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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-10-08
THURSDAY OCTOBER 8. 1912
CHAPTER 81
SENATE 1 l. NO. 153

SENATE BILL NO. 1853
An Act to Provide for the Submission to the Qualified Electors of the
State of Montana of an Amendment to Section II of Article XII Of
the Constitution of the State OF Montana, Relating to the Appoint
ment. Personnel Powers, Duties and Terms of Office of the State
BE 1T ENACTED BY THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF THE
Section L.. That Section IL of Article XII of the Constitution of the
State # Montana be amended as hereinafter provided and that the
ne Stat OF Montana 1t the General Election to be held in November.
Section q That Section II of Article XII of the Constitution of the
State # Montana be- and the same is hereby amended to read as
Section II. The general control and supervision of the State Uni
versty and the various other State educational institutions shall be
of office shall be prescribed and regulated by law. The Board shall
consist Of seven members who shall be appointed by the Governor.
subject to confirmation by the Senate, under regulations and restnc-
tons to b provided by law"
Section g. That this amendment shall be submitted to the qualified
and s provided by law. and there shall be printed o n each ballot the
title of this Act and the following words:
u For the Amendment
Against the Amendment
The elector shall designate his preference by marking an x in the
square before the proposition for which he desires to cast his vote"
Section 4 The votes cast for and against the amendment herein
and in such manner a is provided by law therefor and II a majority
of all votes cas- at such election for and against such amendment shall
be in favor Of such amendment. the Governor shall sc declare by pub
lie proclamation and the amendment shall be in full force and effect
nation.
Section 5 That this Act shall be in full force and effect from and
afer its passage and approval.
Approved March s. 1871.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
STATE OF MONTANA @
L, Sam w. Mitchell, Secretary of State of the State of Montana. do
hereby certify that the foregoing is a u and correct copy of an Act
entitled: IAN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE SUBMISSION TO THE
QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE STATE OF MONTANA OF AN
AMENDMENT TO SECTION II OF ARTICLE XXI OF THE coNsr1-
Po1NTMENT, PERSONNEL. POWERS. DUTIES AND TERMS OF
OFFICE OF THE STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION"
affixed the Great Seal of the State Of Montana. at Helena, the Capital,
July IA, 1912.
SAM W: MITCHELL
Secretary of State.
t1st Pub Aug 3 1912 - 18th Pub. Oct. 20, 1926
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1942-10-08
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Evening star., 1942-02-12
RossIyn Boosts Lead
In Pinettes' Loop
To Two Games

Rosslyn Bowling Center. by virtue
of 80 victory over Red Circle Food
Shop, today held a two-game lead
in the Ladies District League.
Second-place Chevy Chase Ice
Palace was trimmed. 81, by
Rendezvous last night for its second
straight setback.
Blanche Wootton's 346 and Lucy
Roses 1923 led the Rosslyns attack.
Julia Young of the losing Red
Circles topped the match with 355.
Irene Scott's 125 and Annetta
Behan's 345 were the big blows for
Rendezvous while Alma Mehler's 128
prevented the Ice Palace quint from
being whitewashed
Esther Burton shone with 343 as
Arcadia shut out Arlington, while
Edna Wards $50 paced Anacostia
Spillways sweep over Brookland.
Ruby Parry's 1886 led Del Rays 81
win from King Pin. Helen Mores'
124 and Boots Lewis 327 gave Con-
vention Hall q 81 edge over
Clarendon.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
Terp Frosh Do Quick
Job on Terrors in
Boxing Match

Maryland's freshman boxers were
in a rush to go places last night as
they spanked Western Maryland
51a They scored five quick
knockouts after the first three
fights had gone the distance.
The last three fights consumed
only a little more than 3 minutes
One of the most impressive per-
formances was that of Johnny Lo-
bell, 175-pounder, who finished WAL
ter Phillips with sizzling right in
the first round.
Walter Nechey. Maryland's con-
sistent heavyweight, chalked up
another quick kayo. Nechey is due
for second lieutenants commits
sion in the Army before the semes-
ter Is over.
12O pounds-charles knight (Md) and
Jonn or Samnd Sml.1 I M NJ dTew SU,-,s nd d.
cisioned BIZ sires wv. Ma:
1875 pounds-Frank Faughman wv. Md
decisioned Leon Goldberg tMdS.
l4O pOunQS-f1uSO LII Michele MO- won
by technical knockout over Charles Harris
(W Md in 80 seconds of second round.
1855 pounds-Charles Goodwin wv. Md
won by technical knockout over Bill Cru
ber (MdD in "A seconds of second round,
out P.t csraso w. Nd in zzh seconds
of first round.
115-pound class-ohn Lobell fMd.l won
wv. Md in 1 80 of first round.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Nechey md J won
by technical knockout over Joe Kugler w.
Md in SO seconds Of first round.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
GEORGETOWN FROSH.

The always hot rivalry between
Navy Yard Apprentices and Navy
Department currently was in the
formers favor today as result of
last nights 1896 victory in the Tech
Division of the D. c. Recreation
Department Basket Ball League.
Byers scored 16 points in pacing
the Apprentices attack. The same
divisions other two games also were
close, o. E. M. whipping Internal
Revenue, 27-24, and Census nipping
@. P. O., 34-30.
At Central, U. s. News eked out
q 1884 decision over 6. A. o., F. B.
I. turned back Air Corps, 1924, and
N. Y. A. downed SCOTS Club, 28-l7.
At Roosevelt, No Names wa1oped
Evening star., 1942-02-12
Women Sharing Mat
With Men
In Show Tonight

Cowboy Luttrell, the hard-hitting
Texas grappler, will attempt to
redeem himself for two straight de-
feats at the hands of Gino Carl
baldi at Turner's Arena this evening.
The Cowboy has been matched
against Herbie Freeman. the husky
New Yorker, in special Commute
bout.
Garibaldi will be seeking his third
straight local victory in match
against Emil Dusek, whose last two
triumphs have stamped him as an
even tougher wrestler than his
brother, Ernie.
Sharing the spotlight with
Garibaldi and Dusek will be two
feminine stars-Celia Blevins, the
Oklahoma Indian. and Mae Young
OF Little Rock, Ark. They will clash
for the right to face Mildred Burke,
the recognized titleholder, late this
month at the Arena.
Other Commute matches find
Maurice La Chappelle against Fred
Grobmier and Frank Judson, the
former Harvard mat coach, against
Fred Carone.
Evening star., 1942-02-12

son, Congressional, and Mrs. M. M
Wire, Kenwood.
Mrs Weible previously had an
nounced the appointment of Mrs
Carter Magruder and Mrs. P. w
Rutledge as chairman and assist
ant chairman of the important Tour
nament Committee. The team
matches, regarded by the women
as their most important form of com
petition. will get under way in June
instead of late April as in previous
years. The women's District cham
pionship is slated to 60 to Chevy
Chase. although neither the date
or place omcially has been an
nounced.
Next month the women will gel
together to draw up their forma.
schedule Contestants may pay the
usual $3.50 for entry in all tour.
naments, including handicap cards
but because of high printing costs
they won't have budget books. The
schedule will be published in news.
papers and each competitor will bt
asked to keep her own copy.
Fahrenwald In Marine Corps.
Lew Fahrenwald, Kenwood Coll
and Country Club assistant pro, i.
awaiting a call from the Marine
Corps to entrain for Paris Island
The call may come today. Lev
passed the examinations for the see
soldiers yesterday and is happy about
the whole thing. Ever since the
treacherous Pearl Harbor attack Lev
has tried to get into the armed serv.
ices. For a while he couldn't fine
his birth certificate, but he's in now
Evening star., 1942-02-12
Defeated Card Quint
Earns Respect Of
A. u, Next Foe
GoIIont Stond Against
Explorers in First
Half Is Impressive

Coach Staff Casseu and several
of his American University players
were among those who saw tomor-
row nights foe, Catholic u, more or
less outclassed by Columbus Ex-
plorers last night, but they didn't
come away from the Cardinals big
gym in too happy frame OF mind.
Columbus won. as expected, and
by a 1929 score, but CaSsen was
quick to point out two things which
may cause his Eagles trouble in the
A. U. gym. First Of all, Dick Scan
lon, Catholics big gun, will be back
in the lineup tomorrow after miss
ing last nights game because of q
sprained ankle.
Cards Hot for Half.
Secondly, the A. U. coach and
pupils were bound to respect the
Cardinals more after the first-half
stand they put up against Columbus.
Catholic. indeed. surprised even
its ardent supporters by moving
into an 80 lead against the favored
EJhplOi Clio, anu CNNl IiiOdSiA eAiS
visitors rallied to take the lead at
1910, the hosts stuck with them
throughout the first 20 minutes
which ended with Columbus in
front by only 22-l9. A superiority
in taking the ball of the blackboard
and an apparent belief that they
could upset the dope had the Car
dinals playing inspired ball in the
opening period.
Explorers Pull Away.
Upon resumption of play, however
it became no contest" the down.
toWners scoring IA straight points
before Ralph O'Brien sank a long
one for C. U. in the 18th minute of
play. Littly Acky Viana, Coach Ben
KaI's nomination for all-District
guard, paced the Explorers attack
sinking three of his six field goals
during that stretch. He wound up
with point honors with 18 to his
credit, and provided the drive behind
Columbus attack.
Like c. u, Columbus also played
without one of its stars, Soup Han
cock being excused because of the
death of his father.
It was Columbus ninth victory in
IL starts and Catholics sixth defeat
in 13 games.
Evening star., 1942-02-12

brisk and the stakes are high, and
II his work at College Park is a
criterion, the Leathernecks are gain
ing an Al soldier.
Track critics thought the tall.
easy-going youngster was cinch
to sweep up . hagful Of trophies in
the annual Southern Conference
meet. He came to College Park with
glowing recommendations rs high
jumper, and lived up to his press
notices by winning the freshman
title without working up good
sweat. But before he finished ne
was broad jumping, throwing the
javelin and running the low hurdles
and mopping up.
Just to give you an idea Of how
the kid can go, he was entered in
% events in 6 dual meets and
won 10. He was second twice and
third twice, never finishing out Of
the money. Out of possible lis
points he picked up l03. Translated
into baseball terms, that would be
q batting average of approximately
.895, which isn't bad.
Dukes best efforts as frosh were
25.6 in the low hurdles; l80 feet
inches in the javelin: broad jump
of 81 feet 6 inches, and high jump
of feet 1s inch. He wrought most
of the damage on Virginia's fresh
men, turning in his broad jump
against the Navy Plebes. He was
undefeated as a high jumper, fire.
quently causing the cancellation OF
that event because the opposition
had no suitable candidate to test
him. He jumped feet inch in the
Millrose games last Saturday for
seventh place.
Alexander s presence on this years
track team undoubtedly would have
shifted the balance of power to field
events, the first time In the sports
history at College Park field men
would have overshadowed runners.
The lads aH-around ability ex-
pressed itself on the gridiron last
autumn, when, returning to the game
after a serious hip injury suffered
during his freshman year, he started
as a reserve end and ended up play
ing regularly. He was picked as the
outstanding soph lineman in the
State in an Associated Press poll.
He also is a good basket ball
player, although he has passed up
that sport, and also is fair hand
at baseball
The Terps are going to miss him
more than they'll ever know. IF. A.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
Episcopal Five Adds
To Prestige as Il
Routs Eastern
Muroons Bid for leud
In CopitoI Area With
wins in 9 Comes

Episcopal High School basket ball
teams bid for dominance in this
vicinity was strengthened today as
a result of yesterdays game at
Alexandria in which it nearly dou-
bled the score on Eastern Highs
Ramblers.
The final score was 44-23 and
it was the Maroons' seventh victory
in nine starts, both Of their set
backs coming by one-point margins.
A second-period attack, during
which they scored 16 points while
holding Eastern pointless until 30
seconds before the end of the half,
decided the issue. Luke Burnett'S
southpaw shots had started clicking
in the first quarter. which ended
with the hosts in front. 14-8. and
that margin had been increased to
30-ll by half-time.
Episcopal's zone defense kept
Eastern shooting from midcourt
and the sidelines throughout the
contact
Evening star., 1942-02-12
Terps 47-61 Victims
OF Fo||ow-Up Shots
By Navy Basketers
snecisl Dispatch to The Star.


ANNAPOLIS, Md, Feb. 12.-
Maryland's inability to nab errant
shots off the blackboard was the most
important factor in its 61-47 defeat
by Navy here yesterday. Navy's
follow-up baskets told the story.
The work of Bill Busik, who ripped
the cords for 20 points to top both
teams, Johnny McTighe and Pat
Patrick, who chopped in Is and II,
respectively. did the damage, but
the fact remains that Navy con-
trolled the ball most of the time,
especially in the second half.
Ernie Travis, high-scoring Terp
guard, staged a duel with BuSik in
the first half and rang up l3 points
to boost his seasons total to 246,
but the Middies put couple OF
private detectives on his trail in
the second half and held him to one
field goal.
Tommy Mont, who shared Terp
scoring honors with Travis, and
Mearle DuVall. who played a bril-
liant floor game, were outstanding
for the visitors.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
Basket Ball Scores

LOCAL
Navy. 81: Maryland, Al
Columbus ~: catholie q: %
GEORGETOWN Prep "a; Gonzaea, 80.
ST Johns. Al: Central, 81.
Rethssdsi- Ref.o6si chevy chssT 81 LAndon' a.
EAST.
Marshall, 50, Xavier. AZ
Morris Harvey. 65. Davis-Elkius, SO,
Western Maryland, 40: Dickinson. 30.
Pittsbursh. A.; Indiana (Pa) Teachers.
Penn State. As: Temple, 80.
Muhlenbers. IS; Lehish. 81.
Vilanova, 40: Duquesne 80.
Lafayette, so: Rutsers, AZ.
Albright, 40; BIcknell. As.
Washington and Jefferson. 80: waynes-
East stroudsburs. SO; Scranton, ~.
Delaware, As; Hsverford, 80.
Gettysburg, SO; Franklin and Marshall.
Loyols CBaltimore). As; Johns Hopkinh
Bates. IS: Bowdoin, 36.
SOUTH.
Georsia Tech, 81; Chattsnooga. 81.
High Point, So: Roanoke, 81.
Navy Apprentice School. "A: Randolph
Henderson Teachers. SO; MsTnolia AZ
eieS, 46.
Lipscomb 40: Southwestern CTenn }, 40.
Memphis State Teachers. 81; Arkansas
College, 80,
MIDWEST.
Great Lakes. 40; Lake Forest, "a
Michigan State, 81: Michigan, 81.
Simpson, 63: Parsons, So.
Baker. 40; Washburn. 80.
Pittsbursh CKansD Teachers <5: sprinr.
neis b.dsnse, aMs. ss.'hssi S. bstios e. Tech. q.
Capital. SO; Otterbein, ~.
Wooster, IS; Fort Hayes (ohio). 81.
Toledo, As; Detroit. %.
Stevens Point Teachers 50: st. Nor
bert, IS.
McPherson. -: collese Of Emporia. -
(overtime).
WEST.
Texas. so: Southern Methodist 80.
Arizona State (Tempe), 81: Texas Mines
Arizona State rissstan), So; New Mex
leo Aggies. 35.
New Mexico. So; Arizona. IS.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
Hot s.. John S Finish
Nabs Basket Game
From Central

Five points by Chuck Dudley and
George Hughes in the last two min
utes of play gave ST. Johns an up
hill victory over Central yesterday
in the vikings gym, the hosts blow
ing a 3-point lead in the ebbing
moments to lose, 37-41.
The game was close all the way
Central leading 1922 at half time
and st. Johns being ahead at the
end of the third quarter. 1898. But
although they were held without .
field goal in the final quarter. the
Vikings dropped in four fouls to
forge ahead 1874. A few minutes
later, with the score at 37-36. Dud-
ley scored on a set shot to give St
Johns the lead, and Hughes sealed
Centrals fate with a layup and q
free toss,
Evening star., 1942-02-12

me0tS are 10 De spread OUT tlllS ytdI
all through the summer months,
with team matches also to run over
a four month schedule the gals
who'll play this year for Defense
bonds and stamps instead of cute
little knicknacks. Will start their
slate later than in many years.
Initial tourney will be the affair
for the Keefer trophy at the Chevy
Chase Club, to be played probably
on May 7 and 8. although the date
affair at Chevy Chase is scheduled
for May l3, IA and Is.
The fair sex also will join with
the pros this year in holding three
women-pro affairs with prizes for
the pros to be in Defense savings.
They will be held in three handicap
classes at different times through
out the season.
Announcing these decisions Mrs
Walter L. Weible, president of the
Womens District Golf Association
also announced many of her COM
mittee appointments at the second
meeting of the association Executive
Committee yesterday at Kenwood.
Mrs. Brandon Team Captain.
The appointments are: First team
captain. Mrs. Thomas o. Brandon
Columbia; team chairmen, Class A.
Mrs. Theodore Peyser. Woodmont
and Mrs. j. F. Gross, Columbia; rules
Mrs. Harry A. Knox. Congressional
and Mrs. H. j. Simons, Manor: Glass
B, Mrs. D. S. Platt, Manor; prizes,
Mrs. Frank Mirth, Indian Spring
wear book, Mrs. w. D. Barkdull, Co.
lumbia; audit, Mrs. D. H. Hender-
Evening star., 1942-02-12
By the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Feb. PA national
tournament for prep bowling teams
was announced today by the Amer
lean High School Bowling Congress.
Milton Raymer, congress secre-
tary, said the event, open to boys
and girls. would be held April 4
as a telegraphic meet with all
scores being submitted to the Chi
cago headquarters.
Eligible. he said. would be the two
top teams in each of the 1876 prep
intramural leagues under congress
sanction. The meet will be con-
Quoted on a handicap basis.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
Narcey Shoots Fourth Straight 400 Set Tie District League Pin Record
Terps' Alexander, Ace GHdder,
Great Trockmon, to Be Marine

Richard Duke Alexander, po-
tentially one Of the greatest all
around athletes in Maryland's his
tory, intends to exchange the black
and gold for The draE brown Of the
United States Marine Corps, 1t was
learned today. He will apply for
enlistment before the end OF the
month.
Dukes feet are itching to 60
places, to be where the action is
Evening star., 1942-02-12
20 Years Aqo
In The Star

An English syndicate is offer
ing a guarantee of 100000 for
a return match between World
Heavyweight Champion Jack
Dempsey and Georges Carpen-
tier, to be held tn England.
Tech, Western, Eastern and
Business were among the II
basket ball teams entered in the
South Atlantic tournament spon-
sored by George Washington
University. to be held at the
Coliseum later this month.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
PoersteI Leads WAY
As Be. {. Topples
Landon Cagers

Dick Poerstel was high man
again for Bethesda-Chevy Chase
yesterday as the Barons made an
outclassed Landon five their i1th
victim in II starts by a 42-22 count.
Poerstel kept his score-keeping
brother busy. ringing up IA points.
Carl Julien led Bethesda's at
tack during the first half. which
ended 26-11. getting nearly a third
of his teams total.
Coach AL Vogt inserted every
player on Bethesda's bench. while
Landon finished with the five who
started.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
127 Points by R. !.
Seen as Record
By the Associated Press.

KINGSTON, r. l., Feb. 12.-
Rhode Island State is claiming q
new collegiate scoring record to-
day for its brilliant basket ball
team as Q result of its 127-50 tri-
umph over New Hampshire.
Thumbing of all available
statistics by alert Publicity d.
rector Bill Mokray disclosed that
West Texas State Teachers, who
scored a 110-41 victory recently
and q 111-12 decision a few years
ago. was the nearest to Rhode
Islands huge 127-point total.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
Wilson Quint FIashy
In 28-to-47 Defeat
By Terp Frosh

Marylands freshman basket ball
team chalked up its seventh win in
IL starts in defeating Wilson High
yesterday at College Park, Al to %.
Wilson played snappy, fast
passing game, but couldn't cope with
the superior height and weight of
Paul Flick and John Lookabaugh,
tall Founders, who scored IA and
IS points, respectively.
Each team used seven toSsers and
only Hardspun of Wilson failed to
score. Hillock, flashy center played
a fine all-around game and led the
losers with II points.
The young Terps led, 21-l0, at
y,,tef,,oicciop
Evening star., 1942-02-12
City Post Office Quint
Tops CoIored League

CITY Post ONCE and Navy Depart
ment are setting a fast pace in the
Colored Recreation Government
Basket Ball League.
Post Office is atop the second
half standings with three straight
victories, followed by Navy, un-
defeated in two games.
CfaHdiranc.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
Hoyo Frosh RifIemen
Win Match With Tech

Georgetown freshmen outscored
Tech High Schools riflemen yester-
day. 1888 to 1852, but the Hoyas
need more practice from a standing
position before they can call them
selves a first -class outfit.
Ed Fehskins of the victors was
high man with 281 and together with
Smith, was the only man to crack
100 In the prone competition.
GEORGETOWN FROSH
Evening star., 1942-02-12
Yard Apprentice Cogers Clip
Department in Navy 7ussIe

NJ L. r. B.. ALB; House Hectic de-
feated Munitions. 31-l3, and Retail
Clerks downed Navy Yard Draft,
1896. with Barkanic gaining indi-
vidual honors for the night with 20
points.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
Title Bowling for Boys, Girls
Is Being Promoted by A. B. c.

The winners reward will be an
educational tour that for the boys
will include bowling in the lS42
A. B. C. Tournament at Columbus,
Ohio. The girls will bowl in . Mil
waukee tournament, Raymer said.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
Hickey Lost to W. and M.

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Feb. H.
Jim Hickey, regular forward on the
William and Mary basket bah team,
suffered a sprained ankle In the
Virginia game Tuesday night and
may be out for the season. His leg
has been put in q cast.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
BIodensburg Moidens
Trim Oxon Hill Hiqh

Goldie Malkatis and Jean Nelson
each scored 10 points for Bladens-
burg High Schools girls basket ball
team yesterday as their mates nosed
out Oxon Hill, 27-24, In the Oxon
Hill gym.
The score was tied, 1918, ut half
time.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
Girls Get 95th Victory

MOULTRIE, Ga. Feb. IL (P.-
The Moultrie Packerettes. a girls
basket ball team, have stretched
their string of consecutive victories
to 95.
Evening star., 1942-02-12
Late Start on 1912 Campaign
Is Announced by Linkswomen
By WALTER McCALLUM.

The women golfers around town are gong 70 nave long
time to get their golf shapened for the schedule of IL touna
they 1912 They won't start their
tourney the until May where other they have
started as early April the fact that the
Evening star., 1942-02-12

ing Terrell 7:3O
Next week-Wednesday. Post Once VS..
Torpedo, Terrell. 7:30; Treasury VS.. State.
Terrell. $50: Friday, G. P. o. VS.. En-
craving Banneker. 7:30: Navy vs.. Post
once. Banneker. $50; War VS.. Torpedo.
Terrell. 500.
Evening star., 1942-02-12

Totals is 947 Totals ~ II 81
Free throws missed: Maryland-Travis
a.. Mont, Schuerhol5 t2b. James, Gordy,
Navy-MoTighe "a, Cameron. Zoeller.
Huntemer (2).
Evening star., 1942-02-12

Totals 20 444 Totals 8 8 %
Score at half-30-l1. Episcopal.
Referee-Mr. Doran.