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(Second eame.)
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Gomez, Mekvoy and Hargravc; !;
Walberg and Perkins.
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At Cleveland
ST. Louis 900 004 10 6 10 0
Cleveland 900 100 30l- ) IL >
Blaeholdtr, Crowder and Manion;
Ferrel, Jablonowski, Harder and
l.. Sewell
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Russell, Shields and Berry; Jones
and Spencer.
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At Chicago
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Chicago 900 O20 SIX 9 Is l
Whitehill, Wyatt and Hargrave;
LYONS and Riddle.
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-01
Horse Race Fans
To Watch Events
AtAgua Caliente
New York, California and Arr
iona Horses Near Top
Among Favorites

Aqua Caliente. Lower California,
Mexico, March 1.-(P)-Here in the
valley of "Old Aunt Jane" better
known as Tiajuana valley, tomorrow
will gallop to the fore some three
year-old to claim $4,000, the winners
share of the Aqua Caliente derby,
second largest stake of the winter
meeting. Fl
The contest which will be run over
the mile and o%ne-eighth course carries
the earmarks of an open race, with
Is possible starters out of nominees
entered.
If the track is slow-and there are
some prospects of rain-the number
going to the post probably will be
trimmed more sharply. In event OF
clear weather and a fast track, Lon
gus, a New York entry racing under
the colors of w. H. Hoffman, Ventura
Calf, is expected to be made a slight
favorite to finish in front.
Close followers of the winter season
here are picking Good and Hot te
come through for the victor's prize
despite the choice of Longus by the
bookies. Good and Hot is a member
of the John McKeon string from the
Meadowbrook farm near Ontario
Calf. Hatrick, Barron Longs Aqua
Caliente starter and Sidney Grant
hailing from the Bartelstein and
Unna stables, have also received pop
ular mention.
Should the track be slow, Tonic
Rock, owned by Fred Amy, wealthy
Arizona rancher. is expected to be the
post time favorite.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-01
Sammy Mande|| and Irish Wei
terweight SIugger Meet To.
niuht at 145 Pounds
SOME FORECAST KNOCKOUT
Rockford Sheik, However, De.
cIares He Is in Better
Condition for Bout

Chicago, March 1.-(P]-Sammy
Mandell, the master boxer and world
lightweight champion, and Jimmy
McLarnin, smuggling Irish welter-
weight, will meet tonight at the Chi
cago stadium in their rubber" bout
a lO-round feature at las pounds.
McLarnin, who scored last In theil
feud, was a z to S favorite over the
Rockford flash, with some wagering
being done at l to 3 that the Dublin
dynamiter will win by q knockout
Mandell, however, said he was in fal
better shape than when McLarnir
punched out a decision over him In
10 rounds last fall.
Mandell won their first meeting. q
l5-round lightweight championship
engagement, Is months ago in New
York, by a wide margin, but found
|McLarnin a tougher fighter at las
pounds in the second meeting.
The bout, the first of major i'm.
portance to be held on q Chicago Sat-
urday night, was expected to attract
about $4,000 spectators, which would
mean a gate of approximately $685. 900
The semifinal hereunder also prom.
Used plenty of action. Young Jack
THOMPSON, San Francisco negro well
terweight, will be out to wipe out 9
surprise defeat at the hands of Fred
! die Fitzgerald, promising Youngs-
town, Ohio, puncher.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-01
Shot Put Record
Is Jeopardizedi in
West Coast Meet
Herman Brix, Eric Krenz and
Harlow Rothert Are En-.
tered in Weight Event

Stanford University, Calf. March
1.-R9-With the worlds record In
the shot put periled by the prospect
of one of the greatest weight duels
the year may produce. Stanford uni
versity's track and field team. inter-
collegiate champion. was ready to
open its 1880 season today against the
Los Angeles Athletic club in a dual
meet.
The winged mercury tracksters,
comprising a formidable array Of for
mer college luminaries, were conceded
a slight edge, but the principal inter-
est centered in the shot put where
Herman Brix Of the clubmen, was
sailed to match losses with Captain
Eric Krenz and Harlod Rothert Of the
| Cardinals.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-01
Colorado Takes
Circuit Pennant
Dutch CIark's Colorado Collie.
gians Beaten by Univer-
sity ~ to ~

Boulder, Colo, March 1.-{ReThe
University of Colorado gained the
eastern division basketball champion
ship of the Rocky Mountain confer
ence here last night by defeating
Dutch" Clatk's Colorado college
Tigers, 1924. These two teams close
their season at Colorado Springs to-
night but q Colorado college victory
would still leave the university five at
the top Of the heap.
Walter b. Franklin, graduate man.
ager Of athletics at the University Of
Colorado. announced after the game
that Colorado would not meet the
basketball champion of the western
division in a playoff series for the
Rocky Mountain conference title. The
Colorado team will disband at once
failure to agree over dates for the
championship series making it i'm
possible for the eastern champions te
devote any more time to basketball
Montana State college and the
Utah Aggies will play off q tie that
exists for the western division title
These teams will meet March 7-8 al
Salt Lake City.
The University Of Colorado has won
the eastern division title the last two
years.
Franklin said that the University O,
Colorado's action might result in a
severance OF Colorado's athlete rela-
tons with Montana state and the Utah
Aggies.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-01
Ehmke to Coach
Rookie Hurlers
Manager Connie Mack Thinks
Athletic Moundsman Has
Teacher Temperament

Fort Myers, Fla, March 1.-P)-
Manager Connie Mack has created a
new job for Howard Ehmke, veteran
Highlander who pitched the Athletics
to victory in the first world series
game last year. The inventor of the
hesitation" pitch ball will have COM
plete coaching charge of rookie box
men. eight of whom are now working
out here.
II don't know anyone who knows
more about pitching than Ehmke."
Mack said in announcing the appoint
ment. He has the ability and ]
think the temperament. too, that q
coach should have. He is an instruc-
tor. Ehmke will fill the post OF
coach and at the same time continue
his own preparations to pitch during
the season.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-01
Big TED ME|NHOVER
. LOOPS SEVEN FIELD
| GOALS During GAME
demons Took Early Lead, but
BIuejays Left Floor at Half
With 14-11 Edge
Withheld, SCHAUER GOOD
John Spriggs Joins Squad Be.
fore Bismarck Leaves for
Valley City Game
SCHAUER GOOD
tribune Special Seryicel

jamestown, N. Dak., March L.
After q disastrous second quarter, In
which they were outscored 10 to S,
Bismarck high schools basketball
team outplayed their opponents IL to
3 In the second half to win from
Jamestown % to II here last night.
Big Ted Meinhover, Bismarck CEN
ter who scored seven field goals, prob
ably was the most effective player to
be seen here this season and the game
was the best-played and most excit-
ing this year.
The first quarter was closely con-
tested, with the Demons having a 6
to 4 margin at the close but James,
town took the lead in the second
quarter and left the floor at the end
of the half with a IA to II margin.
The visitors came back III the third
period to snatch u Is to Is advantage
and stretched this lead IL the closing
session, mainly through the work of
Meinhover.
Withheld and Scllauer led the
jamestown attack, which worked
better last night than at any other
time this season. The game was CON-
paratively clean. each team commit
ting but five personal fouls.
Bismarck. joined here this morning
by john Spriggs, another forward,
left for Valley City, where they will
meet the Biliners tonight. Summary
for f1eT, piohh'S came.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-01
Bell Plays Third
For Chicago Cubs
Rogers Hornsby's Heel Injury Is
History; Squad Works
Enthusiastically

Avalon, Catalina Island, Calf,
March 1.-(R,-With his cast fully
assembled, Manager Joe Mccarthy of
the Chicago Cubs today settled down
to the business of preparing for the
drive after another National league
championship.
Members of "murderers row" hardly
had landed on the island yesterday
before Marse Joe had them out on
the practice field for the stiffest
first workout the Cubs have been
given.
Lester Bell, acquired from Boston
during the winter, was at third base
Rogers Hornsby demonstrated the in
jury to his heel Is history, and Riggs
Stephenson, Clyde Beck, Clarence
Blair. Elwood English, Herman Jones
Charles Tolson, and Dannie Taylor
enthusiastically went through the
drill.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-01
Enter Game At.
tempting to Defend Un-
stained Year Record
MICHIGAN FACES ILLINOIS
lndiana's Hoosiers and Ohio
State Battle; Northwest
ern Meets Chicago

Chicago, March 1.-(P-Purdue will
defend its unmarried record in Big
Ten basketball competition against
Minnesota tonight. while Northwest
ern's in-and-out five will play its
final engagement of the conference
season with Chicago as its adversary.
Purdue should experience little diff
ficulty In defeating Minnesota for the
second time of the season. but North
,estern. playing its 'out" brand of
basketball, might find Chicago
troublesome. Northwestern easily de-
feated Chicago at the Midway earlier
In the season.
Michigan will invade Illinois, bent
on obtaining revenge for the un-
expected "a to Is defeat suffered at
Ann Arbor, which upset its cham
pionship plans. Illinois has sagged in
recent games. while Michigan has
improved greatly since losing to the
Illini.
Indiana will entertain Ohio State
in the other game of the schedule.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-01
Amateur Boxers
Work Eight Hours
Semi-Finals in Pacific Coast
Meet Come Tonight; Bouts
Pack Interest

Portland. Ore. March 1-F1-Eight
hours of ring work brought the Pa
cific coast amateur boxing champion
ship tournament to the end of the
preliminary bouts here last night and
opened the way for the "a simifinal
and final matches tonight.
The preliminaries started at 7:30 p.
m. and came to an end in the small
hours this morning. but in all this
time there was hardly an unexciting
moment, for the Simon Pures. with
their eyes on coast titles, spared
neither effort nor blood in their val
liant efforts to win.
Knockouts were sprinkled plenti-
fully through the program. All bouts
were for three rounds unless other
wise specified by the two judges or
ended with ~knockouts.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-01
KILLDEER IS VICTOR
IN WERNER TOURNEY
Stanton Gets ~sPortsmanship
Award; Champs Beat Cold
en- Valley 20 to Fl
lTribune Special Service>

Werner, N. D., March defeating
q Golden Valley team which showed
surprising strength in a 20 to 81 bat
tie, Killdeer high school last night
won the title in the seventh district
consolidated high school basketball
tournament here.
Trimming Beulah 81 to ~, Halliday
won third place.
Golden Valley defeated Beulah "a
TO is while Killdeer downed Halliday
Is to 10 In the semi-finals yesterday
morning.
Leading players In the tourney &C.
aected by the coaches ere John Ross
and Bruce johnson. Killdeer; Jack
son, Bosch, and Lubke, Halliday: Her
bert Goetz, Dodge: Paul White and
Ziesler, Golden Valley: Schwartz,
HAGEN; sajler, Stanton.
Making 10 Of Is attempts, Sloan.
Of the Dodge team, won the free
throw contest, while Stanton was
awarded the sportsmanship trophy
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-01
Cardinals Leave
For Training Set

st. Louis, March l.-R}-Whether
the month Of March makes It Lion or
Lamb, the st. Louis Cardinals will en-
train ut $40 p. m. tonight for Bra
denton, Fla.
The group due to leave here for the
annual spring exercises includes Man
ager Gabby Street, the Joplin. Mo-.
planter, who arrived In town yester-
day with enthusiasm written all over
his features; Earl Smith. Hal Had,
Jim Bottomley. Andy High. Walter
IRoettger, Herman Bell, Mace Brown,
Fred Meyers. Burt Bruckman. Clar-
ence Mitchell, Mickey O'Neill. Coach
Clyde Wares. President Breadon. Sec
rotary Lloyd, Dr.. 8. 8. Burns. and
newspapermen.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-01
Robinson Seems
Smart on Wagers
Brooklyn Manager Orders Man
to Suicide Slide That He
Might Win Bet

Clearwater. Fla. March 1.-PN-
The boys will be careful hereafter in
making bets with Wilbert Robinson,
manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers.
In a game between the Vets and
Drys yesterday. Robby bet n dollar
on the Drys. AS the West rallied and
threatened to tie the score. Robby
vent to the coaching lines and order
ed elise Dudley, pitcher for the Vets,
TO steal second base. Dudley was put
out by the customary mil and Robby
vent back to the bench satisfier that
he had won his bet. A moment later
however. Glenn Wrighnt slugged the
ball over the left field fence, $50 feet
away, to deadlock the score at 6-6 and
there it remained.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-01
Bush Abandons
Captain System
Bill Kamm Will Have Less to
Worry About; Six Chisox
Still Absent

San Antonio, Texas, March 1-(F-
Manager DOME Bush of the Chicago
White Sox, has made another change
In the old order-the Sox this season
will have no field captain.
Bush said such a fu%nctionary is not
necessary, so Bill Kamm, his star
third baseman, who served most of
last season as field leader, will have
that much less to bother about.
Yesterdays arrivals included john
ny Watwood. Johnny Kerr, Bill Hun
nefield, and John Clancy, leaving only
Smead Jolley, Kamm, Alex Metzler.
Dave Harris, Carl Reynolds, and Art
Shires yet to appear.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-01
and Dern
Wrestle in Draw
Former Champion Wins First,
While Salt Lake Citian
Takes Second Fall

Salt Lake City, March 1.-(P-1ra
Dern, Salt Lake City heavyweight and
Ed STRANGER" Lewis. former worlds
heavyweight wrestling champion,
wrestled to a spectacular draw here
last night.
Lewis won the first fall in an hour
and 80 minutes with q body clutch
but Dern took the second in % min
utes with an airplane spin. After IL
minutes of wrestling for the final fall,
the bout was declared a draw due to
the lateness of the hour.
In the. semifinal, Howard Canton
wine, 225, Iowa, and John Spellrnan,
200, Texas, wrestled to a draw.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-01
PURDUE RATED BIG FAVORITE
OVER MlNNESOTA'S MACHINE
Fonseca Appears
Fully Recovered
Brother Of Roger Peckinpaugh
Visited First Baseman;
Holloway Is Improved

New Orleans. March 1.-tP)-Lew
Fonseca, leading batsman Of the
American League last season and the
chief cog in the Cleveland Indians
attack, appears fully recovered frofl
the the attack Of scarlet fever, &C.
cording to word brought here by Day
Peckinpaugh, brother of Manager
Roger Peckinqaugh.
Day, who recently visited Fonseca,
said the slugging first baseman 'ex-
cept for a slight weakness. looks ready
to CO." Further careful events in
cluded the reporting of Ken Holloway
in fine condition after a recent illness
and the c%apitulation of Willis Hudlin
star hurler, who had been listed as q
holdOut,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-01
Alexander Heads
Pills Pitchers
If He Can't Tell Them How,
They'll Never Learn Burt
Shotton Says

Winter Haven, Fla. March 1.-tP1-
With the veteran Grover Cleveland
Alexander here, the Philadelphia
Phillies' pitching staff Is going to
school. Manager Burt Shotton plans
to carry 10 pitchers this season, three
Of whom win be coaches and two re-
lief workers.
Shotton said he would build his
staff around Alexander, and two other
veterans, Byron Specie and Earl Col
lard. with Alexander in the role of
chief Of staff.
"Aleck IS the only man that's going
to tell our pitchers how to PITCH
Shotton said. If he can't tell them,
then I don't know how they'll ever
learn"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-01
Go
Most Disastrous
OF Boxing Shows
Toledo and Shelby Bouts Finan.
ciaI Failures, but Fights
Were Satisfactory
BY ALAN GOULD

Miami, Fla, March 1.-R-Bap.
baggage and ballyhoo, the pugilistic
hosts of Madison Square Garden pre-
pared to beat q stragetic retreat to-
day from the disastrous scenes where
the second battle of the Cocoanut
Palms fouled and Topped.
There have been more artistic fail
ureS than this Scott Sharkey affair.
Tex Richard had his troubles at To-
ledo in 1919 and the boom town of
Shelby. Mont, was hard hit by the
flop of the Dempsey : Gibbons bout
there in the summer Of 1923. But
these. at least had glamor of q cham
pionship struggle, no matter what the
sad tale in the box soffice.
Redeeming Features Few
The balmy setting of this winters
fistic fiasco had few, if any, redeem
ing features to offset its financial
shortcomings. These might have been
overlooked with a more magnificent
gesture by the Garden corporation
had Jack Sharkey achieved a convinc-
ing and decisive victory e Phil
Scott. the pallid Britton who seems
inflicted with chronic difficulty in
the right Sciatic nerve. As it was,
the battle added no lustre to heavy
weight history.
Scott, all hands concede. no matter
whether they think the Briton was
fouled, has been effectually removed
as a heavyweight title contender.
| Thus the field is at least reduced by
one in the wearisome and unsatisfac-
tory series Of elimination bouts since
the retirement of Gene Tunney in the
summer Of 1928.
Sharkey Still Uncertain
Sharkey, the main American hope,
though a three-round victory over
Scott under extraordinary circum-
stances, remains an uncertain figure
as a fighter of apparent great posi-
bilities but distinctly erratic tenden-
cies in the ring. Seemingly, Thursday
was the night for this Jeckyl and
Hyde of f~isticuffs to wage one of his
"bad fights"
Not only did he fail to justify the
long odds in his favor but actually he
came within a shade of losing on q
foul and spelling whatever hopes he
had of winning worlds championship
honorS.
The expert concensus, as a result, is
that Sharkey by no means figures ia
have any advantage over Max
Schmeling, the German clouter, when
they meet June 26 in the deciding
heavyweight tilt at New York, this
bout will feature the annual milk fund
show.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-01
Ellen Hogsett Is
Impressive Find
Former Montreal HurIer Looks
Good to Tigers; Barnes and
Page Tuning Up

Tampa. Fla, March 1.-P-Elon
Hogsett, lefthanded pitcher who came
up from Montreal last fall. appears
to be certain to have a regular berth
with the Detroit Tigers this year.
Hogsett has been showing excellent
form in the Tigers spring training
camp here. And has an edge on the
other two youngsters Of his class who
r here. It is certain that one
southpaw will be used by manager
Buck Harris to back up Earl White
hill, the teams only crooked armed
veteran. The others, Frank Barnes
and Phil Page, also are tuning up
we'll.