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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-10-07
Ghylin
By MARGARET DAVIS

Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Johnson and
daughter, Marilyn. and Mrs. Frances
Perkins were visitors at the Howard
Watkins home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Davis and sons,
Billy and Pete, had Tuesday noon
dinner with the Davis young folks.
Margaret Gill was guest Of Mar
ilyn johnson Saturday.
Hollys Aim spent Saturday night
and Sunday with Margaret and Eu-
nice Davis.
Mrs. Amanda johnson and Miss
Dorothy Little spent the weekend
with Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Little ana
family. j..
Fred Berth and son, Alfred, OF
Wing and Paul Davis had Wednesday
noon dinner with the Davis children.
Velma Johnson is staying with Miss
Dorothy Little this week.
Mrs. Harry Taplin spent Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Albert john
son.
Hugo Sundquist spent Sunday at
ternoon with Station and Owen DAVIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Davis have
gone to Wisconsin to visit with MRS.
Davis aged parents.
Bud Rawhudt left Monday for his
home in Kansas. He has been EN-"
ployed at the Victor Coleman farm.
Mrs. Frances Perkins and F. L.
Watkins called at the Emil Olson
farm Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henery Rosendahl and
daughters, Violet and Velma, attended
the dance at the Tom Morris farm
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Iva Keator and family moved
to Wilton last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert johnson en-
tertained at supper on Sunday eve
ming in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Perkins.
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Grid Questions as
Seen by Jack West
TACTICS AND STRATEGY
Question

TACTICS AND STRATEGY
Question
On goal line which is best: power
or speed; quick deception or delayed
deception?
Answer
On a goal line the quarterback
should always Use such plays as en-
ploy power and quick deception.
GRID RULES
Question
During forward pass play an elig-
Idle player Of Team A offensive
team is clipped by player of Team
B defensive team, 20 yards beyond
the line of scrimmagc while the pass
Is IN the air. What is the decision?
Answer
Team A has an option of taking
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NODAK REGULARS WILL START
AGAINST STRONG ST. THOMAS

Of his regulars in the starting lineup
Ralph Pierce, star right wingback who
has been bothered with a cold, appar-
emily is recovered. He took part in
the final practice as did Mahowald.
guard, who took a day off.
West surprised the practice gallery
pulling scrimmage for the final
workout. The coach had the fresh
men throw st. Thomas passes at both
his regulars and reserves in a brief
defensive drill. The yearlings COM
pleted four of the first five attempts
but from then on the varsity knock
ed them down with regularity.
The probable starting lineups:
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Aberdeen and Fargo
Elevens in Contest

Aberdeen, s. D.. Oct. 7.-(P-The
Golden Eagles final dress rehearsal
for the Pageant Day football drama
which was to be performed at 3
o'clock Friday, was anything but good
Thursday, but if the stage maxim OF
bad rehearsal. good performances" is
true in football. then Fargo high
school can expect some excitement
However, poor practice showings
previous to the three games so ia,
have been carried over into the actua.
trays.
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PETTY BURGLAR SENTENCED

Minneapolis, Oct. 7.-(PeDetectiveS
cleared up II petty burglaries In south
Minneapolis with the arrest and con-
fession Of willard Lorette, ~, who
was sent to the workhouse for year
Thursday, only q few hours after he
had been taken into custody. He was
arrested after detectives found he had
sold several small articles identified
as part Of the loot. His total loot IN
the series of raids did not exceed
$500. detectives said
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the ball at the spot Of the foul as a
penalty for interference or they may
elect the penalty for clipping, this
penalty being enforced from the spot
where the ball was put in play. The
latter choice would give Team A an
additional five Yards
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FOOTBALL
! SKETCHES

The center Is one OF the busiest mer
on the football team.
Not only must he pass accurately.
but after shooting the ball to one OF
the halfbacks, Is expected to protect
himself and provide an offensive I'M
petus to the center Of the line.
In modern football, there is a split
second when the ball has to be
snapped. If the center misses the
timing, the play often is spoiled, or
thrown out of gear.
The direct pass from center to
halfback must be spiral, as it is
easier to handle by the receiver and
reaches It's mark quicker. The old
end-over-end pass is seldom used
nowadays.
The indirect pass. in which the field
general or signal caller receives the
ball which he, in turn, Is to hand to
someone else. should never be thrown,
but Is literally passed or handed back,
as shown in the illustration. Chances
for possible tumble thereby are re-
duced.
After completing his passing Job,
the center becomes a Nneman who Is
supposed to tear a hole in the wall
Of men in front of him and 60 on to
cut down the opponents secondary
defense.
LEFTY O'DOUL SIGNS
NIL. t.
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RELEASE ORIOLE MANAGER

Baltimore, Oct. 7.-P-Charles H.
Knapp, president Of the Baltimore
Orioles, International League baseball
club, announced Thursday the release
of Fritz Maisel. as manager. Maisel's
successor was not announced. Maisel
managed the club the last four years.
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NYDAHL TO AUGsBURG

Minneapolis, Oct. 7.-[P)-Mally N.Y.
dahl, former all-round athletic star
at the University Of Minnesota, has
been appointed assistant basketball
coach at Augsburg College. He will
aid Coach Cy Melby and report Oct.
"a.
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Player May Return to Game ir
Any Quarter Except That
in Which He Left

Note: This is the third of
series of four explanatory stories
on the football rule changes,
written especially for the AS
Sociated Press.
BY WILLIAM S. LANGFORD
Secretary, National Football Rules
Committee)
New York. Oct. 7.-iPl-The more
liberal substitution permit which is
in this years football rules allows a
player to be substituted for another
at any time but a player withdrawn
from the game may not return in the
same quarter in which he was with
drawn
A player withdrawn during an in
PERMISSION between quarters is not
allowed to return until after the
start of the subsequent quarter as
players are not permitted to leave
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Fights Last Night

(By The Associated Press
Pittsburgh - Frankie Bojarski,
Erie, Pa, stopped Ray Van Hook,
Pontiac, Mich. co..
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o. the college
the Minnesota
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in
college
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League announced Thursday that the
signed 1888 contract of Frank Lefty
ODoul, left fielder and National
League batting king, had been re-
ceived.
Cash in With a
Tribune Want Ad
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LEFTY O'DOUL SIGNS
New York, Oct. 7.-(Pp-The Brook
Ign Dodgers of the National Baseball
Evening star., 1932-12-16
Thompson Boys, D. G. Lads, Stars
OF Invading Duke U. Basketers

North Carolina State. two powerful con-
tenders for the crown, and also to a
position in the semi-finals Of the South
ern Conference basket ball tourney
That year big Jim" again led the team
In the matter Of points scored. His
coolness and ability to come through in
any situation, aside from the accuracy
of his eye, were outstanding, along with
his brothers heady floor game and
passing, which helps Jim to score lots
Of his points.
This year. due to the sudden decision
Of Roy Alpert, star center of last years
Blue Devils, to leave school, Coach
Cameron has found 1t necessary to
shift big Jim" to center, although he
Is not quite so tall as this name might
indicate. Notwithstanding that Jim
feels more natural in his old forward
berth, he has had quite bit OF ex-
perience as center. and should be quite
at home there. In practice to date
he has shown his same keen eye for
the basket as well as neat passing
game. And Herb Is keeping pace with
him. The latter. by the way, was not
able to play part Of last season due to
sprained ankle, but promises to stick
right beside Brother Jim throughout
the coming season. Together they are
expected to maintain Dukes reputation
as a leading Southern Conference
contender for the basket ball title.
Evening star., 1932-12-16
Duke Basket Ball Team Auades Play Georgetown and George Washington
BASKET BALL NOTES

challenged by the Colonials, who are
booking at Georgia 5655.
Richards Colonials want unlimited
opponents. Manager Bowers Is booking
at HyattsWlle 359.
Saranac unlimiteds want games with
teams having gymnasiums. Call Adams
1927.
Glover A. c. basketers, who play
Army War College at o'clock tonight
on the barracks floor are seeking more
games, especially for Fridays. Call At
lantic 0216 between and o'clock.
Shank scored 10 points as the North
east Boys Club routed the Oneiga A. c.,
80 to 10.
Post Exchange defeated I. c. c., q
to Is, in the most exciting game in the
Government Leagle last night. E.
Weeks, guard. was the individual stand
out. scoring II points and playing a
good floor game.
In other games r. F. c. downed La
Dor, SO to 80, and Patent Once routed
Weather Bureau, 40 to 6.
Evening star., 1932-12-16
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
~ URBAN, N. c., December 16.-
Washington basket ball fans
will see two smooth cagemen
In Jam and Herb Thompson,
formerly Of Western High School. when
the Duke Blue Devils invade the Cap
ital to meet the quintets Of Georgetown
and George Washington tonight and to-
morrow, respectively.
Herb and big Jim," as he was
known In high school circles, shared
the spotlight between them at Western
in 1929, but upon the graduation OF
Herb, Jim had 1t all to himself the
next year, captaining the Red and
White team, finishing the season as top
scorer and being selected for posi-
tion on the mythical all-high team.
They entered Duke together in the
Fall Of 1890. That year they played on
the State freshman championship team,
and both were important factors In the
success of the team. Jim playing for
ward and earning the highest number
of points scored by any individual on
the team, while Herb got himself quite
few at one of the guard positions.
Last year was another normal year
for these f1ashy brothers, their flrst
year on a varsity college team. They
led a rather green quintet to the state
championship over North Carolma ana
Evening star., 1932-12-16
CENTRAL TOSSERS
REGISTER HEAVILY
Impress in Beating Forest
Park, A. to 9-Eastern
Defeats Wilson.

w YHHE their opposition later
w ssss';;: ;s:s s., Wi :s:sss,:::s s;ss: Stronger
the four games they've
played, the heavy scoring Of the Cen
tral High basketers has been impressive.
The dribblers who wear the blue have
piled up 163 points, or nearly Al a
game. while their opponents have to-
tailed 81, or slightly more than Is a
game. This preseason sharpshooting
indicates that Central is going to be an
extremely tough team to beat in the
public high title series starting Janu-
ary 6.
Coach Coggins' boys will again to-
night appear on an out-of-town court,
meeting Westinghouse Highs team
at Ballston
In romping away with Forest Park
High, A to 8, yesterday in Baltimore,
Central scored its most decisive win of
the young season. With Bill Burke
and Ollie Upton heading its lombard
ment on the cords, Central early gained
a fat lead. Forest Park High was held
scoreless in the first and last quarters.
Summary:
Evening star., 1932-12-16
KEADY MUCH SOUGHT
FOOT BALL MENTOR
Coach at Western Reserve This
Year Mentioned for Many
College Posts.

By the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, December 16.-Tom
~ Ready, who this year lifted West
ern Reserve from the foot ball mire,
yesterday joined the ranks Of coaches
who may be on the move.
Carnegie Tech. Holy Cross, Fordham.
Dartmouth, Georgetown. BoWdoin and
Lehigh, where he was head coach for
several years. are reported to have
sounded out the possibility Of obtaining
him. The Dartmouth offer, it was re-
ported, included base ball and basket
ball, as well as a foot ball coaching post
Ready came here last year under a
two-year contract. This year Western
Reserve won the city collegiate cham
pionship and lost only the Carnegie
Tech game.
Evening star., 1932-12-16
TWO v. N. |. COACHES
HIT BY DEPRESSION
Financial Pinch at Lexington Nay
Mean 0usting Of Grid Line,
Mat Tutors.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
T EXTINCTION, Va, December l6.-
The financial pinch Of smaller
gates during the past season
was reflected at Virginia Mill
tary Institute today by reorganization
OF the institutes athletic staff.
Bill Rafferty,, head coach Of foot ball,
basket ball and base ball Is remaining
under . new two-year contract, but
Line Coach Ed Hess has been released,
and two other coaches may 60
They are Pete Mesmer, whose wrest-
ling teams have set fast pace in the
Southern Conference, and Bob Knox.
former v. M. I. boxing captain, both
OF whom will be in charge Of these
sports this season. If financial condi-
tions permit they will be offered their
jobs next year, Blandy B. Clarkson.
athletic director said
Snail Caldwell and Sam Hefiin have
been re-engaged as freshmen coaches
for next year, and Son Read will return
to handle track, cross country and pub
licity after years absence.
Evening star., 1932-12-16
Sees Depression
AS Aid to Sports

n ICHMOND. Va, December 16
X R.-An opinion that, in spite
of diminished receipts from
athletic contests, colleges may really
benefit as a result Of the business
depression was expressed here by
Dick" Smith, graduate manager OF
athletics for Washington and Lee
University.
I'VE all got too high up in the
air a few years back" Smith said.
I'VE were reaching out too much,
putting on too many big projects,
just biting eff a let more than we
could chew.
Now we've got to get our feet
back on the ground. We've got to
build our schedules carefully; in
making our foot ball lists we've got
to consider old rivals; we have to
watch and get the proper number
Of home games, and that's hard to
do when you play lot Of them.
Now you have to watch more than
ever the games that produce reve-
nue.
"All in ALL" he concluded. things
are lot different now, but at that,
it's a good thing"
Evening star., 1932-12-16
College, School
Basket Contests

COLLEGIATE.
Tonight.
Georgetown VS.. Duke at Tech
High.
Gallaudet VS.. Maryland State Nor
NAL School at Kendall Green.
Catholic University W. La Sale at
Philadelphia.
Tomorrow.
George Washington vs.. Duke ct
Tech High.
Catholic University vs.. Seton Hall
at South Orange, N. j.
SCHOLASTIC.
Today.
Tech VS.. st. Johns at st. Johns.
Western VS.. Baltimore City Col
lege at Baltimore.
Roosevelt VS.. George Washington
Freshmen at George Washington.
Central VS.. Washington-Lee High
at Ballston.
Georgetown Prep vs.. Emerson at
Garrett Park.
Friends vs.. Bethesda Chevy Chase
High at Friends.
Tomorrow.
Eastern VS.. Alexandra High at
Alexandria.
Evening star., 1932-12-16
Navy Coach Likes
New Court Rules
4 NNAPoLIs, December l6 R.-

A NNAPOLIS, December 16 @.-
II Coach Johnny Wilson of Naval
Academy basket ball, after see
ing demonstration Of the new rules
Of that sport when his team met
William and Mary Wednesday, ex-
pressed himself as approving the
changes.
Wilson said that he believed that
the rules requiring the ball to be
carried to the defensive end OF the
court and not returned insured con-
tinuous offensive play and q faster,
better game in every way.
The Navy coach also said that he
believed that the character Of game
which would be played under the
new rules could be met by a zone
defense better than in any other way
and that the system would be more
generally used than before.
Evening star., 1932-12-16

Totals. !. 10 626 Totals. ..13 81
WASHINGTON LEE HIGH QUINT
w opens its season in engaging Cen
tral tonight. Boxing matches be-
tween the halves will be an added
feature
In games this afternoon Tech and
st. Johns meet at the Vermont avenue
school, Roosevelt and George Washing
ton freshmen in the G. w. Gymna-
sium, Emerson and Georgetown prep at
the Boys Club. Western and Baltimore
City College in Baltimore and Bethesda
Chevy Chase High and Friends on the
Friends floor.
Evening star., 1932-12-16

OIIIN0 FlElD6 basket tOSSeIS
x will travel to Clarion. Pa. Sat-
urday to engage Q team COM
posed Of ex-Clairton High
dribblers In o game sponsored by the
Lions Club Of Clarion. The proceeds
will 60 to the needy Of the Pennsyl-
vania town.
Lieut.. C. w. Cousland Is coach Of
the Aviators.
With Bozie Berger, Frenchy Cohan
and Ed Ronkin playing the major roles,
over the Lithuanian American quint Of
Baltimore last night, 20 to 81, on the
Hyattsville Armory floor.
In a preliminary, Tremonts won over
Company F. 81 to 1s.
A smooth working Gridth Consumers
quint upset the crack Sholl's Cafe five,
A. A. U. championship team, 81 to 20,
last night, in the Central High School
gymnasium. The Consumer victory
came as a distinct surprise, but it was
a well earned win. Joe Croson and
Bobby Lucas, Sholls stars, were well
guarded throughout, totaling only seven
points between them.
With Doyle, johnson and Tmmons
leading the way, United Typewriter
Grays scored over Trinity M. E., So
to IL,
Company A, 18th Engineers, Fort
Humphreys, which downed Naval Hos
pitai yesterday, 80 to Is, is seeking
more games. Call Corpl. Padela, Fort
Humphreys, for tits.
In wild, free-scoring affair. Athliso
tossers defeated Columbia Heights, 81
to "a.
Saranacs had winning streak snap
ped when the Brooks Club hoop-shoot-
ers won last night, 20 to 10.
Evening star., 1932-12-16
NINE GRID BATTLES
ON DUKE SCHEDULE
Maryland Clash Here Is One Of
Four Southern Conference
Elevens Listed.

HURHAM, N c., December 16.-
~ Duke Universitys 1888 foot ball
team will play nine games, six Of
them here.
Four Of the games are with co-mem-
bers Of the Southern Conference, with
Maryland as one Of them, while three
members of the newly formed South
eastern group will be met.
The 1888 schedule:
September 3O-V. NJ l.
October Wake Forest.
t October 14ETennessee.
October 21-Davidson at Davidson.
October 2S-Kentucky at Lexington.
November 4-Auburn.
November 11-Maryland at College Park.
November lS-North Carolina.
|, November 25-North Carolina State.
Evening star., 1932-12-16
Basket Ball Tips
BY JOE GLASS.

THE criss-cross attack dia-
i grammed here permits several
variations. Wisconsin, coached
by DR.. Walter E. Meanwell, has de-
veloped all of them to the fullest
extent. The attack develops along
the indicated lines. But its final
stages may differ greatly. In this
lies its strength.
At the start 4 (guard) fakes .
pass to (guard), but pivots and
passes to (forward), after which
he cuts to the outside and dashes
around toward the basket. After q
feint toward the outside on the
other side of the court, (for-
ward) breaks in toward the free
Evening star., 1932-12-16
ALExANDRIANs TO START
High School to PLAY Old Dominion
and Emerson Tomorrow.

ALEXANDRIA, December 16-Alex-
andria High Schools basket ball team
opens its season with a double-header
tomorrow night in the armory here.
The Twins engage the Old Dominion
Boat Club quint at tbs o'clock, and
an hour later take on the Emerson
Institute five.
The annual Pep Club banquet, at
which the Alexandria High foot ball
squad. which this year won the third
district title, will be honored, will be
held this evening In Odd Fellows Hall
at $50 O'Clock.
Evening star., 1932-12-16

throw line and takes a pass from 2.
BY this time 4 Is in position and
passes to him for try at the bas-
ket. No. / (center) has drawn his
defensive man outside to clear the
way for 4.
Variations include the following:
After taking the pass from 2, 3 can
fake return pass and then dribble
in and shoot: can pivot and pass
to 2 as the latter cuts around him;
or 8 can pass of to 2, coming
around, and can pass to l pulling
out. with l returning pass to z
so the latter can shoot.
Wisconsin doubtless will show this
style of play when it meets Mary
land at College Park next Friday
night.
Copyright, 1932)
Evening star., 1932-12-16
ROCKVILLE GIRLS VICToRs.

ROCKVILLE, Md, December 16-
Rockville girls basket ball team gained
its first victory of the season in an ex-
citing game with the Satellite Club Of
Washington, 81 to 20.
Evening star., 1932-12-16
Santa Winning Bout
With Hard Times
Boom-Period Values at
Hard-Tin1e Prices Help
YuIe Sales

That jolly gentleman, Santa Claus,
isn't letting hard times throw him
out of work.. There's so much value
for so little money, that Christmas
sales-in most cases-are going right
ahead. Girard cigar, for example,
was ten cents. Today. it's a nickel!
And Christmas boxes Of Girards are
moving like an express train on q
clear track. :.
For months Girard has sold faster
than any other cigar In America.
Jumping sales and lower tobacco
costs permitted the price to drop
from dime to a nickel. But there's
no change in the smoking enjoy
ment! Still cool, midland never
gets on your nervesI"
Tobaccos from three countries are
partners in Girard. What blend it
is! If you know this cigar, you've
already put it on your Christmas list
for every man. If you don't know
Girard, try one today-now! It's a
cinch you'll be a rooter and giver
of Girards this Christmas!-Adver-
tisement.
Evening star., 1932-12-16
Summary
SOCCER C0NFAB TONIGHT.

A meeting Of the D. C. Socker
Referees Association will be held to-
night at o'clock in the Playground
Office in the District Build
inc
Evening star., 1932-12-16
ROCKVILLE HIGH VICTOR.

Rockville High School basketers yes
terday drubbed Sherwood Highs quint,
81 to IA, at Rockville. Hershberger,
with 81 points, was high scorer.
Summary.
Evening star., 1932-12-16

WILSON TEACHERS COLLEGE
w basketers made a better showing
than expected against Eastern.
defending public high champion, when
they held the Lincoln Parkecs to a
1926 win. Wilson rallied in the third |
quarter and was behind by only l7-18
as the period ended. Eastern, however,
managed to gain comfortable advan-
tage in the closing stages.
Summary:
Evening star., 1932-12-16

Teams in the 125-pound class are
Evening star., 1932-12-16

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Evening star., 1932-12-16
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NORTHEAST BATTERY SHOP
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The Washington times., 1932-02-19
Kidnap Pianist

Buddy Rogers had an appoint
ment with Vice President Curtis
and Senator Capper that filled
his morning, but appeared
promptly at 1890 p. m. as per
schedule to be master of cere-
monies. Really a swell fellow.
Tito Coral asked me whether
thought Mark Lansburgh and
the other business men would
like to hear him sing "L'Amour,
Toujours, L'Amour," as we'll as
S'For You," his hit number in
"Hot-Cha." Well, he sang the
both, and how that gathering
applauded him. never saw a
more appreciative bunch.
For all of this it was neces-
sary to interrupt one of Hot
Cha's" dance rehearsals at the
National and kidnap Bobby Con-
nolly's prize pianist, Bobby Do
Ian. With the aid of Composer
Lew Brown. this purloining of
a keyboard artist was effected
and I really think the tired
glorified girls were glad to take
q rest.
So they put on what A. Julian
BrylawSki called a swelegant lit
tie musical, and KiwaniS and
this department. is grateful to
Producer ziegfeld and his superb
talent.