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The Washington times., 1931-04-25
Thieves Loot Home
In OlUner's Absence

Jewelry valued at more than
$1,000 was reported stolen to
police by Mrs. Emma Schafer
Owen. of 1910 Colorado Ave.
N. w. Mrs. Owen said her house
was entered while she was at
tending a dinner. entrance be-
ing gained through the basement
door.
The loot included a $500 dia-
mond ring.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-12
II COME WITHIN
FEW STROKES OF
TWO CHICAGOANS
Leo Diegel, Aqua CaIiente Pro-
fessionaI, Rests in Third
Place
HAGEN THRILLS GALLERY
Field Of 81 Trail Closely on
Heels Of Tournament
Favorites
HAGEN THRILLS GALLERY

Los Angeles, Jan. 12.-R-Only
one stroke to the good, two Chicago
veteran professionals, Eddie Loos and
Al Espinosa, turned into the home
stretch Of the Los Angeles $4,000
open, golf tournament Monday with
scores Of 139. hoping they could
match these figures. on the remaining
SO holes.
Within half q dozen strokes of the
leaders trekked II of the remaining
field Of 81. all, in. a; position to over
take the pair and win first place
money Of $780,.
Foremost of these was Leo Diegel,
former p. G. A. champion from Aqua
Caliente, Mexico, who. had q par Of
40 for two days of toll over the
troublemaking Wiltshire Country club
course. One of Chicago's younger
generation, Frank Walsh. stood next,
with a 141, while Witty Cox, Brook
1yn, N. Y. and Craig Wood. long hit
ting Bloomfield, N. j., pro, followed
with cards with 142.
Espinosa furnished the fairway
fireworks Sunday when he toured the
18 holes in 81, three under par after
shooting u the opening day.
An %infrequent visitor amonC the
ranks of the leaders. Loos shot q par
70 Sunday after opening his play
with q SO.
Walter Hagen gave the gallery OF
1000 its biggest thrill. Sir Walter
after an indifferent start Saturday
with II, c.me back to match par with
a 70. The most spectacular shot OF
the tournament on the eighteenth
made this possible.
With a number iron, the Haig
drove his second shot to within eight
inches of the cup and dov'ned it for
a birdie three.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-12
Ohio State, Chicago Big Ten contenders
illinois to Battle Against Elm.
ination From TituIar
Campaign

Chicago, Jan. 12.-(P-Ohio State
and Chicago, a pair of upstairs in the
Big Ten basketball race, will go out
this week to prove their right as CON
tenders, while Illinois will battle
against virtual elimination from the
title battle.
Illinois-Situation is desperate, with
two straight defeats, and Monday
night the Illini may find themselves
out of the running altogether. Their
task is a contest with Northwestern's
powerful five, and the dope favors the
Wildcats, in view of their victory over
Michigan Saturday night.
Ohio State, regarded as just one Of
the other teams in the league until
it walloped DR.. Walter MeanwelIs
Wisconsin outfit, 20 to 10, will meet
Indiana at Bloomington Monday
night. Purdue will invade Iowa and
Wisconsin will tackle Michigan at
Ann Arbor.
Chicago's second test will not oc-
u until Saturday night when Min
nesota which beat Iowa Saturday Is
to % comes to Bartlett gymnasium.
The Maroons committed the biggest
upset of Saturdays schedule by trim
ming Indiana, % to ~, in an overtime
affair at Bloomington.
The remainder Of next Saturdays
bill includes Michigan at Ohio State,
Iowa at Wisconsin, and Indiana at
Illinois. With only one week of the
championship ace gone, six teams
have been defeated, one of which,
Illinois, has been thumped twice.
Only Ohio State, Northwestern, Chi
cago and Minnesota remain undefeat-
ed. BY the end of this week, the list
of clean states will have been reduced
to not more than three, as Chicago
or Minnesota meet each other.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-12
Local Legion Men
Attend Regain Meet

Fifteen members of the Lldp'
Spetz Post of the American LegES
drove to Regain Saturday night h)
attend a meeting of the QuentinDi|
Roosevelt Post of that city. I'll
Members of the Wilton Post a. wSI
as the Bismarck delegation and /,
number OF Regain ~townspeople ais
were guests. N
Talks were given by A. D. McKin|
non. Robert Dohn. Milton Rue. A. !
F~osteson, r. j.. Kamplin, Harry F
enthal and H. c. McCready.
At midnight a lunch was
under the supervision of Me
geant Ole Aune Of the Regars.
District Deputy A. L. Fr
commenting on rt~ affal- 1
meeting was a huge success AM
it was probably the largest turf
out OF its kind in the history Of t
local post.
Those who made the trip were
j.. Kamrlin, state commander: A.
Fosteson, district deputy; "A. D. N
Kinnon, commander of the Liz
Spetz Post; John Bowers, adjuta
and Comrades Milton Rue, L. v. M.
Ter. Charles Martin. A. G. Brainel
Robert Dohn. Oscar Boutrous, F.
Register. George Haugen, Harry r, .
enthal, William Yegen and H. G. N
Cready.
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FIVE BEATS
ST. MARY'S CAGERS
Sioux County Basketball Team
Relies on Lon: Shot Offens-
i've to Win 20 to 10

Solen's cagers defeated the st.
Mary quint here Saturday 23-l8.
Solen grabbed the lead after the
first few minutes OF play and held 1t
throughout the game. They led at
the first quarter 9-3, at halftime 81.
and concluded the third quarter 10
IL.
Wetch, Solen star. was outstanding
and managed to sink long shots from
every angle Of the floor.
Coach A. G. Van Wyk, st. Mary
mentor, used Jimmy Joyce and Ben
Steiner at forwards, Paul Becker at
center, and Ben Maddox and Ralph
O'Neil at guards.
The Solen team made their points
from the center Of the floor. Their
long shots were accurate, although
their passing offensive was ineffec-
tive.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-12
8 Kansas Athletes
Win Reinstatement

Kansas City, Jan. 12.-R-Eigi-
bility OF eight Kansas university
athletes was upheld by q Big a.x fac
ulty committee here Saturday, which
ruled, however. that "the spirit {. the
rules governing ~recruiting Of athletes
has been violated by both Official and
unofficial Representatives OF tie uni
versity."
(. Seven Of the athletes we're offered
for investigation BY Kansas authort-
ties to Quell rurnors and reports At
lacking their status and one defi1ite-
ly was accused by the University Of
Missouri.
The eight athletes. al wholly OF
.partlE~sNf supporting. were ques-
v arnet awrence Friday BY the
its investigation OF H.
Rtion and recruiting.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-12
Day Wins Amateur
Miami Golf Crown
Defeats Lee Chase, Former Flor
ida Titieholder, in Cruel
ing Match

Miami, Fla. Jan. 12.-(A1-Win A.
Day, a slender, yellow-haired, slightly
stopped lad, nearing his 16th~birthday.
wore the mansized crown of the
Miami mid-Winter amateur golf
tournament to high school Monday.
He said he was too tickled" to COM
ment on his victory in a gruelling 40
hole championship battle Sunday
with Lee Chase of Buffalo, N. Y,
former Florida and New York State
amateur titleholder. Day played nine
practice holes Sunday before embark
ing upon what proved to be his third
extra-hole match of the tourney. :
He lives in Chicago six months. of
the year and goes to school at Miami
Beach the other six.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-12
Havelock, Regent
Split Cage Games

Hayelock, N. D.. Jau. 12.-Havelock
high school cagers split a double
header with the fast Regent quints
here.
The Havelock girls squad defeated
the Regent girls team 5-4 in the pre-
liminary contest.
The Regent boys quint conquered
the Havelock first string 1920 in q
contest that went to an overtime pc
Rod.
Havelock held the lead until the fl
nal minutes of play when Regent tied
the score. In the overtime period the
Regent squad tossed in q field goal to
give them a slender margin which
they kept until the final whistle blew.
Austin and Griffin led the scoring
for Havelock with eight and ceven
points respectively.
In an early season game Regent
won from Havelock 48-4. Havelock
showed an improved passing attack
and q clever defensive.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-12
Ferris Is Confident
American Can Win
Olympic Contests
A. A. U. Official Believes Track
and Field Candidates Can
Set New Records
tBy DANIEL J. FERRIS
(Of the Amateur Athletic Uni0nl

New York, Jan. 12.-(P)-With the
Olympic games of 1882 only a year
and q half away, America finds her.
self in a better position today to de-
fend her athletic prestige than ever
before. On the whole track and
field athletes, swimmers, wrestlers,
boxers, gymnasts and weight filters
who are pointing toward the Olym-
pics are of a higher caliber than in
past pref Olympic years.
The splendid performances of such
comparative newcomers in track and
field as Paul Jessup, Walter Marty,
Bert Belson, Lee Seminar, Tommy
Warne, James DeMereS, Harold Man.
ming. Joseph McCluskey. Charlie
Engle, Vic Williams, Russell Chap
man and George Bullwinkle, and such
sterling new performers in swimming
and diving as Helene Madison. Cath
crime Ames, Bernice Phelan, Mazda
Kalilo, AL Schwartz and Bud Shields,
none of whom was on the last Olym-
pic team, indicate they will all be
outstanding candidates for the 1882
team. Practically the same condt-
ton prevails in the other sports.
In addition to having a finer string
of candidates for the next Olympic
games at Los Angeles. the American
athletes will have an advantage they
have not enjoyed in % years-and it
is a real advantage. That Is, to be
able to engage in Olympic COMPETE
ton without the handicap OF change
of food and water, change of climate
and travelling from three to six
thousand miles en- route to the games,
our opponents will better realize the
great handicap imposed upon our
team in going abroad quadrennially
for these games after they experience
it in 1892.
When we look back ver the year
1880 and bemOan the fact there has
been a noticeable falling off Of inter-
est in track and field athletics in
some sections of the United States it
is refreshing to note the continuous
improvement being shown in the per-
formances of the high and prep
school athletes, and it is particularly
pleasing at this time in view of the
approaching OlympicS.
The improvement has not been
spotty.. Rather it has been general,
applying to nearly every event on the
track and field program.
I think it can be said without fear
Of contradiction a team composed Of
the pick of schoolboy athletes Of this
country could outscore the national
teams of a majority Of the foreign
countries which send teams to the
Olympic games.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-12
Minot Whips Comets
In Overtime Period

Minot. N. D.. Jan. 1.-THE Minot
State Teachers college Beavers won
their first Interstate conference clash
here Saturday night by defeating the
Mayville Comets, 3 to 81. in two
overtime periods. The score vas tied
at 24-all, at the end of the regular
playing time and in the first five
minute extra period the Comets
scored twice from the free throw line
while the Beavers connected with a
field goal.
In the second overtime session, the
Comets connected for two goals and
a free throw while the Minot aggre-
cation registered once from the field
and four times from the free throw
line.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-12
Ski Accidents Are
Numerous in Austria

Vienna, Jan. l2.-iF1One hundred
and twenty men and women skiers
broke legs, arms, ankles OF fingers
Sunday around Vienna and the
courtyard Of an emergency hospital
here resenbled In some ways q first
aid station back Of q battle line.
Hundreds OF other injuries were re-
ported throughout Austria. Ice crust
forming over the snowfields account
ed for the extraordinary number Of
accidents.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-12
CObberS Turn Back
Dragons by rs to %

Fargo, N. D.. Jan. 12.-P)-The
swift passing basketball team of
Concordia college cagers fought off a
determined Moorhead State Teachers
college combination to score a 26 to q
victory Saturday in the Moorhead
arlnOry.
From beginning to end, it was a
thrill laden contest. Four former
all-state high school floormen car
ried the bulk of the attack tor Con-
cordia. but their sensational efforts
we're never sufficient to shake free
Of the menacing Dragons. At the
start, the Cobbers snatched a slender
lead, and throughout the game they
managed to protect it.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-12
Powerful Race
Automobile Planned

Auckland. New Zealand. Jan. H.
R-Norman Wizard" Smith, racing
car builder of Sydney, Australia, is
constructing a new super-speed giant
of the road in which he declares he
will do more than 300 miles an hour.
Smiths car, which when completed
will cost something like $4,000, will
be powered by a new engine of enor-
nous speed which has been lent him
by the British government on condi-
ton that he Leep all details Of its
construction secret. It will develop
twice the power of the Golden Ar
row" used by S%eagrave.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-12
Loos and Espinosa Lead AS Final Flight of Golf Tourney SOper


Milwaukee, Jan
alumni board ut Till Up
Wisconsin, ~ 5 three Yhcsk ee5
Saturday haa9d . Lengthy
three Of as members wi1{qnp1ne IN
tention IL Glenn ThistlAthWalte =
Badger feotball coach andNikidicate(
the statuY Of athletics ct tn scl1C01
would be investigated carefully
ThistJeHhwaite recently wSi re-
tanned asIcoach by . vote Of the Nuni-
yersity athletic council.
The opposition to Thistlethwaite W
the three council members. Milwaut
kee papers said. was based upon Their
conviction that Thistlethwaite mad
failed to select football material prop
erly and was unable correctly to i'm
part football knowledge to his team,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-12
@. H. Will Pin1nen
Lead Bowling Loop
J. Roehrich Rolls Total Of 614
Pins to Gain Three
Game Honors

The o. H. Will trundlers in the
first game Of the second half toppled
ever 2,72O pins to establish a new Bis
marck record and to administer a
three-game defeat to the Elks that
gave them a one game lead over the
Bottling works entry.
In the first half of the Bismarck
bowling league play the o. H. VIII
five and the Capital City Bottling
Works pinmen were deadlocked with
Ii wins and Is defeats.
When J. Roehr1ch rolled a total of
GA pins Tuesday to displace G.
Jelinek for three-game honors and
F. Hummel pushed out a score of 232
to displace F. Patera for single game
honors, the O. H. Will five found
themselves in possession of all the
weeks honorS.
49, r. $1,000 ll~u
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-12
Consolidated Cage
Tourney Bids Asked

Sealed bids for staging the state
tournament of the Consolidated High
School League Of North Dakota will
be received, it has been announced
by O. K. Cline Of Maxbass, secretary
treasurer Of the organization.
Valley City always has been host
to the tournament, but officials of
the league seek a departure from this
and will allow other cities interested
to put in a bid for the tournament.
Bids will be received by Mr.. Cline
at MaxbaSS.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-12
Several Injured in
Riot at Hockey Rink

London, Jan. IL. ~ Seventy
five-thousand soccer fans, storming
the Highbury field where Arsenal and
Aston villa met Saturday, broke
into . riot during which . score or
more were injured and many women
tainted as the crowds rushed the
rates which opened just before game
time.
They had milled about the stadium
since early morning while the league
Officials debated whether the for
would Mt In time Tor the game. TIE
SIGNAL for the riot came when some
Of the Whiting crowd broke out Of
line and began climbing tho walls.
No one was seriously injured. but Z
number required first aid.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-12
New Leipzig Quint
Defeats Lark Five
Tribune Special Service,

New Leipzig, N. D., Jan. 12.-New
Leipzig's Trojans halted the Lark in
dependents winning streak by defeat
ing them Saturday 24-11.
The Trojans took an early lead and
were ahead 80 at the end Of the first
quarter, and at halftime led 1876. The
second half was a repetition of the
first with New Leipzig piling up a safe
lead. Lembke, Trojan center, was
high scorer with six field goals to his
credit.
Previous to the game Saturday the
Lark cagers had annexed seven con-
secutive victories.
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Dummies Trample
Maroons 46 to Y
South Dakota State Piles Up
Heavy Score to Win in
League Opener

Sioux City, Iowa, Jan. 12.-(P}E
South Dakota State opened the North
Central conference campaign with a
decisive, 46 to 20 basketball victory
over Morningside here Saturday
night.
The ~Jackrabbits held a % to 10
lead at the halt.
Raak, mentor for the ~Jackrabbits,
led his team to victory by scoring
four field goals and four free throws.
Brake. who substituted for Raak.
after he was forced out of play on
personal fouls. scored six points.
Wyant, Morningside pivot man, and
Koberg, guard. starred for the
Sioux.
Tho cnnfNQrV.
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Michigan-M Marquette
Ice Tilt Cancel

Milwaukee. Jan. 12.-kn.
scheduled hockey game between
University Of Michigan andi Mar,
quette university here Saturday nigh,
was Cancelled because Of poor lie con.
ditions. The Michigan team was de.
feated Friday by the Hilltop sextet
4 to 2. Marquette goes to Michigan
Tor a two-game series, Jan. 70 and -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-12
ORANGE Crush FIVE
Tie PURITY P|NMEN
Dairymsn Lose Lead Last Week
in Contests in Mandan
Bowling League

The Orange Crush pinmen tied
the Purity trundlers last week with
q wins and IL losses in the Mandan
bowling league.
The Metropolitan bowlers are in
second place with 10 victories and IA
defeats out of SO games played.
In individual scores, Hertz has the
lead with a pin average Of 200-13 in
80 games. Olson is second with q pin
average of 1862 in 80 games.
The league consists of six teams.
Data for the games last week fol-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-12
Italian AIR Armada
Is HOllOred at Bah

Bahia. Brazil Jan. 12.-t4-For
four Italian afmen. led by Gene.
1talo Balbo. ali, minister, and Color
Umberto MaddAlena, one of the \
bile reScuers, we're the honored que
Of the government and Italian cok
Monday as their II seaplanes, vict
over the Atlantic, swung at anct
the harbor.
Tuesday Or Wednesday the
continue down the Brazilian G.
Rio de Janeiro to end a TOO
transatlantic flight from Or
Italy. /
The II planes. all that rem
the expedition Of II craft who
Orbetello, arrived at 2:30 D. .
terday after taking off from
at $50 a. m.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-12
Coleharbor Beats
Washburn 70 to
Holds Visitors ScoreIess in First
Half and Run Up 20 Points
to Put Game on Ice
Tribune Special Service,

Coleharbor, N. D., Jan. 12.-Getting
away to an overwhelming lead early
IN the first quarter, Coleharbor high
school defeated the Washburn high
school basketball team Is to I in a
game here Friday night.
The locals rolled in two field goals
Immediately after the opening whistle
and from that time forward had
things all their own way.
Washburn failed to o during the
first half which ended 20 to O. In the
last half Washburn outscored the To-
Gals z to 5. y
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FARGO WINS FROM HILINERS

Fargo, M. D.. Jan. 1.-THE Fargo
high school hockey team defeated the
Valley City sextet on the Island park
rink Saturday. Z to 2. The ice was
sticky and put both teams at a dis
advantage. The Hi-Liners broke even
in their two game series in Fargo.
winning Friday from the NesA
Ek~f~y eSa
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Glen Ullin Wallops
Alm0nt Cagers, 21-1C

Glen Ullin, N. D., Jan. 12.-In a
ragged contest the Glen Ullin Rat
tiers easily defeated the Almout high
school quint 21-10 here.
The Almont five scored first with a
gift shot, but the Rattlers tied the
score In the second minute OF play.
The Rattlers held the lead through
out the game. At halftime the count
stood 10-5 in favor of the Glen Ullin
squad.
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I AN0THER TTTLE

Butte. Mont. Jan. 12.-R-Tom
Penaluna. Butte. added the inter-
mountain Ice skating championship
to his Montana and Banff. Caua6a.
titles by winning al three races here
from Dick johnson, Chicago winner
OF the intermountain a. A. q. tour
nament ct Salt Lake City recently.
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GONZAGA SIGNS a

Spokane. wash. Jan. 13.-R-
Michael ]. Pecarovich. Lns Angeles,
was signed Saturday g head football
coach Of Oonzaga university. Hs
graduSted from 0onzaga Ia 1o79 and
was assistant to Charles =. t0usl
DoraN. when the latter coached here.
pecs witch Is coach 1t Cathedral high
schcV In Los Angeles.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-12
NORDLY no A A r

Mortified, Mimi. Jan. l2.-tRe
appointment OF Carl Nordly. Red
Wing, as track coach to succeed John
Millen, who died at Rochester recent
~. was announced ct Carleton college
Monday.
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Fergus Falls, Mimi, Jan. 12.-Fer-
gus Falls high. school turned In q 80
to IL conquest Of Grand Forks high
school cagers here Saturday. The
game was harder fought than the
score indicates, the Offers having
trouble breaking through the Grand
Forks defense.
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GOPHER SHOOTERS WIN

Minneapolis, Jan. IL. % The,
University of Minnesota rifle team
defeated st. Thomas college riflcl
team OF st. Paul by a score OF 2,2S6|
to 1857 in a contest Saturday in thc|
university armory range.
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FERGUS FALLS WINS

Totals. .......... IL
Referee. Robertson. jamestown.
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The summary

Totals. Is ~ !?
Referee. Livingston. South Dakota
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IotaiS
Referee, Albrecht.
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The summary

Referee, H. Nelson, timekeepcr,
Ellis.
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Totals........... $50 7s4 SOL 1881