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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-11-04
FACING PRISON TERM
Bankrupt's False Reports Reveal
ed as He Knelt in Church,

JACKSON, Miss, November 4 R.--
A. Nicholas, bankrupt merchant of va
zoo City, whose alleged hiding of assets
from creditors was revealed as he knelt
in church, was sentenced yesterday by
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-18
Ekes
Out 1929 Victory
Over U.N.D.Tean
Verne Duchene and Captain Vic
Brown. Lead Nodaks in Un-
successful Attack

Sioux City, Iowa, Jan. 18.-(He1n
a nip and tuck struggle, the Morning.
side college Cagers chalked up their
first north central conference victory
of the season last night, edging out q
80 to 20 victory over North Dakota
university.
The Flickertails held a 10 to ID lead
at the half, but a determined last
half attack won for the Maroons.
Hutchinson, at center, and Crippen.
at guard, played Stellar roles for
Morningside, while Duchene and Cap
tain Brown showed up best for the
visitors.
Hutchinson, With six field goals and
three free throws. was high scorer
with is points. Duchene, North Da-
kota guard, was second with five
field goals and two free throws for
IL points.
In the second half the Maroons
came back and, with Hutchinson and
Crippen leading the attack, soon had
q % to a lead. Duchene then sank a
free throw and Storeim q field goal
to make the count % to q, Hutchin-
son and Kingsbury sank q free throw
each to make the count 80 to q. Cap
tain v. G. Brown Gagged one for North
Dakota, ending the scoring with the
count 80 to %.
The game started with Brown
counting three baskets in rapid sue
cession to ring up six points for the
North Dakota school. Hutchinson and
Vanderbilt scored for Morningstde
Duchene then counted, making the
score 8 to 4 for the Tickers. With
Crippen and Kingsbury counting. the
score was 10 to 9 for North Dakota
Hutchinson then sank q long one te
give the Maroons an II to 10 lead
The F1ickers staged q rally and with
| ellison and Duchene scoring had .
10 to 18. lead when the whistle blew
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-18
Cando Trounces
Canadian Teams
Bob Atkins and Cecil Williams
Lead Attack at Regina
and Moose Jaw
tTribune Special Service

Regina, Sask., Jan. 18.-Cando, in
dependent basketball champions of
North Dakota. defeated two of Can
ada's most powerful quints here this
week.
Wednesday night the Flickertails
defeated the Regina Balmorals So to
"a before a thousand fans. The WIN
1lers spurted lear the end to make
the score decisive. Wednesday night
the Cando aggregation trimmed the
korea quint of Moose Jaw % to II.
The North Dakotans in this game led
by a small margin throughout and at
the end were fighting with their backs
to the wall as the Canadians threat
ened to overcome the lead. Cando
led 8 to 5 at the half.
Bob Atkins, center, and Cecil Will
1iams. forward, led the attacks for the
visitors with nice exhibitions of bas-
ketball. The two games in which
they played were two of the best ever
seen in this province. Other members
of the travelling aggregation were
Kruse, G. Curry, w. Williams, G. VIII
1iams, and Johnston.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-18
White Sox First Baseman May
Be Asked by Judge to Quit
Ring Career
WOULD COST HIM $4,000
Bad Boy Has Announced He
Will Rely on Decision Of
His Good Friend

Chicago. Jan. 18.-P-Charles Ar
thur (The Great) Shires today had a
date to tell all to Kenesaw Mountain
Lands, commissioner of baseball. He
was ready to tell the commissioner he
will foresake the boxing business and
concentrate on the business of play
ing first base if the commissioner de-
sires.
While MI. Lands was said to be
willing to believe the best about G.
Arthur's future, there still remained
incidents of the past to be ironed out.
Shires still Is under suspension by the
Chicago White Sox for his informal
bout with Lena Blackburne, Lou Bar
bour, travelling secretary Of the White
Sox. and a couple Of hotel employees,
in Philadelphia last summer, and 1t
was indicated the commissioner might
wish to speak seriously thereon 18th
the great mar
Shires said he has no contracts for
fights, but in case he should be
banned from baseball. had $4,000
worth Of fights in sight.
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Minnesota Loop
Title at Stake

st. Paul, Jan. 18.-(P-First place
Of the Minnesota college conference
is at stake tonight as st. Thomas and
Augsburg clash on the midway court
in an elimination game.
Each Of these schools has won two
games, and Is tied with st. Olaf.
which has a similar record. and st.
Mary's with one victory in its only
start.
Concordia vas eliminated from
championship consideration when it
lost its fourth game and the second
Of the week to Gustavus by a 81 to 80
score.
The Gusties continue their road
trip this afternoon, playing the st.
Johns team at Collegeville.
Carleton started its midwest con-
ference competition by downing the
team Of Galesburg, Ill. II to II. and
st. Olaf its first game Of the season.
to Luther Of DEBORAH, Iowa, 81 to 10.
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF
REDEMPTION

state Of North Dakota, County Of Bur-
leigh.-ss.
Office Of County Auditor. Bismarck,
To J..C. Hallum. Mpls.. Mimi. Asri.
Consolidated scRi. Dist Mn"" no Dr as ~
Burleigh Co., Driscoll, Far. & Mer.
st. Blk, II. A. Knudson, j. c. Hallum.
Geo: N. knudson, r. j. Anderson. "A.
n. Bruschwien, NJ. A. Lien and a.
y. Nelson. all of Driscoll, n. D.; ..
-. Maths.
You are hereby notified that the
tract OF land hereinafter described
i iGr taxation Tor the year 1925 was on
sold, as provided by law. for the de-
linquent taxes Of the year 1925, and
that the time for redemption from
said sale will expire ninety days from
tne completed service Of this notice.
NEA Section q, Township III
Range IS. "
Number of acres. l6O.
Amount sold for. $2S.5S.
amount required to redeem az
this date, $S9.5S.
III addition to the above 3n,oun
you VIII be required to pay the costs
- service OF this notice and in
you redeem said land from sajd sale
before the expiration Of the time for
redemption as above stated a fec.,
tnereot. Will issue to the holder Of fhe
law. plo'iueu ny
Witness my hand and Official, sen,
his ioth gay OF January. 1880.
tSeaD Auditor Burleish Comfy
~ 1890, ~ North DNknf
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SUMMONS

state Of North Dakota. County Of Bur-
In pistrict Court. Fourth Judici., Dis
trict.
Nettte swenson. Plaintiff. W. Emmett
2. swenson, Oefendant.
The state Of North Dakota to the
above named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to m.
ewer the complaint Of the Plaintiff in
the above entitled action. = copy OF
which IL on file In the office 81 the
clerk Of above entitled court, and TO
serve 2 copy Of your answer upon the
subecribers At their office in the City
Of .Washburn, Mclean County, North
Dakota, within thirty days after the
exclusive Of the day Of service: and
IN case Of your failure to appear or
against you by default for the reiief
demanded in the complaint.
Dated at Washburn, North Dakota.
this End day Of January, 1880.
|, WILLIAMS & LINDELL.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Washbnrn, North Dakota.
1855; 2/l-s.l5-23
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Set
For Nodak Game

Bookings. s. D., Jan. 1.-TWO Of
the strongest North Central confer
ence basketball teams will test their
powers when the State college Jack
rabbits and University Of North Da-
kota Tlickertails meet here Jan. 20.
Having recently returned from a $500
mile trip OF which they played SIX
stiff games with leading midwest
teams, Coach George Edmonds' cagers
are in excellent condition. On their
return from the hard grind they
were tired and q bit discouraged,
however.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-18
Golf Tournament
AT Aqua Caliente
To Start Monday
$4,000 Of Mexican Gold at u.
S. Value Will Go to Sue.
cessful Entrant

San Diego. Calf, jan. 1S.-Re
Those who roam the nations golf
links seeking glory and gold gathered
here today in anticipation of the
worlds richest golfing money event.
the Aqua Caliente $25 900 open, which
opens Monday across the Mexican
border in Lower California.
The four-day 72-hole medal tour
nament. with its picked field Of
nearly a hundred Of fairways fame.
holds as its first place stake $4,000
Of Mexican gold at United States
values.
The greatest share of this array
Of links stylists r encamped on this
side Of the international line, anX-
iously waiting the opportunity to
chase the elusive par over the new
and untried Aqua Caliente course.
Today most of them will appear in an
l8-hole $1,000 event at the pictur-
esque little town of La Jolla near
here.
The ne-day tourney should serve
as a tid-bit for those whose eyes arc
set on the ~glittering prizes Of the
coming classic, this will be the inau-
gural of the Aqua Caliente tourna-
mcnt.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-18
SHIRES AND LANDS CONSIDER
FUTURE OF GREAT ONE TODAY
Babe Rutb's Diet
Causes His Loss
OfAlas Partner
Governor Smith Gives Up in
Disgust After shawkey and
Klein Win Match

Coral Gables, Fla, Jan. l8.-Re
Beaten in his first Florida match be-
cause the home u diet of Babe
Ruth betrayed the bambino, former
Governor Alfred E. Smith broke up
the links team of Smith and Ruth
today and set out alone in quest of
golfing honors.
A challenge to former Governor
James NJ. Cox of Ohio was promptly
answered and the two, each of whom
has been the Democratic party's
standard bearer in a presidential
campaign, arranged an 18-hole battle.
Soda water always has occupied an
important place on the Babes base
ball menu. but when the bambino
took to the fairways yesterday he for
got the usual complement of frank
furters. The cooling beverage, IA
bibed by its-'.. under a hot sun, i'm
mediatcly produced IN attack Of
cramps.
The result was a licking for Babe
and AL at the hands of Bob Shawkey
new Yankee manager, and Bill KLEIN
the umpire. The count was 8 and z
Off to a snappy start, thanks to 9
couple of long drives and a 20-foot
putt by the former governor which
Melted a par 4, the pair made gooe
progress until the turn was reached
At the turn cool drinks were waiting
but no fr~ankfurters. From then or
AL and Babe hit the toboggan.
Babe called timc out once, but HI
was determined to finish and In thu
end boasted a medal score of IS. Thu
former governor, who had started *
well became affected by his partner
collapse and wound up with a cart
~ TO Ghau,xov had OF opd Ip1ovo az
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-18
ILLINI AND HOOSIERS Will BE
TARGETS OF BADGER, WILDCAT
Unbeaten Illinois Five, Surprise
Team, will Invade Wis.
consin Lair
PURPLE PLAY At INDIANA
Wolverines, Titleholders Last
Year, Face Crucial Test
Monday Night
BY WILLIAM WEEKEs

Chicago. Jan. 18.-N1eTwo Of the
three unmarried Big Nine basketball
slates-those owned by Illinois and
Indiana-wil be the targets Of Wis
corsin and Northwestern sharpshoot-
ers tonight.
The Illini, ranked Is the early sea-
surprise team because Of triumphs
over Ohio State and Michigan, will
invade Wisconsin, while Indiana, VIC
tor over Chicago in its only confer
ence start. will entertain Northwest
ern's first division five.
Defeat for either Wisconsin or
Northwestern virtually would mean
elimination from the title scramble.
Each has suffered one defeat. Should
both Illinois and Indiana fall tonight,
Purdue would ease into sole posses
sion Of first place.
The Illinois Wisconsin game is ex-
pected to develop into a defensive,
low-scoring struggle. Both teams
use q short passing offense and man.
to-man defense, and breaks may be q
Dig factor.
The ACKNOWLEDGMENT contest
promises lots Of sharpshooting, with
Branch McCracken and Zeller, Of In
diana, pitted against Captain Rut
Walter and Rus Bergherm, Of the
Wildcats.
Mondays program includes a cru.
cial test for Michigan, co-holder with
Wisconsin Of the 1929 title. The VOL.
'verines will entertain Indiana and de.
feat will just about wreck any cham.
pionship hopes alive at Ann Arbor
Chicago, handicapped by the loss Of Sic
Yates, its high scorer. viii invade
Wisconsin. Yates suffered q fracture
Of q small bone in his right wrist anc
will be out Of action for at least two
weeks.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-18
LEO DISAPPOINTED BY JUDGES:
JACK DISAPPOINTED BY CROWD

decision was announced, most Of the
witnesses agree with the westerner.
Although knocked down twice by
Braddock's right hand jolts, Lomski,
in the opinion Of ringside experts,
took seven Of the 10 rounds, and de-
served the decision. The referee and
judges produced all the variety of
opinion possible, the former. Davy
Miller. calling 1t q draw, one Judge
voting for Lomski, and the other cast
ing his ballot for Braddock.
LomsN was floored for q two-count
In the second round, and went down
again in the fifth without taking q
count. However, he carried the fight
to his taller. heavier opponent and
scored repeatedly with his left to both
head and body.
Dempsey. thwarted by sub-zero
weather that kept the fans at home
listening to the radio account Of the
fight was reported to have lost about
81, 900 on the venture, bringing his
total deficit since he started offering
boxing entertainment in Chicago last
October to approximately 10000.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-18

Note: This is second Of two
stories on 1880 swimming pros
poets written by Frank w. Blank
cy for the Associated Press.)
\ \
BY FRANK w. BLANKLEY
Chairman, Swimming Committee.
National A. A. u.
New York, Jan. 18.-(R)-North-
western university looms as q posi-
BILE winner of team honors in the
mems indoor swimming champion
ships in Chicago April 2, 3, 4 and 5.
The college boys have AL Schwartz,
the free style crack, Richard Hinch,
the back stroker, and also q record
breaking relay team.
President Avery Brundage's plan OF
sell DEMONSTRATION has pleased the west
ern conference colleges and the uni
versity Tankers in the midwest are
flocking to A. A. U. competition.
In two of the central champion
ships decided last week, Walter Lauf-
er of the Lake Shore A. G. showed he
was in championship form when he
won the 50-yard free style and the
$50 yard back-stroke in close to rec
ord time. Walter Spence, present all
around indoor champion, IS in Cali
fornia, but he is the kind Of enthus-
last who will be at the championship
meet If he has to swim there.
Clarence (Buster) Crabbe Of Hawaii
is also in California and it is the am
bition of this big fellow to show his
wares to the indoor stars of the states.
Buster single handed won the out
door meet for his Hawaii club last
August with q points. He is a COM
bination of Norman Ross and Johnny
Weissmuller in style and bulk and will
make a big splash indeed when he
visits Chicago.
The Chicago A. A. has a splendid
swimming team headed by Wilcox. the
Splinter, and Goliath, the diver.
The New York A. G. is strong with
Fissler, Ruddy, Harms, and Dreyfus
When Crabbe goes to Chicago he will
be accompanied by Austin Clapp OF
Stanford and Mickey" Riley and
Harold Dutch Smith, champion div.
ers.
East, central, and western sections
all are very well represented by strong
swimmers but at the championships
to be held at Chicago in April it looks
as though the college boys will show
their appreciation Of the new work.
ing agreement with the A. A.. u. b,
walking off with the A. A. U. team
championship.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-18
Bruin, Maroon
Leads Are Firm
Neither Can Be DisIodged From
Lead in Five.Came Series
Over Weekend
By HERBERT W. BARKER

New York, Jan. 18.-RHNational
Hockey League teams face q five
game schedule over the weekend but
neither the Boston Bruins nor the
Montreal Maroons, two rugged OUT
fits, can be dislodged from their pace
setting positions in the American and
international groups respectively.
Boston has . 13-point lead on the
field In tho American group 90 the
Bruins have no cause for worry for
some time. The Maroons lead the
international section by four points.
enough to assure them the top rung
1or : few days. They swing into &C.
TIN against the Ottawa Senators to-
mint at Montreal while the New
YGrk Americans are battling the
1ian1o Leafs ct Toronto. A duel ct
NS1ha1fgh between the haplesa
$1,000 AMI the New York ranger
0Gno1otes this evenings card.
ta1o Rangers can beat Pittsburgh
fG6sIghk and the Blackhawks ct New
XU6R1amokrow night. second place \
J ~ = one-point margin. The
s1t1eg gnme tomorrow night fipda
rEaytug Detrott q Detrolt.
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NOTICE OF EXPIRATION nj,
REDEMPTION

state Of North Dakota, County Of Bur-
OFFICE Of County Auditor. Bismarck,
To w :; e. M Haillu% m,a 81 MNln =. Park.
Co, Ayr. Credit Corp, Mpls.' Minn
Driscoll Consolidated Sch. Dist. No.
g or Burleigh Co.. Driscoli. iTnr &.
Mer. st. Blk. II. A. Knudson' Geo n
Anudson. E. J. Anderson A. Il
Hrnschwisn, NJ. A. Lien and a. 4
Nelson, all Driscol!. ~
aract or LAND hereinafter described
anu which was assessed In your nams
t1r taxation for the year 1928 was on
me 18th day Of December. 19cG driww
soid. as provided by law, for tie DO,
!inquent taxes of the year 1929 ana
mat the time for redemption from,
t%n SUE VIII expire ninety days from
Said land is described as foiinucs:
NV SECTION Fl. Township 19s
Number of acres. leo
Amount sold for, 32S.5s.
mount required to redeem AZ
this date, $39.57.
~ ADDITION to the above amonnt vo,,
VIII be required to pay the rnsts ~ -
the service of this notice and inierestt
as by law and unless Won 70
ueem said land from said sale hefa~.
n expiration of the time fo. 70
as above stated. a deed
thereof VIII issue to the holder Of thSs
law. p'o''oeo ny
witness my hand and official, xe,l
MS 1oth day Of January, 1880.
A. c. ISAMINGER.
tSea) Auditor BurleiRh Co;intv
A|Ao-so' ~ North Dakota.
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Jirnrnies Open
Hard Program
Engage in 1hree.Came Series
With Aberdeen Tonight,
Monday, Tuesday
Tribune Special Service)

N4IbU0lC 0PCCSoA 0C vAVCP
jamestown, N. D., Jan. 18.-James-
town Colleges basketball Jimmies
have left for Aberdeen, s. OAK. where
they will meet the normal team at
that city tonight in the first Of three
games.
The other two games will be play
ed Monday and Tuesday evenings
here.
Following the engagements with the
South Dakota team, the JimS will be-
gin the following schedule:
Jan. 22-Ellendale, at jamestown.
Jan. 30-Moorhead. at jamestown.
Feb. 6-Mayville, at jamestown.
Feb. 11-Valley City, at Valley City.
Feb. 18-Valley City, at jamestown
Feb. 21-Mayville. at Mayvtlle.
Feb. 22-Moorhead, at Moorhead.
Feb. 2e-Minot, at Minot.
March 1-Minot, at Minot.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-18
Fights Last Night


New Y0rk.-Jack (k1d) BERG
ENGLAND, 0utp0inted Tony Canso.
meri, New York (10). sammy B0rf-
Man, New York. outp01nted Harry
Carleton, Jersey City (1O). Her.
man Perllck, Kalamazoo, Mtch..
Outp0inted Jake Zeramby. Boston
(1O). Henry Perlick. Kalamazoo,
Mick. and Eduara C0ftl. Argen.
CkieaEo-Le Lomski. Aber-
deem. WASH, and James J. Brad.
dock. Jersey City. drew (1O). Emtl
Paluso. Salt Lake City, ootDointeA
Hay MeIntyre. Los Angeles (10l.
Archie Bell New York deleoto4
Harry Fterro. Chicago (feull %.
Ieny TaleEieo: WaIle We!is.
Ter. Chicaee %. selIy e~ehs..a.n.
an. Dsslir. ireisnS as.
Minneapoiis-Dllly Wells. Dng.
land, and Billy Light. 81. Pa1l.
MlnIa.. drew (10l. DSltt German.
Minneapolis, 0utpotmte0 Qotnto
Lee. BIrmtngham, Ala. (0).
HOly0ke,s Mass.-s0rtlla Jones'
Akron. o.. stopped FLOYD Hybert.
Newark. n. J. 90. Early Duquette.
Jack Goldman. Akron. o. (S).
Erie, Pa-Rosey Rosales, Cleve-
land. outpointed Chuck BurAs.
Akron, q. (1O).
Hollywood, Callf.-HomeF SheR-
ldan. Omaha, Neb., 0utp0lnte1 Nv.
erett StronG: Seattle (10).
1T. j0sephs M0-Jack AoFner.
Ut. LoutG, o~utD0lnted Benny
BurnSs Akr0n, O. (1O)s
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SUMMONS

SUMMONS
state OF North Dakota, County Of
ni II District Court. Fourth judicial
Union Investment Company.
Plaintiff. !,
Mrs. Celistia Palmer, May Bondrv. p
5arnes brothers Inc. q CORPORA.
ispn: s saa H. w A. ss1k. F. BsIk.
and F. 2. Beik. being the heirs rsi oi =
~: e; Beik: deceased. and Jennie
Hay SuFcni1eid. Cora A: Higgins,
B BsnsS i s%RS sS5a. Teddy 4. I
field. Mildred Eva B~urchfieid- !,
Francis Olive Burchfieid. Roberta.
opal Burchfield, heirs, iegatees :
de ece assisees OF Robert Burchfieid.
Defendants.
THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA To.
The ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS.
are herby summoned and re..
the plaintiff in the above entitieHi OF
lion. which is on file in the office OF
Clerk Of the District Court in and
aSr ine County Of Burleigh, and State
Of your an nakS.ai and to serve a copy
scribers hereto At their office in the
City. OF. Bismarck, In the County ~
S witb;ns ana stats Of North Dakota,
Q! this eummons upon you, exclusive
Of the day Of such service; I'D in
sn:s OF yoSr failure to appear or
VII! take judgment against YOU bv a.
c comp, sG5 the relief demanded IN tie
Dated 81 Bismarck. North Dakota.
this sra day Of January, 1880. ~
CAMERON & HELGEsoN.
Attorneys for plaintiff.
O1tlce n Post office ad.
dress:
Bismarck. North Dakota.
u-4-11-1S.25 2-1.8)
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JACK KID BERG GIVES TONY CANZONERI DECISIVE WHIPPIN
Jack Elder Will
Appear but Once
In Eastern Meet
Notre Dame Speed Merchant
Has Entered Co., IS. and
100-Yard Spirits

New York, Jan. 18-H)-Iack Elder.
Notre Dame track and football star
makes his only eastern track appear
ance Of the year tonight In the Olym-
pic sprint series Of the Brooklyn col.
lege meet at the 18th regiment arm.
DRY, Brooklyn.
Elder. who conquered Percy VIII
Inns. olympic champion, here last
year, will be q starter in the 60, Is,
and l00-yard sprints in which his chief
opposition probably will come from
Karl Wildermuth Of Georgetown and
Jimmy Daley of Holy Cross. Al
though Elder is q co-holder Of the
worlds record of 6 rs seconds for GO
yards, Wildermuth is a favorite to
take the series.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-18
man MOUNTAIN TED
MEINH0VER ALMOST
SMOTHERED IN GAME
Victorious Magicians Cop Tilt in
Defeating Their New
Gymnasium
FIRST HALF IS DISASTROUS
Earl Hoffman and Harold TAFT
Turn in the Best Perform
ances for Bismarck
FIRST HALF IS DISASTROUS
Tribune Special Service)

Minot, N. D., Jan. 18.-The Minot
high school magicianS dedicated their
new gymnasium here last night with
"a to II victory over the Bismarck
Demons.
The game was fast from the start
with the Minoters showing the best
brand Of basketball they have this
season. A crowd Of approximately
1000 fans witnessed the contest.
Minot went into the lead at the start
of the game and were never headed.
The score at the end Of the first
quarter was 8 to 2 and 20 to 4 at half
time. The Demons were limited to
seven shots during the first half, they
were all long attempts.
In the second half of the contest
the Bismarck aggregation played a
better brand of ball scoring Is points
to IA for the Magic City quint. The
last quarter saw the best performance
of the McLeod-coached aggregation.
In that period they scored 10 points.
The entire Minot team played q
splendid game but the best individual
performance of the evening was
turned in by Glen Iverson, Magician
center. Iverson counted five times
from the field and almost completely
smothered Man Mountain" Mem
hover, Bismarck's six foot seven inch
center. The giant Demon scored but
two baskets in the fray. Meinhover
was not very effective and did not
take advantage of his height to send
the sphere through the hoop.
The few times he did gain possess
sion Of the ball under the basket he
passed it back out to the guards
when he could have easily placed 1t
through the iron hoop.
Serechal and Riba turned in good
performances for the Minoters while
Hoffman and TAFT were best for the
Demons. Krick, Minot forward was
tied with Iverson for high point hon
crs with five baskets. Neither team
was able to count from the free throw
line in the first half. The summary