The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-25
CAGE SQUADS MAY
ATTEND BISON TILT
WTHPHANT0M five
More Than g. High School Ath-
Ietes Will be on Hand for
State Tournament
GREAT INTEREST IS SHOWN
Four Missouri Slope Athletes
Will be Members OF Saal-
waechter's Quintet
GREAT INTEREST is SHOWN

More than ga high school athletes,
representing the outstanding teams
In the state, will begin arriving IN
Bismarck Thursday for the 18Th an.
nual state high school oasketpaLl
tournament.
The athletes will be only q small
part of the high school population OF
the state that will be on hand Tor
annual cage classic Of North kot
Reserve ticket orders received from
cities in the state which have teams
representing them in the tourney are
pouring in according to w. H. Payne,
Bismarck, member of the committee
in charge of the tournament here.
Basketball fans from Valley City
have already asked for a block re-
Servation of 100 tickets while BOW
man cage enthusiasts will be strongly
represented, having ordered 70 tlcketS.
Most Of the teams are expected 10
arrive early Thursday to be on hand
for the Bison-Phantom tilt Thursday
NIGHT at the Memorial building, which
win be the curtain-raiser to the pas-
ketball meet of Friday and Saturday.
Fans are expected to crowd the
bismarck World War Memorial build
inc for the Thursday classic as well
as for the state tournament games.
A great deal of interest attaches
itself to the Thursday tilt by reason
of the fact that Vern Duchene, new
NEGLECTED Nodak cage captain, Will
appear with the Bismarck PhantomS
against Leonard Saalwaechters Az
Gle squad.
Missouri Slope fans will be in
terested In the encounter from tne
fact that three Mandan youths,
former stars at Mandan high scnool,
ana ono former Bismarck high school
eager. will be members of the Bison
squad. Lloyd Mcdonald, DonaAo
Arthur and Blair Seitz. will repre-
sent Mandan. while Gus SCHWARTZ
will represent Bismarck.
The teams which are expected 10
arrive in Bismarck Thursday and
Friday for the state tournament are:
Crosby-Marvin Jacobson, captain
William Sunde, Maurice Gehrke, mar
old %dffy Lee R eean shapiand. Stanley
Jacobson and Coach Burton M. Boyd.
Fargo-Lyle Fisher, captain, Char-
les olson, Clifford Rasmussen, Jack
Charbonneau, Gordon Aamoth, wen
dell Schollander, Dale. lverson. Leo
Gerteis, Russell Comrie. and
valley City-Paul Baertsch,. Wilfred
Jeffrey. Carson Noecker, William NIL.
Ter. Kenneth Owens, captain, Bennett
Brudeyold. Lester Stern, Jay White
and coach Claude Miller.
Devils Lake-Gordon Wallace, cap
tain. Arthur Skurdal, Chester Peter
SON. Helmer Christianson, vernon
weaver. Paul Weibler, woodrow Moy-
Ian. Forrest Stevens and Coach Dous
ADMINISTRATIONS Herzig, captain,
Paul Thielges, Doyan Pollock, James
Pheian. Bernard Thiegs, Wallace peI,
erson. Kenneth Thunem, john VOL
and Coach Henry Zahn. ,,o
Bismarck-Johnny Spriggs, Edoie
ACRE. Harold TAFT, Lester DOM. Wade
Green, Dale Brown. Leo Benser'
George Allen and Coach George L.
Mayville-L. Upland. D. Nelson, cap
tain, ]. Johnson, G.. Harstad, L.: ~.
iand. C.. Nelson, H. Egge, A. EastVoIo
and Coach Charles T.. Dallam.
Minot-Dunnell. Kalbfleisch, De-
Mots. A. Dahl. Mcdonnell. Wood. Il.
Dahl. Stone and Coach Harley Robert
son.