The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-01
FOOTBALL TRACK,
TENNIS, BASEBALL,
GOLF ARE PLANNED
Gridiron Equipment Is Issued TO
IS Candidates by West
Last Saturday
OUTLOOK PROMISING
Open Track Campaign
IN Meet at Valley City
April IS and Is
GOLF OUTLOOK PROMISING

> $1,000 D"AVs~ SQG1AlS OuIQOOf at0
letc program is ready. All that i
needed to send some five or six hun.
! cred men into action in six differen,
branches Of sport IS warm weather.
Saturday football equipment wa:
issued to IS candidates for the 1880
grid squad who have already started
spring work indoors. Head Coach G.
A. Weat and his first assistant. Buck
Starbeck are conducting q series OF
lectures and waiting the first oppor-
tunity to open outside.
West said yesterday that the IS
men would probably complete the
active spring squad. With the excep-
ton OF an even dozen none of them
have ever had any college football x
pertence. OF the II none were reou.
lars last fall. The only varsity grid
ders who will do any work this spring
are Felber, Jarrett. Burma and Rich
mond. These four have been issued
shoes and will drill on ball handling
and kicking. They viii take no part
In scrimmage.
After q period of fundamentals the
squad will be split into three grouns.
coached as teams and they play q
series Of regulation games to wind up
practice.
North Dakota will not take part In |
the Minnesota Relays April 5 as pre- !
viously announced. Instead the No. !
OAK track squad will compete in the
invitation meet at Valley City April
Is and rs. which will be the first
clash Of the season for the F1ickertafl
cinder stars.
Invitations have been extended to
the Agricultural college, various
teachers colleges. Jamestown COLLEGE.
Concordia, Moorhead Normal and
several other schools in this part Of
the country.
Coach Glenn Letich is still working
his athletes on the armory track and
under the stadium with little chance
OF getting outside for some time vet
unless there is a big change In the
weather.
Coach Dick S~turtevant Is also work.
ing his tennis squad indoors on the
armory court. Sturtevant will get his
first real line on what he Is to have
for intercollegiate competition when
the University tournamentAs run off
May Z.
Dual meets with the Aggies will be
held at Fargo May IL and here May
a. There is q possibility that other
dual clashes will be arranged prior to
he conference gathering at Brook
ngs May %, 30 and 81. II
\
Walt Arneson golf coach has been
vorking his prospects indoors since
he beginning Of the second semester
Is enthusiastic e the outlook.
The coach says he has six shotmakers
rho will give North Dakota q team
apable Of competing with the best
4 these parts.
The University tournament will be
ED during the last two weeks Of
lay while dual meets with the Ar
les will be held at Fargo May Is and
Grand Forks May "a.
= III
Managers of teams in both the
luapus baseball and diamondball
agues have been chosen. additional
luipment purchased and four groups
these sports are ready to open the
As soon as the time arrives.
1ntra : mural officials claim more
en- than ever viii compete in out
)or sports this spring and that the
hletic department has made prepa-
lions accordingly.