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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-25
Banuet to Face
Jack Brodar In
Handban Meet
National A,A.U, Tournament at
Minneapolis Reaches Third
Round Wednesday

Minneapolis, March 25-R-Ahred
Banuet, San Francisco national
handball champion, faces stern oppo-
sition Wednesday in Jack Brodar,
Chicago, whom he must conquer be-
fore advancing from the third round
of the National A. A. y. tournament
here.
Banuet, attempting to win his Sec
ond singles title, went into the third
round by defeating Herman Lefty"
Dworman, Detroit 21-12 and Clio, in
the feature contest Tuesday on the
Minneapolis Athletic club court.
Brodra showed himself q formid-
able contender by downing the vet
eran George Guam, Minneapolis,
1921, 2l-12, and Ellis.
Banuet and Barney Met ettigan,
another townsman of the champion,
were to pair up Wednesday night for
a doubles engagement with Ed Raw
ling Of Kansas City and Mike Cum
ningham Of st. Louis.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-25
and
Hornets Argue
Kansas City and Duluth Sextets
in Dispute Over Hockey
Game Rink

Kansas City, March 25.-ReMan-
ayers Of American Hockey league
clubs were called upon Wednesday to
help select the site for the opening
Of the seminal championship series
between the Kansas City Pla-Mors
and the Duluth Hornets.
Officials Of the Duluth club dis
puted Kansas City's claim to name
the rink for tho opening tilt Of the
four-gaunc series. basing their con-
tentions on the fact that tho Hornets
gained . second place tie with the
Pla-Mofs by defeating Minneapolis
Tuesday night. william J. Grant,
president Of tho league and manager
Of the Kansas City club, said tho
Duluth officials were referring to .
rule which was passed ct the spring
meeting last year, but later became
inoperattve when Il was decided not
to allow points for tie games. He
said. however. the rule never wa
rescinded.
Grant aaid ha had wired ~ manr
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-25
YANKEES LEAD IN
SPRING TRAINING
With 7 VICTORIES
CHICAGO Cubs are Leaders in
Major Loop Competition
With Four Triumphs
RED S0x ARE UNDEFEATED
20 Games Have Been Played in
Grapefruit Circuit This
Season

New York, March 25.-PeThanks
to some engaging performances by
the Boston Braves and the New York
| Giants, the National League had
drawn up almost to even terms with
the American in the annual grape
fruit league" campaign.
For those who crave the definite
Figures, twenty : nine inter : league
games have been played so far and of
these the American League has won
fifteen and the National fourteen.
The Braves, after taking a series of
jolts on the chin, turned on the New
York Yankees for a couple Of VIC
tories and the Giants finally man.
aged to get an edge on the Chicago
White Sox, three wins to two.
Despite their recent setbacks, the
Yankees still are the heaviest win
ners of the grapefruit league with
seven victories and four defeats. The
Philadelphia Athletics and the Braves
lead all the rest in defeats with six
lickings in II games apiece but Gin
cinnati has a perfect record with
four setbacks in as many starts
against American League teams.
In games of all descriptions, the
Boston Red Sox lead all the rest with
four wins and no losses with Wash
ington a step behind with five VIC
tories in six starts. Against major
league opposition only, the Chicago
Cubs are the leaders with four tri-
umphs, all over Pittsburgh Of their
own circuit, and no defeats.
Here's how the games have been
divided in the National American
SnrinS.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-25

Frank Shields Is Only Player
Expected to Win Single
Event for u. S.

New York, March 25.-(P-With
tennis history repeating itself and
the United States losing the doubles,
the star spangled forces Wednesday
night face France in the final two
singles matches of the winter Davis
Cup" competition expected to lose.
The score stood two to one in
Frances favor Wednesday with Jean
Borotra, Davis cup veteran and lead
er of the French team, favored to
defeat Berkeley Bell in one of the
singles matches and clinch the vic
tory for the tri-color.
Frank x. Shields, on the basis Of
the form he showed Monday night in
handing Borotra a surprising straight
set defeat, was favored to take Chris
tian Boussus in the other singles but
to no apparent purpose, other than
to make the final score two to three.
Borotra and BoussuS defeated
George Lott, Jr., and John Van Ryn
In the doubles match of the inter-
national competition last night to give
France what may prove to be the
margin of victory. The Americans
defeat was achieved in straight sets,
Us, Cd, 60, with the happy-go-lucky
Borotra laying the major part.
A similar situation prevailed last
summer at the end of the seasoned
days play for the historic Davis cup
with America trailing one match to
two.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-25
Bruins, Rangers
Win First Games
Boston Stages Late Rally;
Maple Leafs and Black
hawks in 2 to z Tie

New York, March 25.-PeTo the
bruising Boston Bruins and the
speedy New York Rangers go the
honors of the first night in the play
offs among national hockey league
clubs for the Stanley cup, emblem OF
the worlds professional hockey cham
pionship.
The Toronto Maple Leafs and Chi
cago Blackhawks, the third pair OF
teams to see action In hockey's
sworld series" Tuesday night, failed
to reach q decision, winding up their
60 minutes of play in a 2-2 tie.
Boston was late in showing its pow
er but came through in the third
period to overtake the worlds cham
MON Montreal Canadiens and won,
5 to 4, after nearly 20 minutes OF over
time play In the first Of q five-game
series between the teams that topped
the two divisions. The Rangers
routed the Montreal Maroons, their
rivals in the two-game third place
series. S to 1. This series, like that
between the second place Toronto
and Chicago teams. IS decided on the
basis Of total goals scored in two
games.
The results OF Tuesday nights three
games created q considerable dis
turbance in the dope"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-25
Golfers Gather
For Tournament
Walter Hagen, Johnny Farrell
Gene Sarazen Listed As
Starters at Pinehurst

Pinehurst, N. O.. March 25.-4Re
A galaxy Of strong mel OF American
roifdom was . assembling In Pine
hurst Wednesday to tee off Thursday
in the annual north and south open
tournament.
AZ least three former national
champions were listed as sure start
erS IN the two-day event.
They were Walter Hagen. Johnny
Farrell and Gene 6arazen.
Many favored Sarazen, because OF
his classy performance In winning
the rich La Gorce event In Florida
last week, to bag tho north and south
honors.
with the entry list approaching
last years record Of 124, sarazeH and
the other big shots were expected to
find plenty Of competition IN THAR
guest tor the prixss
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-25
N. d. Auction Bridge
Tournament Opened

Fargo, March 25.-ReAbout Is
tables In the club four event. with the
fargo rurun trophy Is . prize. were
IA play here Wednesday as the an
nrel tournament Of the North Da.
kota Auction Bridge association
opened.
Additional entries are expected lat
er "a the day. The tourney continues
through Friday.
Besides the trophy competition
ehere were open progressive pair
Unrnes On the side, In which q NUM-
- sc persons from out OF the city
Vere competing. Top score pins win
~ 0iven winners IN that competition.
I|ay for the Forum trophy Will Be
nnntfnued wednesday at 7:50 p. M,
sv1fh winners - be announced follow
m corapletion q ths play Wednes-
- ntD1&
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-25
Favorite
Boxers Upset
Rochester, Glencoe, Bemidii,
Buffalo, Mankato, St. Paul
Other Teams

Chicago, March 25.-{P-A tourna-
ment to locate a challenger or chal-
lengers for the middleweight cham
pionship, sanctioned by the National
Boxing association, has resulted in
unexpected setbacks for two promis-
ing young men from the northwest.
In the main bout opening of the
series at the Coliseum Tuesday night,
Chuck Heffner, a blond youngster
from Denver, outpointed My Sullivan,
skillful st. Paul puncher, in 10 rounds
for one upset, and Wild Willie Oster,
Boston, turned loose a wild right
swing and knocked out TAFT Littman,
Cudahy. Wis, in the second round of
their scheduled 10-round bout, for the
other.
Both Littman and Sullivan, favor
ties In their respective engagements,
looked good in spots. Sullivan es-
pecially, appeared a much more &C
complished performer than Heffner
and had him In serious shape in the
second, third and ninth rounds, only
to take a beating in the other frames.
Littm.n got away well in the first
round and was progressing In the
second When OSter landed.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-25
Bowman May be
Dark Horse at
State Tourney
Have Season Record Of 20 Wins
and Two Defeats; Are
Region D Champions

Bowman, N. D., March 25.-Win-
ming all but two games played this
season and piling up a score of $50
points to their opponents 294, Bow
man high school may be the dark
horse of the state high school basket
ball tournament in Bismarck Friday
and Saturday.
Bowman high schools basketball
team defeated Reeder 1921 to win
the subdiStrict crown and defeated
Elgin 26-15 to win the district title.
Bowman triumphed over Halliday
1915 in the region D final at Mott to
enter the state basketball tournament
at Bismarck.
Members of the Bowman squad are:
Arthur Herzig, captain and right for
ward; Paul Thielges, left forward;
Doyon Pollock. CENTER. James Phelan,
left guard; Bernard Thiegs. right
guard; Kenneth Thunem and John
Vol, substitute guards; and Wallace
Peterson, alternate forward.
Bowman's record for this season
SolyA~vrs
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-25
Mcintosh Wins Cage
Tourney at Raleigh

Raleigh, N. d., March Is. Mcintosh
defeated New Leipzig 1918 to win
the Raleigh invitation basketball
tournament. Havelock won third
place honors by defeating the Raleigh
Tigers 1923 In the consolation game.
TO gain their way in the second
round New Leipzig won by forfeit
from Mclaughlin, Havelock defeated
Shields 1877, Mcintosh triumphed
over Ieith 1870 and the Raleigh Tig-.
ers routed the Raleigh high school
Quint 38-13.
New Leipzig defeated Havel0ck 23-
10 to enter the finals, while Mc1n-
tosh whipped Raleigh 40 for the
right to oppose New 1eipGig tourna-
meut honoEk
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-25
Board Approves
l2SwimR Records
International Amateur Athletic
Body Recognizes Helene
Madison's Aquatic Marks

Seattle, WASH. March 25.-R)-
Twelve worlds swimming records es.
tablished by Miss Helene Madison
have been officially approved by the
Federation 1nternationale De Nata.
ton amateur at Berlin, Daniel j. Fer
ris, New York, secretary Of the anna.
teur athletic union, informed the
aquatic star Wednesday. The marks
range from COS seconds for the 100.
yard sprint to 24:34:6 minutes for the
mile.
Miss Madison is the holder Of e
American records. She intends to de-
fend her titles in the 100, 400 and
500-yard free style events at the ma
tional indoor swimming champion
ships at New York April is to 10 azd
plans to try for her first backstroke
mark In the same meet at 10R yaxds.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-25
MATCH PETROLLE
WITH MLARN|N
Express Will Meet Van
couver lrishman in 1O-Round
Bout May 8

Fargo, N. D., March 25.-Billy Pc
trolle, Fargo's lightweight boxing
contender, was matched with Jimmy
McLarnin, Vancouver Irishman, for
a 1O-round bout at New York May 8
in Madison Square Garden, it was
announced by Jack Hurley, manager
of Petrolle.
The weight limit for the fight has
been set at lat pounds. Petrolle will
receive 80 per cent of the receipts.
Promoters anticipate gross receipts of
SIPS, 600.
Petrolle, last fall, scored one of the
biggest boxing upsets of the year by
soundly trouncing McLarnin In a To-
round battle.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-25
Dempsey Must Show
He Is Chicago Man

Chicago, March 26.-R-n Jack
Dempsey can convince the Illinois
State Athletic commission that he IS
q legal resident Of this state, he may
referee the Tommy Loughrau-Tuffy
Griffith heavyweight fight at the
Chicago Stadium Friday night.
Tho commission refused q request
for q referees license for the former
heavyweight king Tuesday under the
rule requiring al referees to be resi-
dents q Illinois,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-25
Exhibition Baseball
(By The Associated Press)
Tuesdays Results

At st. Petersburg, Fa.-1ndian-
apolis (AA) 10: New York (A) 8,
10 innings.
At Bradenton, Fla.-St. Louis
(N) s; Columbus CAD 5.
At Winter Haven, Fa.-Phila-
delphia (N 4; Cincinnati (N) !.
At TT. Lauderdale, Fa. Buff
falo CID 3; st. Louis (A) !.
At San Antonio. Tex.-New
York (N) Z; San Antonio (TL) 3.
At Los Angeles. - Pittsburgh
(N) Los Angeles (PCL) II.
At San Diego, CaW.-Detroit
(A) 5; Hollywood (PCL) 2.
At 6eguin, Tex. &C Chicago ca
Is: seguin 10.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-25
Opponents
Fights Last Night


(By the ASsOcfated PFeas)
At Chicago Chuck HeffneF,
Denver. outpointed MY Sullivan
st. Paul (1O)S Willie Oster, BOs.
tom, knocked out TAFT Littman,
Milwaukee (2)3 Pete Susky,
Scranton, PAP OutpOinted HaakOn
Hansen, Norway (1O).
At Indlanapolis-Del Fontaine.
winnipeg, 0utpolnted Ray Tram-
bile, Aoeh1oFd, Ill, (1o).
W1nnaDegs ASeW 41ols
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-25

ayers Of the league tor their vote on
the question. .
The winner Of the Duluth KANSAS
CITY series meets the league leading
Tuisa Oilers in the championship
series opening at'Tulsa, April 4.
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st. Petersburg.-The unofficial
pickers at the Braves camp are
beginning to line up the regulars.
They say that Berger looks
mighty fine at center. Worthing-
ton, the dopesters think, can take
care Of the right garden but
Schulmerich, they opine, has
much to learn before he can be
sure Of the left field position.
Dresser and Charley Wilson, the
dopesters continue, both look
good at third, with Wilson's med
iocre batting giving Dresser the
advantage.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-25
Moorhead,
Chisholm Elves
To Reach Final
Ny Sullivan and TAFT Littman
Beaten in MiddIeweight
Elimination Bouts

Minneapolis, March 25.-P)-The
University of Minnesota fieldhouse,
scene of the 10Th annual state high
school basketball tournament Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, was
thrown open for use by the eighth
regional championship teams We'd
nesday.
All of the teams were due to register
by night, and each is given a chance
to try the court for about one hour.
Bemidji and Chisholm, winners in
the eighth and seventh regions, re-
spectively, were the first to arrive.
Other teams closer to the Twin Cities
were to come late Wednesday after
noon, while Moorhead, runner-up last
year, left for the scene of conflict at
l p. m.
More than 400 fans assured the
Chisholm quint they would be in the
stands for the first game against Be-
midi Thursday afternoon and that
place also is sending a 50-piece band.
A like number of fans will be here
Saturday If Chisholm gets into the
finals. -
Pairings for Thursdays games:
3 p. m.-Rochester VS.. Glencoe.
4 p. m.-Chisholm VS.. Bemidii.
8 p. m.-Moorhead VS.. Buffalo.
8 p. m.-Mankato VS.. st. Paul
Central. e.
On the eve of the tournament
Chisholm and Moorhead were doped
to win their first two round games
and get into the championship game
Saturday night, but fans at the other
six places were enthusiastic over the
prospects of their CUNTS.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-25

Los Angeles-Some Of the We
terans on the Pittsburgh Pirate
suuad have the breaks working
for Jewel Ems. Ems had decided
to let them loaf . bit pending to-
morrow's battle with the Detroit
Tigers. Traynor was excused
from duty Tuesday and before the
end Of the game, which the Bucs
took l6 to II, . number Of re-
cruits had been put into the line
nm.
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WITH MAJOR LEACUERS

Tampa.-Reports that the Cincin-
natl Reds had offered $4,000 for
Chick Hafey, holdout outfielder of the
st. Louis Cardinals, were discounted
here Wednesday. In the absence of
Sidney Well, president, the report
could not be confirmed, but manager
Dan Howley said he doubted that
President Well would pay that much.
New Orleans.-As II the uncer-
tafnties of leg injuries suffered
by Johnny Hodapp and George
before weren't enough, along
comes Jonah Goldman's failure
At the bat to complicate infieId
troubles of the Cleveland Indians.
Hodapp had been slated for Sec
ond, before for third and Gold
man for short, but now there isn't
= single infield job definitely de-
cided.
San Diego.-Manager Stanley Har-
ris Is beginning to find some encour-
agement in the work of his young
pitchers. Tuesday the strong Holly
wood club of the Pacific Coast league,
which had not lost an exhibition
game this year, was let down with
four hits, three off Tom Bridges in
six innings and one off Elon Hogsett
in three. Detroit won, S to 2.
San Notwithstanding has
happened to Willie Kamm, third
base keeper for the White Sox.
He's back hustling again.
Because of some differences
with the White Sox management
last season, Kamm appeared dis
gruntled and did not play his
usual game. At the start of the
spring training camp this year,
he still seemed perturbed about
something.
Pensacola.-Shono Collins, Red
Sox manager, is cheering loud and
pulling hard for his solemn-faced
pitcher, Hold Lisenbee. Hold had q
tough time last year. He got off to
q poor start, Shono says, but has
improved 100 per cent this season
Holds rated one Of the most serious
ball players in the big league. His
wants are simple and few Of his
vices can be summed up by chewing
gum"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-25

The general records, including all
games and also those against major
league opposition only follow:
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st. Petersburg.-When the New
York Yankees break camp here Fri
DAY George Pipgras, the eminent
right handler, will not accompany the
team.
Big George, who recently under
went ar operation for appendicitis,
will stay here to recuperate for sew
eral weeks, rejoining the team only
when it reaches the Yankee Stadium.
San AntoniO.-The old story Of
the Ill wind is being quoted again
in the New York Giants camp.
A sore arm which has put Hughey
Critz temporarily out of action
has given mysterious" Gilmore a
chance to appear at second base
in the regular lineup.
The mystery about Gilmore
principally concerned his name.
Until he relieved Critz Tuesday
he had been just another Of the
unknown youngsters around the
camp and it took reporters sever
al innings Of diligent inquiry be-
fore one of them found that Gil.
more was named Russell.
Havana.-Their brief visit to Cuba
has so impressed the Brooklyn Rob-
ms they are considering a return for
a longer time next year. President
Frank York said Tuesday that the
club might consider spending two Of
three weeks in Havana in 1892 and
some of the players and war CORE
spondents have decided it ought to
be made a permanent training camp.
Winter Haven.-Fidgety Phil
lies pitcher, is still . holdout de-
spite two heart-to-heart talks
with President Ruch.
Collins won 16 games for the
Phillies last year, his second sea-
son in the majors, and Is UNDER
stood to be holding out for $1,000
this year.
sanford.-The champion Philadel-
phia Athletics presented a somewhat
battered appearance when they
reached here Wednesday on their
roundabout journey homeward. Bis
hop, McNair and Higgins are out
with injuries and Manager Mack list
ed q patched up first team to engage
the Rockies. Foxx was moved from
first to third, Todd took the initial
bag and Dykes went to second.
Los Angeles-Some Of the We
ferans On the Pittsburgh Pirate
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