The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-07-26
EIGHT Teams Will
BATTLE FOR STATE
BASEBALL H0NORS
One Hundred and Twenty-Five
North Dakota Youths will
Participate in Event
BANQUET IS FRIDAY NIGHT
Minot, Grand Forks, Hannaford
and Bismarck Rule Pre-.
Tourney Favorites

Final arrangements were completed
Thursday for the seventh annual
American Legion Junior baseball
to be held here Friday,
Saturday and Sunday.
Minot, Hannaford, Grand Forks and
Bismarck ruled pre-tournament ia
vorites to capture the title lost by
Fargo when they were eliminated In
the second district event.
Jamestown drew Minot in the first
round, Bismarck will oppose Rolla.
Hankinson clashes with New England
and Grand Forks takes on Hanna
ford.
The schedule of Fridays games:
jamestown vs.. Minot $50 a. m.
Bismarck VS.. Rolla IL a. m.
Hankinson VS.. New England 2 p. m.
Grand Forks VS.. Hannaford Sis
p. m.
A banquet will be held in the World
War Memorial building Friday night
at Z o'clock. Special sight
seeing tours will be conducted for the
visiting players.
Sleeping Quarters Ready
Cots and blankets have been fur
nished by the United States Army
camp at Fort Lincoln and the 125
boys will be housed in the Memorial
building during their stay here.
Selection Of an all state team will
be made following the tournament by
the umpires assisted by an advisory
committee selected by Legion Of
ficials.
Barney Daugherty and Bob Bullock
will arrive here from Minneapolis to-
night to umpire all tournament
games. The Twin City men have had
years Of experience as arbiters:
Daugherty doing relief work in the
American Association this year and
Bullock working Big Ten games for
the University OF Minnesota and
Mississippi Valley League contests.
Players Named
Players of the eight tournament
teams and the districts they represent
are:
First District: Hankinson-Milton
Bellin, Haword Bellin, Dennis Hoist,
Leonard Kath, Erwin Lorenz, John
Richied, Raymond Roth, George
Schuett Jr.. Arthur Gollnick, George
Kruger, Willard Beling, Victor Reng-
storff, Raymond Schneider, Lewis pib-
bert. Manager-H. s. Cox.
Second District: Hannaford-E-
dred Boo, Selmer Fliplet, Lawrence
Fliplet. Obert stromme, Wardell Ker-
Der, Lynn Kerber, Lenard Aalgard,
Wallace Peterson, Fred Names, Ker-
NIT Larson, Hans Nelson, Howard
johnson, Lloyd Troseth. Manager
O. H. Hoffman.
Third District: Jamestown-Loren
Walker. Leonard Olson. Ralph Rich
mond, Arthur Schauer, Gerald CyseW-
ski, Robert Funda. Robert Vessey,
Gordon Baker, Donald 1ngstad. Clay
ton Colling, Dudley Butts. Walter
Deery, Philip Schneider, Bert Dunn
Russell Lippert. Manager-F. NJ
Gates.
Fourth District: Bismarck-Andy
Garnes, jimmy McGuiness. Raymond
Boelter, Frank Goetz, James Burck-
ardt, Eldred Elofson, Urban Hagen
Christropher Balzer. Tom Lee. Rich
ard K, Shafer, Douglas Stratton
Lewis Beall, Nick Schneider. Peter
Fischer, Ronald Erickson. Manager
Myron Anderson.
Fifth District: New England-John
C3eiser, Jack Gardner. Bob Hammes
Louie Butnitsky. Bill Gardner, Joe
Weber, Stanley Borcherding, Juel
Schroeder, Sidney Peterson. Walter
Bender, quentin Roekosk, Buster
Aase, Jim sattlet, Herbert Riggs
Manager-Matt Won Ruden.
Sixth District: Minot-Leo r
Dempsey, Richard H. MCGEE. Dennis
Huntley, Donald Lund, James Nelson
Byrne Sands, John Benno, Var
Saunders, Bud Olson, Ronald D
Davy, Glen L. Helm, Roger Herigstad
Percy Richardson. Frederick Gran
Bud MONIES. Manager-E. L. Knee.
shaw.
Seventh District: Rolla-St. John
Arthur Legasse, Sammie Ferris, Rob
ert Lilly. John Noun, John Manson
Emery ]. Roy, John Gefroh, Howard
Couture, James Wicorek, Leonard
Taylor, Edwin Kurtti. Edwin Juntun-
en-, Marcus Doucette. Leo Lajimodier
Max Laundry. Manager-W. A. Geer
Eighth District: Grand Forks
Theodore Skavlem, Jacquil Parrish
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