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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-23

The Elks' national tournament
will resume play Friday at the
Pritchett alleys when members of
the Elks' No. 339, Pittsburgh, take
the drives at 2 p. m. to roll their
doubles and singles. A five-man
team squad will take the alleys at
4 p. m. Fridays schedule.
The local Barbasol team is on top
in team play with score of 3,1O4.
Pritchett and Fehr lead the doubles
with 1875, Don Johnson the sin
giles, TIA, and Johnny Fehr the all
events, with 1914.
Charlie Tyner scored his third con-
secutive TOO total while rolling with the
Inter-Club League on the Pritchett al
A. c. E. S. League. Tyner started his
streaS with score OF 730. Monday in
tae star With bea fpe 7e roed aoS and fol
Malarkey also hit in STYLE during this
session. coring 709. Wright. a member
of the Mutual Underwater team showed
on 634. Tvner also rolled with the Star
team in their match with the Muncie
Star and led the locals to victory with a
els count.
Indications poina to large entry for
the first annual / $50 scratch team sweep
stakes on the Illinois alleys. reservations
to date assuring a worthwhile sum to the
winning. team. The entry will be the
limit of the prize awards in this event
as all entry money will be returned to
the prize list The entry fee is SIS per
team. bowling extra. Reservations can
be made at the Illinois alleys, or by
calling ] ohm Blue or Dan Abbott at
Ii. 0740.
Totals over the TOO mark we're pro-
duced by Jess .Pritchett and Arch Heiss
during the Indianapolis League play at
Pritchetts Recreation. Pritchett rolling
7l2 with games Of 24l. 238 and 253. as
and 251: Barbasol led the team play with
grand total Of 3.102: Other 500 totals
643: Murphy. sos: wiimoth. eos Rassm nus,
sen. 500; Bowen. .s22: Fehr. $40: schott
$685. and Glubka 614.
The Richard Pharmacy team of the St
Philip No League posted a new sea-
sons recoPd game for this loop when
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-23
MetcaLfe Again
Breaks Record
By United Pres

By United Press
HAMILTON, Ont ario, March %.
Ralph Metc life of Marquette uni
versity registered MS thhd victory
of the indoor ,leason over Emmett
TOPPING of New Orleans WedneS-
day night when he established a
new Canadian indC ror record of
:06,l for the 60-yarcl dash, equal
ing the world mark.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-23
EM-RoE LEAGUES ORGANIZE

The Em-Roe and Em-Roe Junior Base
ball Leagues will be in the field again
this season. playing Sunday afternoon
baseball. There will be a meeting Friday
night at the Em-Roe sporting goods store.
209 West Washington street All teams
interested in playing Sunday afternoon
baseball are requested to attend this meet
ing or get In touch with Carl Callahan
at the Em-Roe store.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-23
WILDCATS SIGN RENTNER


CHICAGO, March %. - Ernest
pug Rentner, Northwestern's all
America half back, will return to
the Evanston school next fall as
backfleld coach of the freshman
squad, it was announced Wednes-
day.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-23
Mangin Keeps Crown

REGORY MANGIN still is king
~ of the indoor tennis courts.
The brilliant New Jersey youngster
whipped Cliff Suffer, Dixie star. in
a thrilling four-Set battle last week
TO keep his national crown.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-23
Gage TorRNEY PLANNEn

An independent basketball tournament
will be staged at Olympic gym next week
opening March 2s. and continuing on April
8 and 5. Managers of Service Cleaners
and Old Augusta and Lynn of Broad Rip
pie are asked 70 call Cooke az Harrison
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-23

north side) tossed in 245 between games
Of 1873 and 1876 and easily led this play
with a total of 633.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-23

Shepherd found the pins falling for him
during the Eli Lilly play and produced
games Of 204, 1Sl and 2l2, a total of SGT.
to lead the field.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-04
BERNIE smith AND
PINK MULLEN star
IN $3.50 CONQUEST
Ted Meinhover and Ben Jacob
son Guarded Closely BY
South DakotanS
SIOUX LEAD THROUGHOUT
North Dakota Guard Scores
Eight Field Goals and Two
Free losses

Aberdeen, S. D, jan. 4.-T-Pur-
Ing away from a threatening North
e-n State Teachers college rally IL
the las: five minutes, the University
Q. North Dakota added another victory
20 its string. 5000. Tuesday night.
Although North Dakota led through
out b. -o-poin. margin o. more
five successive field goals late II the
game pu, tire victory II the bag.
Bernard Smith. Sioux guard, took
advantage o. No-therc's ba--icade
around Meinhove- and jacobson By
Slipping y eign, field goals 10 take
scoring ho1ors with l6 points.
P.nEev Mule. shared the taa-de.
work with Smith.
Northern, IL using /, men inse-m,--
.ently. lost considerable effectiveness
as the four men who cid al the sco--
ing played bu, hat the game
North DAKOTA grabbed an early lead
and never reiinquishsd il. the score
a, hal. time being 25-i4 With 10
minutes 20 play Northern scored Is
points but. although getting within 10
points o. striking distance. again was
outoistanced by pair by Dabiov. 6
t,p-in by Me.nhover and jacobson S
closing toss.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-04
BEDDING TOUGH IN
kACTICE CONTESTS

chicago, Jan. 1874. the heavy
Trage from preliminary battles lift
J over the Big Ten basketball iron.
fdnesdsy not a single conference
tyfrl was left standing without de-
IT..
The toll of defeats, probably tie
tayieSt in 10 years OF pre- conference
4rfare, showed - setbacks for the
II Ten teams as against 81 victories
iowa was the last Big Ten team Vi
y as the pre- -cOnference schedule
tsed. The Hawkeyes met unezpect-
G power in North Dakota State and
II, II to u. The Bison came from
lind in the closing minutes with
.1ine- point rush TO give the Hawk.
sir first defeat OF the season.
0cwo other conference teams, Wis
ulsin and Indiana. closed the pre-
.1ference schedule in defeat while
n0as wound up with 80 to 20 tri-
ph over the University Of Detroit
rquette dropped Wisconsin for the
end time this season. % to IS, as
fpnli University stopped Indiana, SO
Xix teams-Ohio State, Northwest
IL, Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota and
tfdue - finished with preliminary
me records Of four victories and one
eat; Indiana won three and lost
): Wisconsin lost three out OF five:
Gle Michigan and Chicago shared
II cellar with one victory and four
eats each. The preliminary record
,,Wed 81 conference victories TO 10
eats and 1903 points scored against
0ppositions 1888
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-04
Fargo MiddIeweight Reaches
HeraWeek Ahead OF Time
For Final Workouts

Howard Ledke. Fargo m.dcleveign'
MO VIII battle Tu.:y Ma-asett o. BIS
marck u the s4x-.oQ1d semi v.nduE
Of the American Lego. S frs. 1913.
..ghr card mere neX. Wednesday even
ing. has arrived on Capital City soil
a week ahead q. time 10 taper Of. for
MS forthcoming NIX.
Ledke IS WORKING out a. the World
War Memorial building daily and
public WORKOUTS il re aex. few days
ARE Planned biz the fight managers.
.s5-.g . Fsec TE.nmesca, Legion
promoter
Howard Is an oid-.ime fighter and
~ as has oeea dangerous. Though
- las .ost several fights 10 Light
scayyHetgts BE has ye, 20 .ose 70 a
.a.ce .eTe.rat He fougn. two bril-
liant battles with Al Watson, the
Dawson poQnder, ard trimmed jim
SLAVERY q Bismarck twice, scoring a
.ecac.c2. k1ockol. Il taeir second
neettrg
T..!Hc.escn expects an encouraging
C.9 e. Lex. aeeL sacW IN view O.
:.e s-.rac= re program. arc announced
Wednesday morning tina. Il next
t5's1Ee, Gays carc goes oser," several
Garcs tc-o1gngg. re renainoer Of
ne winter probably vii oe offered
~ tae .ocal LeglDraa.res
Mo- .. re .-gaters VINO VII appear
81 re t.se-oe4t 2e-roU.e program
ere expecEs1 n Bismarck IL the nex.
no or three Gays 70 vino up their
training, Taimneacn said.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-04

HEYDLER ENCOURAGED OVER
1888 BASEBALL PROSPECTS

we're fighting for the flag up TO mid
season. and the former club climbed
into the frs. division for the frs.
time in fifteen years
The many trades since the close O.
the season have helped al .. our
clubs We should have the closest and
hardest race next year that we have;
ever had in league history. He would
be a bod prophet who undertook 10
rate our eiga. teams a. the finish OF
the playing year.
The game held It's own as the out
standing national pastime for the
memorable year Of 1892 1t IS the only
sport that can retain the interest OF
tire general public for seven months
o. the year. Its appeal is 100 deep
and 100 vide 10 be affected seriously
By the varying tides Of business &C.
preston and prosperity. A harasseo
country yearls naturally TO turn from
its business cares and household wo--
RES 70 the green fields and sunlight
Of keen baseball competition.
Major league. as veil as minor
league. baseball has made. and will
continue 10 make. the adjustments
necessary TO meet conditions. and so
We welcome 1888 with new hope and
renewed courage
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-04
President Of National Circuit
Says Player Trades Will
Be Helpful
BY JOHN A. HEyDLER
President. National League !

New York, Jan. <.-lR-I-nere has
been no o:f-seaSon in a quarter OF A
century where there have been so
many changes in the l!ne-ups Of Ma
t!o.al League clubs as have taken
pace this winter regard this
change Of faces on the diamonds o.
cur various cities as helpful 70 the
league. II tends 70 give up a better
balance o. playing strength and II
ayouses more interest II the pennan.
race.
A notable feature o. league progress;
u recsr. years has been the steady
strengthening Of our habituai second
CiTs.on teams. The extent To- which
this process has reached may be best
set forth BY the fact tia. New York
and g. Louis both finished IN the
aecond d....sioa after having been gen.
ecally PICKED by most OF the critics 20
.:gL. for the cernant IN 1892 On the
other hard. Philadelphia and Boston
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
X TIE MATTER OF THE EsrA-

II TIE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
of r -rewe. Deceased
MOTTO. IS hereby given by the un-
deEslgnet. Edgar j.. Crewe, Executor
Of the Estate Of ". +. Crewe, late OF
the City Of Bismarck IN the County Of
Burleigt and State Of North Dakota.
deceased, 20 the creditors OF. and ali
persons having claims against said de-
ceased, 10 exhibit them with the me-
cessary vouchers. within six months
after the first publication Of this no.
tlce, to said Executor At the office Of
Zuger a Tiilotson. in the City Of Bis
marcE IN said Burleigh County. or 70
the Judge q the County Court Of Bur
!.lSh county, al his office in the cour.
House in the City OF Bismarck, Bur-
islga County. North Dakota.
You are hereby further notified that
non. !. Z. Davies, Judge Of the County
nourt within and for the County OF
burleigh, and State of North Dakota.
mas fixed the c5th day Of july
=. ~. 1888. at the hour of 10 o'clock
~ the forenoon Of said day, at the
.ourl Rooms. in the Court House in
the 1ity OF Bismarck in said County
ara state. as the time and place for
nearing and adjusting all claims
against the estate of the said w. +.
sIeWe. Deceased. which have been
inbefore provided
Daieo december eth, A. d. 1882.
Edgar i. Crewe,
I-Aecutor or the Estate of W. f.
Crewe. Deceased
First publication on the astb d,v =,
december. 4. D. 1882,
1928 1-4-11
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-04
VINE-PO|NT RALLY
IN final Minutes
C|NCHES VICTORY
Jon Arthur OF Wantar Is lndi.
viduaI Scoring Star For
Bison Quint
MAS HAWKS FIRST DEFEAT
Upset. Left Big Ten Without Un.
beaten Team in Prs-Con-
ference Games

Ioga Clsy EoRe, Jan. s-p-
arta Da.oea See5e handed the Uni
etsi,y of Iowa basketball team us
irSt defeat 0! the season Tuesday
ight, Il 70 II. although Coach aoll.e
VILLAINS q the Eawseyes had two
eteran players made available as
ne game starred
Midway in TIE second period the
Ia wkeycs LED. g 10 Y, but a nine
ONT rally IL The closing minutes
snched the decision for the visitors
Don Arthur, visiting forward. WHO
lade seven Of MS teams 10 field
oals, dribblec IN TO score the first
asket Of tire game. Grim Of Iowa
ountered with Slot uncer the oas
ct moment later. The game was
} minutes old before either team
-gisterec another tally.
Iowa led. 3 TO 4 a. the END OF tne
7f, but had ifs lead cut to Two
-iDts less than minute after play
ad been resumed The HaWkeyes
1IkC BGSE VIII. d 4at4 dIsG I8gl Lt.S
ore 70 1912, after which the North
akotans moncpo.ized the play.
Weir counted three points on
rarity toss and basket from in front
! the hoop. Arthur then sank two
lPts from the side o. the court. Civ
ag State a 1916 margin. Krurnn-
oZ made 1t 1917 when fou.ed By
tfc.elson, but Arthur dr.DoIed IN for
acther basket, which ended the
.or.ng.
Arthur was the outstanding play
: q the game on otfense, while Don
Ter, NorIil Dakota State center.
as conspicuous with three field bas-
IT'S and free throw, the only other
isOn markers
Iowa was led both on offen-se and
ssai-5e by john Grin, G.n.nu,!ve
gard. Grin scored SIX points OF
1FeS - Z "ce1e.
dly p,aysG Us
r E15 sICly-
coz
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-04
Ruth Anticipates
No Salary Trouble

Ne. York, Jan. 4.-iP1-Tne New
York Yankees may shave a few nick
els of Babe Ruths $4,000 salary for
next season but rumours that s25 ,O0l
might be vhaeked off seem 70 come
under the nead o. speculation, pu.-
ard simple.
That wouldn't he a CUT" the Babe
said when tod there were reports he
would be offered $4,000 for 1888
That would be an Amortization"
Ruth sad he hac had no converse
tons whatever with Col jacob Rup.
pert OYER salary terms but added that
ne expected 10 have no trouble COM
Ing TO terms again.
Rupert said ne had not seen Ruth
since the last game OF the world Sc
RES and had given no thought a, ali
70 the annual question OF what salary
70 pay the Zig fellow.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-04
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION nr
REDEMPTION

state OF North Dakota, County .,
bauaai;elgh.nss. Office Of County
To Lillian i. Halver. Deceased ,r.h.,
ialver. Administrators. BismarcE.
lou are hereby notified that fha
tract OF land hereinafter descrihad
and which was assessed in yo,Ir na,na
lot taxation for the year 1928 was
On the lith day Of December. 1"os
uuiy solo. as provided by law. for tie
u.'eIinquent taxes of the year 1925. md
Inat the time for redemption from,
saIu sale viii expire ninety DAYS from
ehS completed service Of this notice.
Said land - described as follows:
and La,s .! NV an = and NEA OF sWk
section IS. Township IA. Range rs.
number Of acres. 100. more or less
amount sold for, $f9.43. - !ess.
err. sai5l2. p'1 y pn1chas-
date. $27405. a. 'his
IN aadition TO the above amount
you VIII be required to pay tho rnsfs
OF the service Of this notice ana Il
leeest as provided by law and nnles.
YOU redeem said land from said saA
De!ore the expiration OF the timc foe
redemption as above stated n daeS
.nereoI VIII issue to tho holder ~
Inc TAX sale certificate as proyiAsi
Witness my hand and official .e,i
.n ~. .'st day Of December, 1899.
Auditor. Burleigh coun iE Norih S..
ti:l,i-:s. 1882: ~. 1888,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-04
Use Electricity to
Make Grass Grow

Cleveland, Jan. 4.-P-When
the Cleveland Indians play base
ball this spring n the Cleveland
municipal stadium, the hot cor
ner' as usual will be third base.
but the no, plate is Likely to be
al over the field.
Il seems that city officials are
considering Installing one OF the
"Gadgets' Of modern science-and
electrical grass-groving Stimula-
tor.
The electrical grass grower.
would be a network Of insulated
wire cables buried six or seven
inches under ground IN all parts
Of the playing field.
When current is sent through
the cables. heat is generated,
which radiaies TO the roots Of the
grass. The heat, and possibly
some special potency Of the cleo
tr.city itself. according to various
scientists. will make grass grow
like compound interest.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-04
Pirates Seeking
Portside Hurler
Good ri ght-Hander Would Serve
Purpose Also. Says Man.
ager Gibson

Pittsburgh. Jan. 4-P-Skippe-
George Gibson. Of the Pirates o. Pitts
bu-gh. scans the baseball horizon .o-
q sou.hpav 10 help carry his 1883
campaign aga:ns. the o.he- seven ci.-
les Of Heydle-Sn
Baggias OF Freddie L;n6s1-om from
the New York Giants, so the follow
e-s say. MAKES the Pirates formidable
contende-s IL the next seasons bat
tie. Also remembered. is the spectac-
uia- infieid that ..ourished mos, Of
the way II the last campaign.
But the fighting chief wants more
strength u defensive way 70 rope.
the war clubs o. President jon. HevG-
ler's assortment 0. Giants. Cubs. Card
inal. Reds. Braves, Dodgers and Phil
lies.
Old Gioby ISL: particular whether
nc lands souchpaw or -igh:-nande-
so long as ne firing line Is strength
ened, though. !. two were available
the iett-handier would be preferred
He wants pitcher OF tested ability.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-04
Sir Malcolm Campbell Will Re-
turn to U. S. Jan. 81, His
Manager Says

Indianapolis. Jan. 4.-P,-Sir Nal
com Campbell. 48-year-old interna-
..onal automobile speed champion,
Will arrive in New York from Eng
land Jan 81 for an assault on his own
five world records. William r. Sturn,
indianapolis, his American manager,
said Wednesday.
The Englishman, who last February
SKINNED over the hard sands at Day.
tona Beach. Fla, for mile straight
away record Of 258968 miles an hour,
will try for new speeds over the same
course this year.
Sir Campbelis car has been almost
completely rebuilt and will be powered
by new l2-cylinder motor of ap-
proximateiy $500 horsepower, Sturm
said, compared with last years $500
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-04
Sleepy jim Crowley. Forme'
Notre Dame Star. TO Leave
Michigan State

New York. Jan. 1.-sp-jaassS Il
Sleepy jim" o. Nosre Dam,
tsne-nas been appointed head foc,.
bail coach a. Fo-dhan. university.
Announcement .ha. Crowley. heaI
coach a. Michigan State for TIE laSt
four years had signed three vest
contract was made Tuesday nigh. 3,
Jack Golfer. graduate manager 0:
athletics al Fo-d.an.. He succeeds
Major Prank cavanaugh, Who re.
signed Two weeks ago
Costey declined 70 -evea, Sa.s-v
terms bu: II was understood Crowley
would receive about 1000 8 year
some 5000 more thar Re was paid oy
Michigan State.
A star IL the famous -Four Horse
men, backtieiG o. the So.,e Dame
team o. 1924. c-ovleys con~ac. q:
Michigan State still had another yea
20 run but he obtained his release. e.
tec-.re Feb. %.
After his graduation. Crowley was
signed as az assis.an, coach 8, TIE
University Of Georgia and then was
called 70 Michigan State As heac
coach n .92e. II his fou--yea- tenure
there. the Spa-,ans Won q games,
los. elgh. and tied three
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-04
NOTICE OF EXPIRATION OF
REDEMPTION

State of North Dakota, County OF
Burleigh.-ss. Office Of County
Auditor, Bismarck. Y. Oak.
To Jennie Gagner, Bismarck, North
You are hereby notified thar the
| tract OF land hereinafter described
ana which was assessed in your name
Tor taxation for the year 1926 was
on the 14th day OF December, 1926
duIy sold. as provided by law, for
the delinquent taxes Of the year 1925
and that the time for redemption
from said sale will expire ninety DAYS
notice.
Said land Is described as follows.
South IS Fl. Of Lot in Block AZ
Northern Pacific addition.
Amount sold for, $12l.74.
subsequent taxes paid by purchas
er. .lS26-27-2s-2S-30
Amount required to redeem a, this
In addition to the above amount
you Will be required to pay the cos 4
OF the service OF this notice and in
terest al provided by law and unless
you redeem said land from said sale
before the expiration OF the time for
redemption az above stated. a deed
thereof will issue to the holder OF
the tax sale certificate as providcd
Witness my hand and official sea,
this 2lst day Of December. 1892.
! tSEAL) a. c. ISAMINGER
auditor. Burleish County. North Da.
iis/si-ss. 1892; ~. 1882
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-04
central West Sport
: : Group Is Organized

omaha, Neb., Jan. 4.--tR)-Forna
IA Of the Central West Athletic as
tiation Was announced Wednesday
-. J. Isaacs0n, Omaha, is president;
ny 0treher, Dodge, Neb., vice pres
mt, and Mickey Kane, Omaha, sec
tary-treasurer. Dire ctors are
prge Hamilton, Council Bluffs;
) Wagner, Des MoineS: Joe Nc
mel, Sioux Falls, 8. D., Ed With,
neas City: Pinky George. Water
I IoWa: Johnny Fryers, Cedar
CD, Iowa, and Red" Hannegan,
yenpoFt, Iowa.
- association will devote most of
E1cDe - promotion of boxing and
G6t1lng matches.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-04
N. D. High School
League Abandons
Cage Innovations
Will Not Observe 1hree.Second
and 10.Second Rules in
Basketball Code

Fargo. y. d., Jan. TOP
Members Of the board Of control
Of the state high school athletic
league. At a meeting here Tues
day. went on record IS favoriny
abolition Of the two most i'm.
portant additions to the 1888
basketball code, the three second
and lO-sec0nd rules.
The action was taken follow
ing . study Of q QUESTIONABLE
sent to high schools throughout
the state. and II was found that
. majority was in favor Of re-
jectinE the innovations and con.
time to operate IS in the past.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-04
ON TIN U E ID
Sharp Revision of
School System Is
Proposed by Board

effort and cost. There Is no sys-
tematic, concise and connected pres
entation of information concerning
our schools to the legislature upon
which it can act intelligently. MOI
any centralized authority competent
to make unbiased recommendation
to the legislature. Under these cir
cumstances, there can be no fixed
and unified policy Of education fol-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-04
Amos Al0nz0 Stage
Shows Improvement

New York. Jan. 4.-(Pt-The condi-
ton Of Amos Alonzo Stage. suffering
from bronchial pneumonia. was re-
ported unchanged and satisfactory
at the Medical Arts sanitarium Wed
nesday.
A clearing up Of the congestion in
Stages chest was reported by Or. Max
Rohde Tuesday night. DR.. Rohde said
ii the veteran football coach contin-
ued TO improve at the same rate he
should be out of danger In two OF
three days.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-04
New York Rangers
Grasp Wide Lead

New York, Jan. 4-E-The New
York Rangers rammed four goals to
win AZ Tuesday night and take a
safe lead in their race with Boston
for the American group lead in their
race with Boston in the National
Hockey league.
The Detroit Red Wings turned
back the Ottawa Senators to 0 to
gain thlrd place in the American
division standing.
The New York Americans and Bos-
ton Bruins played to a scoreless tie.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-04
Basketball Scores


Thy The ASSOct1ted FIeSSI
Westminster Is. DuQuesne %.
Indiana %. Miami 49,
Syracuse Is: Michigan State %.
Detroit %: Illinois 49,
Mankato Teachers %; Gustayus
Adolphus &c.
Wisconsin is. Marquette p.
Iowa Wesleyan 81; Carthage 36.
North Dakota so: Northern Norma
aberdeen, S. d., 80.
Butler Sc: Grinell %.
North Dakota State 81; Iowa II.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-04
LAKE RESIDENT DIES

Devils Lake, N. D., Jan. 4.-,R-
Mrs Fred Zessin, 81. resident Of the
Lake region since 1906. died Monday
following a brief illness. She leaves
her husband. four children. and
twelve grandchildren. Funeral serv-
ices will be held Thursday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-04

re AZ hat: North Jako.a SAFE 4:
TIA 8.
a'ersonal fouls: Arthur, Naro1ardt.
ySon, Mckay 2. Nicholson 4, KotIow,
vtsttan, Break z R.egert.
Referee: George Vecnker Hope !;
elQtre, Tom CrabDe 1Knox1.