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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-04

Stanford Regains
Famed Stolen Ak
From California u
Students, Posing as Newspaper
Men, Recover Trophy
Stolen in 1899

Stanford, Calf, April 4.-tP-The
famous Stanford university Ak, stolen
from several husky guards at q foot
ball game in 1899. today was back
home after reposing in q vault at the
University Of California for 81 years.
Three young men, posing as news
cameralnen and reporters. last night
seized the emblem from University Of
California students who were taking
the AK to an armored car. in expec-
tation OF continuing the journey to
the annual lax rally" Of their school.
A tear gas bomb was hurled by the
raiders during the melee.
Several thousand California stu
dents, after the seizure. guarded
roads leading back to the Stanford
campus. but in vain. An hour after
the initial engagement the business
part Of the ak was In Stanford. The
former possessors succeeded in re-
taining q part Of the handle.
The AK. symbol Of what Stanford
intended to do on the athletic field
to the University Of California, was
first In 1898. At that time
the phrase "Give EN- the AK" was
comparatively new.
At . football game the next fall,
Of California Students OBJ
tanned the implement. Since then the
annual AK rally" held by the Cali
fornians has been . vex1ng matter to
the rival school.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-04
Athens Is Overwhelming Favorite to Retain National Gaze Honora
HORTON SMITH TOPS WINTER MONEY WINNERS SECOND T7MR
|M'LEAN FORT LINCOLN BOXING
KING AFTER KAYOlNC ENDICOTT

right. It was Ferxuson's first annear.
arce In q ring while Olkowski is we'll
experienced In boxing warfare. Fer
guson's gameness was marked
throughout.
Curtain Raiser Fast
The Purtell- Rutherford curtain-
raiser was . fight from the start to
finish. Purtell drew blood from
Rutherford's nose in the first round
after getting In q series Of stiff rights
ana let's. Rutherford, however, came
back strong In the succeeding cantos
and It was only by the closest of
margins that Purtell won. Both were
game ana hard workers.
Hale and McCarter started out In
whirlw1nd fashion In the second en-
gagen1ent and continued their terrific
pace throughout the four rounds.
Each took plenty Of punishment, and
1t appeared that q quick knockout was
coming IN each stanza. Hale received
the decision by virture Of being the
aggressor throughout. These men
promise great battles in the future.
The Dahl-Saurce bout was perhaps
best and cleverest Of the evening.
as had been expected. Dahl was in
better shape, and this had a great
oeal TO do with his winning the de-
cislor. Saurce stood up we'll under
many OF Dahl's terrific rights and
let's to the head. The clever fighting
OF both was pleasing, particularly that
Of the victor.
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North Dakotans Rally in Clos.
ing Quarter to Down Jack.
SonviIIe 80 to 20
ROANOKE, VA, IS NEXT FOE
Herman Witasek Outstanding
Man Of Game, Scored To.
tai Of 20 Points

Chicago. April 4.-F-Lankin,
North Dakota quint, rushed into the
quarter finals. OF the. consolation
round Of the national prep basketball
tournament yesterday by defeating
the strong Robert E. Lee team from
Jacksonville. Fla, 81 to %.
Herman Witasek. curly : haired
blond forward, displayed some great
sharpshooting in leading the North
Dakotans to victory. He Topped nine
field goals and two free throws for 20
points. Herman was all over the floor
like a blanket and the big generals
from the south couldn't stop. him..
Almost from the start, Lankin was
forced to fight an uphill battle. They
trailed badly during the first few
minutes Of play but climbed up be-
fore the stretch ended. Is to IL, in
Lees favor. The second quarter saw
them knot the count at i5.alk. The
tall Toridans, champions Of their
state, took advantage Of q big series
Of free losses in the third period and
gained q q to 20 margin as the period
ended.
The final period was replete with
thrills. the lead alternating quickly.
But Herman came in to salt the game
away In the last minute Of play with
. sensational side shot and q charity
toss.
Lankin, eliminated from champion.
ship play by the Athens, Texas, team,
will meet Roanoke. Va, In the quar-
round Of the consolation
scramble at Z p. m. The summary:
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WANDERING GOLFER
OF OZARKS CARRIERS
$15,5O0 IN CAMPAIGN
Gene Sarazen, Stocky New
Yorker, Picks Up $13,5OO
for Second Place
Al ESPIN0SA RATES THIRD
Leader Grabbed First in Five
tournaments and Second
in Six Others
Al ESPIN0SA RATES THIRD
BY DILLON GRAHAM

Atlanta, April 4.-R)-For the sec.
ond year. Horton Smith tops the field
OF money winners among the winter
golfing troupe.
The wandering professional, who
learned his golf In Missouri's Ozarks,
not only has pocketed the most
money but also has won more tour
naments than any Of his fellow cash
performers.
Victorious In five tournaments,
finishing second in six and placing
high up In q number of others, Smith
accumulated prizes of SIS $500. In
addition he played in many remuner-
alive exhibition matches.
Gene Sarazen, stocky New Yorker,
who won COLTS largest prize Of $4,000
at Aqua Caliente, ranks second with
1880 for his seasons labors, but the
other pros are far behind.
Smith enjoyed q successful period
on the Pacific coast, winning the
Berkeley and Portland,
Ore, opens. He was second to Craig
Wood in the Hawaiian open and tied
for second in the Aqua Caliente and
in the Los Angeles tournaments.
Leaving the pros during their jour-
ney through Texas, Smith Joined the
nomad army again at Savannah, Ga,
where he took first honors after nos
Ing out Bobby Jones. national open
champion. His Florida tour brought
him first place in the central open at
Orlando, second in the Rich La Gorce
open at Miami and q tie with Frank
Walsh for second at st. Petersburg.
Smith, with the majority Of the ma.
lions leading professionals. took q
neat lacing from Bobby Jones in the
southeastern open at Augusta this
week, but Horton topped the profess
and took the $1,000 first prize.
AL Espinosa, the veteran Chicago
shot maker, played In practically all
II the tournaments from California
Carolina and nearly always with
He comes third with prizes
more than $1,000. He VOL,
he Houston open. tied with Smith for
econd at Aqua Caliente, and placed
veil in the others.
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Canadiens Snatch
Stanley Cup With
End bruin Victory
Boston Entrant and Fayorite IA
WaIloped 4 to 3 in De-
Gliding Contest

Montreal, April 4.-(F-The STAN
ley cup. for 81 years Canada's most
coveted sports trophy and the present
emblem Of the worlds hockey SUI
premacy, has come back to the Do
minion after two years In the United
States. through the amazing efforts
Of Les Canadiens Of Montreal. The
flying Frenchmen recaptured the
trophy by defeating the Boston
Bruins In two successive games Of the
playoff series between the survivors
OF the National hockey league compe-
tition. The Bruins were heavy ia
vorites.
The Canadiens won the first game
3 to o, and took last nights duel 4
to 3.
In the first place playoffs of 1929,
the Bruins won three successive VIC
tories over the Canadiens and in the
regular league season this year the
Bruins beat the Canadiens four times.
The Canadiens went through two
overtime battles of record duration in
defeating Chicago and the New York
Rangers to reach the last round of
the playoffs.
The victory gave the Canadiens
possession Of the Stanley cup for the
fourth time since 1t was first awarded
By Lord Stanley of Preston in 1893.
Previous triumphs were in 1916, 1919
and 1924.
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4Burleigh Teams
In Baseball LOOP
10 Start April II
Mckenzie, DriscolI, Sterling and
Motif Have Drafted Play.
ing Schedule

-Four consolidated high school bas-
ketball teams in eastern Burleirh
county have organized a league and
Will begin their seasons program
April II.
The teams In the loop are Nc
kenzte, Driscoll, Sterling, and Motif,
Rules and regulations were drawn
up and a playing schedule drafted at
. recent meeting Of principals OF
three OF the schools. They were e. A.
Killing, Sterling: Maurice Herum,
Driscoll; and n. E. Hermanson. Nc
Kenzie.
The playing schedule follows:
April 11-McKenzie at Driscoll.
Sterling at Moffit.
April 18-Moffit at Mckenzie. Drts-
coll at Sterling.
April 25-Driscoll at Mckenzie.
Moffit at Sterling.
May '2-Sterling at Driscoll. Nc
Kenzie at Moffit.
May 16-Sterling at Mckenzie.
Moffit at Driscoll.
May 22-Driscoll at Moffit. Nc
Kenzie at. Sterling.
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HEARING PETITION FON
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION

state Of North Dakota, County of Bur-
In County Court. Before Hon. I. c.
Davies. Judge.
In the Matter of the Estate OF Eva
Goodrich. Deceased.
Grace Goodrich Taylor, Petitioner, We.
Grace Goodrich Taylor and Florence
T.. Kittle, and all other persons in
Observation-Disclosures.
The State Of North Dakota to the
above named Respondents, and all
persons interested in the estate OF
Eva Goodrich, deceased.
You and each Of your are hereby
cited and required to appear before
the County Court of the County of
Burleigh In said State at the office OF
the Court House, in the City OF Bis
marck, in said County and state, on
the 23rd day Of April, A. d. 1890, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon Of that
day. to show cause, il any you have.
why. the petition of the petitioner
herein for the appointment of A. w.
Aylner, OF Jamestown, North Dakota,
as administrator of the estate Of Eva
Goodrich. deceased, late OF the City
Of Minneapolis, in Hennepin County.
Minnesota, should not be granted.
Let service Of this citation be made
as required by law.
Dated this LIST day Of April,
BY the Court:
I. c.. DAVIES,
Judge of the County Court of
(SenD Burleigh County, N. Oak.
A. w. Aylmer. Attorney for Petitioner,
jamestown, n. Oak. 4/4-11
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KITTENBALLLE LEAGUE
HAS FIRST MEETING
Committees Appointed to Make
Preliminary Plans for Sea-
son Opening

A dozen Bismarck kittenball lead
ers met last night to organize a kit
tenball league for the coming season
and appointed two committees to
make preliminary arrangements.
Though only three teams were rep
resented at the meeting last night,
the league expects to have eight
teams before play is begun in May.
Teams represented were the Capitol,
Bank Of North Dakota, and the
South Side.
E. O. Bailey and Harry Herschleb
were named q committee to look after
grounds and suitable diamonds for
league play. James Walsh and Rob-
ert Byrne will draw up rules.
Meetings for making Of final plans
viii be called in the near future, &C.
cording to Mr.. Hcrschleb.
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Rockne Believed
Very Sick Man

New York, April 4.-R-Chick
Meehan, New York university foot
ball coach, who spent most Of the
winter discussing tactics with the all
ing master, Knute Rockne, on the
sands at Miami Beach, Fla, believes
Rock" still Is q very sick man, mostly
because Of his own courage and un-
willingness to admit that he must be
very careful of his health.
WE sat one day with q doctor on
tho sands" Chick explained, land
Knute listened to a lecture on his
condition. The doctor prescribed
absolute inactivity in bed for six
months, then ordered that Rock
merely supervise practices from a
wheel chair next fall.
"Knute never even answered him.
He turned to me and said: Chick,
maybe we'd better stay here another
week before we go back to work."
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-04

Private Mclean today ruled the
lightheavyweight boxers at Fort Lin
coin following his two-round knock
out victory over Private Endicott on q
card which brought two kayoes and
three other classy fights at the post
last night.
Though the headliner was disap-
pointing from the spectators stand
point, 1t nevertheless was satisfactory
to the champion, who won decisively
and quickly. The bout had been
scheduled for six rounds but Endi-
colts refusal to respect Kayo Me-
Leans hard rights brought him de-
feat early.
After going down for the count Of
three in the first round, Private
Olkowski came back to flatten Private
Ferguson In the second canto Of tl1eir
scheduled four round semi : windup.
Olkowski's greater ring experience
served him well in the battle with
the beginner, Ferguson.
The card was the first program this
season and others are forthcoming in
the not distant future, it was an
nounccd this morning by Lieut.. Lionel
Trotter, who arranged the show.
which was staged in Fort Lincoln's
post gymnasium.
Main Bout Disappointing
The main 60 was somewhat OF q
disappointment. Having to 70 six
rounds, both men started out eau
ttously. Endicott appeared to show
little regard for McLean's ability and
left himself open to al easy attack.
Endicott took the count Of 10 after
Mclean landed a hard right near the
end of the second round. The victor
had hurt his opponent badly before
landing the sleeper.
In the semi-windup, olkowski and
Ferguson went at each other appar-
emily for a quick knockout, each
starting viciously with the opening |
gong. Each took q number of hard
in the first round. Toward the
md of the round, Olkowski went down
.or q count Of three, Ferguson having
him with a left. However,
0lkowski got his bearing in the Sec
md round and before the round was
'ver had Ferguson down for the count
Il 10. The Knockout blow vas a hard
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-04
STRONG DENTON FIVE
ELIMINATED e TO Il
BY ST. JOHNS team
Hornets Pile Up 19 to o Score
on Chicago Team in First
Seven Minutes
LANKlN PLAYS ROANOKE, VA.
Wheatland, Wyoming Cham
pion, Faces Task Of Defeat
ing Champs Tonight
BY PAUL

Chicago, April 4.-(F-For the Sec
Ond straight year, q band Of red
shirted Giants from Athens, Texas.
stands out as the team to beat in the
annual struggle for the national high
school basketball championship.
AS the fight for the crown entered
the quarter final round today, there
were but few among the large throng
Of thrill seeking spectators who ex-
petced to e the Texans defeated.
Seven teams, two from Georgia and
one each from Louisiana, New Jersey.
Kentucky. Wisconsin, and Wyoming,
still had hopes, but they appeared to
be only the hopes Of fighting. high
spirited boys.
Would Beat Collegians
Averaging six feet two inches In
height, the Texas Hornets play q
game hard and fast enough to defeat
many fair college teams. They utilize
every inch of their height, rifling
long overhead shots that invariably
land in the waiting hands Of their
aces, Freddy and Benny Tompktus.
directly beneath the basket.
Last night, they gave q demonstra-
ton Of their power at the expense Of
the Y. M. A. G. day school team Of
Chicago. which previously stunned
the tournament by upsetting Eorida's
state champion. Robert e. Lee Of
Jacksonville. They used their first
string lineup for the first period and
ran up 10 points to none for the Chi
cago team In seven minutes. Then
they sent in their second team and
It polished off the Job with a 80 to IS
victory.
Wheatland. Wyoming's champion
ship team, meets the defending ma
tional champions tonight.
The other six battles Of the round
are Of the toss-up variety.
jena, La, Giants, a little team with
plenty of power, clashes with New
Brunswick, N. j., in the opening en-
counter at 2 p. m. The New Jersey !
champions SO far have shown the best
defense Of the tournament, only 10
points being scored against them in
two games.
Southern Teams Clash
Two Of the five southern teams,
AllCCV al fS1AONAlCA SdIlC ~ y II. ILL, lIlCy |
are Corinth. a rangy team from a
small Kentucky village. and Savan-
nah, Georgia. Corinth is slightly ia
vored because Of its previous show
ing. Yesterday. they advanced by
eliminating Linsly Institute from
Wheeling w. Va. IS to Is. Savannah
forward by beating Morgan
Park Of Chicago, IS to q.
The fourth game matches two Of
the surprise packages of the tourna-
ment-Braselton. Georgia, and st.
Johns Military Academy and it is
anybody's game. The Georgians, re-
cruited from a student body of IS pu-
pills, defeated Lawrenceburg, KY, %
20. st. Johns upset the highly
touted Denton, Texas. team an hour
later, % to 81, and while its victory
vas regarded as lucky" the Cadets
q lot of good basketball.
The consolation round today found
eight teams in the running. The
pairings:
Chelsa, Mass, VS.. Mt. Carmel Chi
cago: Burlington, VT, VS.. Catholic
Central Fl. wayne, Ind: Minneapolis
VS.. Baylor. Chattanooga,
Tenn; Roanoke. Va. vs.. Lankin,
v. D.
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Gopher Squad Will.
Lose Football Star
As MattsOn Finishes

Minneapolis. April 4.-(R)-Arnold
Mattson, Moorhead, mi Of the prom
Using recruit ends on the Minnesota
varsity last fall, will be graduated
this spring and therefore will not be
able to play any more football. 1t wa
learned today.
Mattson. before entering Minneso.
ia, has played football at another
college. He participated in freshman
competition with the Gophers and
was . varsity member last year.
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TAKEN UP NOTICE

Taken up on Section 2~1-13S-S0, 2
bay and / bay gelding, 1900 h.,
4 or S yrs: ! chestnut mar and 1
sorrel mare, 900 lbs. about 10 yrs:
lbs, about 12 yrs.: / black and n
gelding. 900, Is or 1G yrs.
Call at penltentiary to identify.
1928; 4/4.11
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-04
Oklahoma Team
Feature on Mat
A. and N. Crapplers, Nation
al Collegiate Champions,
Defending Title

New York, April 4.-H9-Most Of
the color In the National A. A. U.
wrestling championships beginning
today at the New York A. g. may re-
volve about the performance of the
crack grapplers of Oklahoma College
Of Agriculture, national collegiate A.
A. titleholders.
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st. Paul, New Jersey |
Cagers Win Contests
In Y. M. C.. A. TOurnel
Chicago. April 4.-(R-Y. N. C.. ~
tournament basketball scores:
Championship
st. Paul, MINI, ~; Green Bay, wis
1C.
Railway, N. j., 80; Newton, Kan1
SaS, q.
Kansas City ~; Portsmouth Ohio
q.
The 10th is the last day Of
discount on Gas bills.

Announcement for Stomach Sufferer
stomach sufferers in Bismarck and
vicinity. will be glad to learn that,
Halls Drug store. Bismarck, North
Dakot has been appointed EXCLUSIVES
distributor in Burleigh and Norton
Tor Plumbers Tablets, which
throughout the United States in the
re!ef OF stomach disorders. Have
Hairs Drug store tell you about them.s
OF write y. H. Pfunder, Inc. 1911
Ave-. Minneapolis. MINI.
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TRAINING CAMP SHORTS

New Orleans, April A. The
Cleveland Indians squad, In training
here. showed more cuts Of the prun.
1Hs knife todayi Business Manager
night that two recruits. Roxy Lawson,
right-handed pitcher. and Jerry Har-
ris. college catcher, both will join the
Terre Haute club Of the Three-Eye
ATLANTA BEATS TIGERS
Atlanta, Ga, April 4.-R-The De.
troit Tigers had a chance today to
redeem Themselves after being defeat.
association club. s to 1.
MARBERRY. HADLEY PITCH
ma 6 y : mir Ala; April &c.
Marberry and Irving .Hadley for the
Sox assignment in tOday's game with
Zeb Milan's Birmingham club. Adolph
Liska VIII 90 the ntne-inning distance
against h Barons tomorrow.
sUHR GETS TWO uoMERs
Houston. Tex. April 4.-R-Bus
s suhn,i tMo f nSme S rSns sim II ye w.Is KS
chief topic Of conversation among the
Pittsburgh Pirates today.
BROWNS PICK UP HASsLER
Kansas City. April 4.-R)-The st.
Louis Browns, here for a th~ree-day
series which 10 expected to make or
p!eak many OF the rockies, have
picked up another infielder. Joe Hass-
DOuTHIT NAY WARM BENCH
Bradenton, Fla, April 4.-R-Tay.
Tor Douthtt, idol Of the knotholers'
gang In Sportsman park, may pick
splinters inetea6 OF doing sentry duty
Tor h st. Louis Cardinals. Manager
Gaooy Street has indicated.
JIMMY FOxX FINDS EYE
Richmond, Va, April 4.-R1-Jimmy
Foxx, Athletics first baseman. finally
has found his batting eye. He was in
q slump during most Of the southern
training season, but as the team
neared home yesterday he clouted q
home Y and q double, batting in
three OF the AthIetics' four runs
against Charlotte.
CHIS0x DROP CONNALLY
Fl. Worth, Tex. April 4.-WD-The
Cnicaeo White Sox, minus Sarge Con-
ne!ly, who Was dropped for lack OF
adherence to training regulations. to-
Jay started on the homeward trail.
Ths o finished their stay ia Texas
WITH 10 to I victory over Fort
worm yesterday, and today faced the
opening contest Of Z thfee-9ame 81.
RES With Little Rock, Of the Southern
association, 1T Little Rock.
40DHoDY IN room CONDITION
Los Angeles, April 4.-M-Real
concern over the condition Ut Rogern
Hosnsby,s atlinG hsel WAS felt Ia the
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Light Heavyweight Is Decisive
Master in Disappointing
Encounter
0LK0WSKI WINS By KAYo
Dahl, Hale and Purteu Other
Winners on Fight Card
Last Night
FIGHT RESULTS

Private Mclean, Company L,
knocked out Private Endicott,
Service company, (2).
Private Olkowski. Company X,
Knocked out Private Ferguson.
Company M, (2).
Private Dahl, Company NJ, won
decision over Private Saurce.
Quartermaster detachment, four
rounds.
Private Hale, Medical detach-
ment, won decision over Private
McCarter, Company M, four
rounds.
Private Purtell, Company L,
shaded Private Rutherford, Conn
pany M.
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Reports
At Gopher Camp

Minneapolis, April 4.-R-Quentin
Burdick, Williston, N. D., University
Of Minnesota football player who was
out Of the lineup most of last season
with q bad knee, reported for spring
practise.
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Fights Last Night
tBy the Associated Press,

Denver Eddie Mack, Denver,
0utp0inted CASTOR Charles. France
(lO). Eddie Murdoch. Denver. out
pointed Jimmy Goodrich. Buffalo.
y. \. (1OD. Mickey Cohen. Denver,
knocked ont Buston Brandon, Salt
Lake City (6).
Milwaukee. - Kin9 LeviMsky,
Chicago, st0pped Dave Mater. Mil.
vvaukee %. Mttx Miutkel, Nil.
waukee. knocked 0ut George Rob.
rick. Milwaukee (2).
Ch(steP, a. Johnny Roberts,
Huntington. w. Va, stopped Nick
B~asc1ano, DaltiRore (2)e