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consuelo, sin desahogo, sin eX-
pansiones.
Cuando la confession lego a
su punto culminante y Gusta-
vo habl6 de la transformation
que en- el habia lido operandose
despu6s de cometida la falta,
cuando esta era va irremedia-
bic, tuvo acentos conmovedores
y sinceros, y Andrea, dejando
correr libremente sus lagrimas,
Sc permiti6 1nicamente excla-
mar, como supreme reproche:
-iQue te he hecho 20, para
que tie hayas complacido Ell ha-
cerme tan desgraciada!
Y no dijo mas; este fue TODD.
Justa, impartial y generosa, a
pesar de la infamia de aquel in
feliz, vefa en- 81 ciertO fondo de
La gaceta., 1935-08-22

round, 3 por l, y despues ven
ciendo a Hungria con "score"
de 21A por ~.
Empataron los sudamerica-
nos con Polonia, de 2 a 2. Ell
dnico match que ha lido en- con-
ira de la Argentina es ell segun-
do, cuando rerdi6 en- contra de
los Estados Unidos.
La posici6n de los teams es
la siguiente: Suecia, Is CANA
dos y 7 perdides; Austria, 1919
ganados, 62 perdidos; Hun
gria, IL ganados, 9 perdidos
Estonia, 1912 ganados, 512 per-
didos; Argentina, 1912 CANA
Idos, 812 perdidos; Estados Uni
dos, 1912 ganades, 49, perdi-
dos; Polonia, 10 y 6; Francia,
10 y Z; I~nglaterra, 10 y Z; Ju-
goeslavia, 812 y 612; Latvia,
49, y 712; Checoeslovaquia, 8
Iy Z; Lituania, 8 y 7; Palestine,
8 y8; Finlandia, 7R y 812; Ru-
mania, 612 y 912; Dinamarca,
5 y IL; Italia, 512 y 1919; Sui,
"a, 3 y 10, e Irlanda, 212 y
1872.
La gaceta., 1935-08-22

no eres Luis! Eres eli otro......
Gustavo, ell esposo de la loca, ell
padre de Lolin.
Y rompi6 en- amargos solo :
EOS.
i Perd6n, Andrea, perd6n
-replic6 Gustavo, a quien des-
de ahora Wolverines a dar su
verdadero nombre.
i Perd6n! = exclam6 An
drea. = lY 20? lQue va a ser
de mi?
Gustavo no supo que contes-
tar.
i Que va a ser de mi?-re-
piti6 Andrea con exaltaci6n.
amo, tie amo! Y bien: til
eres ell esposo de Soledad, ell pa
dre de Lolin...,,. 1Que vas a ha-
Ger tn? Di, di.
La gaceta., 1935-08-22

ratas lie batearan 6 hits, no de-
jandolos llegar a la gonna. Al
.fonso Lopez dispar6 un hit en-
&c, Oh, 0e.s
Les Atleticos ganaron e4 pri-
nero, pero les TOGO perder ell Sc
|gundo, con los Indios.
Filadssfia Toe, 13h, lie; Gle
|veland Sc, 12h, De.
Filadelfia DC, Ali, 4e; Cleve-
land &c, 8h, De.
Mas Sc distanciaron aver los
Yankees de los Tigres, en- la
competencia por ell campeonato,
al ganar ell primer desaffo con
los Brawns y perder ell segun-
do. Gehrig bats6 un "jonrg6n'.
New York lac 16h, lie; st.
La gaceta., 1935-08-22

dlo justo; pero que aumenta-
ra mi remordimiento... iAh!
Despreciame; pero no me o.
dies. He sido un criminal, un
tie he perdido, te he
ultrajado en- 10 que mas apre-
cia la mujer; pero ha sido por
10 mas terrible, por 10 mas de-
,sesperante que puede sufrir ell
ser humane: ipor hambre!
Andrea lie ola, mirandole con
mas lastima que odio.
Realmente, la inspiraba aquel
desdichado, criminal por ham
bre.
i Odiarte! = murmur6 la
infeliz. All No. iOdiarte no
podre! Lo mereces; pero.... ides
dichada de MIL. lite amo, Luis,
mo, no! No eres Luis.
La gaceta., 1935-08-22

mejores eondiciones paraInA
carrera te@tral que. para llegara
a la cuspide del peso complete,
Jack Doyle, de Irlanda, tenor,
y Buddy Baer, baritone, de Ca
lifornia, Sc batiraS esta noche
bajo la direction dska empresa
Madison Square Ga@en.
. Doyle asegura que es mejor
.pugilista que tefor, pero otras
personals afirman 10 contrario
Baer canta lpor la Radio, Guam
do Sc lie ofrece una oportuni-
dad, y en- los 1ltimos meses, g
la sombra de su hermale, ha
cazado "paIomas" en- diferentes
lugares del pals.
La empresa calcula que 10000
fanatics acudiran a presen.
ciar ell bout, pagando en- las
taquillas S35, 900 de los cuale;
recibira $4,000 o $1,000 cadf
uno de los gladiadores.
Baer llevara una ventaja a
Doyle, en- el peso, de cerca dt
$50 libras y de sus ultimas q
ipelea, 25 las ha ganado por Ii
l"vfa del sueno".
Sc cargaban a Doyle, anteS
de sU vista a los Estados Uni.
dos, At victorias por nocaut er
I'm total de 81. En- ell territoric
americana ha sostenido tres pc.
leas y las tres las ha ganadc
|por cuenta de los "barrigones'
Phil Donate, Jack Redman
Bob Norton.
La gaceta., 1935-08-22

l~Reiampago Sagiero peleara
con Chino Alvarez, 81 ell j6ven
de Camaguey Sc atiene a una
noticia que nos mandara la Sc
mana pasada. "Diganle a ia
Gaceta", manifesto ell excam-
te6n culbano del peso weller,
que voy a pelear con Alvarez y
que ell Chino va a acordarse de
mi por mucho tempo. Hoy ire
a firmar ell contrato".
ST ell cubano Sc hallaba listo
ell sabado pafa pelear cen Ell
Chino, no podemos entender la
"noticita" esa de que aver no
Sc jpraSent6 en- la oficina de Jim
Downing, aunque ash 10 habia
.ofrecido.
Saguero sabe que con Chino
NADIA ten eque ganar en- punto
a fama, pero tambien esta con-
vencido de que NADIA tiene que
Iperder, porque ell de West Tam
pa Sc rendira bajo sus goNpes.
Ahora bien, 81 de otra lparte
lie han hecho una mejor propo-
sici6n, nos parece bien que guar
de los guantes y Sc marche con
|otro rumbo. Para pelear con
Alvarez, de una categoria infe-
|rior a la suya, siempre lie que
'da TEMPO.
Ell Relampago no tvme a AL
varez y nosotros opinamos que
todavia puede dismlnuir su pc
so a las 149 libras.
La gaceta., 1935-08-22
BASE BALL
LIGA NACIONAL

Dizzy Dean alcanz6 su VICE
sima primera victoria de la tenn
pcrada, dominando a los Bra
9os, y espera llegar a su marca
del ano pasado, de 80 victorias,
o superarla.
St. Luis 13c 19h, De; Boston
SC, Oh, 2e.
Schumacher do la "lechada''
a los Rojos, dejandolos sin ca
rreras y diseminando sus echo
hits. Schott cargo con la derro-
ia.
Cincinnati DC, 8h, lie; New
York &c, Oh, De.
El veterano pitcher Earn
shaw solo permiti6 que los Pr
La gaceta., 1935-08-22
CONDECORACION PARA
UN REPUBLICANO

Madrid, agosto 22.-El pre-
sidente del consejo de ministries
estudia una instancia de los
Sres. Ricardo Sampler, Salazar
Alfonso, Santiago Alba, Guerra
del Rio, Orozco, Jalon, Abad
Condo Rey Mora y Benzo, en- la
que Sc pide una confederation
para ell viejo republican, don
Jose Nogueras. Pertenece No
guerra al partido radical.
La gaceta., 1935-08-22
Folletin No. 259
La Gaceta
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

damente, o~rdenadamente, cual
81 aliviase su conciencia de un
gran peso, al ~confesar su culpa.
La condesa escuchabale Silen-
ciosa, impasible, eStremecien-
dose a wees, pero sin formular
un reproche, sin decir una pa
labra, conteniendo 81 llanto que
en- mas de una OCCASION volvi6 a
agOlparse a sus ojos.
Su estoicismO era conmove-
dor, porque revelaba un peSar
reconcentrado, profundO, sin
La gaceta., 1935-08-22

REGALO de $50 a la perso-
ma que logre venderme o me
compre per:onalmente, por 700
pesos al contado, una casa de
cuatro apartamentos, a~lquilada,
en- la 8a. avenida. Vendo por-
que V Two en- Arizona y no pue-
do atenderlos. Para mas infor-
mes lame al tel9fono M52-901.
La gaceta., 1935-08-22

lCuando a Gustavo va no le
nada mas que confesar,
NADIA mas de qye acusarse, ter
diciendo:
-Ahora va 10 sabes todo...
iPerd6name! Sc que tie he he
cho mucho NAL y que no tiene
pero Sc tambien que
eres iusta y .generosa y NO de-
La gaceta., 1935-08-22

Sc ALQUILA un ventilado
portal de dormir en- la casa de
partamentos de Mrs. Mary C
Roberts, E.. Columbus Drive,
1O18, Telefono M 65-174.
La gaceta., 1935-08-22
LIGA AMERICANA

DOS veces v~apulearon los
IS a los Medals Rojas, acfV
co pdo su ventaja en- prim
Lugar del ~circuito. Crowder
e en- Ell primer juego y An
en- ell Segundo.
Boston lie, 4h, Be; Detroit &c,
Oh. lie.
Boston .2c,. 11h, lie; Detroit%
Luis &c, sh, f..
New sYGrk 81, Oh, Be; st.
Luis lac, 13h, De.
Los Senadores atropellaron a
3 pitchers del Chicago, anotan-
doles Is carreras con Is hits.
Washington l15c, 18Th, 3e,
Chicago 7c Oh, Be.
La gaceta., 1935-08-22

New YORK, agOSt0 zz.-No
obstante la preston financiera
representada por 100000 que
de Detroit lie Dan ofrecido Mike
Jacobs @unciara hoy que Jose
Luis, la maravilla del peso COM
pleto, Sc batira con Max Baer,
en- ell terreno de los Yankees, la
ncche del "a de s~eptiembre. ia
cobs comparecera ante Ia conf
sion atletica del estado y dara
cuenta de sus planes. La oferta
100000 para jacobs, 800,
represertante de la compaia
Motor, en- e9ta forma
: r. 100 , para III, Jacobs o s,o $780, o"o
para Baer, a cambio de que ell
combate Sc efectue en- Detroit.
La gaceta., 1935-08-22

ftnaSaogldo ell terrenoW 70!
&: e 4: 4: ::;il ], ,.::': 4:
con los desafios @Ralados, y la
otra porque es mayor la cSpaci-
dad del estadio De la LiA Anne
ricana.
Luis llegara a esta cigdad ell
dfa 27 de este 9 ata-
menta empezafa su ekrena-
Jacobs desea qYYse pre-
care 81 ell viejo campahento de
Jack Dempsey, en- Saratoga.
,Baer ha escogido ell lugar que
Gene Tunney usara como cam
en- SsecuiatCr, New
La gaceta., 1935-08-22

ZEN que consiste ell "miste-
rio" de que Relampago nos ha-
va mandado a decir que iba a
pelear con Alvarez y todavia
no ha firmado ell contrato?
La gaceta., 1935-08-22
.bondad Y de nobleza.

Cuando 81 habl0 de su mise
ria, de las circumstances que le
.impulsaron a hacer 10 que hizo,
ella cast lego a tenerle lasti-
ma.
iY ESQ que la habia ofendi-
do Y perjudicado tanto!...
La gaceta., 1935-08-22
CONLOdAUANTES

. Probafblemente en- que Ell Gu
bano sabe redir por su trabajo
Y no acepta 10 que lie ofrezcan,
sine 10 que el cree que debe ga
mar. ST lie ofrecen una buena
bclsa peleara con Alvarez Q
cualquiera individuo que le pre-
senten dentro de su division.
Pero 81 lie . ''hacen %cuentos"
con respecto al dinero, Ell de Ca
maguey Sc planta en- firma y
dice: Sin marina" no doy un
paso.
La gaceta., 1935-08-22
DEPORTES
ESTA NOCHE PELEARA Ell
TENOR IRLANDES Y Ell
BARITONE DE CALIFOR-
MA

New York, agosto 22.-Dos
j6venes que hasta ah9ra tienen
La gaceta., 1935-08-22

Manuel Quirtero, ell exhurF
can espanol, Sc batira ell saba
do por la noche, en- la capGsl
cen ell pdgil Calixto, un
,yigoroso j6ven del peso welter.
Quintero llevara la mejCr par
te, al decir de los eNpertos.
La gaceta., 1935-08-22

jim D0wning-lesmos-le ha
hecho prdposiciones a Benny
Bass, ell excampeon del pelue-
no peso ligero, y a Tootsie Ba-
shara, vencedor del zurdo Baby
Miller, para que vengan a pc
lear con Chino Alvarez; pero
Iaun no ha resibido contesta-
Y como Sc difunda por ahi
ESQ de que Chino ataca alevosa-
mente, sin la caballerosidad re-
'querida en- ell arte de los punos,
va a ser dificil encontrarle adj
versario. Ell gladiator de buena
reputation sc MEGA a aries
garse cuando la bolsa es peque-
ma y ademas Sc eNpone a sorpre
sas... como la que Alvarez lie
diera a Quintero.
La gaceta., 1935-08-22

La GACETA
II periodico en- idioma Espanoi
lie mas circulation en- Tampa
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
Suscripcion semanal: 20 cents
Teiefono Y3792
1893 7th Ave Ybor City. Fla.
La gaceta., 1935-08-22
lose Luis peleara con Max Baer en- New

New York, agosto 22--No Sobre 10 que pase de s.
,hstante Ia nrasi6n financiera un tanto per ciento.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-26
VETERAN VINCE DUNDEE BEATS
BABE RISKO ON GOTHAM CARD
Error on Part Of Judge Results
in Wrong Decision at
End Of Bout

New York, Jan. Is. - (R = Eddie
(Babe) Risko who came to the big
town heralded as the "uncrowned
king" of the .niddleweights. emerged
Saturday the victim of a beating by
the veteran Vince Dundee as we'll as
one of the most ridiculous official
fumbles in recent New York ring his
tory.
Declared the winner at first after
ten tame ROUNDS in the head-lining
of Friday nights card at Madison
Square Garden, while 1921 cash Gus
toners "booed" Justify, Risko was
quickly deprived Of the referees de-
cision by the discovery Of a mistake
in the score card of one Of the two
judges.
This Judge. Sidney Scharlin. had
marked Risko the winner although
scoring five rounds for Dundee, -four
for Risko and one even. Meanwhile
the other judge. Jack Britton-the old
welter king-gave Dundee 7-3 mar
gin on rounds. This apparent split
left it up to Referee Jed Gahan. who
promptly voted the decision to Risko
While the demonstration Of disap-
prevail was still in progress, boxing
commissioners quickly discovered the
mistake on Scharlin's card.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-26
Cunningham Wins
AAU Race Friday
Kansas Cyclone Faces Sitter
Competition IN Mile Run
Saturday Night

Boston, Jan. 26.-(P,-Glenn Cum
ningham faces real competition Sat
urday night in the curly nile. feat
ure event of the Knights of Columbus
track meet at Boston Garden.
He had an easy time Friday night
winning the three-quarter mile in
vitation run of the national junior
A. A. U. track meet at Buffalo. N
Y, much easier time than he will
experience Saturday night.
The Kansas Cyclone failed by l8 3-5
seconds. at Buffalo to shatter the
record OF 3:034, made by Lloyd Hahn
in 1925. His time was 1921.
Here in Boston Saturday night
they'll be trodding on his heels. Gene
Venzke leads the opposition. with Bill
Ray of Manhattan. Brendan Moyna-
han Of the B. A. A. and Oklahoma's
Glen Dawson in the van.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-26
Browns Purchase Two
Minor League Hurlers

New York. Jan. 26.---1P,--A pair Of
minor league tWirlers who between
them have rolled up the impressive
record OF So victories against Is de-
feats, will blossom out in the livery
Of the st. Louis Browns this season.
These sharpshooters. whose COM
bined record is better than the 1894
winning percentage Of Dizzy Dean and
Co.. are Fay Thomas, drafted from
Los Angeles Of the Pacific Coast
League, and Ashley Hillin. from San
Antonio CT the Texas League. Both
are righthanders
Thomas turned in one Of tho best
baseball performances of 1884 with
% victories and four defeats. Hillln
won "a games and dropped r.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-26
BERNARD, FORWARD,
PAGES n. D. STATE.
QUIN7 IN VICTORY.
Auuies Maintain Indicated
Record in North Central
Conference Play
LIvAK LEADS COYOTES
Winners Draw Away in Final
Period After Holding One
Point Lead at Halt

Vermilion, S. D., Jan. 26.-tP-Led
by the elongated Bernard, who copied
high point honors with is, North Da-
kota State won from the University
of South Dakota Coyotes here Friday
night 1925 to remain undefeated in
the North Central basketball confer
ence. It was the fourth successive
defeat for the losers.
With the half ending 1915 there
never were more than three points
separating the teams. That period
was as interesting ball game as
anyone ever saw. Both outfits played
sterling defensive ball but the visitors
had no way of stopping the long dis
lance sharp shooting Of the Coyotes.
With Livak, who led the losers
scoring, out of the game, because of
faulty passing, and Bryan out on
fouls. the Coyote defense cracked and
the Aggies had little trouble in the
closing moments in drawing away to a
Substantial margin. Summary:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-26

Jimmy Hines Wins
Medalist Honors
in California Open
1hirty.Two oualifiers Tee Oft
in First Match Play Round
at San Francisco

San Francisco. Jan. 26.-(R)-seek-
ing q share Of $4,000 in prizes or
trophies, 80 qualifiers OF the San
Francisco match play open tourna-
ment teed off Saturday on the trap
strewn fairways Of the Preside club
course.
Heading the shot-makers parade
were Lawson Little, American and
British amateur titleholder. who is
playing on his home course; DIN
Dutra, national open king. and Paul
Runyan, White Plains. N. Y, star
who ranks at the top Of the profess
sional golfers association, headed the
parade.
The final round Of the qualifying
trials developed some Of the finest
golf this course has seen with Jimmy
Hines Of Timber Point, Long Island,
shooting q II for total Of 142 to win
medal honorS.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-26
Twenty Grand Beaten
In Trial Race Friday

Los Angeles, Jan. 26.-(P,-Twenty
Grands comeback chances in the
Santa Anita 100000 handicap looked
dark Saturday.
The big black thoroughbred of Mrs.
Payne Whitney's Greentree stable
absent from the turf for two and a
half years. tested his aging legs at
seven furlongs over the fast Santa
Anita Park track Friday and they
failed him.
He finished three and a half lengths
behind High Glee. fast-Sprinting
filly. and one and half back oil
Mate in a four-horse test. It was
his first race since the summer Of
1892. when he was beaten by Mac
Trump and was retired to stud. Ter.
alice finished last.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-26
Fights Last Night
tBy the Associated Press

New Yock-Vince Dundee. 1904,
Newark. N. j.. outpointed Eddie
Babe Risko. l57H, Syracuse. N.
Y, l0l; Lev Massey, 1856, Phila-
delphia. ouJpointcd Bobby Pacho,
l4l, Los Angeles, 60; Teddy Lo-
der. 1925. New York. outpointed
Joe Vignali, 1884,. Waterbury.
Conn. 81; Charley Bedami. l35.
New York, cutpointed Al Casa
mini, $780,, New Work, 81.
DeadWood, S. D.--Hershey Will
son, 1873. Denver. stopped Rusty
Granting, 10. Bismarck. IA;
Dick Demaray. lat. Bismarck, N.
D.. outpointed Joe Jaramillo, lat,
Denver. (l0,; Baby Joe Greek. l26,
Fort Meade. S. D.. outpointed
johnny Gariro. l26. Denver. 60;
Morris Tippe. l39. Deadwood.
knocked out Freeman Williams.
l40. Mitchell. S. D., a..
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-26
LOCALS WARD Off
DESPERATE RALLY
IN LATE Minutes
SorsdahI, Gro onqujst and
Owens Pace Bismarck Quint
in Victory Friday
FARR Is HIGH SCORER
Two Teams Separated by One
Point During Most Of Great
Defensive Game

Coach Roy McLcodS high school
Demons turned in a brilliant 20 to
10 victory over the Mandan Braves III
a thrilling resumption OF the inter city
basketball feud at the State Train
ing school gymnasium Friday night
Only once was there a margin OF
more than three points separating the
two teams as they staged spectacu-
lar defensive exhibition for the bene
fit of the large crowd that packed
the gymnasium TO watch the rivals
in their traditional encounter.
During most Of the game as at the
intermission which saw the score
standing eight to seven in favor OF
the Braves. margin Of one-point
separated the two quints but in that
early third-period scoring squirt OF
the Braves. led by the diminutivc
"SWedc" Farr. forward the Mandar
4 five held viewpoint advantage.
Z Demons Full Up
Before the whistle had blown 70,
the end Of the period, however, the
Demons stepped into the breach ano
UAOuStlt IIlGl SSOlC WltilliI OlIC pun
of the Braves total. Field goals b,
Ollie Sorsdahl and Neil Croonquist il
the fourth canto gave the Demons Z
three-point margin which they helo
until about three minutes before the
end of the game when SINNERS, cen.
ter, Topped in o high-arching sho
from the side.
For the remainder of the game tht
Demons chung valiantly to that slim
one point margin and although TIKI
Braves tried desperately to cage thu
field goal that would mean victor,
they failed to connect with the HOOP
and the Demons walked off the cour
with the victory.
Ordway missed great opportunit,
to put the Braves out in front in thu
last minute and a half of the game
when he was awarded two gift shots
But he missed them both and tn,
Demons took the ball.
Defensive Elay Outstanding
The great defensive play Of the tw'
the game. During the first period
which ended one to one, neither team
had an open shot at the basket s.
cicsc-was the guarding.
Accuracy at the free throw lin
was primarily responsible for tn
Demons victory. Captain Bill
Owens. who was elected from tn
game late in the fourth period witt
four personals. was the leading lum
mary on the Demon team in this re
spect. caeing three Of his five chances
The cool headed veteran, Ollie SOrs
dahl. playing at the pivot position
turned in an outstanding perform
ancc and led the local quints, sco-in
with three field goals and a FIRE
throw Neil Croonquist, with tW
buckets and gift shot, was tied wit
Owens for second honors. Budd
Beall. guard. turned III fine game
retrieving the ball from tho BAG
board and breaking up the Brave
scoring plays again and again.
F'arr was high scorer for the gam
with four field goals and fire
throw for nine point total. He Wit
Ferderer and OrdWay were outstand
ing in the Brave lineup.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-26
Nations Blade Stars
Set for Title Assault

Oconomowoc, Wis, Jan. 26.-(Pp-
With the Fowler Lake oval FURNISHED
to CLASSY surface by the weeks cold
snap, LAG, Of North Americas lead
ing skaters Saturday were keyed for
an assault on existing records and a
shot at eight titles in the national
and Great Lakes speed championships
here. Thirty-five events were listed
on Saturdays program with SINH
lar number concluding the two-day
classic Sunday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-26
Masseth Trundlers
Beat O'Brien's Cafe

The Masseth Five in the Women's
bowling league turned back the
O'Brien's Cafe trundlers, two games
out of three, Friday night. Hattie
Schneider was leading pin-getter for
the winning team knocking over 400
naples while Barbara Jensen turned
in a 354 total to set the pace for the
O'Brien's Cafe boWlerS.
The scores:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-01-26
Delnaray Wins,
Granting Loses
FIGHTS in 8. D.

Deadwood. s. D., Jan. 26.-f-
Hershey Wilson, 1873. Denver. scored
a technical knockout over Rusty
Granting, 140. Bismarck. in the
fourth round Of a 10 rounder here
Friday night.
Dick Demaray, lat. Bismarck, N. D..
won the decision over Joe Jaramillo,
lat, Denver, in 10 rounds.
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Basketball Scores

Duluth Teachers 80; MoOrhead
Teachers 80.
Dickinson Teachers 81; Valley City
Teachers so.
North Dakota State 81; South Da-
kota University Is.
Minot Teachers 81: Mayvillc Teach
ers 80.
Eau Claire Teachers 80; Stout In
Stitute %.
Eastern Normal q; Dakota Wesley
an Al.
Monmouth 20: Coe 81.
Hockey
Minnesota 2: Michigan Tech l.
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DRAGONS BESTED

Moorhead, Minn., Jan. 26.-(R-
The Duluth State Teachers college
gained q strangelhold on the lead in
the Northern Teachers College Con-
ference basketball race Friday night
as they scored their second successive
victory over the Moorhead State
Teachers colleg on tn Dragon courts,
80 80.
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Here is q held ball play.
By Nat Holman

Here is held-ball play.
XII. Oh the jump, taps to X-2
stationed directly in front. X-4 cuts
in between X-3 and O-3, and circles
around the jumpers. In doing So he
seeks to maneuyer his guard. GA. into
the paths Of either O-2 CT the jump
ers.
X-2 feeds either X-3 or IA. choOS-
ing the enc who has managed tl
elude his guard
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FORKERS TRIUMPH

Grand Forks, Jan 26-tP,-Grand
Forks high school basketball team
polished off the highlyratcd Park
River Agricultural College quintet
ia here Friday night. The Ageies
scored only one field goal and that
came in the final period Kenny
Collins led Grand Forks in scoring
with four baskets.
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Vikings Defeat
Savages, 5O-2
Valley City ouint Hands Dick
inson Teachers Second
Straight Setback

Valley City, N. D., Jan. 26.-(P)-
For the second time in as many days,
the Valley City State Teachers college
Vikings defeated the Dickinson Tech
ers college Savages here Friday night.
so : 80.
The locals held a 22-ll advantage
at the intermission.
Summary:
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EyELETH WINS

Kansas City, Jan. 26.-(4)-FOrcing
the attack, the Kansas City Grey
hounds spoiled the Eveleth Rangers
last visit here Of the season by beat
ing them 80 Friday night In an
inter league hockey game.
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MILLERS, SAINTS TIE

Minneapolis, Janu. %. - (FY - st.
Paul's Central League hockey team
retained their tive game looy lead by
battling Minneapolis Millers to 2-2
tie in an overtime contest at the Min
neapolis arena Friday night.