The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-12
ASHBURN UPSETS
Dope TO CONQUER
GLEN ULLIN CREW
" Consolation Game Between
Semi indup Losers at
Up. M. Thursday
JCYRuS MEETS HETTlNGER
,aI Contest for District Title
Will Be Held in High
School Gymnasium

-Four teams remained Thursday as
e semi-final contests got under
..ty In the independent basketball
in Bismarck district No.
in the high school gymnasium
are.
The Bismarck Phantoms entered
ie semi-finals in the lower bracket
! forfeit from Dunn Center. We'd
,.sday night in a thrilling and hard
ught battle Washburn upset the
,pe by eliminating the Glen Ullin
lmblers 1920 while the Mandan
fcreation quint defeated the New
lem squad 1928 in a hotly-contest-
game.
The Mandan high school Papooses
so advanced to the semi-finals by
rtue of drawing q bye for the Sec
Id round.
the Mandan Recreation
pint was to meet Washburn at $3.50
m. for the right to enter the finals
nd the Phantoms were to clash with
e Mandan Papooses at 4:30 p. m.
r a chance at the district title, ac-
to A. H. Galliger, manager
J the tournament.
Consolation Tilt Planned
Plans are being made for a consol-
ion game between the losers Of the
nantom- Papoose and Mandan Rec
iation- Washburn tits Friday at z
m.
The district championship will be
.cided In q game scheduled to start
! 8 p. m. At 9 p. m. the Bucyrus
I'd Hettinger quints will play for the
tie Of southwestern district No. l
> the independent league. Bucyrus
I'd Hettinger were finalists in the
armament held at Hettinger last
eek.
The winner Of the Bismarck dis
let contest will enter the state
armament at Minot later this
In the biggest upset Of the tourna-
rent Washburn routed Glen Ullin.
he Ramblers have one of the most
IMPRESSIVE lists of victories Of any en-
v in the tournament.
Washburn gained an early lead Of
S at the end Of the first period,
I'D increased its advantage to 22-6 at
alf-time1
Washburn Stages Upset
Washburn did not slacken its pace
lring the second half but Glen Ul-
n played better basketball. Their
asses became more effective and
leir shots were more accurate. The
,unt was 27-19 at the end of the
,ird quarter. In the final period
len Ullin annexed three points to
lie Washburn outfits two.
Playing q stellar game at forward,
Washburn ace, made IL
oints for high scoring honors OF the
in the first contest. Ches-
orth, nurly Washburn center, also
as outstanding. Dudgeon led the
amblers in scoring with five points.
,e majority of which were made
uring the last half. Geiss and
avelock also performed well for
len Ullin
To snatch victory from the New
alem quint, and gain the right to
lter the semi-finals of the tourney,
le Mandan Recreation squad open
the scoring in the first quarter
it'll a fast pass attack and was new
headed.
Are Never Headed
Mandan held a So advantage to
ose the first quarter. They dis
aged a burst of clever teamwork
I'd accurate shooting to lead 17-6
half time. During the third per-
d the New Salem five outscored
lem, gaining six points to Mandan's
We.
Frank Heidi, diminutive Mandan
lrward, led both teams in scoring
it'll II points. Just, veteran New
alem guard. was second with eight
,intS.
George Helbling, teamed with his
Phil, formed a strong de-
nse. Coster and Kruger were the
st performers for New Salem.
The summaries:
-r ~yH