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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-24
|BREVARD CARS
COLLIDE; u. S..
ENGLISH DIES.

BREVARD. June 24.-Hysses
Enal;sh. AZ farmer of near
Brevard. was fatally injured at 10
o'clock Saturday night when the
car he was driving was in a COLI
sion with a car driven by Will
Moore. negro, at a street intersec-
ION On North Caldwell street
here. English suffered broken
neck and chest injuries.
Charles Null, Glenn Shipman,
and Tom Cantrell, who heard the
noise caused by the crash of the
two automobiles, rushed to the
scene and pulled English from the
wrecked car. English died before
a physician. who was summoned,
could arrive.
Moore, driver of the car which
was in collision with the one driy-
en- by English, went to the main
business section in search Of an
officer and a doctor. He surren-
dered to Special Officer Eek Sims
and was lodged in the Transy:-
vania county Jail here to await
the verdict of the coroner's jury
which will hold an inquest today.
Ulysses English was the son Of
Robert English, a farmer. He is
survived by his parents, two sis
tiers and brother.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-24
Kanuga Pageant
Depicts Seasons
:, OF Church Life

"A large number of visitors at
tended the presentation of the
religious pageant, "The Message
of the Seasons given on Sun
dav evening at Kanuga Lake,
conference center of the Epis-
copal church, as part of the pro-
gram for the young peoples con-
ference now in session here.
The Easter, Christmas, Lent,
Whitsunday and the other sea-
sons of the church year were ar
tistically represented, with APP
propriate music by mixed quar-
tet composed of Jesse Parker,
Wilmington, N. c., tenor, Bessie
Hayward, Columbia, soprano,
and Louis and Mary Thomas,
Marshall, Mo-, baritone and alto
Those taking part, in the pag-
cant were: Sue Legare, Mary
Jervey, Betty Agnew, Billy Han
excl, Henry Deas, Charleston, 8
c.; Marianne Marscher Beaufort
Is. c.; Mary Thomas Bunch, MI
Pleasant, S. c.; George Palmer
Allendale, S. CO Virginia Hay
den, and Elizabeth Skinner, Au-
gusta, Ca; Irene Weston, Mildu'
Sylman, Anne Belser, Columbia
Is. c.; Jerry Tyndall, Mt. owe
S. c.; Mary Grace Poynor, FLOR
ence. S. c.. and Newman Jones'
Hendersonville.
The young peoples conference
will end at Kanuga on frlaay
morning, and on Saturday, june
goth the Junior conference 19 J
boys and girls of the ages ~, 10
and Id years of age will begin
for a two weeks session. rms M.
will be followed by the adul'
and clergy conferences, dates 1oi
these being July 1927.
The program for the remainder
of the young peoples conference
will be, Wednesday afternoon
swimming meet; "Wednesday eve
ming, model service league meet
ings and final diocesan confer
ences; Thursday evening, ban
suet, followed by the campfire
by the lakeside with award OF
cups to the best all round boy
and girl campers, and announce
ment of the groups winning tht
penants for greatest number Oh
points in athletics, quarters IN
spections, and stunts.
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Bradley and Miss Fannie G. Brad
ley. of Mocksville, left yesterday
after a short stay at the Skyland
hotel. The young ladies are the
nieces of Mrs. Alice Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Cline, of
Hickory, and Mr.. Wayne Copen-
haver, of Marion, Va, were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. @.
Hewitt, who also had as guests
yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. William
Fisher of Atlanta, Ga.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. c. Brannon, of
Orlando, Fla. who are spending
a while in Asheville, were in the
city yesterday. Miss Chloe Bran
non, who motored to Asheville
with them, has returned home. Joe
Brannon is the guest of Pete
Stokes this week.
Miss Mary Ewbank, who spent
a week at Virginia Beach with her
aunts, Mrs. C. H. Campbell and
Miss Maude Schaeffer, after the
houseparty-cruise, returned home
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Green, of
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-24
YALE PROFESSOR
TO WE'D SISTERS0F
DAUGHTERS FIANCE

NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, June "a.
fJIP1-Dr. Joannes de. Barenne,
so, leading Yale faculty member
will marry the sister of his daugh-
ter's fiance, and that-according
to Yale mathematicians - will
make him the brother-in-law OF
his new son-in-law.
His bride-to-be is Miss Emily
Grenee, 20, Yale art student, and
daughter of D. Crosby Greene
Boston eye and throat specialist:
The engagement of Prof. de
Barenne's daughter, Charlotte, to
D. Crosby Greene, Jr.,-brother
of Emily-was announced in Feb
ruary. DR.. de Barenne holds a
sterling professional chair in
Physiology.
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GLIDING CARRIERS,
SHORE SILENCER
AMONG INVENTIONS
CONTINUED from mage one)

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to pudding, in four minutes fiat.
It's done with steam.
Hens who have been bluffing
their way through life, escaping
the oven by cackling over eggs
produced by more serious-minded
fowl, are trapped by device
which lets the bird from the nest
only when she has laid an egg. If
no egg is achieved after a reason
able time biddy energies through
an opening which leads to a crate.
The crate is shipped to market.
A machine which rocks baby's
cradle electrically and without
sentiment, gliding garters which
give when the wearer sits down
and eliminates stocking runs. a
collar button which finds itself, a
snore silencer, a cellophane bath
ing suit which is definitely Opaque,
a pair of golf trousers with bulge
less pockets for golf balls. and a
vest pocket camp stool are avail
able.
There is also a perpetual mo-
ton machine.
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AUCTION SALES
TUESDAY.

A public auction sale OF tne Ill, trs
Art Gallery will begin on Tues esq y :
June 25, and sales will be nel d a. a.
2 o'clock in the afternoon anu CO
7:3O in the evening. .,,oo OF
tho store at 522 North Main street
each day. Accommodates o+rons
been provided to n attsndipg the
comfortable while attehuihe
sale, it was SAID; s,.od Of auc-
The stock to be offered az ,.r arS
ton consists of imported 1 lailpH,
rugs, chinaware and md rare S oo' ers'
of art. A free gift " will i d be pre- ee.
se Sc to the first 25 ladies nesui em q
tering the store on the opening
day of the sale.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-24
Accuse Patrolman
In Friends Death

DENVER, Colo, June "a. (UP)
Authorities announced today that
murder charges would be filed
against Patrolman Ernest Ayres
in connection with the Staying 1T
Arthur P. Ware, Jr., %, wealthy
young executive of a wholesale
drug company.
Wares body was found in his
parked car in a residential section
yesterday. There was bullet
wound in his head.
He was last seen leaving the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Malo,
one of Colorado's wealthiest fami-
lies, in the company of Ayres.
Ayres and other policemen had
been assigned to duty at the "com-
ing out" party of Edith Malo,
daughter of the wealthy invest
ment broker and industrialist.
Ayres told police he awoke at
4:3O a. m. in Wares coupe and
found blood dripping on his face.
After ascertaining Ware was dead,
he said he found his service re-
volver lying on the seat between
them. He walked home and in
formed his wife of Wares death.
She Immediately drove him to po-
lice headquarters.
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DEATH PENALTY
TO BE DEMANDED
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brutal attack in desolate ceme-
terry ravine, were thwarted by the
swift action of authorities who
spirited him away to a secret hid
ing place, variously reported as in
Springfield and Bloomington.
Three of Thompson's previous
girl victims, who escaped with
their lives, were ready to testify
against him, it was reported. He
had selected them, according to
his diary, because they were of
too good reputation to stand for
publicity by prosecuting him. but
the vicious death of the Hallmark
girl, whose neck was broken by
violent blow on her jaw, moved
them to volunteer.
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Plant CITY Fla, have taken the
A. C. Hewitt home in Laurel Park
and will be joined by other MEM
beers of their family later.
Miss Elizabeth Hunter is spend
ing this week on houseparty at
Myrtle Beach, S. c., given by q
group of college mates at Brenau.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Langdon Hanna
and infant daughter, Katherine
Sewer, have just returned from a
visit to relatives in Brookfield,
Mo. The two latter will spend the
summer at Camp Greystone.
Miss George Sandifer, who is
doino social service work in Ashe-
Vile under Miss Grace Miller, was
at home for the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Schenck
have returned to Hickory after a
weekend visit to Mr.. C. D. Weeks:
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Ham had
as their guests yesterday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Shepherd. OF Clinton, 5. e.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jones Ellison
and baby, of Seneca.
Mr.. L. A. Burckmyer, of Au-
gusta, Ca, was here for the week
end, having come up especially for
a trip through the Smokes. Il,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Hewitt and
daughter, Miss Evelyn Hewitt, are
residing at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Hewitt this summer.
They moved today. =,
Friends of Miss Hazel Ray Will
be sorry to learn that she under
went an operation for appendicitis
this morning at Patton Memorial
hospital.
Mrs. Marguerite Jennings of
Spartanburg, S. c., Just returned
from New York and is the guest
today of Mrs. G. l.. Crawford.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-24
CAR CHANGES HANDS

SAN CFIANNEO tIHFNDO
J. F. Brooks, county coroner,
has sold the T-model Ford which
has been in continuous use for
ten years, and incidentally gained
the reputation of being a close
trader.
doc" traded the T-model on a
new car and the dealer then gave
him the Ford back. Doc finally
persuaded himself to sell the faith
ful "Lizzie" and it went on the
block Saturday.
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GUESTS AT The
KENTUCKY HOME

; Among the guests at the Men
tucky Home are Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Jerow and son, Green's
horo: Mr.. and Mrs. George n;
Feagle YaldOsta, Ga; Dr. ana
Mrs. Shushan, New Orleans. La;
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Martin ana
daughters, Misses Keeta and Ray,
st. Petersburg, Fla; Mr.; George
lanes, St. Petersburg; Mrs: JACK
Brown, Sumter, S. c.: DR.. Howell
Dean, Bradenton, Fla; MRS
Birdie N. White and Miss White,
Winter Haven, Fla; Mr.. ana
Mrs. p. l.. Pomeroy, Blaeksnear'
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-24
MONDAY, JUNE "a, ,,,'
y ystiyss right. ' T5s2' The :,p
Jefferson for buying l, @s2ser's
NOTICE

By virtue of the
f f, upon ME, BY 9ve , Power n,
the dN Superior Court u Judgment )
&c c9q I1Iy, entered inter on Il h. H 's5
OF o. June, 1885, I will VT, q, IM i,
day day of July, 1895. n ., \ ,&
house nc seo door DOR of Hends e. y H.
atone at one o'clock PM, s's so ess
te bidder, for ca cas-, islt .,as
tain tain real alp property in,I H.,aa;as
the sts SGp4h H cssolins, iEs'ss
PIE PIE Street, near the deDS5 az
city, and fully dess1fiSS.'', IN u
Deed re, recorded in 'iBS oaGs j, j
page 1873, Registry o Of H.,lss t|
{ reference to t, 1 Ns:ta
hereby 1 had for a n ne Wild nd
description of said i''i go s'alt,
premises. 'sAds d
Dated and posted Hi,
1885. Why JlIe d
6-24-Mon-4tp C o"l1
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PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Mrs. R. H. Gregory and Miss
jamie Gregory, of Rocky Mount
formerly of Virginia; Mrs. Z. r.
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ALONG THE STREET

CONTINUED from mage one)
meeting, the installation was post.
|poned.
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OAK RETREAT
NEWS

Mrs. D. F. Morgan and young
son. Ben, of La GRANGE, Ga, are
guests of the formers mother,
Mrs. B. F. Morrow, at Oak Re.
treat.-Mrs. w. T. Nettles OF
Gainesville. Fla, Mr.. j.; A. Rus,
sell, Miss Lila Russell, Mrs. Lloyd
Rs,son and Miss Blanche Nor
row, all of Charlotte. are recent
arrivals
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-24

Our attitude toward Japan is
understandable. Many rich peo-
pie hate to see common people
getting rich.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-24
sv Mrs. c. r. McManaway
Society Editor
Phone 50 Before IL Noon
LOVELY BRIDGE FOR
VOTING SET

LOVELY BNIDoL Wv
YOUNG SET r uos hos
Miss Winona EwoanK was ms .
tess on Saturday afternoon a. a. |"
beautiful bridge at Gray HaoieS S
home of her parents, Mr. anu
Mrs. F. A. Ewbank. Inc cil"I h -.
of the rooms was enhanced OS
the lavish use of field towers lowers
the TALES, with yellow ana green a
nredominating, furthering the
motif. u,. &c u;oL-
Mrs. Lewis Schenek OF hieN
ory, won the trophy Tor s tT9
score, while second high was nTLa
nv Mrs. L. P. Rake, EvanS' i;i
Ind. When cards had been . ia,G
aside a salad course was ser sSeJ
- about 20 guests who ATTENDED
This attractive affair.
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Where other animal pictures left
off, this one starts. Unbelievable
Until you see it This aerial
journey into the kingdom of claw
and fang!
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SATURDAY EVENING
SnI0cE CHARMING

commander and Mrs. K. Is.
Hammes entertained on Saturday
&snino at a delightfully."- inform
Il bridge of two tables Roses
and dahlias added a eol0rtql note
Mrs. R. A. Fairies of Charleston,
g C. was presented with the
prize for high score among tne
ladies. while that for gentlemen
vent to Mr.. John S. Forrest;
Z The guests, who enjoyed an
iced course after the games: IN
shded Mrs. F. d. Young of WASH
nSton, d. c.. Mrs. Fairless. Mr..
Hillary Neighbors, DR.. George
MeMurphy and Mr.. and Mrs. For
rest.
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NEWS AT ALLEN
HOUSE

Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Harley, OF
Ct petersburg, Fla, have taken
an apartment with Mrs. NJ; K
Allen at the Allen House.-Mrs.
Lillian Cork and daughter, Fran
ces of St. Petersburg, have an
apartment in the same house
Misses Sarah and Frances Harris
of Knoxville, Tenn, were guests
Yesterday of Mrs. Allen. = Mr..
and Mrs. Sumerel and daughter
of Clinton, S, c., were weekend
visitors.
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ENTERTAINS AT HOUSE

I'm EN AkANo
or Mrs. Mildred C. Palmer Of
Florida entertained at a small
bridge-tea on Saturday afternoon
a. the House of Charm where
Mrs, Tripp of Florida, is cater J
inc to parties this season; MIS- s
pa PaImsr's guests included Mrs. Z.
g Hayiland of st. Petersburg,
Mesdames A. w. Grower ana n.
B. Kelly.
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Ca. Mr. and Mrs. G. 2. SSnaI-
f S% Orlando, Fla; Mrs. Tone'
Mrs. ]. H. Thomas foreS' 0''
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-21
Babe Ruth Insists He Will Not
Wind Up Career as Part
Time Performer

New York, Feb. 2l-(P,-Baseball's
biggest question Mark George Her.
man Ruth. Is home again. but he is
unable to tell whether he will find all
acceptable job in the game he hes
pcrsonified for more than a decade.
Returning from a world tour that
combined business and pleasure and
re- demonstrated his tremendous pull
at the box office. the Babe readily
said he had no idea what he would
eio this summer although he scarcely
could conceive the possibility that no
baseball job would be open TO him.
Ruth gave few definite answers to
the rattle-frc Of questions hurled at
him when his boat locked but out CT
the conversation these points develop
cd:
He will not wind up his career
as a part-time performer or as a
pirch hitter spending most OF his
time on the bench.
2-Hs big ambition still is TO be-
come a major league manager.
3-1f he signs a contract with the
New York Yankees, it will be as
regular outfielder.
I'm 50 thrilled to get back home
that I don't know what will do"
said the Babe 1T will take me few
days 10 recover my bearings
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-21
'M'Lean Cage Meet
Will Open Friday
Garrison Will Be Host to coun.
ty Tournament; coIeharbor
to Defend Title
(Special 10 The Tribune)

Garrison, N. D., Feb. 2l.-Play in
the annual Mclean county high
school basketball tournament will
open here Friday with Coleharbor,
defending champions. established as
pre-tournament favorites to retain
the trophy they won last year.
Rated as strong contenders for the
title are the Underwood Comets who
have split even in two games with the
Coleharbor cagers this season. Other
strong teams given q chance to upset
the pre-tournament favorites are
those from Wilton, Garrison and
Wasllburn.
Wilton will oppose Garrison in the
first round which opens at 2 p. M,
Friday. Mercer will battle Turtle
Lake at 3 p. M; Underwood takes on
Washburn at Z p. m, and Coleharbor
meets Max at 8 p. m.
Semi-finals viii be played at 10 q.
M, Saturday: the consolation games
at 2 p. m. and the championship
struggle Saturday evening.
Trophies will be awarded for first
and second place teams In the tourna-
ment. A trophy will also be given to
the team showing the best sports
manship. Arnold Van Wyk and w. H.
Payne will act 8S referees.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-21
Old Style Lager,
Regulatory Dept.
Bowlers Triumph
LOO Taxi and Singer Sewing
Machine Teams Beaten in
Commercial League

Regulatory Department trundlers
won all three games from the 1-lO0
taxi team while the Old Style Lager
bowlers had plenty of trouble winning
Two out Of three from the Singer
Sewing Machine five in Commercial
league games rolled Wednesday night.
Anderson set the high three-game
score for the evening by slamming
the naples for counts of 1852, 178 and
1875 to lead the Regulatory aggrega-
ton in their wins. Wilhelm was high
pingetter for the TaXimen with a
49, fetal.
Winning their first game with only
one pin to spare. the Old Style Lager
team faltered in the second game
and then came back to annex the
rubber match with five pins to the
good. Owens was high man for the
winners with 5l4 pins III three games
while H. B. Lift with a 473 total was
the best for the Sewing Machine
team.
Ccores
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-21
Kingfish Is Afraid
Supply Of Set-Ups
Will Run Out Soon
I Got Personality Boasts Lev.
insky Preparing for Bout
at Daytona Beach

Daytona Beach, Fla, Feb. 2l.-(P)
There arc poor old athletes work
ing their haphazard ways around this
part Of the country whose ears never
stop ringing. If Max Baer isn't pop
ping EN- over, it's Tony Shucco, and
il it isn't Shucco, it's Kingfish Lev
insky.
The Kingfish Chotcha, got per-
sonality) is in town to drill one Jim
(Killer Garfield in Armstrong s
warehouse on the other side Of the
railroad tracks Thursday night. The
kingfish put the proper aspect on
the situation.
II knocked out five guys since
left Chicago" he says, "a guy named
Red Tom in Sarasota, another mug
with beard named Savage in Tam
pa, fancy guy named Teddy De-
marino. in one Of them Palm Beach
es, Jack Townsend in Jacksonville
and this guy tonight"
The fact that the supply is fast
running out bothers the Kingfish,
They want his in st. Petersburg. Or
lando, Tampa again, Charlotte,
Charleston, New Orleans, Dallas,
Houston and Fort Worth and II Tom,
Savage, Garfield and Townsend can
hold out, those places will see him.
Remembering that night in Chi
cago when Max Baer knocked him
out the southern fans have 4 lot OF
fun shouting to him take q mum.
Der from one to ten, Kingfish."
"See," he says. Il got personality.
They're all the Kingfish.s friends"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-21
Wilton and Garrison
Beaten by Underwood
Especial 10 the Tribune)

Underwood, N. D., Feb. 2l.-R-
Underwood's high school Comets won
two more basketball games during
the past week to bring their seasons
total to IA victories. Their record IS
marred by only one defeat.
Tuesday the Underwood cagers de-
feated the Wilton five. SO to Is, and
Friday turned back the Garrison
quint, as to 3.
In the Wilton game the Comets
started slowly and at half time were
In the lead l1-8. During the second
half however, they played fast bask-
etball and scored Is points to Will
tons Z. Gogstetter at forward for
the Comets was outstanding, scoring
five field goals and three free throws.
Is. Polonsky played best for Wilton.
In the Garrison game the Comets
again started slowly. leading at half
time Ill. In the second half the
Comets outscored their opponents
1872. Engler at center for the Comets
and Temanson at forward also played
bang-up games. Johnson and Spiel
man ct guards also turned in good
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-21
INDEPENDENTS USE
SUPERIOR Height
TO DOWN SAVAGES
Bio Ted Meinhover Finds Hoop
for Ten Field Goals in
Wednesday Encounter
STUMPF PAGES VISITORS
Mandan Bears Win Nip.and.
Tuck Preliminary Game From
Teachers Reserves

Bisma rck'S rangy PhantomS, head
cd for a state independent basketball
title. easily defeated the smaller
Dickinson State Teachers college
team. AZ to &c. in a game played
here Wednesday night.
Using their superior height With
deadly effectiveness under the basket
and alternating with long range shots
that frequently found the hoop the
local independents ran up a one
sided score against Coach Harry
Wcinbergen's Savages, who despite
their big handicap in size showed
great fighting spirit and didn't quit
trying until the final whistle blew.
In a preliminary game the Mandan
Bears, Independent quint, turned
back the Dickinson reserves. % TO q,
in a heated encounter.
Except for brief period in the
first half when the Savagcs matched
basket for basket with the Phantoms
scoring efforts, the local quint vas
never in danger. Paced by Big Ted
Meinhover, they ran up an l8 to 9
advantage in the first half and in
creased that margin rapidly after the
intcrnlission.
MeinhOvcr Sets Pace
Meinhover who has been having
difficulty finding the hoop of late,
finally located 1t just in front OF the
blackboard ard registered ten buckets
from close range for high scoring
honors.
Frank Stumpf, former Mandan
high school star. and Doering. visi-
tors pivot man. led the Dickinson
1uint. scoring four field goals and a
gift shot each while Larson, team
mate in the fore court, contributed
much to the Saragcs' attack and reg
istered twice from the floor.
Osmund Bagccnstoss. graduate OF
Dickinson hisa last year, showed
promise of Developing into one OF the
best guards in the state college con-
ference within the next two years.
Playing his first game before local
fans in Phantom uniform. Harold
TAFT, University OF North Dakota ath-
letc. turned in q nice performance
while Don Bondy. recently acquired
from Sis Chicken Pickers. came into
his own for tho first time since join
ing the locals and Gagged five field
goals in the last half, Summary:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-21
THAN Cagers Annex
Grant County Title
Especial 10 the Tribune)

THAN, N. D., Feb. 2l.-(R-Win-
ners OF the Grant county champion
ship, the THAN consolidated high
school basketball team will be en-
tered in the state consolidated tour
ney in March.
THAN defeated Raleigh, 20 to 23,
in the finals Of the Grant county
tournament Tuesday. It was the
third year the local team has taken
the title. Rossum, Huber and Mavis
were high-point men and outstand-
ing performers for the winners while
Peterson and Westrum were the
strongest players in the Raleigh line
up. Summary:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-21
Young Net Star
Fulfius Promise
Connecticut Girl Sweeps to
Brilliant Victory in Indoor
Quarter.finaIs

New York, Feb 2l.-tP4-A year
ago Helen Antolnette Petersen Of
Stamford, Conn. was labelled a
promising young tennis player" She
still is young and has fulfilled the
promise.
She has swept through the current
women's national indoor champion
ship to brilliant heights with quar-
ter.final round of Nine Sylvia Jung
Henrotin of France. a heavy favortte.
So Thursday Miss Petersen en-
cages Millicent Hirsch, an l8-year