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La opinión., 1935-07-13
Gh MARIANA
DEL DEPORTE
Por MAkANAZO
(Red.ctor Deportfve de- IA OPINIONl

La tragedia con que culmi-
no ell ultimo microbes en- ell
Olympic Auditorium Ell en-
cuentro de luchas entire Ernie
Dusek y Sander Szabo, en- que
un espectador de las galerias
fue muerto por la policia des-
pues de que intento agredir =
martillazos a Lou Daro, vino a
demostrar una cosa de la que
nos a~legramos mucho: Que no
son los aficionados mexicsnos
10. que GUSTAV de lamar bo-
tellas y otros ~proyectiles des-
de las g~alerias, cuando sc ira
Ia de demostrar su desconten-
to por tai o cual decision en- ell
ring.
Fue n gran suerte para
nosotros que la lluvia de bote-
las que cayo sobre los espec-
tadores de ring-side cuando
Ernie Dusek do un rodillazo
La opinión., 1935-07-13
|GAZTANAGA VS..
HANS BIRKIE
Ia HABANA

HABANA, Cuba, julio 12.-CUP)
I-Isidoro Gaztanaga, ell formidable
%peleador hispano Sc prepare con
esmero para su pelea del proximo
domingo contra ell peleador teuton
Hans Birkie. Ell Y su manager Du-
pre-. estan de acuerdo para presen-
tarse en- las mejores condolences de
su vida. Por ESQ han contratado los
mejores sparring partners que hay
en- Cuba.
Gaztanaga quiere presentarse a
este e%neuentro en- condolences es-
tupendas. pues sabe perfectamente
que Birkie, es un boxeador de mu-
cha potencia Y gran habilidad. Els
por clio que Gaztanasa SO %entrena
embellishments Y perfeccionando
todos los conoeimientos que del ring
posee.
La opinión., 1935-07-13
cIuoAD DE MEXICO, j

cIuDAD DE MEXICO, Julio u.
-(EXclusiyo).- Ell p~residente Car
denas ACADIA de ser declaraeo ciu-
dadano del Estado de Morelos. por
reclente decreto de la Legislature
de aquella entidad.
En- csc mismo decreto Sc acordo
que Sc inscriba ell nombre del ge-
neral C~ardenas, o letras de GRO,
en- ell recinto Official del Congreso
del Estado.
Ell Gobernador de aquella enti-
dad y una comision de diputados
locales %entregaran personalmente
dieho decreto al senior Presidente
de Ia Repdblica.
La opinión., 1935-07-13
JUl
HENRY LEWIS
NO PELEARA
CON LOUIS

PHOENIX, Arizona, Julio ~.
Omitted Press). Que John
Henry Lewis, el temible negro
de Arizona que hs derrotado a
varios campeones mundiaIes y
esta reeonocido como el mas To-
gioo aspirante al cetro de gran
peso ligero, ACADIA de reehaxar
mi jusosa oferta para pelear
con Joe Louis, ell terror negro de
la division de peso complete,
fue 10 que 81 reveI6 hoy aqui.
La revelaoi6n fue heeha por
el padre de Lewis, quien asreo6
que este reehazo una oferta de
$4,000 de earantia por Ia Pc
lea.
La opinión., 1935-07-13

SO, ha ~preparado tambien a u mu
chachos para ell primer Jueso de
la tarde, en- que c~ontenderan con.
ira los m~exioanos de Santa Ana
que juesan bajo ell nombre de San
ia Anita.
Este encuentro dara principle a
la una en- punto, pero desde las
1890 al parque estara alberto y Ia
La opinión., 1935-07-13

Ell Rio Tamesis, en- New London, es escena ano
por ano, de Ia rivalid.d entire las universidades de
Yale y Harvard, cuando los equipos de remeros
de smbas instituciones Sc disputan la supremaeia
en- la carrera annual de regatas. En- Ia toto aps-
recen ambas tripulaciones. Arribs, de izquierda
a derecha: Yale: James c.. Castle, BENJAMIN Tay-
La opinión., 1935-07-13


ocurrido en- una noche en- que
Vicente Lopez, ell idolo de los
mexicanos, no figuraba en ell
programa. Porquo de haber
sido asi, los tragicos aconteei-
mientos habrian sido achaoa-
dos a los aficionados dc nues-
ira raza, que son los que sie,n-
pre- han llevado la fama de
condueirse Embellishments en-
las galerias del Olympic.
De las investigaciones he
chas por la policia despues de
que ell aficionado que trato de
HERR a Daro, fue muerto en-
una spectacular persecution
por la Gale Fisueroa, Sc des-
prende que Ell ocoiso, en- COM
pania de un amigo, habia es-
tado ingiriendo licor en- la ga
leria del estadio durante los
encuentros de lucha, y en- me-
do de la excitaeion provocada
por las tacticas bruscas de Du-
SEX lanxo una botella vacia al
ring, que estuvo a punto de
HERR en- la cabeza a un peque-
no. Ell eulpable fue localizado
por la policia y conducido a
p~resencia de Lou Daro, quien
en- los programs del Olympic
inserta una nota ofreciendo
$50 de qualification a quien
denuncie a los tiradores de
boteilas.
Sin embargo, esta rel Daro
Sc mostro demasiado magnani-
mo, y despues de dar una bue-
ma reganada al espectador, or
demo a los agentes que 10 sol
taran.
"Asi quedo la cosa", decla-
ro Daro al relatar los aconte-
c;mientos a un grupo de perio-
distas, "hasta que en- compa-
MIA del Inspector Giraud, de
la Comision Atletica, del iu-
chador negro Jack Nelson y de
otras personals, salia yo del
Olympic para dirigirme a casa.
Los dos individuos estaban
en- la esquina esperandome y
cuando pase junto a ellos, ell
que habia tirado la botella me
lanzo amenazas de muerte, me-
tiendose las manos en- las boil
sas en- actitud sospechosa.
"Mientras nos despediamos
cerca de mi auto, los dos cru-
aaron la Gale y abordaron IN
automovil, dando la vuelta a
la esquina hasta quedar esta-
cionados en- la banqueta del
Olympic. Luego cuando me
tuvieron mas cerca me invita-
o a que me acercara a su
ausomovil, d a d cuenta
Nelson de que en- ell ~asiento
trasero estaba uno de ellos con
un martillo en- la mano, listo
para descargarme un golpe en-
la cabeza.
"Nelson lie quito ell martillo,
mientras que ell Inspector Gil
raud llamaba a la policia.
Cuando los agentes arribaron,
los sospechosos emprendieron
la fuga por la Gale Washing
ton, siguiendo por la Figueroa,
con la policia detras de ellos.
Antics de dirigirme a casa, Gil
raud, Nelson y los demas que
me acompanaban, por mera cu-
riosidad seguimos a los dos au-
tomoviles, y a pocas cuadras
de distancia pudimos yer una
ambulancia, y a uno de los in
dividuos tendido en- una cami-
LA, c~horreando sangre.
"Ha sido uno de los peores
sustos de mi vida, termino
Daro, "y toda esa noche no
pude dormir nj media bora,
pensando en- 10 que me habria
pasado ST me acerco al automo-
vii de mis- atacantes".
La aventura experimentada
por Daro fue un excelente gol-
pc de publicidad para ell Olym-
pic Auditorium, pero ante to-
do vino a demostrar que no
son los aficionados mexicanos
los unicos que cometen desaca-
tos en- las funciones de box o
luchas.
La opinión., 1935-07-13
ETERNOs RIVALES De REMOS EN- LONDRES

Tor, Edward Wilson, David Livingston, Lewis
Johnson, William Kilboruns, John S. Pillsbuzry,
Robert E. Belknap y Joseph Fl. Holmes. Abajo,
p. Eliel. Henry Saltonstall, Robert b. Watson,
George T. Keys, Phil V. Bray, Ed. D. Simmons
Y Ed. Bennett, Jr.
La opinión., 1935-07-13
OTRA SORPRESA OEPORTIVA DEL ANO

en- la final de la carrera de 100 metros, en- 81 toy
neo de la A. A. u. En- Ia toto Sc We a Peacock
llegando a Ia meta, (izquierda). a Owens en- ter
Ger lugar, y Ralph Metealfe. en- segundo. A Il
dereehs Sc We a George Anderson, cusrto lugar
Peacock vencio nuevamente a Owens 81 microbes.
en- la carrera de 100 yardas, en- Nueva York.
La opinión., 1935-07-13

Una nueya sorpresa deportiya que pasarS a
La historic junto con las derrotas de Max Baer y
Jim Londos, ocurrio ell 4 de Julio en- Lincoln, Ne
braska, cuando Ell sensational negro Jesse Owens.
aclsmado como ell nuevo humane mas rapido del
mundo", fue derrotado por Eulace Peacock, negro
de la Universidad de Temple. La sorpress ocurrio
La opinión., 1935-07-13

Estes tres iovenes pitchers, nuevos EN-
las Iides beisbolisticas de los circuitos ma
yores, Sc han convertible en- fuertes co!um
mas de los Yankees de Nueva York, au-
mentando las probabiIidades de estos de
La opinión., 1935-07-13

cion Sonora entraron en- acclon aver
d~urante cerca de una bora, entire
nandose activamente para estar en-
su mejor forma de juego manans
en- Ia tarde cuando Sc presenter an
te la afici6n m~exicana local para
juaar con la novena norteamerica-
ma de Ia rs. E. r. A."
Los sonorenses traen uniformes
nuevos. los mismos que llevaron
en- su jira por la ciudad de Next
co a principles del ano, y un equi
DO complete para los juegos que
tengan aqui. En- las practicas &c
aver l~ograron entusiasmar a sus
partidarios por la gran forma que
demostraron en- ell diamante. y por
la potencla de bats con la que es-
peran arrollar a los mejores equi-
pos locales.
Bajo la experta direction de Pc
dro Arzate y JESUS Astrain, los So
norenses estuvieron pr~aetieando
b~rillantes jugadas y ~pulisndose con
la macana, dispuestos a hacer su
rsapariei6n ell domingo con ina vic
toria decisivs.
Y mientras que la Selection So
nora Sc entregaba a su practica
en- ell diamante del White Sox, la
empresa Lopez Castillo, continual
ba los elahorados preparedness pa
ra la presentation de los campeo-
mes s~onorenses
Tony Galindo, quien esta nueva-
mente al frente do Hsrmoss-El Pa
La opinión., 1935-07-13
Ell Equipo Uniuersidad
de Mexico )ugard Aqul
Tres oLumn de los Yanquis

ganar ell pendon de la Liga Americana es-
ia temporada. La mayoria de las victorias
de los Yankees han sido conquistadas por
Broaca, Tamulis y Murphy. Tamulis es
zurdo y Broaca y Murphy derechos.
La opinión., 1935-07-13

Continue su eduoaeI6n Dor medic
10 10 iectr"a Nunca es tarde para
iprender. pida hoy mismo nuestro
aataloso de Iibros GRATIS. - IL.
7RERlA lozANo. 2o3 North Los
angeles Street. Los Angeles. Gait,
La opinión., 1935-07-13

rrastra n d o n
numerosa concu-
~rrencia de aficio-
nados en- su prI-
mera practioa en-
ell White Sox, los
peloteros visitan-
ties de la Selee-
La opinión., 1935-07-13
-)Ol-
LEA I'D. GA OPINION

cuando los damas lie fallen en-
darle alivio rapido prueoe nues-
tras admirables yerbas Cainas.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-06
Detroit Six Sins
Lower in Standing
Boston Bruins Defeat Last
Years Stanley Cup Final
lists Tuesday, AZ

New York. Feb. 6.-(RNFour Ma
tional Hockey League managers,
whose worst complaint this season is
that they have to carry on the bat
tie for playoff positions In the Amer
lean division. can easily justify that
squawk by pointing to the record Of
tho Detroit Red Wings.
It seems to prove that despite the
undeniable power Of the Toronto
Maple Leafs and Montreal Maroons,
there Is more strength concentrated
in the American section than In the
international group.
Detroit, Stanley cup finalist last
year. has slipped to last place In its
division this season through It's In.
ability to beat its three rivals for the
playoff berths.
The last defeat was a. trim
ming at Boston Tuesday night which
left the Red Shirts seven points be-
hind the third place Rangers. who
outscored the Maroons. So. to extend
their near-record winning streak
through the "jinx" game, No. -.
without q loss.
The Chicago BlackhaWks, American
group leaders. extended their un-
beaten streak through It's seventh
game with a Al triumph over the
Montreal Canadiens.
The fourth game on the program
saw the New York Americans and
st. Louis Eagles struggle through 70
futile minutes to Z 3.3 tie.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-06
III YOU'RE ~
TELLING ne

Frank Menke's All-Sports Record
Book, which is valuable crutch to
many a sports reporter, is to be pub
ushed again this year after lapse
Of couple Of seasons, due to the
depression =. Business must be pick
ing up Babe Risko got 1927 for
pulling that upset knockout of Teddy
YaroSz and $4,000 for losing to
Vince Dundee in New York the other
night Lefty Grove has been do
ing Q lot Of bowling this year to
strengthen that ailing left whip !.
You can look for that young Cleve-
land shortstop, Bill Knickerbocker, to
out-shortstop Joe Cronin this year =.
IL Joe has q run OF tough luck at
Boston like he had at Washington
ass season Minnesota's new gym
nasium win contain two swimming
pools and four basketball courts
and probably will be the most mod
eru edifice Of its kind in the country
!. The Chicago White Sox seem to
20 In for speed Evar Swanson,
who used to play the outfield for that
club, was considered the fastest man
in the league and now Jimmy
Dykes has brought up Joe Vance,
pitching rookie, who holds the world
record for circling the baSes-l3
seconds.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-06
Localized Wagers
Increase Revenue
State Income From License
Fees on Pari mutuel Ma.
chimes Totals IS, 800, 13o

New York, Feb. 6.-(F-The rapid
spread Of legalised wagering on horse
racing has produced substantial pub
lie revenue, based on q compilation Of
1884 figures, and it Is likely to show Z
marked increase this year.
Figures for last year show the in
come for - states from license fees
or percentage Of the handle" by
the Pari Mutuel machines aggregated
$500, 1922. With New York and
Rhode Island added to the list in
1894, this represents roughly = 50 per
cent increase in revenue over 1888, al
though no exact comparison Is pos
sible because of the absence OF COM
plete official reports.
A total Of 7l,O54, sos was wagered,
with figures from New York, the only
state In which hand books are used,
and Louisiana unavailable.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-06
CLUB OWNERS SMOOTH BRAVES
TROUBLED FINANCIAL WATERS
National League Signs 11.Year
Renewal of Ball Park
Lease at Meeting

New York, Feb. 6.-(P)-With their
financial difficulties apparently we'll
on the way to settlement, Emil e.
Fuchs firmly entrenched as president,
and Bill McKechnie definitely as
sured the Job as manager, the Boston
Braves were in a position Wednesday
to make plans for the 1885 pennant
race In the National League.
The clubs tangled affairs were I'M
travelled to great extent Tuesday
when the National League signed the
renewal Of the lease on Braves Field
for the next II years, thus eliminate
ing any possibility that dog racing
or any other conflicting activity would
invade the park before 1916.
The lease, said to have been made
at q substantial saving, then was
turned over to the Boston club.
Fuchs, who was given q vote of
confidence by the league owners. an
nounced that substantial progress
had been made in Strengthening out
the Braves financial situation and
that he hoped to have all Of the clubs
outstanding indebtedness settled with
In the next two weeks.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-06
TRAVELLING CACERS
AYENCE PREVIOUS
ONE-PO|NT DEFEAT
Foster Scores Winning Basket
in Last Minute Of Play at
Mandan Tuesday
ARTHUR LEADS SCORERS
Local Independents to Play
Minot EIks at Dunn Cen.
ter Sunday Afternoon

Sis Chicken Pickers reversed the
results on the Bismarck Pnantoms
Tuesday, rallied in the last half to
overcome five-point lead and
emerged with a "a to q triumph over
the local independents in a heated
basketball game played at the State
Training school gymnasium.
Satovich. shifty guard OF the visit
ing quint, led the last half squirt dur
ing which the Staples team closed the
gap. but it was Foster. forward, that
took the ball and broke in fast under
the basket to give the winners one
point margin in the last minute OF
play.
The Phantoms, paced by Don
Arthur, started out with a rush and
assumed a lead which they held
throughout most Of the game. At the
end Of the first quarter the local five
had q s to 4 edge and increased the
advantage to Is TO II before the in
PERMISSION.
Satovich and Kelleher. center, toss
ed in long field goals in the third
quarter to bring the count TO 1915.
KuduVOHS Ct0II NuSUCVCSS4uH!
In the fourth period the visitors
whitted the Phantoms margin down
to one point and the Bismarck quint
began a Sailing game. At this point
Foster intercepted q Phantom pass
and scored. He registered a free
throw to put the Gopher state quint
two points out in front but free
throw by Harold Massmann narrowed
the margin to one-pcint and the
Pickers stalled successfully until the
end Of the game.
Arthur with four field goals was
high point man while Massmann and
Ben jacobson. guards, turned in out
standing performances for the local
five.
Satovich and Kelleher were strong
est in the visitors lineup.
Sunday the Phantoms clash with
the Minot Elks at Dunn Center. a
preliminary game between the Werner
Independents and the Dunn Center
Cardinals will start at 2 p. m, &C
cording TO Stanley Bcaton. who is
promoting the event. Tuesday the
local five journeys to Mott for a
game with the Mott quint.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-06
Tennis Stars Tours
Subject of Debate

New York, Feb. 6.-R-The annual
meeting of the United States Lawn
Tennis association Saturday In Gin
cinnatt probably will b as exciting
as an old-fashioned sewing bee,
although the orderly routine may be
enlivened by discussion Of the pro-
posed eight-weeks' player expense
rule.
The United States. through its del
egate Walter Merrill Hall, president
OF the U. 8. L. +. A., last summer
voted the rule in the International
Federations' regulations, leaving It up
to the member nations to incorpor-
ate 1t in their individual canons. The
rule limits amateurs to eight weeks
travelling and living expenses each
calendar year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-06
Regain Boxer Shades
Fargo Mitt Swinger

Fargo, Feb. e.-(R9-Jack Hader,
2l0, Kansas City, pinned George
Deck, 2l0, Owatonna, Mimi. In IS
minutes Of wrestling here last night.
In boxing bouts. Sonny Wood. 1913.
Fargo, beat Eddie Dyer, 1877. Mime
apolis in six rounds: Harold Nelson.
146. slame. Ore. scored . technical
knockout over LOOMS, lls. Mad
ison, Wis.,, In the third round Of .
scheduled four rounder: Christ Rein
hart. l45, Regain, n. D., shaded Bob
Sullivan. 13S, Fargo, in four rounds:
Billy Burns, 40, Fargo, and Hand
Fields. 40. Mayville, N. D., were
even In four rounds: Jackie oiNeil,
1877, Fargo, scored . technical knock
out over Young Sweeney. Ia, Fargo.
in the first round Of Z scheduled
four rounder. and Ray Marchand.
40. Fargo. beat Bud Belland. l35,
Fargo. in three rounds.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-06

Nodaks Rally to Defeat morningstde,
43-36, After Trailing 21-16 at Halt
Bob Finnegan Takes High.scor-
ing Honors; Seven Field
Goals and Free Throw

Sioux City, H., Feb. 6-P)-The
Morningside cagers threw the scare Of
the season into North Dakota Uni
versity, North Central champions, here
Tuesday night, led 2l.l6 at the half.
for most Of the second half, and then
fell victims Of Z late rally and lost,
g : 50.
The Maroons were weakened by the
sickness Of two players and by the loss
Of another but the North Dakotans
also were weary. the game being their
third in four days.
Coach Rogers Maroons shot circles
around the highly touted Sioux, passed
well and had more than three times
as many shots as North Dakota until
at the very end Of the game. The
Maroons lost Peterson, center, In the
middle Of the second half and when
Witasek, North Dakota center, began
controlling the tip it meant the down.
fall Of the Sioux City team.
Finnegan. North Dakota forward,
was high SCORER with is points. fol-
lowed by Witasek with IA.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF John Rriaki dAcAaaAd

AN LIE MAAIEN VI Th0 ESTATE
dersigned, George ia. Brisk and
q the estate Of John Brisk. late Of
the county Of Burleigh and state Of
itors Of. and all persons having claims
against the estate Of said deceased.
to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers. within six months after
the first publication Of this notice, to
street. north. In the city Of Bismarck,
in. Rurleigh county. North Dakota. or
70 the Judge Of the County Court Of
burieigh county. North Dakota. at
he office In the Burleigh county,
city Of Bismarck In BurleiEh County.
You are hereby further notified
That Hon: ]. g. Davies. Judge Of the
County Court within ana for the
North D.kot.. has fia.d re e. s s'as. as q
OF August; A. D: 1895. 1t the hour Of
Two o'clock IN the afternoon Of said
gay. at the Court Rooms OF eaid
C e;.: 70 the said Court House in the
SSssas :. :ns The .t tim: ana q
Brisk. deceased, which have BIN
Ssly snS rss rI;Sx presented .
= D ,sse this ssth day Of January. A.
George Ed. Briski ana
Ludwig Brisk, g the
administrators o the
s s:t:t: e John Brisk.
Frat publication on the 3oth A.~
81 "a January. 4. D. 1895.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-06
Highway No. | and
Woolworth Teams
Win League Games
Craftsmen Second Team and
Capitol Cafe Trundlers
Beaten Tuesday Night

The Highway. No. l, team defeated
Highway, No. 2. and the league-lead-
ing Woolworth's turned back the
Capitol Cafe trundlers in two out Of
three games In the City league sched-
Tile rolled Tuesday night.
After dropping the first game. the
No. Craftsmen came into their own
and took the last two games. "Swede"
Person smashed the naples for big
$50 count. the evenings high score, to
lead the winners while Schlosser with
a. 489 total was high pin-getter for
the losers.
The Five and Dime bowlers after
losing the first game hit their stride
with scores Of 847 and 1863 to down the
Chefs in the firal two games. Adam
Brown rolled 534 total to lead the
Cafe team while Nordlund paced the
winners with a 500 count.
Scores.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-06
Lou Brouillard Stops
Fresno MiddleWeight

Los Angeles, Feb. 6.-lR-Firmly
entrenched as q favorite on the west
coast, Lou Brouillard, former world
weller and middleweight champion,
Wednesday looked around for another
fistic victim In these parts.
The hard-hitting middleweight from
Worcester, Mass. Tuesday night stop
ped Indian Joe Rivers Of Fresno, CAL,
in the fourth round Of their lO-round
match. Brouillard weighed 1853 pounds
Rivers l62.
Make Rosenbloom. 1872, slapped out
q verdict In another ten round bout
over Johnny Miller. 1914, Des Moines,
Ia, but most Of the 1000 customers
went home before the affair was over.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-06
CONFECTIONERY and TRANSIENT
CUNTS WIN CITY LEAGUE TlLTS
Highway and Bison cagers
Turned Back in Basketball
Games Played Tuesday

Trailing until the last five minutes
OF play, the indicated State Con.
fectionery quint in the city basketball
league turned on scoring rally and
beat back the threat Of the Bison, 80
to 10, In game played Tuesday.
The Transients, led by the lanky
Harris, pivot man. won their first
game Of the season in defeating the
Highway team, 80 to is. Harris scor-
ed eight field goals and a brace Of
gift shots to pace the winners while
Allen, guard. with four field goals
was the outstanding performer for
the Craftsmen.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-06
BISON CAGE FIVE TURNS BACK
CONCORDIA COLLEGE, 81 TO q
Acey Olson and Bud Marquardt
Play Stellar Roles in
State College Win

Fargo. Feb. 6.-lP>-The North Da-
kota Agricultural College basketball
team defeated Concordia here last
night, 1923. The teams were tied
at the half. 1912.
Herman Peterson was Concordia's
leader. with Capt. Eddie Dahl also
playing an outstanding role. For the
Bison the play of Acey Olson and
Bud MarquardJ was the most COM
mendable, although Barney Bernard.
the Herd scoring ace, came through in
the late minutes with three field goals
which really started the Bison on the
way to victory. Summary:
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Denhoff High CUNTS
Annex Doubleheader
Especial 70 The Tribunel

Denhoff. N. D., Feb. 6The Den.
hoff high school boys and girls
teams won q basketball doubleheader
from the Sykeston quints last week
end.
The Denhoff boys crept up from
behind In the closing minutes of the
game and pulled into q tie with the
Sykeston five Just before the final
whistle sounded. In the overtime
period. Denhoff scored six points for
q a to l8 triumph.
Chalking up their fourteenth con-
secutive victory OF the season, the
Denhoff girls turned back the Sykes
ton girls, IS to I.
Summaries:
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Aqua Caliente Open
Lures Golf TrOupers

Aqua Caliente, Mex, Feb. 6.-(Fe
with one eye on the barometer and
the other on the wind guage, COLTS
gold seekers backtracked the trail Of
the Spanish conquistadors into Tia
juana valley Wednesday for the Aqua
Caliente 5000 sweepstakes which
opens Thursday.