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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-30
Fl. Wayne Man Ends Life

By United Press
FIT. WAYNE, Ind. Nov. 30.-Fred
w. Workman. 81, manager of the
FIT. Wayne Blue Print and Supply
Company. committed suicide here
early today by shooting himself in
the head. No reason for his act
was given by relatives.
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In the Air
Weather conditions at 9 a. M:
South-southeast wind, twenty-five
miles an hour; barometric pressure,
29.47; temperature, 81; general con-
ditions, broken, overcast; ceiling.
estimated 1,500; visibility, twenty
miles.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-30
Canadian Bank Head Resigns

MONTREAL, Que, Nov. 30.-Sir
Herbert Holt has resigned as presi-
dent of the Royal Bank of Canada,
it was announced today. He will
continue as chairman of the board.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-30
Custer of O'NeiII From
Securities Post Imminent
Chester Montgomery, Former South Bend Mayor, Seized
ued to Take Over Duties
BY JAMES DOSS
Times staff Writer


imminent today at the statehoUse.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-30
French Woman Filler Killed

By United Press
PARIS, Nov. 30-Helene Boucher,
%. holder of the women's worlds
altitude and speed records. was
killed today in a crash at Guayan-
court aerodrome. near Versailles.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-30
RAILROAD CALLS 700
MEN BACK TO WORK
B. and o. Increases Stats in Four
Repair Shops.

Repair Shops.
By United Press
BALTIMORE, Nov. 30-The Bal
timore and Ohio railroad today an
nounced 700 workmen were being
recalled to work Monday.
The Mont Clare shops will ha )
eighty additional workmen to do re-
pair on locomotives while $40 work
men will report in shops at Glen
wood and Duboise, Pa, and Ivory
dale and Chillicothe, Ill, for freight
and passenger car repair.
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T0DAY'S WEATHER
Hourly Temperatures


Tomorrow's sunrise, 6:4S a. m;
sunset, APO p. m.
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CARDENAS INAUGURATED
PRESIDENT OF MEXICO
10000 Witness Ceremonies at
Nations Capitol.

Nations Capitol.
By United Press
MEXICO CITY, Nov. 30.-General
Lazaro Cardenas took over the task
of guiding Mexico through its six
year program of reconstruction to-
day.
Cardenas took the oath as con-
stitutional president before crowd
of 10000 who packed the national
stadium for the inaugural.
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The Bismarck tribune., 1934-01-29
Toronto Sextet
Has First Slump
Maple Leafs Turn in But One
Victory IN Four Starts
Over Weekend

New York, Jan. 29.-tP-The first
real slump the mighty Toronto Maple
Leafs have run into all season over.
shadowed the feats Of the winning
teams in the National Hockey League
during the last week even though that
slump wasn't a very bad one.
The Leafs turned in only one VIC
tory in four starts during the week,
losing two games by shutouts and
playing one tie.
Saturday night they gained q az
tie with Detroit and Sunday night
they bowed 20 to Chicago.
The New York Rangers and Detroit
had the weeks best records, neither
Of them losing q game, and tho
Rangers managed to hold the Ameri-
can division lead by q single point.
The New Workers. defeated the Boston
Bruins "a Sunday night in the game
which marked the return Of Eddie
Shore, colorful Boston defense star.
after the suspension that was handed
to him when Ace Bailey was injured
Dec. u.
Detroit tied the Montreal Cana.
d1ens Sunday night, %.
The Maroons closed the ran b.
tween second and third in the Cana
dian section by beating the New York
Americans Al in overtime Saturday
night.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-01-29
Minnesota to Play Chicago and
Ohio State: Iowa 10
Meet Drake

Chicago, Jan. 29.-tP,-There will
be little more activity on Big Ten
basketball floors this week. but the
only strictly conference battles in
volve second division teams.
Chicago will meet Minnesota at
Minneapolis Monday, and on Satur-
day the Gophers will play Ohio State
at Columbus, in the second game Of
their series. Iowa will tackle Drake
at Des Moines Tuesday night.
Minnesota and Michigan furnished
the high spots of a dull program last
week. The Gophers. who seem to be
murder on their own floor, wrecked
Northwestern's chance Of getting
another share of the title they divid-
ed with Ohio State last year. by out
pointing the Wildcats 81 to 80. Preyi-
ously the Gophers had taken a reef In
Iowa by a 39-to-38 count.
Minnesota got out Of last place by
winning from Northwestern. leaving
Chicago and Wisconsin sharing the
last position.
Michigan. suffering its poorest sea-
son In several years, came to life
against its favorite rival, Ohio State
Friday, and won 80 to % decision.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-01-29
Split Season Plan
Rejected by League

Minneapolis, Jan. 29.-tF1-The pro-
posed split season In the Central
Hockey League was unanimously voted
down by club owners meeting here
Sunday.
The club owners also voted against
change in the rules this winter. but
Minneapolis was granted permission
to play an experimental game under
the changes proposed by Lyle Wright,
business manager OF the Miller Hockey
club, against league rival.
The league also extended the time
limit for strengthening teams. The
first three clubs have until Feb. Is to
bolster their lineups while the last
two clubs may make changes UP to
March l.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-01-29
Marys Accurate High School Cager Win From Valley City
BISON SWAMP MORNINGSIDE IN 1923 co
Gene venzke Does Mile In 4:20 to Wiz
Over Field Of Outstanding College Mer
George Spitz Takes High Jump
at Annual Prout Memorial
Games

Boston, Jan. 29.--(R)-Against the
fastest field to toe the mark this sea-
son. Gene venzke, Pennsylvania In
door mile record-holder, Saturday
reeled off 400 mile. Jogging the last
lap, to gain his third consecutive VIC
tory in the K. Of G. mile, the feature
event Of the 18th annual Prout memo
1lal games at the Boston Garden.
The smooth-running sophomore,
starting his final drive when an Of
ficial pulled the bell with two laps to
60, beat out Joe Mangan Of Cornell
by good SO yards. Glen Dawson Of
Tulsa, Okla, the National A. A, u.
l,O00-yard titlist, struggled home in
third place and Frank Crowley Of
Manhattan, the I. c. 4A's indoor mile
champion, was fourth in the field Of
10 starters.
venzke, making his first start of
the season, was In perefct condition
for heroic performance. But for
the miscounting of the laps. he prob
ably would have finished under AS,
his 1888 time for this pace.
George Spitz, New York university's
high Jump champion, gained an easy
6.foot s victory over q field that con-
tanned only two threats. Keith Brown
Of Yale and Jim Sander OF North
western university.
Joe McCloSkey Of the New York A,
G. appeared to have the Larribee two
mile cup In his grasp until the second
last lap. when his British-born team
mate, John Follows, unoorked an
amazing squirt. Joe tried to stay with
him but Follows, late of the Uuiver-
stty Of Wisconsin and later Of Oxford
ran him into the ground to finish in
front by 20 yards in GAS 3-5.
George Bullwinkle was far from his
1888 peak and finished sixth In the
field Of eight that started in the
Bishop Cheverus 1000. won by Bren-
don Moyihan Of the Boston A. A. in
2:l8 IS. with Joe Burn Of Newark
second.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-01-29
st. Paul Curler Is
Winner of Tourney

st. Paul, Jan. 29.-(F)-J. p. (Jack)
Ordway, Of st. Paul, won the Griggs-
Cooper event championship in the
invitation bonspiel at the curling club
here which closed Sunday night.
The rink skipped by Ordway took
the honors by defeating H. Swain Of
Superior, Wis, in the finals Of the
event. II to IL.
In the IL noon draw. DR.. +. j. Muir
rhy, st. Paul. defeated H. e. Buck,
Minot, N. D., -.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-01-29
STATE DEFINITELY
IN north CENTRAL
CONFERENCE fight
Marquardt Sets N. D. A. c.
Scoring Pace in 0ne.Sid.
ed Basketball Game
SCORE is 22 TO 8 At HALF
Dean Leads Maroons With
Three Field Goals and
Four Free Tosses

Sioux City, Iowa, Jan. 29.-tP--
North Dakota Agricultural college
trounced Morningside college in a
basketball game Saturday, 43 to %.
The Bison outclassed the Maroons
throughout. and sent out a barrage
Of uncanny one handed shots that
continually eased through the hoop.
hewildering thee Methodist guards
Who watched Arnold Bernard, Bison
forward, cage five points before the
locals were galvanized into action.
With Bud Marquardt setting the
pace, the Bison gradually drew away
from Morringside to take a COM
manding lead at the half, % to 8.
Going into the second half, the
IMethodists staged short-lived rally
to creep up TO II points, but here
the attack failed and the Bison ran
!; up ID more points before Morningside
could garner a basket.
Marquardt took scoring tonors
with five baskets and two free throws
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-01-29

With four field goals, Codding,
guard, led the scoring for the Valley
City team. Leo Scott played a fine
game at forward for Coach Claude
Miller's quint.
Valley City started the scoring ear =.
II In the game when Codding broke
through on . smooth working play to
count two. The first quarter was the
most exciting, with Valley City lead
ang until tho last minute, when bas-
kets by Lee and free throw by Muir
ply put the Saints ahead, 9 to Z.
During the second period Lee
dropped the leather through the hoop
from all angles to boost the score OF
the Bismarck quint to "a, while the
Hi-Liners were held to five more
counters.
With two men guarding Lee during
most Of the second half, Tommy Lee
Murphy, Stretch Hubert and John
Boelter contributed 10 points to St
Mary's score, while Frank counted
eight.
Coach George L. Hays will send his
st. Mary's team against Mandan's
Braves at the state training school
gymnasium IN Mandan wednesday
evening at 9 o'clock bismarck time)
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-01-29
Four United States Skaters 0utciass
Field for North American Championship
Schroeder, Kit Klein, Freisinge'
and Beard Win Cham
pionships

Oconomowoc, Wis, Jan. 2q,-tHS--
-Four citizens of the United States
Monday held the speed skating chanl-
,,ionships of North America. Skating
into the teeth Of bitter northwest
gale which swept over Fowler Lake
Sunday, they completely outclassed q
crack Canadian field of contestants.
Eddie Schroeder Of Chicago, worlds
distance champion. took the senior
mems North American title without
extending himself.
Kit Klein. Buffalo with 100 points
won the women's championship de-
feating Dorothy Franey Of st. Paul
rational champion. by 10 points.
Leo Freisinger of Chicago won the
intermediate title.
Young Richard Beard of Minneap-
OILS won the junior championship.
Schroeder finished with $50 points
Four were tied for second place with
so points each. Jimmy Webster of St
Paul. Allen Potts. Of New York. Bill
Logan Of st. Johns, N. D., and Taylor
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-01-29
CalifOrnians Grab
Riverside Tourney

Riverside. CAL, Jan. 2o.-t#)eTl,e
golden trail Of the winter golf parade
led the nations play-for-pay experts
toward Aqua Caliente Monday as they
settled the first annual $4,000 River
side amateur-pro tournament.
Tom Stevens, Glendale. CAL, pro.
fessional by way Of England, Sunday
received exceptional support from his
amateur partner. Jack Gaines. to cap
ture the title here.
VINES EXTENDS MARGIN
Los Angeles, Jan. 20.-(R)-Climax.
ing . professional tennis tour from
tho Atlantic to the Pacific Coast, Bill
Tilden viii meet Ellsworth Vines,
Pasadena, IN the 11th Of . 5eature
singles series Monday night. vines
has won six matches to Tildeus four.
conquering the old master at Oak.
land, Cal. Saturday night, 80, l3-Il,
"a. ~.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-01-29
ROsenblOOn to Meet
knight in Title Mix

New York. Jan. 29.--(P}-This IS
Maxey Rosenbloolns week to get Sc
rious.
The Harlem playboy, holder OF the
worlds lightheavyweight champion
ship. laughs and clowns his way
through non-title matches apparent
" caring little whether he wins OF
loses. But his crown will be In real
Jeopardy at Miami Thursday night
when he meets young Joe Knight,
Cairo, Ga, sensation, in a l5-round
championship match.
Another southern feature this week
'vill send Mickey Walker against Bob
Goodwin in a I0-rounder at West
Palm Beach Monday night.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-01-29
THREE BIC TEN CONFERENCE
GAMES SCHEDULED FOR WEEK
Basketball Scores

North Dakota Agricultural College
43; Mornings,de q
Moorhead Teachers 40. Winona
Teachers %.
Manchester 81: Augsburg IT,
Augustana College tSioux Falls) 32;;
8. D. State 80.
Minnesota 81: Northwestern 30.
Chicago "a; Whaton %.
University Of Iowa 80; st. Ambrose
College l8.
Creighton 81; Drake q.
Oklahoma a.: Nebraska 36.
Western State 40; Colorado Mines
q.
Yale Al; Cornell 81.
Pittsburgh a.: West Virginia Al.
Loyola (Baltimore) Is; Washing
ton II.
Pennsylvania %: Syracuse %.
Temple 43: Bucknell 20.
Duquesne 40. Thiel 81.
West Virginia Wesleyan a.. Mar
shall 81.
Butler IS. Wabash 30
Columbia College 36, Iowa State
Teachers 70.
St. Mary's (Bismarck) 20; Valley
City high 20.
Breckenridge IS: Moorhcad Teach
ers College high Is.
st. Louis U. 30; Missouri 26.
Wentworth %; st. Paul II.
College Of Emporia 80; Mcpherson
~.
Texas Aggies 80: Baylor Il
Kentucky So: Tennessee rs.
| Milwaukee Teachers 40 River
Falls Teachers IS.
| North Carolina State IS; v. P. I.
80.
Johns Hopkins IS; Western Mary
land IS.
Southern Illinois Teachers 81;
Shurtleff 81.
Mercer 50; SeWanee l3.
| Vanderbilt 48: Auburn 80.
Alabama "a; U. OF Miss. Is.
Georgia 81: Georgia Tech 80.
Montana 80; Idaho (southern
branch 81.
Utah 43: Brigham Young 80
Washington State "a; Oregon State
rs.
Montana College 2G; Utah Aggies
"a.
/ Wyoming 49, Colorado Is.
/ Oklahoma Aggies %, Grinnell 2S.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-01-29
Lopez and Wilson Are
Dodger Holdouts Again

New York Jan. 29.-(F>-A Lopez
and Hack Wilson, who gave the
Brooklyn Dodgers several headaches
last year before agreeing to terms, are
holdouts again.
Lopez, perpery little Cuban catcher
has returned his contract unsigned
because lie did not think he had re-
ceived as big al, increase as his work
IN 1888 deserved.
Wilson Is trying to persuade club
officials he should receive the same
salary he was paid last year. The
Dodgers can't see 1t that way at the
moment.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-01-29
FRANK LEE SCORES
2S COUNTERS With.
DAZZLING EXHIBITION
Hi.linerS Lead ParochiaI 0uint
Until Near End Of First
Quarter Play
CODDING HIGH FOR Valley
Both Team Show Signs Of Fa.
ti1us In Their Second
Game Of Weekend
C0DDING HIGH FOR VALLEY

st. Marys high school basketball
team Of Bismarck had little trouble
in beating the Valley City Hi.Liners
1870 IN q sharp-shoot game play
ed at the World War Memorial build
ing Saturday night
Frank Lee, accurate forward Tor
the Saints, although heavily guarded
throughout the contest. scored % OF
the points for the Bismarck team. Bob
Murphy and Tommy Lee. guards. be-
sides being the mainstays Of the ST..
MaryS defense. were effective In ad-
vancing the ball 10 scoring position.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-01-29
Canton Ski Tourney
Stopped by Weather

Canton, 8. D., Jan. 2o.-(PAA high
wind. coupled with treacherous icy
slide, combined to force cancellation
Of all exhibition jumping at the Sioux
Valleys clubs 18th annual ski tourna-
ment here Sunday.
A gale from the north made Jump
Ing efforts hazardous and only few
Of the two-score riders present were
willing to take chances Of serious tn
ltury. These included Casper Oimoen
Minot, N. D.; Harold Sorenson, Nor
folk, Conn.,; Ray Mikkelson and Roll
Wigaard, Auburn, CAL. and Sigurd
Jorgensoia, Brooklyn.
Oimoen's best jump was 13a feet.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-01-29

WaShburn as; Garrison Is.
Raleigh IL; Shields l.
New Salem AZ; Hebron 1.
New Salem Second team) &; He
bron (Second team 4.
Glen Ullin %; Belfield IL (Friday)
New England is: Belfield IA.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-01-29
Young cramer. Formerly oi
Winnipeg, Will Battle
Rod McMiIIen

New England. N. D., Jan. 2o.-Young
Cramer, Winnipeg professional. and
Rod McNlillen, former North Dakota
State College football hero and heavy
weight boxing champion, will head
line 30-round boxing card at New
England on Lincoln's birthday, Mon
Gay night. Feb. IL, 1t is announced by
Arvid Wiklund, manager Of the State
Theatre.
Arrangements for the main bout
have just been completed and Man
ager Wiklund and r. 3. McMillen are
searching for the right men to match
against Young Kingsley, fast light
weight Of Mott. and for q good heavy
to 60 against Cecil Boettcher Of New
England, who last winter won in
Golden Glove contest at North Da-
kota State.
McMillen. athletic coach at New
England high school, will have some
OF his best young boxers In some Of
the preliminary events.
Young (E. O. Cramer now resides
at Mott. Several years ago he was
active In Winnipeg fight circles as q
professional. He once gave = SIX
round exhibition with Angus McDon-
aid, heavyweight champion Of west.
ern Canada. He won q six-round de-
cision over Nick Schmeung. cousin
to the former world champion. and
went four rounds In an exhibition
bout with Jimmie Gibbons Of st. Paul
Cramer won nine professional bat
ties. three by knockouts against Jim
mie MacMahon. Erick Dilges and Tony
Morelli. He gained decisions ovel
Slim Meredith, Tony F1amond, Mich
Schmeling, +. Goblin and Bert Scho-
field. With Goblin he went six rounds
to q draw and eight rounds with Free
Hansen to q draw. He won by tech.
nical knockout from &. o. Kelly. NJ
decision was rendered In six-rounc
bouts with Billie O'Brien and H. Cobb
He lost once on . foul to Tony Fla.
mond.
Cramer Is as years old and weighl
It's pounds. He trained with the fol-
flowing well-known battlers, Franl
Battaglia. Laurie Peppin, Angus Mao
donald, Harry Dillon, Charlie Bel
Hanger and Del Fbntaine.
McMillen's battles at State Colleg'
land In Golden Gloves contests at col
llege have made him well-known owe
North Dakota. Rod also lived In th'
Mott community.
Local fans feel the match between
tRod and Cramer Is q natural.
Boxing is new game 1T New Eng
land but Wiklund feels certain thu
with the great interest which is boun'
to develop with the Alillen. Crane
90, boxing viii get great start In thi
lefty.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-01-29
Frank Lee Runs Up
Staggering Total

"Aw, Lee wasn't hot tonight" q
fan remarked after the st. Mary's-
Valley City game Saturday night,
you ought to have seen him ~
During the contest Saturday Lee
scored but % Of st. Mary's 40
points.
In Is games this season. Lee has
averaged Is points a game, bring
ing his total to 323. Opponents
have totaled only 23O points.
Tho st. Mary's squad has rung
up 625 counters In the 13 games,
averaging 40 points for every con-
test.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-01-29
Hibbing Puck Men
Defeat ST, Paul

st. Paul. Jan. 20.-(RH RHHibbins's
persistent attack and willingness TO
take chances earned the Miners : IL
overtime decision over st. Paul In q
rough Central hockey league contest
here Sunday night.
The Saints led until the third per-
1od. when Andrews counted to make
the score ii and force 1t into over
time. Owens provided the winning
marker in the extra frame.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-01-29
Dunn Center Heads
Dunn County League


Dunn Center. N. D., Jan. ~
Dunn Center high schools basketball
team remains high In the Dunn coun-
ty league. which includes the teams
Of Werner. Halliday and Killdeef, BY
virtue Of . 45.17 win over the Halli-
! day Wolverines.
The Dunn Center girls team scored
q A.6 victory over the Halliday girls
quint.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-01-29
Three Volleyball
Matches Scheduled

volIGvbau games between the
Con,ets and Elks teams. Kiwarts and
Ltons, and Company A versus the
eeeond squad Of the same company,
are announced for Tuesday evening
bY 0og y. Mcleod.
The contests are held in the World
MnF Memorial building and play
Deo1te at Z O'Clock.
4 East Thursdays contests resulted
~ = itye-game victory for Company
n 0vef KiWanis.
The Ei1s also won five games from
D isae
-,
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-01-29
New Leipzig Turns
Back Carson Quint
Tribune Special Sefvice)

New Leipzig. N. D., Jan. D.
Avenging m early-season of1e-point
defeat, tho New Leipzig Trojans turn
ed back the Carson independents IS
to 10 In q game on the New Leipzig
floor.
Following Is q summary Of the con-
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-01-29
BEARS m EASY WIN

Ios Angeles, Jan. 2o.-lRNA1dsd
By ths breaks o. the game, ths CHI
caeo Bears. professional tooto
chauapions, defeated the National An
Stars u 70 o Sunday. Twenty -four
thousand persons watched tho gamAs
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-01-29

Michaelangelo was only the first
name Of the great sculptor His full
name was Michelangelo Buonarroti.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-01-29

I0taI8 8............I6 vi
Referee: M. H. Anderson, huther): :
umpire: Donald Arthur, North Da.
kota StAte).
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-01-29

II . few drops Of olive Of 1aso added
to the water when washing chsmois
leather gloves, the gloves viii ncb ~
come hard oe III 90 y.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-01-29

Personal fouls: Morningside: Dean
z, Wilfong, VanDyke, Rosenberg 4,
Saunderson. Childers. North Dakota
Agricultural college: Marquardt 3,
Bernard, Anderson, Mikkelson, Neck
er 3, Olson.
Score at half: N. p. A, G, %,
Morningside 8.
Referee. Beha, Creighton
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-01-29
new ENGLAND Will SEE FIRST
BOXING SHOW MONDAY, FEB. Il
N. D. High School
Court Schedules
Monday
Dickinson at Glendive, Mont.
Tuesday

MONDAY
Dickinson at Glendive, Mont.
Tuesday
Minot vs.. st. Leo's CMinot).
Taylor at New Salem.
New Leipzig at Mott.
Cando at Rugby.
Sheyenne at Maddox.
Donnybrook at Mohall.
Adams at Michigan.
F1axton at Bowbells.
!Fairmount at Campbell.
New Rockford at Fessenden.
Minnewaukan at Leeds.
Mil,1or at Lisbon.
Kidder, 8. D., at Monango.
Gascoyne at Reeder.
Pingree at Wimbledon.
Hazen at Stanton.
Grandin at Halstad.
Grafton at Park River A G,
Tappen at Steele.
Stanley At Berthold.
Wednesday
St. Mary's (Bismarck) at Mandan.
Breckenridge, Mimi, at Wahpeton.
McClusky at Goodrich.
Thursday
Page at Grandin.
Friday
Bismarck at Dickinson.
Fargo at Moorhead, MINI.
Minot at Grand Forks.
Valley City at jamestown.
Carson at Leith.
New Leipzig at Regent.
Belfield at Dickinson Model
Hebron at Glen Ullin.
New Salem at Richardton.
Fessenden at Maddox.
Darlington at McClusky.
Mohall at Kenmare.
Williston at Watford City.
Fairdale at Adams.
Hope at Aneta.
Beach Ut Sentinel Butte
Beulah at Stanton.
Hettinger at Bowman.
Cooperstown at Finley.
Crosby at Flaxton.
Baldwin at Dazey.
Eckelson at Fingal.
Lakota At Leeds.
Lisbon at Ellendale.
Sharon at Neville.
Milnor at Havana.
Fullerton at Monango.
Oriska at Green.
Sherwood at Lansford.
Litchville at Svea.
Heaton at Sykeston.
Wallum at Courtenay.
La Moure at Cakes.
Wimbledon at Rogers.
Velva at AnamooSe.
Ashley at Napoleon,
Marion at Edgeley.
Toga at McGregor.
Goodrich at Mercer.
Dunn Center at Killdeer.
Drayton q: Pembina.
Haynes at Rhame.
Drake at Harvey.
Page at Grandin.
New Rockford at Minnewaukan.
Grafton at Bowesmont.
Cleveland at Englevale.
Dawson at Medina.
Berthold at Stanley.
Granville at Norwich.
Tower City at Nome.
Park River A. g. at Osnabrock
6piritwood at Pingree.
Saturday
Devils Lake at Bismarck. .
Minot at Cando.
Dickinson Model at Belfield.
Bowman at Scranton.
Hillsboro at Fairmount.
Reeder at Marmarth.
Grandin at Fargo Reserves.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-01-29
GRANGE nm TT

Illinois 3 one Of the few schools In
the midwest that doesn't owe . cent
on its football stadium, field house
and other athletic buildings.
The Bismarck tribune., 1934-01-29

julius Caesar was born In July and
the month was named in his honor.