The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-03-08
CLASS B DISTRICT
TITL|STS SEEKING
REGIONAL H0NORS
Bismarck High Quint and Paro.
chial Team to Wind Up
Regular Schedules
CALL FIRST GAME FOR 7::3O
Drawings Made for Challenge
Tourney to Be Played at
Mandan Next Week
CALL FIRST GAME FOR 7:30

Basketball teams from the Bismarck
and st. Mary's high schools will clash
for the second time tonight in bat
tie that is expected TO shed some light
on what may come Of the Glass A
challenge games next Friday and
Saturday.
BY virtue Of All Ia TO IA victory over
the Saints earlier in the season, the
Demons were installed as favorites to
win tonight's fracas, but Wednesday
they fell before the spasmodic Man
dan Braves and the contest took on
a wide-open aspect, due principally
to the 10 to 10 setback the Saints
handed the Braves last week.
Thus far In the season the Demons
have defeated Jamestown, Glendive,
Dickinson, Wahpeton and Linton.
split even with Mandan and lost to
Minot and Valley City. The Saints
season consists of victories over Man
dan, jamestown, Hazen and Linton:
even breaks with Dickinson and st.
Leo's of Minot and setbacks at the
hands of the Demons and Mobridge,
S. D.
Probable Starting Lineups
Probable starters for st. Mary's will
be Frank Geiermann and Urban
Hagen, forwards: Bill Croake, center
and Bob Murphy and Tommy Lee,
guards. The starting lineup for the
Demons will doubtless see Pete Pc
terson and Johnny Cameron at for
wards; Ollie Sorsdahl at center and
Buddy Beall and Billy Owens at
guards with Neil Croonquist and
peek" McGuiness held in reserve
during the first part OF the game.
The game tonight concludes the
regular playing schedule for both
schools but Coaches Roy Mcleod and
Ted Meinhover will put their squads
through stiff practice sessions next
week in preparation for the playoff OF
the challenge games to determine
what team will enter the state Glass
A tournament week later
Drawings made Wednesday will pit
the Demons against Coach Charles
Denton's Dickinson Midgets at the
State Training school at Mandan next
Friday with the winner scheduled to
meet St. Mary's either at Mandan or
here depending on the results OF the
opening round.
Seeking Regional Title
An added attraction on tonight $
program will be the game between
the Coleharbor and Linton high
school quints for the regional Class
3 title and the right to enter the state
tournament at Valley City, March Is
ana l6.
Linton, champions Of district five
and co-leaders Of the Beaver Valley
conference with an undefeated rec
ord in loop play, will be seeking to
repeat their last years victory over
the Coleharbor five in the regional
event.
The Coleharbor team, champions
OF Mclean county for the last three
years. lost hard-fought encounter
to Linton, q to %. in the regional
event last year and the Lions entered
the state Glass B event. losing to
Hettinger in the first round, IS to Is.
Probable starters for Linton are
Kremcr and H. Dobler, forwards;
Blore, center and Ballet and Volk,
guards. For Coleharbor, Lockrem and
Swanson will probably get the call
In the fore court. Zock at the pivot
post and C. Saldin and Carlson in the
guard positions.
The Linton Colcharbor game has
been called for 1880 p. m. at the
World War Memorial building and
the Demon-Saint encounter will be-
gin shortly after $3.50 O'Clock. Off
Gals for the two games will be Bill
Morlan and Ernest BenSer.