francisco Cruz, Portugal ~.
Madrid, Spain.-Al Brown, Pam
anna, outpointcd Bernasconi, Italy
(l0).
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GIANTS TAKE REST

San Antonio March 25.-(P)-After
q strenuous weekend, which saw
them win two games from the Chi
cago White SoX, the Giants settled
down In camp today. The next ex-
hibition game will be played OH We'd
nesday when the New Workers meet
the Pirates making the first leg Of
their jump back from Paso Robles on
the coast.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-03-25
COLLINS LEGS SLOWER

Fort Myers. Fla. March 25.-(F-
Eddie Collins, captain of the Ath-
let:cs, said today he didn't expect to
sec much active service as a player
t.; season. He is entering upon his
twenty fourth year In the American
league. THE legs have slowed up and
I'm not as spry as used to be-" he
added.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-03-25
REDS ARE HUMILIATED

Orlando, Fla, March 25.-(P)-The
Cincinnati Reds were q serious faced
lot today, back on the home training
ground trying to knock off the rough
edges. The Washington Senators
Inundated the Reds 8 to 2 yesterday,
thereby running Red losses at the
hands of American League clubs to
seven in nine starts.
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CUBS TAKE S STRAIGHT

Phoenix, Ariz., March 25.-(P)-
Having failed in five starts to figure
out q way Of beating the Chicago
Cubs, Manager Stanley Harris and
the Detroit Tigers returned here
today to meet the Pittsburgh Pirates
tomorrow. The Cubs made it five
straight yesterday by a score of 8
to S.
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SENATORS WIN SEVEN

Washington, March 25.-(ReSeven
victories out OF nine starts in the
Sunshine circuit Is the record Of the
washington Nationals this spring and
today they had time for intensive
drills at their Tampa, Florida, camp
before tackling Brooklyn tomorrow.
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Larry MAY GET BENCH

st. Petersburg, Fla, March 25.-(P)
AS the Yankee training season
draws closer to its close, 1t becomes
more and more apparent that the
customers who patronize the Rupert
Rifles next summer may gaze upon q
$150,000 ball player sitting upon the
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-03-25
BOsOx ROCKS ENERGETIC

OVSO1A UOOhS ENE0OExxC
Winter Haven, Fla, March 25.-(R)
Manager Bill Carrigan's policy of
giving the Red Sox rockies an equal
chance with the regulars during the
training season has fired the young
sters with energy and ambition. Yes
terday they did what the regulars
failed to do last week-beat the
Phillies.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-03-25
sELPH PULLS TENDON

SEIFH PULIS IENUON
Avon Park, Fla, March 25.-(P)-
Carey Selph, rookie who has been
playing second for the st. Louis
Cardinals In several Of the exhibition
games. will be out OF the game for
week with pulled tendon, suffered
when he collided with Sammy Hale
during . game at Miami yesterday
with the Philadelphia Athletics.
The Bismarck tribune., 1929-03-25
CUBS HEAD EASTWARD

Los Angeles, March 25.-(P)-Fat-
tened on five straight victories over
the Detroit Tigers. the Cubs headed
eastward today for more opposition.
Hack Wilson lofted a homer into the
right field bleachers with the bases
choked yesterday as the Cubs dropped
the Tigers, 8 to S, before $4,000 spec
tatorS.
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BROWNS TAixE ANOTHER

West Palm Beach, Fla, March 25.-
R)-Errorless fielding coupled with
alright hurting gave the st. Louis
Browns another exhibition game yes
terday, their fifth out Of six starts.
Cobb. q recruit pitcher from Wichita
Falls. did not permit Buffalo inter-
national to reach first base in the
four frames he hurled.
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sUsCE CHEERS PHILLIEs

Winter Haven, Fla, March 25.-(F
George Susce, rookie catcher from
Pittsburgh, is given credit by his
teammates for instilling q lot of life
and action into the sometimes lowly
Phillies. When he is in the game
the entire action is speedcd up.
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PITCHERS WORK HARDER
st. Petersburg, Fla, March 25.-(HD
-Wilbert Robinson, manager Of the
Brooklyns. announced today that
hencelorth the Robin pitching would
be shared each day by two men in
stead Of three.
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PIRATES NEED IMPROVEMENT

fAHAxES NEED IMPROVEMENT
San Francisco, March 25.-(P)-The
series the Pirates concluded yester-
day in the San Francisco district
demonstrated the club is in pretty
good physical condition, but it also
indicated both the infield and out
field will require considerable tinker
Ing before the big show opens.
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Around 81 per cent of India's
agricultural implement imports are
supplied from the United Kingdom
and 10 per cent from the United
States.
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PELICANS TRIM INDIANS

PELICANS TRIM INDIANS
New Orleans, March 25.-(P)-The
Cleveland Indians lost their first
practice game OF the year to the New
Orleans Pelicans yesterday 3 to /.
The regulars were unable to score the
teams rockies after they had counted
against the Pelicans' pitchers.
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bench. Miller Higgins has all but
decided to employ Leo Durocher as
hts regular shortstop this season,
leaving the expensive Lyn Larry on
the bench.
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Totals ........... 3 8-11 10
Eeferce: Thompson, Drake. Um-
ligr, Lawlcr, Minnesota.
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AGGIES 80; CANDO 20
The Walsh County Aggics Of Park
River won the second consolation
game Of the tournament Saturday
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Accrrs so. r,ANnn oo

Relefet: THOMPSON, Drake. I'm
pire: Lawler. Minnesota.
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Referee: Lawler, Minnesota. Um-
pire: Thompson, Drake.
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r. C. Bidwell Calvin C. Bolles. Hen- ry R. Buck, Lawrence w. Case, R. o. Clark. sherman w. Eddy, Charles w. Holman. George +. Marsh, Earl r. Parmalee, John II. Thompson, Harold A. G. MAgill and Paul Learn cd.
 At the business session of the con- vention which opened up at ! o'clock, President Holman presented his annual report. The report was a l general review of the county organi- zation during the past year and showed that the work had been ex- tended along wide lines and that the organization had also worked com- l prehensively. The principles for which the organization labored were to increase the usefulness of group work. to raise the standard of work, to develop three features of the group and to increase in the volume of cooperative service and the devel- opment of the athletic program.
 Two notable pieces of development f " VI h "tiC cho" IT py tiC [, lHe organizing of the Southington branch and the cooperative work among Negro students from the south working on tobacco plantations dur ing the summer months.
 President Holman outlined the improvement made in the business program of the organization. The report also spoke of the valued as- sistance rendered the organization through newspaper advice and puo- licity.
 Athletic Committee Report
 About 500 boys and young men engaged in athletic competition during the year, according to the re- port of the athletic committee o. the association. The following championships were awarded:
 Swimming, Manchester Hi-Y.
 Tennis, singles. kensington Boys club: doubles, East Berlin.
 Baseball. Kensington.
 Indoor track, Southington '. M C. A.
 Outdoor track. juniors, New Brit ain high school: intermediate class Suffield school, and senior class, Suffield
 Junior basketball. Manchester high school freshmen: intermediate basketball. Kensinkton Boys club.
 Senior basketball, county cham. pionship, South Church. Of New Britain; southern league basketball South church. New Britain; north. crn league, Broad Brook.
 The Hartford County "Y' team. were entered in five state inter. county 'Y" championship contest. and were victorious in three. Banquet in Parish House
 The banquet was held in the par. ish house of the ConGregational church following the business ses. sion. Among the guests were Gov. ernor John H. Trumbull. Miss Flor. ence Trumbull, Stanley s. Gwillim MT. and Mrs. Charles w. Holman