The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-08
UNDERWOOD BEATEN
BY MARO0NS;DEM0NS
TROUNCE WASHbURN
Garrison and McCIusky, Tour.
nament Entrants, Fail to
Arrive for Games
2 PRACTICE N PLAYED
Wilton Pitted Against Turtle
Lake, Demons Faced Cole
harbor This Morning
PRACTICE N PLAYED

Bismarck faced Colelarbor and
Wilton battled Turtle Lake in the
scmi-finals OF the sixth district bas-
ketball tournament here this morn
ing following an undressing first
round yesterday afternoon and last
night.
Failure Of two teams entered to ar
rive decreased interest in the meet
here. in which Bismarck is the over
whelming favorite to cop title honors.
Results of the first round we're:
Wilton, bye, with Garrison failing
to arrive.
Coleharbor 10: Underwood Is.
Turtle Lake. bye, with McClusky
failing to arrive.
Bismarck Al: Wasnburn IL.
Though Wilton and Turtle Lake
automatically advanced to the semi
finals when their opponents failed to
arrive. both were beaten yesterday by
the Bismarck Imps. Capital City sec
ond team. The former lost by IS to
Il while the latter was humbled 10
to Z in practice games.
Demons Crush Washburn
Roy McLeod's Demons advanced to
the sen i-finals when Washburn fall
cd to produce a David or even five
Davids with proves enough to stay
the rampages of Goliath Mem
hover and his playmates. Two fight
ing Micks by the name of MCGUIRE
tried it four times each too often and
were ousted before the uneven con-
%oe4 or,JoJ Tho coor.o u-o A. tn II
Washburn made its best showing in
the third quarter when Bismarck
confidence overflowed to such an eX-
tent that loose guarding became the
rule and the Cardinals slipped
through for many tries at the strings.
Although Snaky Sc.laumberg's men
failed to chalk up any field goals
they did show keen eyes from the
free throw mark ard rang UP four
points to BismaTck's six from the
field.
The Bismarck 1nps took the floor
for the second time Friday to fill in
the shoes of the McClusky five which
failed to put in appearance. The re-
serves won handily By a count of 10
to 7 from Turtle Lake. The game
had no tournament standing. Turtle
Lake moving up a notch automatic
ally by means of the bye. They play
cd the Imps for practice.
Benzon was the hot shot for the
1mps. The stubby center three times
sank the leather from the field be-
fore he went out on fur attractions
of the personal foul rules. Eddie
Agre and Dale Brown bore the brunt
of the attack and defense. A. Berg
and Holton showed best for the Tur-
ties.
Lead Changes : Times
After the lead had changed sever
times, Coleharbor o from Under
wood 10 to Is in a thrilling game
yesterday afternoon. Shortly after
the second half opened, Underwood
had an II to 8 advantage but this was
Gissipated when the club began com
hitting personal fouls freely.
Edgar and Cannon. Underwood.
left the game late in the third period
after each had committed four in
fractions Of the rules. The losers
we're charged with Is fouls compar-
cd to five for the victors.
Don Saldin was the incest floor per-
former for the victors but he had poor
success at shooting. Fuglie. his run
ming mate. carrying the burden in
this department. Nelson and Dick
Saldin also played good basketball.
Saylor was the most successful of the
Summaries for yesterdays games