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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-04-21

Mr.. and MIS-. Christ Schoon and
family were dinner guests At tho
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. AdDlph Bassen
of near Driscoll Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Scdivec were
Wing visitors Saturday.
Fred Harding, George Harding and
family and Tom Smith left Tuesday
for kalispell Monday where they will
make their future home.
H. r. Wright called at the home
Of Mrs. Jennie Clarke Thursday.
Rudolph Jensen. teacher Of school
No. 2, closed q successful term Of
school Friday.
Ed. Freshour was a Sterling caller
Wednesday.
Joe Paulson and son. Bernard, were
callers at the w. A. Stiles home
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Newland and
family and Miss Esther Hansen were
Bismarck callers Thursday.
Mrs. Julia Clark and family, who
wintered on the Carey johnson place,
moved back to their former home
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler johnson and
son, Alton, and daughter, Olive, spent
Thursday evening at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Holton and
son, Alvin. were Sterling callers Sat-
urday.
Miss Martha Clark. who spent sew
eral days visiting at the home Of her
mother, Mrs. Julia Clark and family,
returned Wednesday to near Mandan
where she Is employed.
Mrs. Tubhs, who has been spending
several days visiting her daughter,
Mrs. w. A. stile, Is now visiting at
the home Of her other daughter, Mrs.
Ed. Holton.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Smith, A.
Rissaner, Robert Barrow. Elder Ell
ness, Oliver Roth, Mrs. Jennie Clarke
and MISS Violet from here attended
auction sale at the Scrawfus farm In
Taft township Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Stile and fam
lily were supper guests at the homo
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Paulson Sunday
night.
Howard johnson spent the week.
end with his grandfather, J. r. john
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Hansen and
family called at the Joe Paulson and
James Sedivec homes Friday.
Cecil Ambers called at the Martin
Magnus home Friday evening.
Ole Newland was q caller ut the
Christ Schoon home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Paulson and
family and Mr.. and Mira A. HanaAn
and family spent Friday evening at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Christ
Schoon.
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Mckenzie
BY MRS. T. T. HUGHES

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Doucette and
Mrs. Henry Lewis were Sunday din
ner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. S.
Fairchild at Sterling.
Miss Ella feathers, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Bertholf Of VOL
ford, arrived here Thursday evening
to spend Easter vacation at Miss
Leather's home. Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
holt left Sunday for their home at
Knox, N. D.
The Royal Neighbors held . meet
ing Thursday evening with good at
tendance. Refreshments were served
after the business session by Mrs. Roy
Wildfang. Mrs. Eva Turner, and Mrs
e. w. Anderson.
The play, "Bashful Mr.. Bohhs.
which was given by the high school
was well attended. After the play
Mrs. George Manly entertained thu
high school students ct . party In the
hall. Dancing was enjoyed to music
furnished by the Misses Lovetta San.
born. Pauline Rishworth and Ferr
Mcneil.
00VV4Sy WA0A0418 VI 0VSA AAA8 OpSA4
the weekend with her cousin. vivtar
Larson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Graves o.
Menoken, Miss Arlowene Rodgers
Miss Hazel simonson and Mr.. ans
Mrs. Paul Antrim and children wer,
dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. G
Boren Sunday.
NAA~Akha VpA~~ AYAsn naA t9A~As
left Monday for Mitchell. 8. D.. on ,
business trip.
Mrs. Joe Davis Of futile and Mrl
John Becker Of sykeston were visitor
Of Mrs. Isabelle Colby Monday.
N. J. STRIVING came home Wednes
day evening from Minneapolis wher
he visited relatives.
| MI3. Frank Lambert left 0aturdA
for her home ct Arena after spendin
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D MRS. FLORENCE Bo1NER

Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson and
family Of Alta and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fank Johnson and small son Of Bis
marck were Sunday guests ct the
Ralph TAlkenstein home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sitter and
con. Ellison, Of Bismarck visited over
faster with the Fred Kant family.
Arthur Gray, who has been spend
lng the winter months ct the Alvin
Nordstrom home, left Thursday for
Dotroit Lakes. MIMI, where he will
epond soons time with relatives.
Misses Grace and Ruth Falkenstein
lett Sunday evening for Dickinson
vhere oraco viii resume her studies
at the normal school and Ruth will
4tsit with friends for few days.
1eccy Freeman has purchased the
ID Ward hotel building and plans on
dolng considerable repair work on Il
tl1e summer.
n. ana Ars. Ira Falkenstein and
family spent Sunday ct the Clarence
Nalkenstein home at 0ttll. Other
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Rock Hill
By RUTH LITTLE

A number Of guests gathered at
the A. Walker home Friday evening
in honor of Shirley's ninth birthday.
The evening was spent informally.
Ice cream and cake was served.
Mrs Mabel Bailey and Everett were
Regain callers Monday.
Sunday guests at the Mrs. K. Kolb
home were Mrs. v. N. Monroe and
son, Stephen. Of Baldwin, Mrs. ]. F.
Little and daughter, Ruth, and Willie
Jiras.
Mrs. Abbie Mccoy returned home
Thursday after spending some time In
Bismarck under q doctors care.
Mrs j. r. Fitzgerald and Wallace
Sherman were Wing callers Saturday.
Roy Farley was q Bismarck caller
Wednesday and Thursday.
Alfred Anderson was q Sunday
caller at the K. o. Knutson home.
Del Davies was q Bismarck caller
Wednesday.
Rudolph and Henry Schaffer and
Clyde and Bud Little were Monday
evening guests at the J. r. Fitzgerald
home.
Rodney williams called at the
Bethel Bailey home Saturday.
s. B. Olson called at the Art Mag
nus home Thursday.
Charlie Christianson called on An
drew Kolb Saturday.
| Esther Tolliver Is visiting this week
at her aunt's, Ms. v. N. Monroe, OF
Baldwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pool and Fran
els Fitzgerald spent Saturday and
Sunday as guests Of Mr.. Pools par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pool, Of
New Salem.
The Ladies Aid met at the 8. l.
Jordahl home Thursday afternoon. A
large crowd attended.
Mrs. Roy Mccullough was q Regan
caller Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bethel Bailey and
daughter. Dolores Helen, and Phyllis
Little were guests at the Ira Bailey
home Saturday.
i The Misses niger and solveig Moro
spent the weekend as a guest o.
their sister, Mrs. Bert Hedstrom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Sherman ane
family and Laurence Fitzgerald spent
Wednesday evening at the John Poo
home.
Allen Tolliver spent the past weel
as guest of his aunt, Mrs. v. N
Monroe. Of Baldwin.
Charlie Hettick was q Bismarcl
caller Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Krause ant
Mr.. and Mrs Riley and son, Art, ant
Willie Ehnes were callers at the Gus
Graf home Thursday.
Isaac Marcovitz called at the q. @
Lindsey home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Kuhel ant
Charlie Our were Bismarck caller
Saturday.
Andrew Walker called at the Fod
home Saturday.
Hester Bailey was q Regan calle
Friday.
Alice Walker and Herman Haaken
son Of Bismarck were week-en
}. guests at the A. Walker home.
}. Mrs. Ira Bailey returned home Mon
day after spending some time at tn
Ed Rasche home Of Wilton.
q Ernie Gordon called at the HON
of his father Saturday.
Willie Ehnes called at the Roy Far
ley home Thursday afternoon.
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Menoken


Mrs. ]. H. Salter entertained the
Homemakers club Thursday after~
noon with five members present and
two visitors. Mrs. A. G. Dance, pro.
Jet leader, gave the lesson on 'Kit>
chen Equipment" A luncheon was
served.
Miss Blanche Stewart motored to
Valley City Thursday evening. Mrs.
v. n. Craven and grandson and Mrs.
Homer Craven accompanied her. Mrs.
Homer Craven stopped ct jamestown,
N. D., where she visited Mrs. r. Mey<
ers. Mrs. v. NJ. Craven and grandson
visited her daughters, Mrs. Roy Yude
and Miss Eleanor Craven In Valley
City. Miss Stewart spent the Easter
vacation with her mother In Valley
City. They all returned to MenOken
Sunday evening.
Lebrecht Klebe spent the Easter
holiday visiting his parents at AGinot,
N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Agnew and
family spent Easter Sunday VISITING
Mr.. and Mrs. Quentin Foell Of Motif.
Miss Esther 0iese, formerly Of
Grand Forks, spent Saturday and
Sunday visiting her sister, Miss Ida
Giese. Miss Esther 0iese has secured
work In Bismarck.
I Mrs. Carl Bjorstrom has been o.
the sick list the past three weeks.
Miss Margaret Olsen spent from
Friday until Sunday visiting her per.
ents at Larimore, N. D.
! Those who attended services ct The
Methodist church In Bismarck were
MI. and Mrs. Otto Ayers and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Ebling and daugh.
ter. Lucille. and Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
ReitSel.
Rev. Roe Of Bismarck preached On
Easter sermon In Menoken Sunday.
4 2. T. A. meeting Win be held IA
tho town hall Tuesday evening. ApE1l
-. The program committee hi
secured several educational finn
which will be shown It this Tina.
The All Poultry club WIN meet n
the town hail Saturday ct 1000 .. N
County Agent H. o. Putnam Vim eivl
the lesson on diseases Of poultry and
2 post norton on the sick birds Win
BE held. Everyone interested q asked
to come and bring pot.luck dinner
and their sick pniiltrv.
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Sterling
D. FERN r. STEWART

Isam Belk and Miss Agnes Yedstie
were Bismarck callers Thursday.
Emery Turner made q business trip
to Bismarck Thursday.
Isam Belk spent Monday and Tues
day visiting with friends and rela-
tives In Bismarck.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis were
town callers Thursday.
Mrs. Elsus Elness and Lester Clark
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Elder
Zines to Bismarck Thursday.
Harold Brownawell and Tye john
son were Bismarck callers "wednesday.
Lawrence Long and family Of Bald
win have moved to the John Leese
farm.
Adolph and Clarence Hansen were
town callers Saturday.
Sidney Lundquist and Stanley
Frandson were Bismarck callers
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Stewart and
daughter Arylene were Bismarck call
ers Friday.
Josephine Olson Of Wing Is EN-.
ployed t>the Eva Turner home.
Chef Coons Of Mckenzie spent thu
weekend ct the EVA Turner home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Kusler and family
Of Wing visited ct the @. n. Beyel
home Easter Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Howttson spen
from Thursday until Sunday vtAtini
relatives and friends 1t Mott. n. p
Mr.. and Mrs. Clint McFadgen o
Fogarty were Sunday supper guest
ct tho II. L. Belk home.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. II. Nelson, Mr.. am
Mrs. Elder Elness, Mr.. and Mra
Theron Ellison and Mr.. and Mrs. y
Fogaraty were Sunday supper guest
at the Pete schlabach home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lang wer
Sunday dinner guests Ut the W. :
Langley home.
/ Beryl and Dale Sherman and Curti
Elness visited ct the Clarence Ander
lson home Sunday evening.
Il Howard Nelson and Helen and Re
ewindling spent Sunday at the Herr
. 0windling home.
j Mr.. and Nrs. q. Z. Olson are en-
j joylng . visit from MrA oason's faith
e.
II Ralph Boyer and Lucille Milma
!. called q. the Q. n. Boyer home RI
day evening.
J Mr.. and Mrs. A. Huffstrand an
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Arena
~ MRS. o. MCINTYRE

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ulfers motored
to BSmarck Thursday to do some
shopping and were guests of Judge
and 0rs. Fred Jansonius while there.
Ray Haxlegrove was q dinner guest
at Bert olanyille's Friday.
Miss Loella Agustadt and Miss Fac
Roberts spent the weekend In Bis
mArck with the latter,S folks.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Owen Mcintyre and
daughters called ct the Orva Bailey
and siebel homes Sunday afternoon
/ Mr.. and Mrs.. Howard Granville and
daughters and Nrs. a. 3. Wilkinson
were dinner guests sof Mr.. and Mrs
Dert Granville and family.
Adam and Teddy Haas, Jake Koria
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seven members 1t present. Others
have the opportunity to join. Those
who Joined are Helen and Hazel An
derson. Hazel Taylor, Violet Spang-
berg, Eva. Ella and Alvin Trygg. Two
acres Of corn Is the least they can
take. The first meeting will be held
Friday night, April 28th, at the Albin
Spangberg home.
Gopher poison can now be obtained
at the e. A. Trygg and Art Magnus
farms.
Mrs. George Pettis entertained the
teacher and pupils Of school No. 2 at
her home last Friday afternoon. The
occasion was grandson Charles Rock
er,s sixth birthday. Lunch was served
by the hostess.
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Trygg
By MRS. GEORGE NELSON

Floyd Anderson was q luncheon
guest Thursday at the George Nelson
home.
Price Owens, Jackie Fox and his
grandfather were dinner guests on
Thursday at the George Nelson nome:
MIR. and Mrs. George Nelson called
at the Nels Nelson home Wednesday
enroure to the Ed Lundquist home.
Anton Fisher and son, Gordan. were
callers Wednesday at the John An
derson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Taylor called
Wednesday at the Albin Spangoerg
home.
J. J. Rue, Emil Hogue and the Jen-
kin's motored to Bismarck Wednes-
day.
Emma Nelson from the Phoenix
school near Wing Is spending her
Easter vacation at her parental home.
Floyd, Irene and Helen Anderson,
Edgar Trygg, Anton Fisher and son,
lGordan, were callers Wednesday at the
Charles Trygg home.
The Trygg Cedarhill Homemakers
club members held . meeting Wed
nesday, April 18th, ct the Ed Lund-
quist home. Five members were pres
ent. Mrs. Ed Lundquist was appointed
vice president in Mrs. Bill Oder'a
place who moved away. The les
son project, identifying the Home
Grounds" was given by the leaders
Mrs. George Nelson and Mrs. Gene
Cunningham. The members win have
. seed exchange. It was determined
that the next meeting win be held q
the Homer Taylor home May 10th
The lesson given then win Be "Selec.
ton Of Kitchen Equipment" with
demonstration Of kitchen utensils
After the conclusion Of the meeting
. dainty luncheon was served by thl
hostess assisted by her daughter, Mira
Gene Cunningham.
| Sam Brown and George Nelson &C.
companied Martin Nelson to Dismarcl
Saturday.
i A meeting was he'd Friday nigh
in Trygg school No. 3. Henry O. Put
nam, county agent, was out to or
. gani1e . corn club for the boys AM
girls In this vicinity.
II. Mr.. and Mrs. George Nelson, Ger
aid and dwendolyn motored north Q
wilton Easter Sunday and wer
guests ct the home Of their daughter
Other guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Eml
Miser and daughter and Mrs. Andet
son and children who are visiting rel
atives In the Wilton vicinity.
| Oscar AAgnuson and son, 0eorg'
. were callers Saturday ct the Anto
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Vernon s. Prentice Of New York
Rs-Appointsd Chairman
Of Committee

New York, March 2O.-(FeThe
drive to bring back the Davis cup ia
the United States this year got under
way Monday with the disappointment
Of Vernon 8. Prentice Of New York
as chairman Of the Davis cup COM
mittee. As soon as the appointment
was announced by Harry 8. Knox.
president Of the United States Lawn
Tennis association, Prentice issued q
call for the general Davis cup COM
mittee Of 26 to meet here March q
to discuss plans for the campaign.
Tentative plans for the North and
South American zone competitions
leading up to the American final
May Is, Is and ~, also were made
public Monday. Sites for most Of the
matches were not named but the
dates tentatively selected for the
North American zone were: United
States vs.. Mexico City May 5, 6 and
Z: Cuba vs.. Canada April e, % and
80 II played In Cuba or May II, IL and
Is II played In Canada; North Amer
lean final May 10, 10 and 20 some
where In the United States.
In the South American zone Chile
and Brazil will meet In the first
round March 81, April and 2: the
winner viii meet Uruguay, and Peru
will play Argentina In the second
round April 3, I and 5, and the zone
final viii be contested April q, .
and 10.
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Benson Aggies, cando, Carson
Max, Mohall and New Salem
Other oualifiers

Paramount and Grafton high school
basketball teams Saturday night won
the right to participate In the Glass
B state basketball tournament by VIC
tories over ailsboro and Park River,
respectively.
Entrants in the tourney viii be the
Benson County Aggies Of Maddox.
Cando, Carson. Paramount, Grafton,
Max, Mohall and New Salem.
The tournament will be held ct
Valley City state teachers college next
Friday and Saturday. Drawings will
be made some time this week, accord.
Ing to j. NJ. Morrison, athletic direc-
tor Of the Valley City school, who Il
tournament manager.
Carson was the first team to quail
ify for the state tourney, defeating
Hettinger last Wednesday. The Ben
son Aggies, Max and New Salem be-
came qualified the following night
eliminating Glendale, Medina and
Dickinson. respectively. Friday St
Leo;s Of Minot, which will enter the
national Catholic tournament, for.
feited to Cando and Friday evening
Mohall rallied to defeat Williston 70,
the right to represent its region.
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MenOken
By MRS. JENNIE DANCE

The Menoken Homemakers met
with Mrs. Edd Ebling Thursday at
ternoon with five members and two
visitors present. The lesson Feeding
the Teeth" was read to the club. Pot
luck lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edo Ebling, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Holmes, Miss Blanche Stew
art and Miss Lillian Newman, Le-
brecht Klebe, Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
Reitzel spent Saturday evening at the
.. D. King home.
town hall Saturday afternoon for Z
rarty. A program was given by the
members after which the afternoon
was spent with singing and folk
games. A lunch was served.
The operetta Princess Chrysanthe-
mum" was presented by the pupils Of
the Menoken school Friday night.
About so was realized from the sale
Of tickets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edd Ebbling, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dennis Rietzel and Miss Blanche
Stewart were dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Craven Sunday.
Misses Lillian Newman and Mar
garet Olsen were Sunday guests Of
Mr. aud Mrs. G. q. King.
Mrs. Quentin Foell returned to her
home at Moffit Saturday after spend
ing week with her parents. Elmer
Agnew. who spent the week at the
Foell home returned here Saturday.
Melvin Agnew has been III with
rheumatism.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Snyder and fam
/ lily have moved on the farm vacated
by Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Madland.
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All Bismarck Men
Receive Mention

I Jamestown, Bismarck, Devils
Lake and Mandan were represent
ed on the all-Class A basketball
team selected by tournament Off
Gals and coaches here Saturday
night, with the Jays landing two
men on the honor quint.
The selections:
First Team
Robert Finnegan, Bismarck, for
ward.
Harold Wcstby, Jamestown, for
ward. .-
Robert 1ngstad, Jamestown, GEN.
ter.
Eldon Rutten, Devils Lake, guard.
Robert Saunders, Mandan, guard.
Second Team
Ernest Percy, Mandan, forward.
Marvin Doherty, Fargo, forward.
Forrest Stevens, Devils Lake,
center.
willard Millettc, Grand Forks,
guard.
Wade Green, Bismarck, guard.
Honorable mention-John Oh
geirson, Bismarck, and Harold
Kraft, Enderlin, centers; Frank
Lee, Bismarck, Bernard Toman,
Mandan, Bernard White, Grand
Forks, and Harley Dahl, Minot,
forwards: Joe Tuor, Fargo, Billy
Owens, Bismarck, Merrild Augs-
purger, Jamestown. and Russell
Comrie, Fargo, guards.
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ADDITION OF DYKES,
HAAS AND Simmons
T0PR0VEYALuAbLE
Greatest Need Seen By Manag-
er Lew Fonseca Is Re-.
serve Strength
OUTFIELD WILL BE STRONG
Chisox Could Use More Infield-
ers; Pitching Staff Not
Too Strong

Pasadena, Calf, March 20.-(R-
The winter trade winds have breath
ed new life into the Chicago White
Sox.
Manager Lew Fonseca classes the
present Comiskey clan as the strong
est aggregation to don the pale hose
since the Sox made their last appear
ance in the first division Of the Amer
lean League race In 1920.
The addition Of AL Simmons, George
fMule) Haas and Jimmy Dykes, all
former members Of the worlds cham
pionship Philadelphia Athletics, un-
doubtedly has strengthened the club
along with several other acquisitions
at the baseball marts.
Lacks Reserve Power
What the club seems to lack most
Is sufficient reserve power, especially
IN the infield and on the pitching
staff. Should this prove adequate,
then the White sox's first division
dream may come true.
The outfield holds forth as the
strongest link In the Chicago club,
made 50 by the hitting power amassed
with the arrival Of Simmons and
Haas. Ralph Kress, who moved in
from st. Louis late in the 1892 CAM
paign, while an infielder by choice,
is expected to complete the outer
guard.
Fonseca Is returning to active play
in an effort to strengthen the in
field. Dykes, of course, will patrol
third with his usual enthusiasm.
Present plans call for Luke Appling
at shortstop and Minter Hayes at SEC
ond, but Hal Rhyme constitutes the
sole reServiSt unless KresS is pulled
In from the outfield or Bill Sullivan,
who joins the club in June, is shifted
from proposed catching assignments,
Strong Behind Plate
In Charles Berry and Frank CRUDE
veteran catchers, the Sox have plenty
Of strength, both defensively and Of
fensively, behind the plate.
Their veteran advice will be neces.
sary to help steady the pitching staff
although Fonseca considers it mate.
rally strengthened over last season
Two hurlers on whom he is depend
Ing for much assistance are Tee
Lyons and Vic Frasier, both Of whom
were ailing last year.
Fonseca believes the new found hit.
ting power Of the club in the white,
trades viii help build up confidenc.
In the hurlers, who got little often.
sive support last season.
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est high school athletic rivals in
North Dakota-and gave Bismarck a
81 to Is margin in the all time series.
Actually Was Let-down
TIE iina. contest actually was a
let-soun after the first two rounds OF
n spectacular iollrnaluent--the most
brilliant In North Dakota history.
Neither team played up to expecta-
tons and every man on the floor
showed the effects Of the terrific
strain.
Contrary to expectations, John Oh
geirson, lanky Bismarck center, pulled
the game out Of the fire. Capital
City fans had been worrying about
the fast-growing youths stamina IN
view OF the hard pre-final games
but the pivot put up great battle to
score four field goals, half OF his
teams total. in the deciding contest.
Bob Finnegan, Demon southpaW
forward who had borne the brunt OF
Bismarck's attack In the first two
games, was guarded closely through
out and counted but five points.
Frank Lee, the other Demon heavy
scorer, left the game carly IN the sec
ond period with four personal fouls
: 10 rob the Capital City quint OF ad-
ditional scoring power.
i, Mandan also suffered misfortune,
Barney Toman, scrappy forward, leav-
ing the game early with head IN
jury.
.,.,. Ernie Percy was Mandan's most ef-
iective performer, dropping in two
field goals and four free throws III as
many attempts.
Was Ding Dong Affair
The game was a ding-dong affair
until the last quarter, when the Cap
ital City quint leaped into IT'LL
lead. thanks to field goals by Olgeir-
son. Immediately the tired Demons
resorted to q Sailing game. Mandan
succeeded in scoring four more points
before the timers final gun brought
hostilities to an end.
Mandan had reached the final game
by trimming Devils Lake q to Is and
Grand Forks "a to 20 while Bismarck
had eliminated Enderlin "a to 20 and
jamestown ~ to II.
i. The classic was brought to an end
snfter the final game With tourna-
ment banquet at the Grand Pacific
hotel, at which tournament officials.
CAPTAINS, coaches and members Of the
state board Of control were speakers
and tourney awards were presented to
tam and individual winners. ,. g.
Tighe, Fargo. member Of the board,
presided Is POSTMASTER.
4 Attendance Mark Broken
All tournament attendance records
were smashed, with approximately
1000 fans going through the turnstiles
during the two-day tourney, H. O.
saxvik, manager, announced Monday
morning.
eexyik estimated 100 saw the FRI
day afternoon program, 1000 Friday
nieht. 1000 Saturday morning. ct
aeast 60 Saturday afternoon, and 5000
saturday night.
Tho tourney, however, was not the
mot successful financially. due to the
lover price scale. The tourney two
SUeafs ago netted the state association
s1he greatest prolits. Ia history.
- The fine attendance 1t this years
lgpectacle Is attributed % the fact that
Eneyer before have the entrants been
u svsnly matched, with 50 many