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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-10-17
VETERAN LOUCHRAN FIGHT
YOUTHFUL POREDA IN FEATURE
Ex Lightheavyweight Champ
Still May Have Enough
For Victory

New York, Oct. 17-[P)-Opening
dull week among the nations cauli-
flowers, Tommy Loughran and STAN
ley Poreda. representing the extremes
of age and fighting style among the
heavyweights, clash in a 10-round
bout in Philadelphia Monday night.
Loughran is far from the lightning
fast boxer who held the lightheavy-
weight title for SO long but he still
has the experience and boxing skill
to stave off a good many younger
heavyweights. He was knocked out
by young Steve Hamas in two rounds.
lost decision later to the same slug
ger and then boxed his way to de-
cision victory in their third engage
ment. He may beat Poreda if he can
avoid the Jersey puncher's terrific
wallops.
In Los Angeles Tuesday night, Baby
Arizmendi of Mexico. recognized as
featherweight champion by the Cali
fornia Boxing association, defends his
claim to that title against the veteran
Newsboy Brown Of Los Angeles.
Bat Battalino of Hartford. Conn ;,
former featherweight champion now
campaigning among the lightweights
faces Barney Ross of Chicago in the
1O-round headliner of the Chicago
stadium show Friday night.
Ernie Schaaf, Boston heavyweight
contender, meets the Kew England
sensation, Unknown" Winston, in a
12-rounder at the Boston arena Tues
day night. Winston, a Hartford Negro,
has piled up long string OF victories
among lesser known heavies.
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Wildcat Skirmish
With Purdue to Be
Big Ten Headline
Northwestern Eager to Get At
BoiIermakers to Square
Defeat Last Year

Chicago, Oct. 17.-LP-Purdue tied
with Michigan for the leadership Of
the western conference football title
race, will find out just how substan-
tial is its reason for being at the top
Saturday, when Northwestern will be
met at Evanston.
The contest will headline the Big
Ten schedule for the day and. con-
sidering the angles, should be some
thing prime in the way of football
entertainment. Northwestern DEM
onstrated it has returned to form by
trouncing Illinois Saturday, 26 to o.
The Wildcats still have a chance for
the title and will be eager to square
up for that 7-to-0 defeat by the
Boilermakers in the charity contest
last season. That defeat left North
western in a three-way tie for the
championship with Purdue and
Michigan, instead of undisputed pos
session.
Purdue kept pace with Michigan
at two straight victories, by accom-
plishing another one Of those 7-to-6
victories over Wisconsin. Michigan,
with minimum expenditure Of mo-
ton, swept Ohio State out of the
way. IA to 0. Indiana gained tech
meal tie for the lead by trimming
Iowa, IL to 0, for a record of one VIC
tory and one tie In Big Ten compe-
tition.
Chicago, out of gear for three Pc
RODS, got organized in time to de-
feat Knox, 20 to 0. and Minnesota
overcame an old non-conference foe,
Nebraska, by the margin of a sue
cessful try for point after touchdown,
to 6.
Michigan Meets Illinois
While Northwestern and Purdue
are staging their struggle for life III
the race, Michigan will meet Illinois
and should have little or no trouble
in quelling the Illini. Illinois failed
to show much against Northwestern
and does not figure to be in the
same class with the powerful VOL
verines. Michigan. as usual, was
outgained in yardage and first downs
by Ohio State, but with Harry New
man shooting passes to Jack Regeczi
and Ivan Williamson, was in at the
pay-Off.
Chicago, obviously better than in
recent seasons, will meet Indiana
Saturday in its first Big Ten test.
The Hoosiers, however, also are
greatly improved and appear a shade
better than the Maroons. Minnesota
will meet Iowa at Iowa, and it looks
like another unhappy afternoon for
the Hawkeyes. The other pair, Ohio
State and Wisconsin. will engage
outside opponents. Ohio will tackle
Pittsburgh's powerful eleven, and
Wisconsin will take a breathing spell
against Coo.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-10-17

N. D. Teams Among Unbeaten Leaders
State Has Won Four and Uni
versity Three Starts So
Far This Fall

New York, Oct. 17.-A(P)-Auburn's
touchdown machine has taken the
lead in scoring among the nations
indicated and united football elev-
ems.
The southern conference eleven has
piled up 1872 points and held the OPP
position to seven in winning four
successive games. Harvard's 152
points entitle the Crimson to second
place in the list. Fordham is third
with Isl; Colgate fourth with $50
and Pitt fifth with 1873.
A survey by The Associated Press
has revealed 80 college teams neither
beaten nor tied, with several yet to
be heard from. Eight of these have
BANKED the opposition so far.
The list includes:
North Dakota State..... 4 So 81
North Dakota U. .......3 81 Z
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-10-17
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE.
CLOSURE SALE

WHEREAS, Default has been made
IN the terms and conditions Of that
certain mortgage hereinafter des-
t cr,ned oy the non-payment Of the
tMfee amortization installments of
each. due August s. 1891, February s.
ls32; and August S. 1882, and the
further sum Of One Hundred Fifty
six and 52Eo0 Dollars (s15652) paid
as as. taxes for the years 1929. 1880 and
NOW, THEREFORE, NOTICE Is
Hereby GIVEN, That that certain
mMortEaEe executed and delivered by
Maria Matson and Jakob Matson, her
Land Bank of Saint PAUL. a BODY Ger
porate. of the City of st. Paul, County
OF ramsey, State Of Minnesota. mort
Eeasse. Dated August S. 1919. and filed
ter Of Deeds OF Burleigh County
North Dakota, on August Is, 1918. and
recorded in book 161 Of MortCares- ar
rage 10, will be foreclosed by a sale
S .. .ne premises In such mortgage and
door Of the Court House. in the city
OF Bismarck, County of Eurleieh. and
state OF North Dakota, at tho hour of
o'clock T: NJ. on the 7th day of No
due upon such mortgage on the day
OF sales for said defaulted tndebted.
ness. Said sale is to be made SUBJ
yeCt dnu INFERIOR to the unpaid princi.
pal OF the aforesaid mortgage to The
Federal Land Bank of Saint Paus
amounting to Thirteen Hundred One
and $500 Dollars ($1SO1.96). The
premises described in such mortgage
ana which will be sold to satisfy the
same sam. are situated in the County OF
Burleigh. and State Of North Dakota
ana described as follows:
South Half of the Northeast
Quarter lShNEH) and Lots One
- and Two (2) of Section SIX
90, Township One Hundred For
ty-one CAD North, Range Seven
ty-five (75y West, containing One
Hundred Sixty-three and SOIOO
(163.20) acres, more or less. ac-
oordinE to the Government sur
There will be due on said mortgage
At the date of sale for said defaulted
Instruments and taxes the sum OF
Three Hundred Twenty-six and $1,000
Dollars ($S26.99). together with cost
OF foreclosure as provided by law.
.Dated this 18th day of September.
THE FEDERAL LAND BANK
OF SAINT PAUL
Mortgage.
a st. Paul. Minnesota.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-10-17

Mandan, Devils Lake, Williston
and Grand Forks Unbeat-
en- on Cridiron
by The Associated Press

Six Sioux land conference engage
mentS feature the state high school
program for this week as four ma
jor elevens continue their season S
campaign undefeated.
Devils Lake nosed out 6-to-2 VIC
tory over Minot last weekend to win
the weeks outstanding tilt. It gave
the Satans their fifth consecutive
victory and placed them in a tie with
Mandan for top honors in the Sioux
land conference, each holding two
conference wins.
Minot meets Mandan Saturday In
an important contest which will serve
as a test of Braves strength COM
pared to that of Devils Lake. Be-
sides Devils Lake, undefeated major
prep school teams are Grand Forks
Williston and Mandan, each having
played and won four games.
East Grand Forks invades Grand
Forks Monday in a Sioux conference
tilt. Other games this week are
jamestown at Bismarck, Devils Lake
at Grand Forks, Fargo at Moorhead,
and East Grand Forks at Valley City
Friday and the Minot- Mandan con-
test Saturday.
Mandan defeated Valley City, 10 to
o. to give the Hi-LinerS their first
Sioux conference defeat although the
Valley City forces had lost four nom
conference affairs this season.
Other results over the weekend
included Wllliston %, Bismarck 0;
Sioux Falls, S. D.. 6, Fargo o; Hills
boro 7, Hatton s; Carson L., Flasher
0: Beulah 26, Stanton s: Sheldon 8,
HaWley. Mimi. 0: Washburn II.
Coleharbor o: Darlington II, Harvey
O: Marmarth 0. Bowman O.; Cakes
10, LaMoure 0: Mott "a, Reeder O:
Beach q, Sentinel Butte 0: Larimore
20, Langdon X: Casselton Reserves
10, Page 6; Casselton Is, Mayville o;
Grafton Is, Cando 0; and Stanley IA,
Ray O.
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Demons DEFEATED
BY RIVAL CLUB IN
HARD-FOUGHT GAME
Locals Push Over Seven First
Downs to Eight For De-
tending Aggregation
LOSERS TAKE TO AIR
Try IS Forward Passes in At
tempt to Score Touch
down.; Complete Two

Williston. N. D., Oct. 17.-(P)-
Williston high school defeated Bis
marck. % to 0, here Saturday in a
hard = fought contest. Both teams
were we'll matched, and both had
trouble making the necessary gains
to hold the ball and often resorted to
punting Williston made eight first
downs to seven for Bismarck.
The first quarter ended with Will
liston in possession of the ball Oh
Bismarck's 5-yard line. On the frs!
play in the second quarter. Cart
wright passed to Carney for the first
touchdown Bismarck launched an
aerial attack in an effort to score but
succeeded in only completing 3 of Is,
several of which were intercepted by
Williston. Williston completed three
of five passes. The summary:
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Saturday Stars
by The Associated Press

Warren Heller, Pitt-Ran 81 yards
for first touchdown against Army
and made 50-yard passes to Joe
Skladany that resulted in two more
scores.
Beattie. Fe a thers, Tennessee
Scored only touchdown in 7-3 VIC
tory over Alabama, after his great
punting had made opening for tally.
Ollie Arbelbide, Washington State
Ran back California punt As yards
for touchdown that brought To VIC
tory.
Harry Newman. Michigan - Made
two fine passes for touchdowns in
1910 victory over Ohio State.
Bert Baxter, Southern Methodist
Led Mustangs to 1876 victory over
Syracuse, making runs Of "a and AZ
yards that led to touchdowns and
kicking field goal.
Don Zimmerman, Tulane Ran
back punt SIS yards for Ttllane's score
In 6-6 tie with Vanderbilt.
Bot billiard, Texas Scored two
touchdownS, one on 95-yard run, In
Ito victory over Oklahoma.
Trihuno Want Al
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOs.
URE SALE

WHEREAS, Default has been made
IN the terms and conditions of that
certain mortgage hereinafter describ-
ed by the non-payment OF the three
amortization instalments OF Three
Hundred Twenty-Five and No. 400
Dollars ts325.O0) each, due August %.
1881, and February 23, 1892, and Aug
ust %. 1882, and the sum of Seventy
and 90 Ioc Dollars ass7o.5o! paid as
further sum of Eight Hundred Two
and $1,000 Dollars fsSO2.5D paid as
taxes August %. 1882 for the years
1929, 1880 and 1881:
HEREBY GIVEN, That that certain
mortgage executed and delivered by
Joseph w. Burch. sometimes known as
j. w. Burch. and Blanche Burcl,, his
Wife, mortgagors. to the Federal Land
Ramsey, State of Minnesota, mort
gage, Dated August 90, 1919. and
filed for record in the office of the
ty, North Dakota, on August %, 1919,
and recorded In book 161 of Mort
cages, at Page 2s7, will be foreclosed
ny sale of the premises in such
mortgage and hereinafter described,
at the front door of the Court House,
IN the city of Bismarck. County of
Bur!eigh, and State of North Dakota.
at the hour OF 2 o'clock p. NJ. on the
Setn DAY or November, 1882, to salts
~ the amount due upon such mort
Iaulted indebtedness. Said sale is to
be made subject and inferior to the
unpaid principal of the aforesaid
mortgage to The Federal Land Bank
OF Saint Paul amounting to Eighty
one Hundred Thirty-seven and I7I0o
Dollars !sS1S7:1O. The premises
described in such mortgage and which
VIII pc sold to satisfy the same are
situated in the County of Burleipb,
and state of North Dakota, and des,
cribed as follows:
o, The s.et Southwest hive Quarter lswA,
Quarter (SEA) of Section Four
teen I4, the West Half (WIsl
and the Northeast Quarter (NEL)
or Section Twenty-three (23), all
lying and being in Township One
North, Range seventy-nine 1Ss)
West; the Southwest Quarter
1SWA) Of Section Eighteen uSl.
township One Hundred Thirty
seven tl3D North. Range Seven
s;eient GS West; containing
acres. more or less, according to
1ne government survey thereof,
less Railroad Rfght-of.way in
Section One %.
Ihere will be due on said mortgage
insurance and taxes the
sum 8 OF Nineteen Hundred Sixty and
$4,000 Dollars ($196O.92l, together
with cost of foreclosure as provided
Dated this sth day of October, 1882.
THE FEDERAL LAND BANK
OF SAINT PAUL
Mortgage.
10 1o-17-24-31 11-7-14.
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Grid Questions as
Seen by Jack West
TACTICS AND STRATEGY
0ueatiOn


The ball Is on your own fifteen
yard line, second down, ten yards to
gain, and there Is practically no wind.
1t Is early in the game. What win
you do?
There are many factors to consider
In calling for the proper play 1t this
time. But under ordinary circum-
stances, 1t would be best to kick out
Of danger. One Of the best and
soundest bits Of advise . quarterback
can receive Is the time-worn adage:
Punt when in doubt"
GRID RULES
Question
The ball Is passed to q halfback of
Team A Offensive team) who drccs
the ball: another back field player on
Team A kicks the ball before It
touches the ground. Is this Z legal
kick?
| The kick Is legal. Prior to the past
season the common conception Of q
punt was that 1t was One-man play
insofar as dropping and kicking the
ball was concerned. The inclusion OF
q second player has some possibilities
which will no doubt be exploited dur
ing the current season.
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Sioux Contingent Snaps Out OF
Lethargy to Stop Invaders
Dead in Their Tracks

Grand Forks, N. D., Oct. 17.-tF-
The University of North Dakota's
Sioux snapped out OF their lethargy
Saturday and defeated Howard uni
versity Of Birmingham. Ala. 80 to Z,
playing the last half with practically
full team of reserves in the game.
Showing an Indifferent defense in
the first two games of the season, the
Sioux came to life in their intersec-
tional homecoming battle to stop
Howard dead in the first half, per-
hitting the Bulldogs only one first
down, while the Nodak offense clicked
off three touchdowns and added two
more in the third quarter to put the
game on ice.
Towards. lone touchdown came in
fourth-quarter rally that swept the
Sioux before 1t with one of the pref
test forward passing attacks ever
seen here.
The Bulldogs received the kickoff
after North Dakotas final touch
down as the fourth quarter opened.
Starting on their own 32-yard line.
the passing combination Of Sweeney
to Everetts put the ball on the Sioux
27-yard stripe.
Open Pass Attack
Everetts Sprinted nine yards around
the Nodak right end and Sweeney
passed to Gresham for a first down
on the Sioux 17-yard line. A for
ward-lateral starting with Sweeney
left nine yards to go for touchdown,
and Sweeney covered the remaining
distance for the counter around the
Nodak right end. Stewart placekick-
ed for the extra point.
Play was In North Dakota territory
for the remaining minutes of the
game, Howard again threatening to
score by carrying the ball to the g.
yard line.
North Dakota scored early in the
first quarter when the Sioux pounded
through the Bulldog forward wall to
the s-yard line from where Leidholdt
went over on beautiful fake through
Towards left guard. Knauf place.
kicked for the extra point.
The Sioux scored its second coun-
ter just after the second quarter
opened. Again the Nodak backs, with
Leidholdt leading the attack, plowed
down to the 16-yard line. Knauf
broke loose over Towards right tackle
and fumbled in the clear. The ball
rolled over the goal where Revell re-
covered 1t for q touchdown. Knauf
placekicked for the extra point.
Nodaks Vary Offense
North Dakota mixed up Its attack
With some passes in its march for
a third counter, then drove to the
1-foot line from where Knauf went
over through q big hole at right
tackle. He missed the try for extra
point.
Pierce broke away for a 75-yard
run on the first play Of the second
half to score the fourth touchdown,
Knauf missing his try for a goal. An
other came soon after when Leidholdt
passed to Winaslow 40 yards and
Knauf kicked goal.
Just before the third quarter end
ed, Cope plowed over the line for the
final Sioux counter from the 5-yard
line. Revell tried a dropkick for the
extra point, but missed.
Howard presented fine pair of
tackles In Staples and Scifres, and
two good ends in Brown and Stewart.
Sweeney was outstanding In the Bull
dogs backfield although Everetts aid
ed the attack considerably. The sum-
ySNory.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-10-17
BACKYARD BARBERSHOP

Salt Lake City, Utah-A backyard
may not be barbershop but a law
IS law, as Ross Angel, tonsorial
expert found out when he refused to
pay sl.5O state shop fee. Be it ever
SO novel, the open air barbershop
did not conform to the state law,
and SO S. w. Golding. state director
OF registration. told Angel that he
couldn't operate until he established
properly licensed and equipped
place to do so.
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Scoring: Touchdowns-Knauf, Leid.
holdt, Revell, Pierce. Winslow. Cope,
Sweeney. Points after touchdown
Knauf 3, Stewart (placekicks).
Substitutions: North Dakota
Gherke, Revell, Cope, Murray, TAFT,
Huddleston, Thorson, Drangstad.
OConnor, Trombley, Gustafson,
Neuenschwander, Eckholm, Olson, L.
McCorrison, Monda. Bell, J. McCorri-
son, Hoffman. Reconsideration,
Kincaid, Hulsey, Glenn, Everetts, Fay
cite. A. Gresham, Osborne, Fontille.
Cutlery, r. Garrett, Mate.
Officials: Frank Mayer, Notre
Dame. referee; Bob Thompson, Drake,
umpire; Joe Dedrick, Minnesota, head
linesman.
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Outgained Star
Gopher Fullback

Lincoln, Neb, Oct. 17.-(P)-
Even though defeated by the
Minnesota Gophers. 7 to 6, in an
inter-conference football game
Saturday, the University of Ne
braska Cornhuskers returned
Monday proud OF one thing.
Little Chris Mathis, husker AT
pound back. averaged more than
five yards every time he carried
the ball, in spite of the fact that
Nebraska was outweighed eight
pounds to the man. Jack Man.
ders, Gopher star, who weighs
2l0. averaged a little more than
two yards a try.
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NODAKSTRAMPLE ON HOWARDTO
WIN HOMECOMING TILT, 80 TO 7
DEAD TO THE WORLD

Indianapolis, Ind.-On March 20,
1919, Mr.. Ferdinand M. Stauch, world
var veteran. left home for Fanville,
ILL.,. in search Of a Job. When he
returned home after Is years he
found that he had been pronounced
legally dead and that his wife had
applied for the compensation for his
war service. Search had been made
throughout the country by Stauch's
relatives.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-10-17
Jack Johnson Will
Battle in Germany

Chicago. Oct. l7.-(P>-Jack john
son, former heavyweight champion of
the world, is going to Germany to
pick up some easy marks.
The giant negro now 81 years old.
plans to sail next Monday to appear
in boxing and wrestling exhibitions.
He is unable to appear in most
states in this country because of the
National Boxing associations age
limit.