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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-12
Hazelton Youths
Win Race Places
North Dakota Aggiss Are Vic
torious in the Northwest
cross.country Run

Bookings. 8. D., Nov. l2.-R-Al-
though Bankert of South Dakota
State college placed first. the North
Dakota Aggies. won the northwest
college cross-country four-mile run
yesterday. taking second. sixth, sew
enth and eighth places. Bankert's time
% minutes and 20 seconds.
Nineteen men were entered in the
race. and the first eight contestants
finished close. South Dakota State
took second place, while Augustana
won third.
The first 10 to finish were Bankert,
South Dakota State: Weiser, North
Dakota Aggies: Reitx, South Dakota
State: Martin, Huron: Fjelstad, Au.
gustana: Jandre. Robertson and Wei
ser, North Dakota Aggies; Lyma,
Yankton: and Nelson, North Dakota
Aggies.
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Les Mariner to Box
In Dempsey's Arena

Chicago, Nov. 12.-P,-Les Mar
riner, former University Of Illinois
football player whose career Is q
heavyweight boxer twice has been In
terrupted by injuries to his right
hand. will return to the ring Novem-
Der rs at the Chicago Coliseum. Pro-
moter Jack Dempsey has signed
George Hoffman. Of New York, form
er amateur heavyweight champion.
Is Mariners opponent In . l0-round
bout.
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KIPKE'S ELEVEN AND
Minnesota TO fight
FOR JUG POSSESSION
Chicago and illinois Have No
Trophy but Need None to
Bring Out Best
TO FACE I0WAnS
Which Had Open Date
Last Week, Winds Up Cam
paign With Purple
TO FACE IoWANs
~ wEEKEs

Chicago. Nov. 12.-fR)-TwO Of the
oldest traditional rtvalries in Western
Conference football - Michigan and
Minnesota. and Chicago and Illinois
will be renewed Saturday.
Michigan will 60 to Minneapolis to
try to take the Little Brown jug"
away from Minnesota. where 1t has
rested In q trophy case since 1927.
They did not meet last season. and
the 1927 victory was Minnesota's first
since 1919.
GOphcrs Are Favored
Comparing their records. Michigan
does not appear to have much chance
Of taking the trophy back to Ann Ar
Dor. but Minnesota, in losing to Iowa
last Saturday. took q physical beat
ing and may be unable to recover in
time to stop the improving VOL
verines.
Chicago and Illinois will not be
fighting for a trophy. and none Is
needed to bring out the best In both
teams. Neither team is having q
good season. but both have proven
capable Of springing surprises and q
close battle is indicated.
Coach Jimmy Phelan, Of Purdue,
has wasted no time in getting under
way with his preparation for the in
vasion Of Iowa 6aturday-the game
that probably will make or break the
Purdue season. Phelan did not use
WEIGH or Harmeson, his star ball car
riers. Saturday against Mississippi,
bit yesterday both along with White.
| Yuneyich. and the varsity lire were
driven through 4 sharp Scrimmage
against the reserves.
! Iowa was given an afternoon off to
permit the squad to recover from
bumps received in the Minnesota con-
test. Coach 1ngwerson found 4 long
list Of injuries awaiting him. He
plans to give his reserves q lot Of at
tention during the preparatory Pc
Rod before the Purdue clash.
indians Meets Purple
indiana. which had an open date
last Saturday, Is in the midst Of wind.
ing up for its invasion Of Northwest.
crn this weekend. The Hoosiers ar(
IN good physical condition and will
be at their best against the Wildcats
Coach Pat Page has Indicated he viii
have several second string men in thu
starting lineup.
Coach Dick Hanley Of Northwestern
gave his regulars q rest yesterday
after c~autioning them against picking
Indiana for q soft opponent. A mini.
mum Of activity Is OH the Wisconsin
and Ohio State programs for tn
week. The Badgers will have m opel
date Saturday. and Ohio State. Will
Illinois to be met q week from satur
day. plans little work in preparation
for Kenyon, Saturdays opponent.
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Lem
~ OLGA NJ. RISE

Mr.. and Mrs. aiyert Halbakken and
daughter Hazel OF Rothsay. Mimi,
and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Lein and
daughter Mavis spent Tuesday after.
noon at the Alfred Arneson home.
Mrs. Ole Spildc, Mrs. J. q. Rise and
daughter Olga spent Tuesday after.
noon at the NJ. J. Brenden home.
NJ. J. Breuden and son Kenneth
called at the Art Bjorhus home Tues
day afternoon.
Mrs. Vic Pardon and daughter. who
have spent the past two weeks at the.
John Birkeland home. left for q short
visit 1t Windsor Sunday.
A. n. Helgeson Of Regain spent
Thursday and Friday at the H. Z.
Helgeson home.
MI. and Mrs. Henry Fast and fam
lily who have spent the past two weeks
visiting relatives In Minnesota re-
turned home Wednesday. They plan
on moving to Minr1eoota in the near
future to make their home.
George Ch~ristianson and son Arm
old motored to futile Thursday at.
ernoon.
Joseph Rise hauled Z load Of coal
from the coal mine for Geo. Christ.
hanson wednesday.
Eddie Arneson attended the Ghost
social given IN 0igrid Josephsonis
school wednesday evening.
Gladys Rue. Olga, Selma. Joseph
and Clarence Rise spent Friday eve.
ming at the Alfred Arneson home.
Quite . few from this vicinity at
tended the funeral q T1lman Han.
son held ct Steele Monday afternoon.
Olga and Joseph Rise and Gladys
Rue motored to Wing Saturday.
Arnold Christianson ana Valdemar
Lein spent Saturday evening Ut J. o.
Rises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Arne,on. Mr..
and Mrs. Helmer Arneson, Arnold
Christianson and Gladys Rue spent
Sunday evening ct N. A. Liens.
The Ladies' Aid meets at the NJ. A.
Lem home wednesday afternoon,
Nov. Il.
Eddie Arneson accompanied Jess
and Emery Boss TO 0achel, n. D..
Saturday. from there he plans on &C. ;
ing to South Dakota for . short Wis.
4.
There will b Norwegian services At
the church Sunday. Nov. 10, 1t 2
O'Clock.
a very large crowd attended the
Luther League meeting held at Geo.
Ch~ristianson's Sunday afternoon. A
business meeting was held ana Olga
Rise was elected president and Arm.
old Christiarson vice president.
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AL RIVALRIES IN BIG TEN RENEWED 81
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN AGAIN
HAS STRANCLEHOLD ON HEAVlES
ColfAssociaton
Elects Sweetser
Former Amateur Champion Il
Named Vice President Of
Metropolitan Group

New York. Nov. 12.-tR-The Met
ropolitan Coli association has fol-
lowed an example get BY the national
body in nominating Jess sweetser.
former United States and British
amateur champion, for vice president
Of the association. Nomination is
equivalent to election.
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Mr.. and Mrs. M. Herum Tuesday eve

MI. and MIS-. M. Herum TUESDAY Eve
ming.
Mrs. r. Tempt spent Friday eves
ming with Mrs. Nina Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Koon motored
to Bismarck Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Olson were Biss
marck callers Monday.
Miss Marie Botiem is helping Mrs.
H. A. Knudson with her homework.
Ladies Aid met Thursday at the
parsonage.
Mrs. N. Herum spent Tuesday aft>
ernoon with Mrs. Ed Thomas.
Mrs. A. H. Meland and Mrs. VIM.
Van Vleet called on Mrs. A. Essen.
beisz Tuesday afternoon.
Chas. Swanson is in Bismarck at~
to his duties OF county cone
Bill Van vleet was q Sterling caller
Monday.
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-
In eight games the Roy d. Mcleod
sached machine ran up a total Of
o points against nothing for its OPP
3uents, winning each game by an
feFage score Of AS points to 0.
Little Can be said about the game
scept that Mandan was crushed
ismarck was superior In every
.anch OF play, although Mandan's
lnts averaged "a yards while those
O'flare. who had q bad day Of
.cking. averaged but 80 yards.
OF the Demons Is touchdowns,
70 were scored by John OsHare.
lree by Eddie Spriggs, two by Hank
otter. and one each by Benser, HUT
.rg. and Wally Green.
o'1lare ran 20 yards for touch
WINS On two different occasions,
ashing through tackle. reversing
10 field, and sailing over the line
nmolested. On two occasions he
ent over on line smashes and for his
fth counter took . beautiful pass
ON Eddie Spriggs as he crossed the
~ line without Q man within Is
ardD Of him. The big fellows pass
Z Vas deadly In most instances de-
9lte tho chilling temperature.
pottee Ran Nice
Hank Potter made one Of his touch
owns By carrying the ball over from
10 lO-yard line In three plays, one
which was . 20-yard jaunt. He
Anced through q broken field for Is
ards to score the other. Eddie
priggs made runs Of 10 and Is yards
= two counters and took . pass
som O'1Iare for . 30-yard gain for
IS third.
. Hultberg went over on q beauti-
4lly-executed triple pass play, which
I'd . cr~iss-cross mixed into It. Hoff-
IAN 70 O'Hare to Eddie 6priggs to
t!ultberg. Benser ran through tackle
I'D through an open field 30 yards
- his counter and Wally Green took
over once on two plays from the
9-yArd stripe.
J Bismarck's line played Its usual
and exceptional game, al
lays effective. Mandan could not
Gin through the line with consistency
I'D though Bismarck was stopped on
" line occasionally. the Demons took
> the air often and rarely were
&eced to punt. Play was in Mandan
srritory practically all Of the time.
Started Scoring Early
Bismarck started scoring early. aft.
{ blocking . Mandan punt on the
l-yard line and recovering. The
lemons counted 10 points in the first
ruarter, 10 in each the second and
c1ird periods. and rs In the final
tanto.
i Though they we're beaten badly,
line played creditahle foot
III. At times they forced Bismarck
> the air by stopping the red-clad
s;arriors dead on the line Of scrim-
nee. Standing out in Mandan line
lay was George Toman, veteran
who left q sick bed to play In
- rama and was carried from the
.}eId unconscious late In the third
,narter. He was III with appendicitis.
, Outstanding In Mandan's backfield
Jay were Dietrich and Adam Fleck.
- former making some nice returns
Z kickoffs and puuts while the lat
~ helped keep Bismarck hack part
= The time with his nice kicking.
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B TOUCHDOWNS ARE
bCORED BY Demons
BALL TOyINC STARS.
mons Crushed link, Defended
State Honors, and Kept
Goal Uncrossed
B FOUGHT vALlAh
|lpital City Eleven Scored Total
OF $40 Points in Eight
Season Games
FOUGHT vALlAhTlY

Bismarck crushed Mandan b 70 Q
Hughes field yesterday afternoon.
In winning the game the Demons
|uelched the jinx which has had the
"a habit Of following them ia games
tn the Braves. defended unofficial
nth Dakota high school champion
III honOrs won in the game with
lrgO a week ago, and. TO top these
Movements Oft. Kept their goal line
lcrosSed.
Il was a bitter pill for Mandan to
'allOW-thc Morton county school
II find it difficult to live down an
to 0 ualloping received under the
lated boots of Il Bismarck eleven.
Both Bismarck and Mandan ended
cir seasons with the Armistice Day
allure. Earlier III the season the
% teams had met i'll another game.
tn the capital city lads winning =
O..
Second Title Year
In It's eight games this season Bis
arck has run up a remarkable rec
a. It was the second successive
ason in which Demon Iridders had
.en undcfcated and laid claim to
ate hOnors. Take a glance nj these
ores, Bismarck's record for this
aSOn.
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Jays and Hliners
Get coreless Tie

Jamestown. N. D.. Nov. l2.-iF,-
jamestown and Valley City high
school football teams battled to a
s~coreless tie here yesterday.
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ORPHAN GRID TEAM
A Canadian orphanage which has
developed q crack football team.
claims to have the only parentless
football squad In the world.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-12

Anglo-Saxon contributors to the
games Of the world are cricket. rugby
and soccer by the English and base
ball. basketball and football by the
United States.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-12

The latest sporting development In
democratic Germany Is : tennis tour
nament arranged for the ball boys
Of the Mannheim club.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-12

A few good, hard-running halfbacks
would make q lot Of difference In the
life and tenure of any coach.
Putnam patriot., 1929-03-14
BOXING WRANGLE is
BEING UNTANGLED

The Connecticut boxing wrangle.
which has prevented any and all sim
on-pure mit-slinging throughout the
state for the past six months has at
last been forced into the open and
will in all probability be settled very
soon. Following Gov. Trumbull's
temporary suspension Of all state
amateur ring activities because Of al
legged professionalism, Commission
or Doname. Connecticut boxing head.
has conducted q thorough iuvestiga-
ton Of all charges and has submitted
list Of proposals regarding the
"Scmi Professional athletes not act
i've in the amateur rings.
For the time being. amateur clubs
or promoters may secure permits 20
stage shows according TO "a recent
ruling handed down by State Attor-
ney General Allan. providing, of
course, that the approval of Commits
siouer Donahue Is forthcoming.
Il is not known al this time II Of
fioials Of the Putnam Sporting Club
are planning to stage an indoor show
before the warmer weather as pre-
viously stated.
Putnam patriot., 1929-03-14
D H. S. ELIMINATED
BY CHAPMAN TECH
Whaling City School Quintet
Outplays the Local Snappy
Bunch
Putnam Considered An Able. Worthy
Foeman

A fast, powerful Chapman Tech
quintet definitely eliminated the Put
nam High squad as claimants Of the
eastern Connectieut-weste X J.
championship by clamping on an inn
pressive 32-22 defeat in the local
gym last Friday evening Despite the
ten point margin az the close the tilt
was credited with being one Of the
best ever staged on the Putnam court,
between two we'll matched teams with
neither enjoying any decided advan-
tage until few minutes before the
end
Chiowsky. husky New London
guard proved the scoring sensation
of the evening ms he sank five mid
court tries after the Putnam five man
formation had apparently prepared
for any type Of onalaughter II was
his sensational hcaye that opened the
fray after two minutes Of furious
play to be closely followed by close
up by Quinn for another two pointer
putnam's counter, before the quarter
whistle IN form Of fast passing at
tack failed TO net an equal score rs
the visiting defense withdrew To
"Freeze" play for rest. The second
stanza contained much rough play
despite the brilliant .1iciating Of Mr..
Whaplcs, with Chapman beneiiting on
four successful free tries. Cody's
long heaves from mid court helped
Putnam ms the half ended l4-ll, New
London.
Only the successful tries of Capt
Cody and Leo kept the Putnam team
on an even keel In the third quarter
as the New London quintet, with the
league championship IN sight launch
ed rough but effective scoring at.
tack. The removal Of Capt. Johns
from the visiting lineup, however,
early in the period, because on per.
sonal fouls. seemingly dampened the
Chapman hopes Of a runaway which
was easily noticed by Coach Noyes
His decision to substitute Sham for
Sahln at this point caught the New
London team unawares as the fut-
nam club drove counter attack for
points. The damage had been done
however and the closing whistle
found Putnam trailing al the 32-22
score.
1, was another ISSUE Of The King
Is Dead. Long Live the King" for
while Putnam failed 70 lift the much
covereted crown a worthy champion
ship club in Chapman Tech is due e
continue eastern Connecticut hope;
in the National Scholastic Tourney.
Summary
Putnam patriot., 1929-03-14
HARTFORD COUNTY
Bring Homo Trophy

To the Windham County y. NJ. C..
A. now goes the trophy which they
have been fighting 10 possess for the
last three years. They have defeated
for the cup the following teams:
1927 Defeated the South Willing
ton team Of Holland County.
1928 Defeated the New Britain
team Of Hartford County.
1929 Defeated the New Britain
team Of Hartford County for the sec
ond time.
The Windham county team which
is composed Of Woodstock Aead-
envy members. with few exceptions.
won the Junior State Championship
in the junior division at Meridcn in
1925. The congratulations Of the
county 20 20 our Manager Banks,
Captain Johnson and all the members
of the Windham County team who
have struggled through three years
TO retain the trophy permanently.
Putnam patriot., 1929-03-14

The girls and the boys basket ball
teams Of Wareham. Mass High,
both holding Cape Cod championships.
will play the girls and the boys teams
Of Woodstock Academy, Friday eve
ming, March 18th. The first game
viii start az seven o'clock These are
the last home games this season.
Putnam patriot., 1929-03-14
VANDALE ALLEYS

High team total Dayville 1850
High team sheet-Dayville 6s7
High average--Gagne 100
High three strings-Rivers 437
HIgh singIe-Carey l65
Putnam patriot., 1929-03-14
WINDHAM COUNTY 4Y
WINS THE TROPHY
Won Cup Three Successive
Yezrs.-Twice From New
Britain Team

The state basket ball championship
County Y NJ G. A. was decided at
Middletown last Saturday In the Ju-
Nor class Windham lost a heartbreak-
ing game to Hartford. / 3 to II. At
the end Of the first period Hartford
was leading to 8. In the second pc
riod Windham pulled up and tied the
score. In the overtime period tech
meal foul was called on a Windham
player and the game ended when the
free try was shot by Hartford.
Putnam patriot., 1929-03-14
9 , 9 z 8
PUTNAM HIGH

Referee. WhapIes. Score at hall
time. Chapman Tech Ia, Putnam IL.
Time, eight minute quarters.
The present standing in the East
ern Connecticut Conference court
race follows:
Putnam patriot., 1929-03-14
ELKs WIN

Again the Elks came through IN the
weekly card contest with the Masons.
The gathering was smaller than
usual only thirteen tables being IN
play. The result was as follows.
Elks names first:
Auction Bridge
Milot and Lewis won from Dean
and William r. Wheaton.
Cournoyer and Miller won from
Duffy and Dow.
I.aRose and Diamond lost to Morse
and Geissler.
wheeiock and Girard won from
Johnson and Chase.
Chamnlin and Averill lost TO Pot
ter and Medbury.
Chadwick and LOOMS won from W.
Moss and Hawkins.
Bell and Merriam won from Arnold
and Seward.
Mansfield and Tourtellotte lost to
Mcintyre and Clifford.
Stanton and Mellor lost TO Schoon-
over and Shaw.
Holden and Miron won from Brous-
seau and Miner.
Lepire and Kelly lost to King and
Wolozin.
Cribbage
Wheatley and Walter A. Wheaton
won from Marcy and deCoudres.
J. Rafferty, and Welch lost to r.
Baker and c. Baker.
Putnam patriot., 1929-03-14
BOWLING
Derry ALLEYS
Final STANDING d LeaFue

High single ohitailie lfs
High verage-Lussier ia
High three string Dupre 4l4
The weekly prize was won by Gagne
with 44s for three high strings.
Putnam patriot., 1929-03-14

The village fire department was
stil On the job. why don't you
stop?" yelled the angry house owner.
"The fire is all out"
II know il u.s." replied the fire cap
tain. but there's three windows yet
to break. THE Pathfinder
Putnam patriot., 1929-03-14
PUTNAM AND TouRTELLoTTE
IN c AND ID TOURNAMENT

Putnam High and Tourtellotte Ne
mortal high are representatives OF
Eastern Connecticut in the class CD
basket bail tournament TO be held at
Storrs next week. Stafford Springs is
an alternate for the tournament.
Windsor and Tourtellotte open the
tourne in the afternoon Of the open
ing day while Putnam and Old Say
brook meet in the first game in the
evening.
Putnam patriot., 1929-03-14
THE PUTNAM PATRIOT PUTNAM CONN., 1929
BASKET BALL
Conquer. Putnam

The second part Of the twin attrae-
ton in the r. VI. s. gym last Friday
evening found the scarlet clad Alum
nae Girls In a fast. rough battle with
their former Bay State conquerors, the
Excuzeitpleze Girls, otherwise known
as the Telephone Operators, from Wor-
eester. TO say that the hard boiled
fans. enjoying the rougher boys rules,
remained 70 learn and cheer during the
questionably gentle encounter,
speaks well Of the manner IN which the
game was waged.
The local sextet opened as If 10 eff
feet an easy victory for their previous
humiliation on the Worcester court.
a. the Misses c. Allard and d. Morse
sank four baskets before single
Telephone tally But then the fun be-
eauf With heaves varying from a
Meanwell roll to a Holman heave the
tall. cool. Miss d. Dudley launched her
individual scoring attack, which only
the final seemed to check. Her ac-
complishment in scoring all Of the
eighteen Excuseitpleze field goals
earned her the distinction OF being
really an unusual athlete, one OF the
HHsf ~ lAlk ~ WI ~ 80 -
city.
II Is rumored that because Of the
fine showing by both teams Of older
girls considerable interest had been
stirred up among the workers IN the
local industrial concerns, which means
that in another season other feminine
teams may be seen in town.
The summary;
EXCUSITPLEZE PUTNAM
d. DUDE, II
re, NJ. Thompson, NJ. MeCoy
NJ. Kelley. J. Mooney. ri lg, II. Morse
X. Burrows. jc Jc, u Mcoos
j. Curran, SC
cs, A. RothweIl, Mrs. Syl'
(P. Franklin
NJ Darrell. lg VI. ID. Morse, Capt
A. Pickard, re
If. X. Allard. b. Bonir
Two-point baskets. by y. DUDE IL
X. Allard 3, d. Morse 3, b. BONN ]
One-po Mt baskets, ID. DUDE 2, J. Moon
ev /, b. BONN 2 ID. Morse 2. Referee
Dom. Bove. Eight-minute periods.
Putnam patriot., 1929-03-14

Scotty-if you can't do that sum
first time. don't waste any more pa
per or pencil on il. laddie. but just
go into the kitchen and try il over on
the steamy window with your little
Humorist-The Path
finder.
New Britain herald., 1929-08-24
MORE AUTO TERMS DEFINED BY ANDY
Tells Mary Ann What the
 D0odadS Are
(Contributed)

Dear Mary Ann:
 Received your letter telling about the auto game" you played at the Girls Club the other night Tn which each jane was given a slip Of paper with an auto term written on it and when called upon was to give the definition and the one who got the most chuckles outa her spiel wins the beautiful three passenger gold fish bowl or whatever the prize was. Also how you got tongue-tied on headlight" because all you know about one is the law of mechanics places 'em in front sos you can tell which way the buggy is headed, and asking me to give you a hand sos in the next game you won't appear so dumb the james will think you just came over to this country or something.
 Mileage-The distance you cov- cred before you eventually get that way yourself.
 Go Sign"--A signal that turns green with envy on account oi knowing it cant cause a traffic jam like the stop sign.
 Side Curtains-The ones the lovin couple on the back seat poked thei1 elbows through while relieving th' cramp in their arms.
 Accelerator-The device enabling
New Britain herald., 1929-08-24
3Os-WBZ, Springfeld-990

2:O0-Roxy symphony orchestra 3:00-Friendly hour 4:00-Collins trio 4:30-Calvin Percy ensemble 5:0O-Edward MacHugh. baritone 5:15-Wally Streeter, saxophone;
 John Marion. piano 5:30-Twiligh Reveries 6:30-The Anglo Persians 7:O0-Ball scores 7:11-Statler ensemble 7:30-American Legion Junior
 World Series rally S:00-Melodie
 S:15-Girard's concert orchestra 9:15-Aidan Redmond, baritone;
 and Amphion trio 9:45-Special program from NEG
 studios 10:15-Time; sportogram Darling and Don Ram
 sey 1O:25-Basebal scores 1O:CO-Embers by the WIZ players 11:0O-Amos n Andy 15-Weatherman; news bulletins
 time organ