The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-07-25
PLAN FINALS
F0RSATURDAY AND
FINAL TILT SUNDAY
Bismarck Youngsters Will Play
Grand Forks At 6P. NJ.
Friday
M'LE0D, CLINE TO UMPIRE
Fargo and Cooperstown Will
Clash Wednesday For
Tourney Right

Play in the annual American Legion
Junior baseball tournament for the
championship of North Dakota will
get under way here at $50 o'clock
Friday morning, it was announced
Tuesday by Walter Sather, tourna-
nnent manager.
Semi-finals are scheduled for Sat-
urday afternoon and the final game
Sunday afternoon.
The first round Friday will be as
follows:
$3.50 a. m.-Enderlin vs..
Dickinson.
2.-12 noon-Jamestown vs..
winner Of the Fargo Cooperstown
game.
$3.50 p. m-Minot vs.. Es-
mond.
As p. m.-Bismarck vs.. Grand
Forks.
Winners of games and 2 will clash
In the first semi-final at 2 p. m. Sat-
urday while winners Of games and
4 will meet at p. m. Saturday.
Victors in the two penultimate con-
tests will clash for the title and the
right to represent North Dakota in the
regional tournament in a game at 2:30
p. m. Sunday.
All games will be played at the city
baseball park
Roy D. Mcleod, athletic director OF
Bismarck high school, and j. Fred
Cline, commander of American Legion
post No. 1913 at Maddox, will be UNI
pires for the tourney.
Fargo and CooperstoWn will clash
Wednesday for the championship of
the second district and the right to
meet Jamestown in the first round of
the state tourney. These two teams
Sunday battled 10 innings to 6-6
deadlock when the Sunday o'clock
law necessitated cessation of hoStil-
tiles.
Four Of the teams already qualified
for the state meet are "repeaters'
from 1882 Enderlin, Jamestown, Mi
not and Esmond all played in the
tournament last year. Cooperstown
is the defending championship
Enderlin won the tournament but
was disqualified and Cooperstown de-
feated Minot in the playoff for the
state championship.
l20 Boys Expected Here
With each team allowed Is men on
its roster, 120 boy players, their man
ayers and post officers are expected
to trek to Bismarck Thursday after
noon and Friday morning.
While here they will be furnished
free lodging, but the teams must bear
the expense for their own meals,
Sather said. Visiting teams will be
Quartered in the World War Memorial
building, where cots will be available
for their use.
Profits from the tournament will 60
toward financing the trip of the state
champion to the regional tournament
Tickets for all games of the tour
nament may be secured for ST each
and charge of rs cents will be made
for admission to each single game
Children under 16 years of age will
be admitted for 10 cents per game.
Rosters Of the seven teams already
qualified follow:
Minot
Phillip Fauteck, Dennis Huntley
Byrne Sands, Blaine Hendricks, Ron
aid Davy. Helmer Nelson, Harold An
karberg, Van Saunders, Leo P. Demp-
sey. Richard H. MCGEE, Bud MONIES
Willard MONIES, Robert Olson, Wes-
ley Dayton and Herman Nitsch.
Manager-E. L. KneeshaW of Will
liam G. Carroll post, No. 26, Minot.
Esmond
Ralph Glenn Kackley. Gaylord
Robert kackley, Donald LaGrave
Bernard D. Camp, Matthew O'Hara
Philip Rognlic, Harry A. Brown, Cur.
tbs KILLER, Leonard Rhinehart, Har.
old Aanestad, Henry Olson and Rem.
dali Gunderson.
Manager-Alfred Brown Of post No
123 at Maddox.
Grand Forks
Darrell Jackson, Jesse DoWd, Rus.