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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-02
INCREASE Shown IN
SCHOOL ENROLMENT
Both Public and Parochial |nsti-
tutions Report More Regis
trations

Every school In Bismarck, with the
single exception of the William
Moore school. shows an increase In
enrolment this year, according to To-
cal school authorities.
Public school registrations Monday
totalled 1887. of which 522 were in
the high school.
At st. Mary parochial school, $40
were registered. of whom 400 are In
the grades and 10 in the high school.
The st. Mary registration is already
in excess of last year and Father
John A. H. Stag, school director. said
late registrations should being the
number to 600.
Additional registrations also may
be reported in the public schools, Su-
p~erintendent II. O. Saxvik said. The
registration at the various public
school buildings as compared with
last year follow:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-02
The Weather

Generally fair tonight and Wed.
nesday. Not much change.
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New Britain herald., 1930-11-03
LEADING SCORERS
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
 Len M2Caluso of Colgate added eight points to his scoring total Sat urday and took the lead in the struggle for national individual hcnors away from Jack Roberts of Georgia, who failed 10 tally. Mac aluso now has 7S points to his credit and Roberts =. The Georgian. however, still leads in touchdowns with 12.
 The leader in each of nine major groups or conferences, as compiled by the Associated Press, follows: Player and College Til. East-Macaluso, Colgate. hb. .. 7S Southern-Roberts Georgia. fb. - Mid"est-O'Neill, Detroit, hb. GO Pacific-kitzmiller Oregon, hb. 5S uthWest-Icland, T. C. L., qb. 54 Rocky Mt.-Davis, Utah, hb. =. 43 Big Ten-Baker, Northw'tern, c. 3S Mo. Nalley-Ncn Koten, Drake,
 Big SiN--Bausch, Kansas, hb .. 36
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03
CHQCOLATE-LA RARBh
Caban Negro Feathcrwcight and
 Californian Battlcr to Meet To- night in Madison Square Garden.

New York. Nov. LP - A couple of little fellows in New York and two pairs of big fellows in Chicago head the weeks boxing schedule. In Madison Square Garden, New York, tonight, Kid Chocolate. Cuba's flashy Negro featherWeight, and Fidel L&Barba of California. engage in ten round bout. The vague pros poet of chance at Bat Battalino's fcatherweight title is the lure which brings promise of lot of action.
 Chicago again presents King Le- vinsky, q light heavyweight who is attracting a lot of attention in his home town. in q ten rounder against Jimmy Slattery Thursday. In the second half of double windup, Otto Non Porat, Chicago heavyweight, tackles Jacls Renault.
 Mickey Walker, the middleweight champion who wants to fight as a heavyweight. gets q chance to show what he can do against one in a ten roundcr with Johnny Risko. the Cleveland rubber man in Detorit Friday night
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03
' GYM NOTES

w. Fresen, A. Aronson, E. Lien hard and J. Balcunas "Y" Saturday afternoon basketball committee is formulating plans for organizing a four team league to start on Sat urday, December 9th.
 Joe" Zotter's boxing class at the Y. M. C. A. is slowly increasing in attendance ard proving popular. Some of the old timers arc begin ming to show up in tine Tuesday and Thursday night classes, Edward Krause, Frank Keller, Loomis Thompson, John kiernan, Eddie 'N' Burke, the middle initial of Burkes standing for noisy, John Ericson and Wild Bill Woitowitz. We can't lcse" Kloiber and Spiker Frank AL len will be in this week. There are two giants in the class who measure well over six feet four. S Morgan of Corbin's and DelbeTt Velcy of New Dritain's finest, and when these two goliaths spike the volley ball the small fellows duck.
 tb I fDNdl IAtu CIoss life saving examiner, is or ganizing q junior water-polo league.
 William Walthcrs, former mem Der of the once state gymnastic championship team, is back and with a few more weeks practice w,ll be in shape for the state tourna- meat. It is hoped that Eppler. Walthers, Rogan and Parker will represent the Y again this year.
 Wrestlers are getting all set for New Haven, Ansonia and Water bury. The following wrestlers may be seen in action every Wednesday night: Can2ellanri, HaSsellmark, Moncttc. Meligonis, Regal, Pajor, Hovenisian Baldarsari and Squilia- ciote. A number of new men are also developing fast and will be given tryouts in dual meets.
 Charles Hawkins one of staunch- est followers of the little rubber pill is in the best physical condition possible and is scouting around for some enc who can hold down the left side of the court. He is just raring to go and feels that with strong support he will be able 10 trlic the Warner Brothers of Mer dcn measure this year. Many arc noticing that Hawkins is sure mur- dcrirg the ball this year just loves the game and the stiffer the opposi- ton the better he likes it.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03
INTER-CHURCH MANAGERS
 TO HOLD FINAL MEETING
Plans For Senior League to Be Com pleted at Y M. C. A. Tonight
 Junior Loop Opens Tomorrow

Final plans for the senior Inter- Church basketball league will be laid by the team managers tonight
 when they meet at the Y. M. C. A.
 to definitely close up the league, pre-
 pare a schedule and make other ar
 engagements necessary for the con- duct of the circuit The meeting
 will start at 7:30 o'clock.
 It now appears that four teams
 will comprise the loop. The First Lutherans, city and state champions for two years, will seek that honor a
 third time, while the South Congre-
 sational and St. Marks Episcopal churches have announced that they will be represented on the court again this season and the First Bap-
 lists expect 10 fill the hole left by the withdrawal of the Swedish Bethany team.
 The junior league will begin it's playing season tomorrow night, with four of the six entrants clashing at the "Y" in what looks like a pair of close contests. The Trinity Meth odists and First Lutherans will open the schedule at ' o'clock, and at 8 o'clock the First Baptists and St. Marks Episcopalians will meet. The i South and Center Congregational teams will be idle this week and will i begin play next Tuesday night.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03
MAY MEET FOR CHARITY
iiar,ard aud Princeton May Battle in Post oCa.on Game in Boston for Unemployment Relief.

Cambridge. Mass. Nov. , tUP)- Harvard and Princeton, who broke off gridiron relations in 1926, may patch up their differences tempor- arily and play q post-Soason game in the stadium here to provide funds for unemployment relief,
 Harvard authorities received a proposition to this effect yesterday. Red Cross officials also were con- sidering the proposal today. 1t was estimated that nearly quarter Of a million dollars would be made available for the aid of the mcm- ployed if the game were played.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03
REGIIARS ON SICK LIST

West Point, N. Y, Nov. , (uP)- With two first string regulars on the sick list Major Ralph l. Sasse will start tomorrow preparing for Army $ meeting with Bob" Zuppke's llli- nois team next Saturday in Yankee Stadium Carl Carlmark, regula' right end, was admitted to the Cadet hospital Sunday as a result of an injury from the Yale game. Cy Letzelter, number , back on the first team, is also in the hospital, suffering from a malignant type of sore throat.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03

ids, Iowa, high school. spawning bed Of 50 many star football play CTS, is q senior at Northwestern.
 He distinguished himself in the Ohio State game. which Northwest ern won 19-2, and was the chief Wildcat in the rout of Illinois. 32-0.
 Baker scored two touchdowns after snaring forward passes and recovered a tumble to convert into marker.
 The last two games of Northwest
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03

proportions last year, but barely missed the Associated Press Vest ern Conference selections. Fesler of Ohio State and Tanner of Minnesota were rated ahead of him.
 But this season he has dashed far ahead of his rivals, and if he main tains his scoring pace, it is predicted that he will be more than mention ed for All-America honors as he was last year.
 Baker. an alumnus of Cedar Rap
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03
PUBLIC LINKS TOURNEY

New York. Nov. : (UP)-PubliC links golfers will play their 1851 national championship over the course of the Keller Golf club at St. Paul, Minn.. II. Ii. Ramsay, chairman of the championship com- mttee of the United States Golf as sociation announced here yesterday
 Dates for play are Aug. i through $.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03
GRID STAR ON CEITCHE.S

New York, Nov. NP)-Ralph Hewitt, brilliant quarterback of the Columbia university football team. was on crutches today as a result of an injury to his right ankle in- hicted in the last quarter of the Saturday game with Cornell which Columbia won 10 to '. Hewitt. who made all of the Columbia points, re- ceived several torn Fragments and d strained tendon and may be out Of tn" ..nur for to yc',i.s
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03
Putting the Hazards.....

Church street miniature golf play CTS have been battling on the Stan- ley Arena course several weeks in il tournament to decide the cham pionship which brings with it the award of Jennings Cigar Shop cup. Jack Heery, the flashing fireman from Co. No. has reached the finals and is the favorite to come through with a win.
 The match game last Thursday night between a team of one-armcd players and the Stanley Arena four, has attracted statewide attention. The team will make a return ap- poarance here in two weeks.
 Ruth Mycroft certainly can shoot the ball around the course. She holds the record for women so far with a mark of fl which is par. Eddie Wolfer, pro at the munich pal course, was playing in fine form last week. He shot an aver age of 36 for = holes which is four times around.
 Freddie Gennette put one over on Eddie in a streak of luck last week. He broke the course record with a mark of 20 with an official
 scorekeeper keeping tabs on his t,-i,o Do, f~r Hazel Atwater is a regular at l tendant at the course. She plays d rather neat game.
 Charlie Carr had a funny expcri- ence last week. He went around the | first nine in r but ended up with a | score of 50.
 | The Stanley Arena four, compos-
 'cd of Ed Wolfer, Fred Soiyillo, Fred Gennette and Louis Zengra, trim- med the PrunCesS Four of Bristol last Wednesday night by margin
 of 1G up.
 | Saturday morning, Joe Hergstrom
 and Clarence Barnes opened the 1 nine hole course just completed in what was formally the billiard room | of the ~" During the day and eve
 ming, 100 members played the lay
 out and pronounced it tricky and
 interesting, Barnes shot it in 15,
 q member of the junior department, [ negotiated IS holes in 33 to win the prize for the opening day.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03
PUNTS AND PASSES

By the Associated Press
 Philadelphia-Thc biggest crowd ever to see a football game is cx- pocted to watch Penn play Notra Dame Saturday. Every scat has been sold without a public sale, and the capacity of Franklin Field now ij about 7S.00O.
 New Yor>-If Fordham's perfect record IS broken in the next two weeks, the blame will be on Notre Dame. This week the Rams meet Detroit. coached by Charlie Dorais O Notre Dame and the following Saturday they take on St. Mary's of California coached by Slip" Madi- gan, another of the Fighting Irish.
 Williamsburg. Va. - They don't think much of William and Mary's feat of trying Harvard here. When the team returned yesterday the entire student body of 1,400 turned out for the welcome and carried the players off the train.
 New Haycn-Yalc is expecting 10 set 8 new attendance record this season with nine games on the schedule. Unofficial figures for the six games played set the attendance at about 290.00O while 145,0O more are expected for the remaining three games.
 New Yori-Hard luck has hit Columbia again. Wabbles Hewitt, who did all the scoring against Cor nell, suffered q torn Byament near the end of the game and probably will miss the Colgate game.
 State College, Pa.-Penn State will say farewell to it's home grounds for the season when it plays Syracuse Saturday. The remaining two games are to be played as Icwa City and Pittsburgh.
 University. Ala.-''Tiny' Hewitt, Alabama backfield coach. has not seen his men play a game all season and does not expect to have that privilege until Thanksgiving. Each Saturday, Hewitt has the job O. scouting one of 'Bamas future op ponents.
 Philadelphia-Pen great vic tcry over Kansas was rather pain ful one to three Quaker backs. Cap tain Dick Gentle, Bill Graupmer and Warren Gette all suffered mino" :" injuries in the game.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03
ONE SERIOUS CASUALTY

Providence, +. l., Nov. , Upl John Gillies regular guard, WIZ Browns only serious casualty in it's tie contest with Syracuse last Satur- day. He suffered a knee injury Brown has {. breather, against Tufts, scheduled for Saturday.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03

crn's season should he the acid tesy
 Of Bakers worth as an all-s,ar this year. On November 5, the Wild-
 cats meet the powerful Wisconsin i eleven here. and on November a2
 tangles with Notre Dame.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03
fullback

Scorc-New Britain IS, Bulkcloy Q: touchdoWns-Da -Dabkowski. FinF and Flood; substitutes, New Britain Griffin for Mangan; Moore for Ximatr&vich; Eteinlc for Fink; Mir liani for ManGan. Bulkelcy-Daly for priVensal.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03
LEADING BIG TEN
 GRIDiRON SCORERS
Frank Baker Of Northwestern
 Out in Front in Vest

Evanston, Tll,. Nov. 3 LP-Frank Baker, rangy Northwestern end, has chosen the touchdown route this season as the ono leading 10 All Western Conference recognition.
 Following Northwestern's game
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03

Lou Kirn, Midshipman halfback, gained 161 yards in the Navy Princeton game-some 100 yards
 more than the combined Tiger backfield.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03

Billy Banker Tulancs former "blond blizzard' -halfback. after a trial in the movies now is playing professional football with the Mem phis Tigers.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03

Lebro Negrini of 1928 Corbin avenue is patient in the New Brit ; ain General hospital suffering from leg injuries received while playing with the Blues against the Branfor ' Laurels Sunday.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03

the goal line until teammatc banged hm from behind and knock ed him across. So the argument, lik :, the game, seems like tie.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03

Dave Dunn, football coach at the University of Vermont, returned home for a few Tlys yesterday. He intends to cast his vote tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03

In the dressing room between halves Coach George W. Cassidy told the boys he wanted two more touch Il. downs and the team went out and got them.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03

Seldom does a scoreless tie pro- duce heroes, but the terrific battle of Yale and Dartmouth in the Bowl Saturday brought forth almost as many stars as there were players on the field. The contest was one Of the most savage line struggles the present or any other season has witnessed and, while both sides toss eL away chances to win, the 0-o draw rightly reflected the ferocious defensive play of the two teams when danger threatened
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03

New Haven Hillhouse high school team will be here Saturday of this week. A victory for the Elm City team will give it the triangular foot ball championship.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03

The four officials selected for last Saturdays game could not be inn proved upon. There was not single kick against their decisions all trough they penalized New Britain 55 yards compared with 20 yard penalties for Bulkeley. Coach Cas- sidy could do no worse than to se- lect these men for the important New Haven game and to recommend item for the Hartford Public high school game.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03

The Stanley Arena four, compos- ed of Ed Wolfer. Fred Scivillo, Fred Gennette and Louis Zengra, trim med the PruncesS Four of Bristol last Wednesday night by a margin
 of lG up.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03

And, by the way. we have seen the pictures of the Yale-Army game which have caused so much dis
 cussion. It looks like an even break for the post-game debaters of the shown from the plainest possible angle, appears absolutely free of the taint that it was intentional, while ir is even more certain that tn" Army back who scored did not cross
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03

adelphia-Penn's great vic tcry over Kansas was a rather pain ful one to three Quaker backs. Cap tain Dick Gentle, Bill Graupmer and Warren Gette all suffered mino '" injuries in the game.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03

But 1t was not a one-sidcd story, for the Dartmouth forwards earned their share of glory. Crehan, the big tackle, with the helmet that en- closed his whole face, was a partic- ular star on defense, and Gay Brom- berg, N. B. II. S. product, while not at his best when. Yale had the ball, opened big holes for his own backs to pound through. And, though in jured in the second half. Gay mere lv had piece of plaster stuck across his forehead and then finish Cd the game.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03

New Britain high school football fans who have made the three suc- cessive road trips with the team were unanimous in their opinion that there isn't a football field in the state that compares with Memorial field in Willow Brook park.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03

Charlie Carr had a funny experi- ence last week. He went around the first nine in r but ended up with a score of 50.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03

The Yale line which cracked in the Georgia game. has now been welded into an unyielding unit, and not even Dartmouth's vaunted for ward wall could do anything with it Captain Andres, who is said to have outplayed the All-Americs Ticknor at Harvard a week ago, had to accept second honors in his struggle with the chunky Freddy Loeser. Yale pivot. who swept through again and again to nail runners in their tracks.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03

There certainly isn't field that is as well taken care of. Park Super iEtendent Clyde Ellingwood again deserves credit. The field is mark cd plainly and officials working in the game are able to tell without much effort where the lines are in sl cad of guessing.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03

Freddie Gennette put one over on Eddie in a streak of luck last week. He broke the course record with a mark of 20 with an official scorekeeper keeping tabs on his shots. Par for the course is fl.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03

Eddie Wolfer, pro at the munich pal course, was playing in fine form last week. He shot an aver age of 36 for 72 holes which is four times around.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03

State College, Pa.-Penn State will say farewell to it's home grounds for the season when it plays Syracuse Saturday. The remaining two games are to be played as lcwa City and Pittsburgh.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03

The chief Yale fault lays in its poor interference. The ball carrier who was usually Booth-was left t1 his own devices and was fre- quently smothered where a better working screen of interferers would have meant a sizeable gain The halfbacks looked particularly bad on punts, for the Dartmouth ends just ran around them and convergcd on Albie as he waited for the des- ccnding oval. A few tacklers taken out here and there and Booth might have gotten away for more long runs than the ill-fated one which carried him over the line on the un- counted touchdown.
 We wonder how Croulcy-for t was he who held a possible tackler and nullified Booths pretty run, feels about it. He probably did | without thinking and then had the double misfortune to be seen an p' have it happen on the one plaY that would have brought his tearl victory. The play gave one grand stand wisecracker a chance to yell. Don't call 'em back. Wait till they develop the pictures.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03

Hazel Atwatcr is a regular at tendant at the course. She plays q rather neat game.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03

New York-Hard luck has hit Columbia again. Wabbles Hewitt, who did all the scoring against Cor nell, suffered q torn byament near the end of the game and probably will miss the Colgate game.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03

The match game last Thursday night between a team of one-armed players and the Stanley Arena four, has attracted statewide attention. The team will make a return ap- pearance hero in two weeks.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-03

Ruth Mycroft certainly can shoot the ball around the course. She holds the record for women so far with a mark of fl which is par.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-04-26
FEDERALs RAID
 NIGHT CLUB IN
 NEW YORK C|TY
CROWD OUTSIDE CLUB HISS
 AND BOOED AGENTS WHEN PATRONS ARRESTED

NEW YORK, April 26. (P)- Eleven male patrons of the Holly wood restaurant, popular Broad way night club, were arrested un- der charges of possession of liq- uor The night club guests will be so charged under the federal pro- Inhibition law
 Before the raid group of men and women agents mingled with the crowd. The club is located in the heart of Times Square and was singled out of II.
 The agents charged the liquor tables upon the arrival of Maurice Campbell, prohibition administra tor for Eastern New York. The crowd outside the club hissed and booed the federals when they ar rested the men who were taken to jail in 2 patrol wagon All gave New York addresses.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-04-26
AMERICAN LINER
 PRESIDENT HARDING
 COLL|OES IN FQG
ONE FIREMAN MISSING FROM COLLIER LAKEWOOD THAT
 WENT TO BOTTOM

HAMBURG, April 26, (P)-The American liner President Harding inwardbound and making for the mouth of the Elbe river, collided in a fog off Heligoland with the British collier Kirkland which sank.
 The Harding was proceeding to the Kirkwood's crew with the ex- ception of one fireman who is missing.
 The aHrding was proceeding to Hamberg but found the fog So dense that it was compelled to anchor off the Elbe ightship No Il No one was injured on the American boat and the damage was slight,
Seward daily gateway., 1930-04-26
ZEPPELIN CIRCLES
 OVER LONDON TOWN

LONDON, April 26, (Ao,-The dirl- gible Graf Zeppelin circlued low over the British capitol on a voy- age of friendship on it's way to Car dington, where the British dirigi- ble R-10O is stopped. Tens of thous- ands of Londoners, who once knew the roar of wartime zeppelins saw the ship which was accompanied by six airplanes
Seward daily gateway., 1930-04-26
S92, ,OOO, ,OOO INCREASE

WASHINGTON, April 26, (H9- Loans to brokers and dealers held by the New York Federal Reserve member banks for the week ending April 23rd were announced by the Federal Reserve Board as s4,217,- 100000 representing an increase of $92,000,O00 as compared with the preceding week.