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The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
Brilliant lnfield StalWarts Make
Detroit Team Best in Amer.
ican League

Chicago, Dec. l8.-tR-1f the rest
Of the Detroit Tiger machinery had
operated as efficiently as It's famous
"barbed-wire' infield. New Yorks
Yankees probably would have had to
settle for q lot less than their lS-
game margin over the American
League last season.
The Tigers won team fielding hon.
ors for the third straight year, INA!
Official averages show SATURDAY. ano
1t was those infield stalwarts, Charley
Gehringer. Billy Rogeu ana Marvin
Owen, who made 1t possible. Ine II.
ger team average was .s76. q pomt
better tnan last years marx.
Genr1necr races Ieasue
Gehrnger, the leagues most valu-
able player q nd batting champion,
paced the second oaseman !or tne
iourth consecutive season, az .906. ms
pest marx since joining tne l1eers.
noseu neaoeo tne snostseops 1or tne
talro stIalgns Time WIN 800.
Gwen. whose removal 70 the Cnlcaeo
Wnite Sox broke up the great combi-
Aatloa1' gained tne tp1Io-0aSlng leao-
eiSn!p, IeglSDerng . NV average 20
oispiace tne 1880 champion, Hed Roiie
OF tne YANKEES, VINO improved MS
marx IRON .sot 70 .so1.
Jimmy f0xx OF Boston, reeamed the
lllst pase 1ield Title a1ter q lapse OF
one year, comphng an average OF
S04' -
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The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18

Louis. because there's nobody that
can stand up against that right hand
OF his. But it's too much Of Z gamble
right now"
Jacobs was even more conservative.
Despite the decisive fashion In which
Baer had slowed away Hogan, no
cream-puff hitter himself, Promoter
Mike wouldn't commit himself defini.
tely. He's not quite sure that Buddy
Is good enough for the top-notchers.
But he was definitely too good for
Hogan. Buddy took everything the
Waterbury, Conn.,. heavyweight had
to offer and waited for his spot.
That came during q harmless third
round sparring session. A long loop
ing right suddenly came whistlins up
from somewhere near the floor to
drop . stunned Hogan on the seat Of
his trunks. When he rose. he stum-
hled back and sat on the ring rope
before reeling forward into two more
knock-downs and intercession by Re-
fierce Jimmy Crowley.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
REVENGE CHIEF MOTIVE IN
BUDDY BAER'S NEW PROGRAM

New York. Dec. 10 -(R- Buddy,
the younger Of the California Baers,
is mapping q boxing plot with re-
vcnge as its chief motive.
Asked. after his three-round knock
out Of Eddie Hogan at Madison
Square Garden Friday night. whom
he would like to meet next, the 24S-
pound Baer didn't hesitate moment.
"First" he said. II want to fight
Jim Braddock. because he took the
title away from my brother Max. Then
! want Joe Louis. because he has the
title"
It's . nice program as far ~ Baer
is concerned When II comes to Man
ager Ancil Hoffman and Promoter
Mike Jacobs, the program develops 4
few bitches.
"Braddock7 sure" said Hoffman
Hes ready for Braddock OF Tommy
FArr. who fights Jim In January. But
Lcuis-well, I'd rather wait q while
One punch, and Buddy might beat
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
Totals is ; 8
Questionnaires Mailed
To Big Game Hunters

Seeking to determine the number Of
deer taken during the 1887 hunting
season, approximately $500 question
naires were mailed Friday to North
Dakota hunters who purchased big
game licenses.
Commissioner D. w. Hulterstrum
said the game and fish department Is
asking sportsmen to report whether
they shot buck or . doe and where
and on what day Of the four-dAy sea-
son the kill occurred. Where there
were several individuals in the party.
sportsmen are being asked for the to-
tai number Of deer taken, he said.
During the 1885 season. 3.l44 H.
oenses were sold. Replying to sim
liar QUESTIONABLE that year, 1900 hum
ters reported taking 792 deer, he said.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
John Broaca Willing
To Return to Wife

Barnstable, Mass, Dec. ls.-@-
John ]. Broacas unexpected an
nouncement from the stand that he
was willing to return and make q
home for his wife and four -months-
old son gave new twist today to Mrs.
Broaca's suit for divorce from the sus-
pended New York Yankees baseball
pitcher.
Broaca was responsible for second
surprise development, testimony that
he and his attractive brunette wife
had lived together since she filed her
divorce suit Sept. 80. Mrs. Broaca.
the former Cordelia ireland Of Or
leans, Mass. had testified they had
separated May 30.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
Tits Tonight May
Give Loop Tipoff

Chicago, Dec. 1s-ReSix Western
conference basketball teams will swing
into action tonight In q program
which may furnish tip-off on their
chances in the l937-3s Big Ten
championship race.
Northwestern runs up against Notre
Dame at South Bend, Ind, North
western will be out to stop Notre
Danes streak Of II straight victories.
Purdue invades Chicago for tussle
with DePaul university. Illinois opens
an eastern trip by playing st. Johns
III New Yorks Madison Square Gar
den. Other games: Armour Tech at
Chicago, Iowa VS.. Butler at Indian
apolis and Wisconsin VS.. Marquette at
Milwaukee.
Michigan defeated Maryland - to
26 Friday night.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
Three Teams Win
in Women s Loop
Penney's, S. & l., Theater Out
fits Triumph; End Pre-
Holiday Schedules

Penney's S. & L. and Bismarck The
atre teams triumphed In women,s bas-
ketball league play Thursday night.
The Penney's aggregation won from
Richmond's Bootery 28 to 6, s. & L.
defeated Bismarck Motors 13 to 10
and Bismarck Theatre whipped State
Fur's entry II to S.
Highest individual scorer was Miss
eau Of the Penney team who scored
six times from the floor and twice
from the free-throw line for total
Of IA points.
No more league games will be played
until after Jan. 4, though the orig
inally announced schedule viii remain
in force except for the change in
dates, Jalmer Swenson, recreational
director In charge, announced.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
Third Scoreless
Tie Between Pitt,
Fordham '0ddest'
vanderbilt's Hidden-Ball Play
Next Most Unusual Freak
Of Sport Year

New York, Dec. s.-R- College
football annually supplies not only the
greatest aggregate collection Of
thrills In American sport but contri-
butes heavily to the log Of bizarre on
freakish events.
Last year Yale's Larry Kelley
pulled the prize oddity by executing
q soccer kick" Of loose ball that
helped beat Navy and caused . re.
vision Of the playing rules.
This year, on the basis Of q poll COW
ering all sports by the Associated
Press, the football teams Of Fordham
and Pittsburgh rated No. ! distinction
by playing their third successive score
less tie.
This unprecedented happening was
voted the prize freak Of the year only
after rivalry from a number Of other
gridiron oddities. The Pitt-Fordham
horse collar derby had 81 to 10 mar
gin In votes over Vanderbilt,s hidden
ball play which went for the winning
touchdown over Louisiana State.
Pennsylvania's twelfth man.
whose presence on the field deprived
the Quakers Of field goal and VIC
tory over Georgetown, qualified for the
list Of oldest episodes, along with the
spectator who rushed out to tackle q
player In the South Carolina Citadel
football match. They polled 10 and 9
votes, respectively.
oldest baseball happening, experts
A.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
East's Squad Starts
Drilling for Big Game

Evanston, ILL.,, Dec. ls. -R- The
All East football team, which will
meet the Al-West team Of collegiate
grid stars at San Francisco on New
Years Day, assembled Saturday at
Dyche stadium for an initial workout
under Co-Coaches Bernie Bierman
Of Minnesota and Andy Kerr Of Col
gate.
Twenty-Five players make up the
Eastern squad, with is schools In the
East, Midwest and South represent
ed. Bierman has replaced Dick Han
ley. formerly Of Northwestern, Is CO.
coach with Kerr.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
TIGERS Win Team
Fielding Honors
For Third Year
Fights Last Night
(Dy The Aesociated Pressl

(ny the Associated Press)
New York - Buddy Baer, 243,
I.lvernore. Calie.. knocked out Ed
die Hogan. z21 y. Waterbury, Conn.
Isl: Glen Lee. lSlA. Edison, Neb..
stopped Harry Bslsamo, 1894,
New York (9).
Cleveland-John Henry Lewis,
1SS. Pittsburgh. worlds lightheavy-
weight champion, out p o inted d
Johnny Risko. 1884, Cleveland
(lO: Freddy Wilson, III, Pitts
bursh. stopped Eddie Boyle. IT'S,
Cleveland ~.
Hollywood, Calf. - Ritchie
Fontaine, Isl, N1issoula, Mont,
outpointed Tony Chavez, l3l, Al
buquerque, N. M, (10).
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
Demons Keep Record Clean With
Il to 19 Triumph Over Hi>Liners;
Saints Lose to Blueiays, 23 to Is
Bismarck Fights Way Into Lead
in Last Quarter After Trail
ing Much of Game

Bismarck Demons established them
selves as contenders for the state Class
A basketball championship by nosing
out Valley City, 81 to 10, In hard
fought game on the high school court
Friday night.
It was not so much the fact they
won as the manner In which they
won and the improvement displayed
in comparison with previous games.
The comparatively green Demons have
the manpower and while there Is room
for Improvement the strides made al
ready this season are tremendous.
II they can continue to advance as
they have since the season opened
they will offer threat to any high
school quintet in the state the
opening Of the state tournament here
next March.
Lucky-But Good, Too
Coach Glen Hanna commented
after the game that his club had been
covered with horseshoes" and It did
get the breaks, but there was more
to 1t than that. For 1t was the Demon
reserve strength which carried 1t
through to victory.
The team played much Of the game
without the services Of Captain
Jack Bowers, out In the first period
after three fouls had been called on
him, and finished without the help Of
Harry Rishworth, out late In the third
period after the fourth foul had been
called.
Removal Of Scott, fiery Valley City
forward, In the third period, partly
offset these losses to Bismarck.
Bob Yeasley substituted for Bowers
and Warren Kraft for Rishworth and
both took part In the fourth quarter
squirt which carried the Demons to
victory.
The quarter scores show Valley City
ahead at the end Of the first period,
8 to 5. Both teams scored two field
goals but Valley City chalked up four
free throws to one for the home team.
Tied Ut HALF Time
At half time the score was IL to IL.
but at the end Of the third quarter
Valley City was out In front 10 to II
and 1t began to look as though they
would increase their margin before the
final whistle blew.
But Bismarck simply fought It's way
into the lead midway In the fourth
quarter on goals by Yeasley, Gilbert
Olson and Al Potter and then hung
on against Valley City's closing drive.
Bower went back into the game late
In the fourth period and helped Bis
marck protect its lead.
Olson was high scorer for Bismarck
with four field goals and two free
throws out Of three attempts. Scott
was the best offensive performer for
the Hi-Iiners with two field goals
and four free throws out Of five at-
tempts.
Hard luck performer for the visitors
was Delmore, who made one field goal
but missed seven out Of eight tries
from the foul line.
In q preliminary game the 1mps.
Bismarck reserve team, defeated STAN
ton 81 to II, with Stanton falling to
make . single field goal In the first
half, which ended "a to 5.
ns4S> ~lAs.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
Nein's Keeps Up
Unbeaten Record
Whips Bank ouint rs to ~;
Fort Lincoln. Morley EIec-
trio Teams Triumph

Paced by Burchardts six field goals,
Kleins entry in the City basketball
league kept It's record clear Of defeat
with 25 to II triumph over the Bank
Of North Dakota Thursday night.
In other games the Fort Lincoln
quintet won from the Knights Of Co.
lumbus 80 to q and Morley Electric
swamped Missouri Slope II to l6.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
Underwood Wins 4th
Straight From Max

Underwood, N. D., Dec. ls.-Paced
by Art Busch, high-scoring all-state
forward. Underwood turned in its
fourth straight victory Of the season
by defeating Max n to IL In q high
school basketball game here.
Busch tailed 10 Of Underwood's
points Is the Mclean county cham
pions got off to an early lead and
were never headed. Elbowoods plays
here Friday next week In the last
game before the Christmas holidays.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
Oregon University
Grid Coach Resigns

Eugene, Ore, Dec. lS = R - The
University Of Oregon athletic board
accepted the resignation Of Prince g..
Callison as head football coach Friday
night. ending his six years in that po-
sition.
Callison declined to comment. He
had been criticized by students after
the team won only four games and
lost six this season but the team raj.
lied to his support.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
Basketball Scores
College

University Of North Dakota 4s;
Valley City Teachers College ~.
University Of Nebraska n; South
Dakota University 20.
Concordia College (Moorhead,
MinnO 20; Wichita dridleys
Mo. Val. A. A. u ~.
Winona State ~: Augustana Col
lege Sioux Falls, s. d. 81.
Billings Polytechnic (Mont) 70;
Dickinson Teachers (ND) SO.
Gustavus Adolphus 46; Worthing-
ton, ]. G. 81.
st. Thomas Is; Superior Teach-
erS -.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
SIOUX FALLs PRO NAMED

Sioux Falls, 8. D., Dec. l8. -R-
william big Billy" Bathie, former
Omaha Happy Hollow golf professional
was selected Friday for the PRO" post
at Minnehaha Country club here. The
Nebraskan will take the place vacated
here by Eddie McElligot. who has gone
to the White Bear Yacht Club near
st. Paul.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
Ashley Cagers Win
From Linton, 1915

Ashley. N. D. Dec. ls.-Ashley high
school racked up its fourth basketball
triumph In five starts this season with
q 10 to is victory over Linton here.
Vanorry, freshman forward at Ashley,
carried off individual scoring honors
with four field goals.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
MINOT BEATS WALSH
AGGIES IN OVERTIME GAME

Minot. N. D., Dec. l8-(R-With 80
seconds remaining In an overtime
period. Minot high schools basket
ball team Friday night pulled q game
out Of the fire and defeated the Walsh,
County aggies Of Park River, ls to Is.
A field goal by Jesse Mattson. for
ward, proved the margin Of victory.
The Aggies held 10 to s lead at
the half.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
0OPHER PUCKsyERs BILL.
GAMES

Minneapolis. Dec. 10. -@- Frank
q. Mccormick. University OF Mime.
sote athletic director, said Friday ne
eotiations were completed for . three
gnme hockey series between Mime.
sote and the University Of Southern
oalifosuia to b played ut Los Angeles
late IN March. Definite dates have
not been set.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
Ramblers Defeat Max
Independents, A-24

Underwood, N. D., Dec. ls.-Under-
woods Ramblers, Independent basket
ball team, rang up the curtain on their
season with . a to "a triumph over
Max here.
Landgren with II points and Leo
Lockrem with 10 paced the Under
wood offense with Pariseau Max's
high scorer with eight points. The
Minot DesGolay quintet plays here
Monday.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
Hazen Independents
Trip Halliday, M-29

Hasen, N. D., Dec. ls.-Held to .
one point lead at the end Of the first
quarter, Hazen's independents forged
ahead rapidly during the remainder
Of the game to triumph over Halliday
~ to %. It was Halliday's first loss
in seven games.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
SKATE AT SING SING

Ossining. N. Y.-Bill Cranker. head
Of the therapeutic department Of
Sing Sing, is sponsoring hockey
squad composed Of inmates.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
LENDING HAND

New York.-New York Chinese have
given up sporting events so that they
can contribute admission prices saved
to the Chinese war fund.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
HOW ABOUT THE JUMPS?

A survey made by opticians re-
veals that basketball players. Is .
group. have the best sight among
athletes. with football players having
the worst. Baseball players rate SEC
ond and boxers third.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
DOUBLE DUTY

Hamilton. N. Y.-Bill Reid. Colgate,s s
director Of athletics. also Is mayor Of
Hamilton. where the university Is To-
cato
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
ILLINI RESTORE HOCKEY

Champaign. ILL.,, Dec. le-(R-Uni-
versity Of Illinois athletic officials an.
nounced Saturday that ice hockey will
be established as . competitive sport
this winter. Michigan and Minnesota
will be among the first opponents.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
DEVILS LAKE WINS
FROM STARKWEATHER. al.lK

Devils Lake. N. D., Dec. lS-F-
Grabbing off Its fourth victory In six
starts, Devils Lake Friday night de-
feated Starkweather, 81 to IS here.
Devils Lake held the lead all the way.
being In front at 8 to 2 at the first
quarter and Is to 5 1T the half.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
DEATH FOR THE MAGPIEs

'sdeath for magjies and coyotes In
Emmons county when Fred Petrie
and r. H. Kinsey 60 afield with their
hunting pieces Petrie has killed
five Of Reynard Foxes relatives dur
ing the past few weeks and Kinsey
brought down Is Of the winged pests
with his trusty fouling piece q. Al
together, 331 magpies and SO foxes
have been killed in Emmons county
since the first Of May this year !.
All but dozen of the coyotes were
full grown E. Hunters collect q state
. bounty Of IS cents each for magpies
and $3.50 for coyotes.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
UNHEALTHY FOR FOXES

Tuttle farmers Ganged up on two
red foxes when they made the mis-
take OF putting in their appearance
too often In the vicinity Of the Emil
Eichele farm And while the hunt
wasn't exactly patterned after Eng
lands fashionable fox hunts 1t never
theless brought results Several
cars and one horesman Joined In the
chase and after several hours Buddy
Hegdahl and Reuben Aichele bagged
the two animals Any more hunt
Ing stories?
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
WAHPETON RALLIES
TO DOWN GRAFTON z7.2S

Grafton. N. D.. Dec. ls-(R,-After
losing Q long lead. Wahpeton high
school put on . powerful offensive
drive Friday night to pull the game
out Of the fire and defeat Grafton,
~ to Is In 0 cage tut.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
SOUNDS BETTER, TOO

Chicago. = Barnet David Rosofsky
changed his name to Barney Ross
while competing as an amateur 50 his
mother wouldn't know he was fight
Ing.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18

NEW SALEM QuINT
UPsETS DICKINSON, $3.50
New Salem, N. D.. Dec. l8-R)-New
Salem high schools basketball team
nosed out Dickinson high, 23 to 20,
here Friday night. The score was tied
at the half, 8 to 8.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
OUGHT no MAKE TT

OUGHT TO MAKE 1T
South Bend-Walter Hagen, Jr., will
be one Of the leading candidates for
Notre Danes golf team next spring.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
sHoRT SHOTS

New Salem's Lions club Is proud Of
the showing the New Salem high
school six-man football team made
this fall and aims to show 1t In Q way
the boys viii be sure to appreciate
Monday the boys will be special
guests Of the club at the regular
luncheon meeting Sunday is the
day set for the Glen Ullin table ten
nis tournament, according to Frank
Baumstark, who is in charge -.
+ 4 i
SAME OLD CARBON
Mace Doherty has put new head
type dress on his Killdeer Herald.
It's the so-called streamlind style with
ail heads starting flush with column
rules on the left and ending Irregular
II at the right. But despite the fact
abe may be an up-to-date streamliner,
she stu has the same old knock under
the hood for elsewhere We notice
where some Herald staffer has taken
!. = crack at the referee Of the Dickin-
son-Killdeer basketball game.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18

Score by quarters:
Bismarck Theater 80. ; 4-l7
State Fur .......... 2 3 0-5
Referee, Swenson; umpire, Tyson.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
HONORS FOR DOBRLER

Linton fans aren't forgetting Wal
ter Dobler. all-state football player
who was the toast Of the town during
the football season Dobler was
presented with a gold wrist watch
following the st. Mary's-Linton bas-
ketball game last week superin-
tendent Of Schools B. q. Gustafson
made the presentation Of the watch.
which was given him by friends In
The city.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18

Il Totals Totals y
Technical fouls: Haas, Nichol 3. K.
Geigle, Bev. Barnes.
is & l. .............. 2-I3
Bismarck Motors .... 2 2-10
i Referee, Swenson; umpire, Tyson.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18
Totals IS l II

ImpS ................l4 12-57
stanton .............. 7-11
Referee: Brown.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-12-18

JUDSON CLUB ELECTS

Henry Toepke has been elected
president and Fred Thiel vice presi-
dent Of the Judson rifle club +. (.
Other officers are Bob Michaels,
treasurer, and Ernest Wendt, execu-
tive officer Plans for the coming
year and for membership drive were
discussed at the meeting New
members already signed up are H. q.
Fett, Albert Borchardt, Warren Thiel,
Walter johnson and Bruno Just
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-30
WEATHER FORECAST

(Till 1880 p. M, Tuesday,
Key West and Vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Tuesday, with
scattered showers Tuesday gen
tie to moderate winds, mostly
southerly.
florida: Partly cloudy with
scattered showers Tuesday and
over north and central portions
tonight; strong shifting winds on
the extreme northeast coast this
afternoon.
Jacksonville to Florida Straits
Moderate mostly southeasterly
winds except strong Southwestern
q this afternoon and early tonight
over extreme north portion, most.
ly overcast weather with showers
tonight and Tuesday preceded by
squalls over extreme north por-
ton this afternoon.
East Gulf: Moderate variabta
winds. possibly fresh at times over
extreme north portion; partly
overcast weather tonight and
Tuesday. scattered showers.
Bulletin GAS a. m.--Small cen
ter of tropical storm about over
0rmond Beach at 900 a. m. Low
est barometer so far reported was
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-30
JUST A HINT

There has been no war in Ethiopia or
in China where Italy and Japan have
been forced to defend themselves.gfsI
The struggles have been marked with
great suffering On the part d civilian pop
ulations, giving d fair idea what defense
less people may expect in the future from
civilized powers. hHu .ookID 10 Ih.T
The battles in the Spanish civil war
have also indicated very clearly the ex-
tent of the suffering that awaits the pop
ulation of the next country in which a
major war is waged
The three contests demonstrate very
positively the length to which certain ma
tons are ready to go to gain advantages in
the world order and the lack of respect
for the rights of other people to enjoy
what belongs to them
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-08-30


tremely liberal in his conclusions as
to the rights. of labor. In { recent
opinion he had the following to say on
peaceful picketing': THAT term as
used implies not only absence of vio-
lence, but absence OF any unlawful
act. It preclude: the intimidation Of
customers. Ii orecludes any form of
physical obstruction or Interference
with the employers business In the
same opinion he said it was wrong
for pickets to engage in conduct that
was other thar. lawful persuasion"
or inducing" or was not a mere APP
peal to the sympathies and would be
aid of customers by a simple state
nent of the strike and the request to
withhold patronage.
The right to strike is nothing more
than the right to quit work When a
worker gives up his job. he surren-
ders all rights he had as an employee.
and his status is the same as that of
any other outsider His rights and his
limitations with reference to his for
mer employer are clearly defined by
Mr. Justice Brandeis and there is no
justification for law enforcement Of
address questions TO the al