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The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-02
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
STATE HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION

| ]. Proposals for the construction oe
state Highway on State Route No.
the State Highway Commission in the
offices of the Department of State
Highways at Bismarck, N. OAK, not
later than 10 o'clock a.. NJ, December
q The Proposals must be mailed
to or otherwise deposited with the
PP;spartment I; Of State, Highways at
ed and endorsed "ProposaI Prof. o for con con-
south !Federai Aid Project No. ssi-B55
in Burleigh County"
gether with a bidders bond in the full
amount of the. gross sum bid, must
accompany each proposal.
Contemplated work consists Of
1914 miles of Gravel Surfacing and
Stock Pile road Improvement involv-
ing approximately:
I3,4c4 c. Yds. Load, Unload and
4i,ss4 G: Y: NJ. Hauling.
13,4O4 G. Yds. Screening.
1S,a04 C: Yds. Crushing Oversize.
5000 G, Yds. Stripping Pits.
Stock Pile Items
$50 G. Yds. Load. Unload and Pile.
sssa ss51s 3 G; w Y. Mia! n: Hauling.
S. Copies of the Proposal blanks
may be obtained from the Department
Of State. Highways at Bismarck, N.
Oak. Plans and Specifications are on
file in the Division Office Of the De-
partment Of State Highways at Bis
marck, N. Dak. and the office Of the
Department of State Highways at
Bismarck, N. Oak, and also at the
office Of the County Auditor in the
County wherein the project or pro-
jects are located.
6. All bidders are invited to be
ais.
z. The right is reserved to reject
any and all proposals, to waive tech
nicalities, or to accept such as may be
determined to be for the best inter-
ests Of the County and State.
s.. Bidders must bid on all items
contafned in the proposal blank. Any
bid or bids received for any number
of items less than those contained in
regular and rejected as such.
STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
(Signed) A. d. McKinnon.
Chief Highway Commission.
Dated November 23rd, 1881.
HIPS 1928
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-02
Magnates Start
Move to Replace
Head Of Minors
Mike Sexton's 22-Year-Old
Reign Of Baseball League
Appears Ended

West Baden, Ind, Dec. 2.-(F-
Mike sexton's 22-year-old reign as
president Of the National Association
Of Professional Baseball Leagues ap-
peared near the end Wednesday, en-
quilted by sudden campaign to re-
organize and rehabilitate the entire
organization.
The action to oust him and to in
stall new leadership in the organiza-
ton Of the minor baseball leagues
came last night when the owners
decided the time had come for re-
habilitation. A committee of three
was appointed to bring the proposal
before the formal meeting Of the or
ganization, opening Wednesday, and
1t was reasonably certain its plan
would be adopted.
Under the plan, a committee would
be appointed to make q complete
study Of the minor league problems
and to recommend q new president
at future meeting. Sexton would
be retired to the post of honorary
president with q pension. No men
ton was made Of John Farrell, vet
eran secretary Of the association, al
though he, too, may be affected.
"Such an action Is absolutely nee
essary II the minor leagues are to
endure" said Branch Hickey, Of the
st. Louis Cardinals and director Of
the Cardinal minor league farm sys-
tenn. who introduced the resolution
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-02
Four Lettermen on
Belfield Cage Squad

Belfield, N. d., Dec. 2.-{P-Bel-
field high school will open its basket
ball season here December 10 against
Medora, Coach Charles E; Hood, an
nounced today. The remainder OF
Belfield's schedule will be a round
robin program in the North Missouri
Slope conference.
Cage aspirants include four letter
men, Bill Doering, center; Jerome
Detelmann and Bill Richter, for
wards, and Earl Lindke, guard
Among promising looking players are
Milsten, Lerfald, Strilozuk, Bergquist
Olson. Smith. Reddy, Thompson, Da-
vid Dietz, stephanishen, Sheridan
Dietz, Lindke and Borrow. A captain
will be appointed for each game.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-02
;.s:!JFA,1;!s! !! Us,
my The Associated Press)

(0y The Associated press)
New YOrk-Al Singer, New
York. OutpOinted Tommy Crowley,
Pittsburgh Isl, Karl Laufen-
schlnger, Kansas City. outpointed
Joe valenti. New York (5).
Janesville. Wis.-Buck Everett.
Chicago. OutpOinted TAFT Littmans
indianapoii: - Battlins Bo.e.
BirminGham. Ala. 0utpointed
Jack Redman, South Bend. Ind,
Fort Wayne. Ind.-Moan Baum-
Eartner. Fort Wayne, outpointed
Otto Atterson, Terre Haute. Ind..
l1W.
Los Anseles-Bobby Pacho.
Yuma. Arlx.. stopped Hector Nc.
Donald. Canadq (9)s Bert Colima.
'Whittier. Calf. outpolnteA Tom-
my Herman. Chicago (1Ol.
Denver, COlO-Ee0rge Man1ey,
. Denver, knocked ont Pat McCaF-
thy. Boston (]).
Great Falls, Mont-Al P0po.
vfch. Great Falls. knocked ont
Jimmy McDer0otts Seattle (3).
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-02
Writers Agree With
Coaches Selections

A sports writer's poll conducted
in conjunction with the balloting
Of North Dakota coaches for the
all-state high school football team.
corroborated selections oe football
mentors, except for two positions,
one at end and one at guard.
The newspapermen had no op-
portunity to see Harley Engel Of
Mohall perform, and from men
they had seen play at end they
nominated Syvrud Of Mandan.
Rostberg Of Grand Forks lost his
place at guard In the news mems
team, and Schlickenmeyer. the
coaches choice for center. was
substituted. Peterson of Devils
Lake was placed by the writer's at
center.
Participating In the voting were
sports writer's at Grand Forks.
Fargo, Minot, Bismarck, Mandan'
jamestown, Devils Lake and VAL
ley City. The ballots were not In
cluded in the coaches poll.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-02
Beach Basketball
Prospects Bright

Beach, N. D., Dec. 2.-Basketball
prospects look favorable this season
for the Beach high Cowboys, accord
Ing to Coach Joos. Although only
two lettermen are left from last year,
some promising new material has been
out for early practice.
Knezevich, six-foot center Of last
season, again is present and also Nc
Gee, forward, who earned q letter
last year. Promising men who have
shown up in practice thus far are
Evans, Odman, Thompson, r. Miller,
Odland, Davis, Raisler, Tornow, Don
aldson and Schulz. Following Is the
Beach schedule:
Dec. 18-Belfield VS.. Beach.
Jan. 8Beach at Hebron.
Jan. 15-Dickinson Model high at
Beach.
Jan. 22-sentinel Butte VS.. Beach.
Jan. 29-Beach at Dickinson.
Feb. 5Belfield VS.. Beach.
Feb. 12-Sentinel Butte VS.. Beach.
Feb. 19-Glen Ullin at Beach.
Feb. 26-Open.
March 1Open.
Home games with Belfield and Sen.
tinel Butte have not been decided.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-02
Hockey Teams Hit
By Scoring Fever
Goal Getting Wave Has Carried
Boston Bruins Into Sec.
ond Place

New York, Dec. 2.-(P)-The high
scoring days seem to haye struck the
National Hockey League and the crest
of the goal-getting wave has carried
the Boston Bruins into second place
in the American division.
, Boston did everything just right
Tuesday night while the Montreal
Maroons were just bit "off' and the
result was a Z to 3 triumph for the
Bruins.
The New York Americans and
Toronto Maple Leafs in the Canadian
division, finished up in % tie.
The deadlock gave the Americans
a two-point margin over the Montreal
Canadiens and put the Leafs into a
tie with the Maroorls for third place
in the group.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-02

johnson, Minor; Ruemmele, Ashley;
Arlen, Hatton.
AR~~AS~~nAA

Johnson, Minor; Ruemmele, Ashley;
Arlen, Hatton.
N. Agre Mentioned
Guards-N. Agre, Bismarck; Boeth-
ling, Oakes; Stene, Mohall, Dittus,
Elgin: Barry, Hettinger: G. West,
Mandan: johnson, Cooperstown; LIE
Claire, Enderlin; Tnade, Carson; As
hem, Mohall: Zeller, Elgin; Todd,
Reeder; Dunham, Fessenden: Wood,
Devils Lake: w. West, Mandan; Sullt-
van, Casselton; Schmierer, Glendale;
Stroup. Hazelton.
Centers - Sanderson, Sherwood;
Rishworth, Jamestown: Lindsey,
Reeder; Clifford, Hillsboro: Long, MIL
nor: stroop, Hazen; Pfeifer. Linton;
Krezevich, Beach.
Backs-Aulforth, Kenmare: Dach,
Reeder; Stackhouse, Bismarck;
Descheneau, Mayville; Jeffry, Valley
City; Boisen, Sentinel Butte; Street.
Devils Lake; Elgie, Kenmare; Jonson
Flasher: Potter, Hettinger; Cart
wright, Williston; Ernst, Hankinson:
Iverson, Hatton: Warner. Minor; w
johnson, Sherwood; Harvey, Willis
ton; Astroot, Crosby: Remillong
Dickinson; Rice, Hatton; Bacon
Reeder: Doering, Belfield; Peterson
Hillsboro; Johnstone, Ashley; Brown
Hazelton: Fuller, Hope: Skies, Willis
ton: Plemele, Cando; L. Edelstein
Hazen; Eclroth. Mandan: Russell
Dickinson: MCGEE, Beach.
Mentors In Poll
1 - al LEA fhe
poll were:
Ed Doerr, Ashley; Irwin G. Joos
Beach: Charles e. Hood, Belfield;
Thomas A. Plant, Beulah: Roy D. NC
Leod, Bismarck; G. v. johnson. Can
do; H. A. Mcleod, Darlington: V. j
Cassidy, Carson; B. M. Boyd, Crosby;
Homer G. Berg, Cooperstown; Doug
Smith, Devils Lake; Percy Anderson
Drake: J. J. Roberts, Elgin; r. D
Brown, Fargo; M. B. Zimmerman
Grafton; Ed Bohnhoff, Grand Forks
H. E. Hanson, Hankinson; Mike Sui
Ivan, Hazelton; A. P. Beleal, Hazen;
George Newgard, Hillsboro; w. 8
Gussner, Jamestown; p. Olaf Siger-
seth, Kenmare: H. G. Biegert, L.
Moure; Lionel B. Reeck, Linton; E
s. Wilcox, Lisbon: L. G. McMahan
Mandan; G. I. Rust, Mayville; H. q
jacobson, Minor; Glenn L. Jarrett
Minot; Johnny Mach, Mohall; Rus.
sell Osborne, Mott; p. G. Strombo
Cakes; r. D. Koppenhaves. Reeder
F. Upland, Sentinel Butte; F. H
Bruins, Sherwood: Claude Miller, Val
ley City: M. A. Larson, Walhalla; JOE
Cutting, WilliSton.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-02
CONSIDERING LINEUP FOR INVASION OF FAR WEST
Teams Will Play
In Practice Tits
Activities in City Cage Loop to
Get Under Way at Memoir
ial Building

In anticipation Of the regular
league schedule, . series Of practice
games viii be played by teams max
ing up the Bismarck Commercial
league as outlined in meeting OF
basketball enthusiasts Monday night
Sixty were present at the meeting
In which plans were made for the
formation OF teams to make up the
league.
Tentative lne-ups were drawn up
at that time and q series Of practice
tits slated.
Among games which will be played
during the next few days are: Com
pany A versus Whatnots, Friday at
1880 p. m; Faculty versus Alumni,
Monday at 8:15 p. m: and Methodists
versus Walther League, Monday at
1880 p. m.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-02
NOTICE OF REAL ESTATE MORT
GAGE FORECLOSURES SALE

GAGE FORECLOSURE SALE
Notice Is Hereby Given that GER
tain mortgage made, executed and
delivered by Neil Houston Omay and
marck. Burleigh County. North Da-
kota, mortgagors, to Northwestern
Mutual Savings and Loan Association,
corporation, mortgage dated the
2;,d. 2nd day Of FEBRUARY, A. p; 1881: and
Register Of Deeds Of the County of
Burleigh. and state Of North Dakota,
on the 9Th day Of March. A. D.. 1881,
and duly recorded in book 20s Of
mortgages. at page 81. will be fore
such mortgage and hereinafter de-
scribed, at the front door OF the
courthouse, In the city Of Bismarck,
IN the County Of Burleigh and state of
North Dakota. at the hour Of o'clock
December, 4. D.. issi. to satisfy the he
amount due upon said mortgage on
the day. OF sale.
The premises described In said
mortgage and which will be sold to
city OF Bismarck, in the County Of
Burletgh and state Of North Dakota,
and are described as follows::
Lot numbered nineteen (19). In
block numbered one hundred ten
(!lO). OF the Original Plat of the
city Of Bismarck, according to
the certified plat thereof. duly
filed for record In the office Of
the Register Of Deeds in and for
the County Of Burleigh and state
OF North Dakota, reference there.
to being had:
That there will be duo on said
mortgage on the date Of sale the sum
OF $1.2O2.99 besides the costs Of this
foreclosure.
NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL
SAVINGS AND TnAN ACco
Mortgages.
No. 11-Broadway,
Fargo, North Dakota,
Attorneys for Mortgage.
uO-5S-11-4-11-1S-25
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-02

Smart, Minot, end-Plays in the
back field or line. Can do ANYTHING
on football field and do it well, he
did all OF Minot's passing, kicking and
line plunging. Has unusual passing
ability, while as defensive end he was
q power.
schlickenmeyer, Bismarck, center
A versatile player who performed at
all positions from tackle to tackle. A
fast, hard charging lineman, sure and
vicious tackler, good blocker. fast
enough to lead interference and shifty
enough for back. Good on pass de-
fenSe-averaged one to three inter-
cepted passes per game. A fine pass
er to the backs and can handle his
man after passing the ball. It was
not unusual for him to tackle the
punt receiver after passing to the
kicker.
Clarence Baker of Darlington. who
was named as captain of the second
all state. played with one of the min
or schools and several coaches believ-
ed he did not get the credit due him
He was described as an all-around
performer who can hit the line, run
the ends. pass, receive passes, punt
and place kick. A big youth weigh
ing 180 pounds, he was good offensive
ly and defensively, backed up the line
well, was vicious blocker and line
plunger and good In the open.
Players Getting Votes
Other players to receive votes were
EndS-Erickson, Minor; Mooney
Mott; Larsen, Marmarth; Zietz, Han
kinSon: Murphy, Bismarck; Feske
Cooperstown: Aamoth, Fargo; Frisby
Lisbon; Butcher. Wahpeton; Seveland
Minot;; Botten, Carson; Herzig. Bow
man; Richter, Belfield: McNamee
Hillsboro; Turner, Grand Forks; r.
Jones. Beach: Stevens. Devils Lake;
and Peterson, Beulah.
Tackles-Wolff, Harvey; Lescher
Cavalier; Roemmich, Mott; Sheridan
Devils Lake; Boelter, Bismarck;
Thomas, Mohall; johnson, Reeder;
Serum, Hillsboro; Best, Hillsboro;
suempter. La Moure; Gilbertson
Crosby; Byerly, Mandan; Benda
Wahpeton; Childers. Marmarth; Ra.
dene, Mayville; Huber. Carson; H
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-02
STARS OF MIDWEST
AND EAST TO MEET
!. PICKED COAST TEAM
Will Play For Benefit Of Shrine
Fund at San Francisco
New Years Day
Tulane Appears Almost Certain
to Get Shot at Southern
California

Chicago. Dec. 2.-R-Coach Dicl
Hanley of Northwestern is actual,
looking forward with pleasure to Z
charity football game-the annua
east-wide contest at San francisco
for the Shriners' crippled children.
hospital fund New Years Day.
Charity games lost Northwestern
an undisputed claim to the Big Ter
title this season when Purdue knock.
ed the Wildcats over last week, along
with about $67, 900 in cash. The lat.
ter loss was marked up when the at.
tendance at the Northwestern Notre
Dame game at Soldier Field, failed tc
fulfill expectations reducing the Wild
cats share Of the receipts to around
$4,000. Northwestern already had
advanced $100,O0 to Governor Emer-
sons relief fund, mad had expected tc
make it up out Of the contest.
Hanley will issue invitations SUM-
day to midwest stars to play against
coast and far west aces in the Shrine
game and has under consideration the
following: Marchmont Schw a r t z
halfback, and Norby Hoffman, guard
from Notre Dame; Bill Hewitt, end
and fullback, and Maynard Morrison
center, Of Michigan; Charles Miller
center, and Jim Purvis, halfback
from Purdue; Jack Riley and Da]
Marvil, tackles, from Northwestern
Bob Houbrich, tackle, from Ohio
State, and Clarence Mum. guard
from Minnesota. Andy Kerr, Col.
gates coach, will select eleven men
from the east to band with Hauley's
selections.
Michigan Tuesday elected Ivan
Williamson OF Bowling Green, Or.
an All-Big Ten end, to lead it's 1882
eleven, and Northwestern will an
nounce its captain for next year al
the annual banquet Saturday night.
The Washington State Cougars o1
1891 are not the all-conquering out
fit that swept through to a Pacific
coast conference championship Last
year but there may be strength
SAASA9A AS4V w give 4u4dIIS ~ 4C&4St
a few uneasy moments at New Or.
leans on Saturday.
This Is pivotal clash so far a.
Tulane Is concerned for II the South.
ern Conference titleholders can chalk
up q decisive victory over the fal
westerners they are almost certain te
be invited to battle Southern Cali.
fofnia In the Rose Bowl game al
Pasadena New Years Day.
The yard-stick by which Tulane.
right to Rose Bowl invitation MAY
be measured is the 80 to 6 trouucine
Washington State accepted from
Southern California in the second
week Of October. II the Green Wave
can run up q score approximatine
that count an invitation to Pasadens
In all likelihood will be Forthcoming
Tulane can boast OF an undefeateC
season so far and an undisputet
Southern Conference title. wash.
ington State, on the other hand, ha.
absorbed beatings from Southern
California, California and Washing.
ton.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-02
Football Attendance.
Drops Off at Illinois

Champaign, ILL.,, DEC. 2.-ReUn-
official figures revealed 1891 football
attendance figures ct the University
Of Illinois created = new low mark.
The home schedule drew q total un-
official attendance Of 111,000 COM
pared to $4,000 in 1880. Only $1,000
saw three Big Ten games In Memo
rial stadium, while $4,000 watched
the 1llini year ago.
Illinois share for three home
games In 1890 was 1900, which was
below normal, and this season. the
take" was only al 900.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-02
NOTICE
To the Stockholders of the Depositors'
Holding Co.:

10 the stockholders of the Depositors'
Holding Co.:
The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Depositors' Holding
company will be held in the Directors
Room Of the First National Bank in
the city Of Bismarck, North Dakota.
ON Tuesday, December 8th, 1881, at
1000 a. m.
At this meeting there are five di-
rectors to be elected, and such other
business as may be properly brought
before the meeting.
1t Is desired that you attend this
meeting il possible, but In the event
You are unable to be present and in
order that majority of the stock
may be represented, we ask that you
send your proxy to someone that Is
going to be present or to tho secre-
tary.
N. I. ROOP, sec'y.
Dated Nov. Is, 1881.
11I25-12i2
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-02

X4ayCIS NOSCU OUt
Second team players nosed out
number of star gridiron athletes
among them Aamoth and Doherty of
Fargo; Shepard of Bismarck, Kappa
port OF Minot, Postovit of Max, Big
lor Of Mott, Bleick Of Elgin and Mick
elson Of Williston. Isl
The mythical eleven has q heavy
line averaging about ITO pounds per
man. It is team that has a strong
man in each position with an out
standing backfield, line that opens
the holes, an excellent passer at CEN
ter, and backfield men that can
plunge, skirt the ends, pass, kick and
do open field running to perfection.
On the defense the team is q power
while extensively it is aggressive, alert
and powerful; a versatile team with
many Of its members able to play
several positions well.
Coaches Descriptions
A cencensuS of the coaches descrip-
lions Of players selected for the first
team berths follows:
Captain Dohn, Bismarck, back-A
great ball carrier and blocker. Finest
open field runner in the state as he
is fast, shifty, and can stiff-arn, q
lost art in high school play. He is a
marvellous pass receiver, good pass
er, fair kicker and vicious blocker.
His defensive play is equal to his Of
fensive ability and he is wide awake
leader and good field general.
Rutten, Devils Lake, back-An ex-
0eptionally good ball carrier. terri
tic line smasher, good kicker and
paSser as well as fine defensive
man.
Charbonneau, Fargo, back-A triple
threat, a fast, shifty, deceptive ball
carrier, good blocker and tackler. Can
run, kick, pass, and is valuable on Off
tackle plays.
Blanchette, Grand Forks, back-An
outstanding man on an outstanding
team. A great line plunger and fast
enough for open field work. Good
backfield man either through the line
or around ends, an exceptionally good
punter, good blocker and good defen-
bive man.
Wiseman and Rostberg. Grand
Forks, guards-Can do everything
t5OOA 6udA NO OAAOuA0 w. Dig, x0<ot oAANA
aggressive. Open holes well and are
good defensively. Good blockers and
tacklers !.
A Dahl, Minot, tackle-A 200
FOUNDER especially adept at opening
holes in the line. One of the biggest,
fastest boys playing on prep school
teams. A fine leader, enjoys football
and literally wrecked opposing lines
through his vicious play.
La Marie, Fargo, tackle-Plays
heads-up, encouraging his mates and
is fighter, especially strong on de-
fense. An all-state last year and al
though he has been somewhat Grip
pied this year has been in there every
minute.
Engle Great End
II. Engel, Mohall, end-Plays a var
aety Of positions, captain and center
of Mohall eleven, and never In COM
petition made bad pass. He plays
end on defense and in recent game
starred at full back when the team
was badly crippled. Fine extensively
and defensively and an excellent
blocker. Has played four years of
football and is rated by his coach as
equal to or better than Jack Horner,
Mohall athlete who placed on the all
state in 1920.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-02
Committee Arranges
League Grid Schedule

Chicago, Dec. 2-(EeThe North
Central Athletic conference closed its
annual meeting Tuesday night by
preparing it's league football sched-
ule for 1888. The games listed In
clude only conference dates. with
outside contests to be arranged later
The schedules:
North Dakota Univefsity
Oct. 14-At South Dakota State.
+ Oct. 21-North Dakota State ct
Grand Forks.
Oct. 2s-south Dakota Univ. at
Grand Forks.
Nov. AT Morningside.
North Dakots State
Oct. 7-MorningSide at Fargo.
Oct. 21-At North Dakota Univ.
Oct. 28-South Dakota State ct
Fargo.
Nov. 11-At South Dakota Univ.
South Dakota University
Oct. 1HAt Morningside.
Oct. 21-South Dakota State at
Ver7nillion.
Oct. 28-At North Dakota Univ.
Nov. 11-North Dakota State ct
Vermillion.
South Dskota State
Oct. 14-North Dakota Univ. at
Brookings.
Oct. 2l-At South Dakota Univ.
Oct. 28-At North Dakota State.
Nov. 11-Morningside at Brookings.
Morningside College
Oct. AT North Dakota State.
Oct. IA South Dakota Univ. At
Sioux City.
Nov. @North Dakota Univ. ct
Sioux City.
Nov. 11-At South Dakota State.
The annual tennis championship
tournament was awarded to North
Dakota State for May N-26.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-02
DOht1 Named Captain
OF Mythical Eleven
Selected by Coaches
Schckenmeyer Is Given Center Post Associated Press
Team; Wade Green Is Put at HaIfback in BackfieId
of Runnerup Outfit
WOODROW SHEPARD GETS HONORABLE MENTION
Grand Forks Places Three Men First Squad Bismarck
Fargo and Minot Have Two Each, While MohalI and
Devils Lake Have Single Representative
NORTH DAKOTA COACHES

FIRST TEAM Pos. SECOND TEAM
Smart, Mnot LIE Syvrud, Mandan
1T Jacobson, Valley City
Robeg schmierer Glendale
Schickenneyer Bismarck c Peterson, Devils Lake
Wiseman, Grand Forks Rti Barber, Grand Forks
H. Engel Mohal RE Weaver Devils Lake
6n Bismarck Gsp @ esss %sas'n
Honorable Mention
p n Tsrgs ake Ga,1neon Grand
gin; Peterson jamestown; Dietrich Mandan
jamestown Anderson Grafton Nickel
1u5 nks gsd Tss Foo
BAcKs-solsrud, Cakes Campbell. Grafton: w. Ense Mo-
Kelly Hfsboro Doherty Fargo Posovt Max Biglo9 Mott
Age Bismarck Renke Beulah
CBy The Associated press)
Eleven cities placed players on the first and second all
state high school football teams for 1884, selected for the Asso
ciated Press by 38 North Dakota coaches.
To Grand Forks considered the leader of North Dakota
school teams went three first team positions and
the second team Other cities represented Fargo Mno
Moha Bismarck, Devils Lake. Mandan, Valley City, Glendale
Cakes and Darlington.
From approximately 80 schools throughout North Dakota,
ton by the gdron mentors who their votes for the myth
cal super-team.
Each of four Schools Grand Forks Fargo Bismarck and
Devils Lake. had backfied whose performance was
outstanding that overwhelming vote poed for him.
Outstanding Array
Bancette Bismarck
Devils Lake and
positions by decisive margins than so
syud of Mandan Harley Moha
coaches for center but other members Of received
Bgo Of Mott poed an but was unable to place
the from
eleven this first Don also repeated this
poAng more votes than any other player chosen
Seward daily gateway., 1931-04-09
5EATTLE eIDZ AGAIN
 LOWERS NATATQRY MARK

CHICAGO, April g. (A) nm Helen Madison set new world swimming mark for women in the 22O-yard free style in two minutes, 36 and one fifth seconds, five seconds fast CT than the old record by Gertrude Ederle.
 Helen now holds 13 of the Is Wo- mems world marks.