The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 21, 1917, Page 6

SRS AEB MEA BES TSENG BEE LARC RIIS2 AAS RI NCSA NACA ERS EAB BIE IEC NRE Ne THE CUB SCOOP REPORTER BOOK ON HOW ‘TO IMPROVE. NOUR GOLF IN TH’ WINTER. BY GOING SOUTH TO KEEP IN PRACTISE — WHUTS TH IDEA STUPID -OF READING- ABOUT GOLE WHEN Nov CANT PLAYIN “rea SNOW ? Ger BUSY AND GIVE. Me A RE-WRITE..ON “THAT ARTICLES ON WHITE SOX 10 WIN. PENNANT, SAYS COMISKEY Few New Faces in Camp of the Chicago Americans — Col- lins to Play Second TEN ROOKIES TO MAKE | TRIP BUT WON'T STICK (United Press.) Feb 5 strong, led by Mar (Pants) Rowland, and ot nee compan le ac notables, Friday for Min- where under “Kid” hi Y and bis assistant, 4 Gleason. ( The Batting Array. rh Eason if they 's at crucial period Fs one of the 4 all and with i batting an Eddie Collins, Joe % jackson, !Happy Felsch and Ray Schalk, they can't stop us, that's all. The race will be very close, “There will be few new’faces in the White Sox camp. Ten rookies will go, but few of them hope to stick.” ee Ray Schalk, premier American league a i catcher will be (Rowland’s “first a string? He will have as assistants, clack..Lapp, Mayes, Linn and Gray, The latter comes from jut For First Base. At first base Rowland was his prob- bus Jem. This was the stumbling block «soy ast. year... There are five candidates for the job—Ness, Fournier, Has- brooke, Henry and Jourdan. Ness filled the place during the latter part of last season and Rowland announces that the man who gets the job will have to beat him. Fournier, a heavy ' batter, is weak as a fielder. Jourdan, 4 Henry and Hasbrooke are youngsters. a Jourdan comes from St. Joseph, ‘Mo., where he hit over 300 and stole more than 30 bases. c Collins at Second Plate. even the Eddie Collins will be found at sec- ond base, Last year field captain, but there i that Rowland will relieve him of t he _ believes peat i ready spt best enal youngsters as Bobby Pe Ad Chick ns match play fied as dangerous factors. and Ned fide ‘of the diamond, Unle: the unexpected happens, 4 y either 4s both Jones and Adair will play much 4 He can deliver in cith- olf in WT than they did in P s for the other job are Jones is 15 and Adair three a Terry MeMullin ‘old time ede’ | years older. 3 i and Bruce Hartford. sberg, The remarkakble suc of these s from the Vernon club of the | youn, in golf i bed by many critice to ¢ non-analytical confidence in the 3 on ‘his press notices,| learnt strokes. nd] troubles t an end | their confidence carr and Buck Followers of amateur golf a ating on the poss! of boys in their teens winning Ameri- amateur golf titles next year players are not ‘Perry Adair and Bobby Jones, scasa tional youngsters of the links. dis- counting the 191 play of such phenom. Jones and | who took the measure of Sawyer d who otherwise quali- in Youths Will Cut Figure in Big Golf Tournament of failure—in fact, they believe the stroke successful before hitting the Dall Older players study out their shots and are more apt to make mistakes because they figure in the possibili- ties of failur For this reason, it is argued that erhaps Jones in five. years or Adair course, purely psychological and may or may not be true, It is certain, however, that the Am- srican Jinks will be invaded by an y of promising youngsters who will make the pre ation oF great amateurs look to “Mullin will do in a BinGH | are light hit and below champi- } field ii onship. cali dratt- | W! } od from Des ‘Moin said to 4 have the making of job. ters in the league, will be in left | Athletics; Nemo Liebold, stop. He formerly was with Cleve- ld down this position. i land. and-outer, i jackson in Left Field. Among other candidate: i Joe Jackson, one of the hardest hit- ] Murph ormerly of the Philadel fl ‘Shi ino Collips an He f REAL man is the handi- work of Nature—not of a tailor an’a barber. The makin’ ¢ a real pipe tobacco is ; ature’s job, too. Yabel ? Le NATURE takes two years to bring out VELVET'S mellow- ness. There are quicker and cheaper ways to cure tobacco. But we believein Nature’s way—the patient way although it takes time and costs more money. A tin of Velvet gill con- vince yx that Nature’s way ‘is the right way. Soo ATTONTL \‘handers as Joe Benz, Ji ; Ross Eldred, secured und Bruno Haas, draft: The pitching ¢ what of ad pointmenti la will not see much change. will be equipped with ‘ome- season, R wiand such right- Scott, Eddie Iwood (Martin Faber and Scott out of condition during most of son. Martin is the only new: He comes from Oakland, in the st league. For port-siders, Rowland has “Red” Russell, Williams and Danforth. Cicotte, Red Faber, and Mel Wolfgang. we INTEREST AT MICHIGAN CENTERS ON NEW COACH East Lansing, Mich., Feb. 21—Now that Chester L. Brewer has definitely accepted an offer to take charge of athletics at the Michigan Agricultura) college, interest has shifted to the probable football coach. It is consid- ered probably that Brewer will have too much work to do to allow him to train the eleven and the understand- ing is that a coach will be appointed upon his recommendation. PREFERS WESTERN BALL TO THAT OF EASTERN Cleveland, Feb. 21—Eddie Hovlik, a former Cleveland amateur pitcher, prefers playing with the St. Joseph club of the Western league to perform- ing with the St. Louis Nationals. The St. Louis club putchased Hov- lik’s release last fall. The salary designated in. the tract sent him this spring was so “ridiculously low” that Hovlik declined to sign. St. Louis finally turned him back. money than was offered me by St.| South Louis,” he explained. made within 2 hours and 30 minutes | «coma the referee shall decide , atch on ; ~ points. anemones et j } " {xf Ray ZUPPEE # NDS ONE: “I'd rather play in St. Joe for less BARRETT IS COMING WEST ON BIG TOUR Kellogg Signs Noted Wrestler for Match in Fargo With Kar- hunsarri | ANDERSON MAY MEET | EASTERN IN BISMARCK (Special to The Tribune) Jamestown, N. D., Feb. 21.—Wil- fred Barrett of De i Henry Kariumsarri have been for a match at the Fargo auditorium March 6 by Promoter Frank Kellogg of this city. ‘The mat for blood. The two met at Frederick, ear and wrestled 2 hour without a fall, The match taking! place on a Saturday night and run- ning into the Sabbath. the citizens thought it best to call it off and the referee called it a draw. “Wilfred Barrett ia’ one of the best | wrestling;kings in the cast .andavhen i been practically agreed upon. April 28, Hamline at St. Paul, ‘May 5 and Ripon at Northfiela, May 12. at Grand Forks on March Sixth and Seventh, North Dakota State Checker associa- tion will be held at the Commercial club rooms in the city of Grand Forks on March 6 and 7. It is expected that there will be more thah twice“as many members in atténdance as at any previous meet- ing: Basketball Championship For North. western District of State to Be Decided March 2-3. ‘The basketball tournament to de- cide the championship of the North- league will be held in Minot, in the Noamal gymnasium, March 2 and 3. A suitably inscribed banner will be awarded the winning team. Negotia- tions are undér way 'to‘protitre a com- there arg: /ppts three n the United: States im,” declared Kellogg ddlewejght: io can b here today! arrett has!Agreed to come west) 10) a periodi of 4 days from Ma He, is booked at | i rhunsarri; on March 7 with Qhar- at Jamfestown, March 9 wr Anderson, one neét “him here ‘or Fargo on lat Valloy Cit: | Miller; Bernard, men. Bi at Bismarck.” The condition. of; One Fargo match is that. if the :decidihg. fall, is not gpPQR BASEBALL MEN Urbana, _ Ill. 21.—Seventy- | five men have resopnded to Coach | Robert Zuppke’s call for spring foot- ball practice at the University of Iili- nois. The candidates were given a blackboard lecture on a few funda- | mental plays and later a brief signal practice. IMAGINE ‘‘SMOKY’’ JOE LEAVING OLD BOSTON | Cleveland, 0., Feb, 21—“Smoky” Joe Wood of the Boston Americans, may become a member of the Cleve- Jand team if Owner Dunn can arrange a deal for his purchase. Manager "Sack Barry of the ‘Boston club has ket. KAVANAGH ‘SIGNS “CON & BUT SAYS HE'S NEUTRAL Feb, 21.—'Marty Kay- anagh, utility infielder of the Cleve- land Americans, who is spending the winter in Detroit, has signed his 1917 contmct, but says he is neutral so as any difliculty between the Base- Detroit, ion from Manager Fohl to play basketball this winter and has starred in several local games. TWENTY.FOUR MILLERS TO TRAIN AT PARSONS Parsons, Kan., Feb, 21.—Prepara- tions are being. made here for the spring training scason in March of the Minneapolis club of the American association. ‘Manager Cantillon of the Millers proposed to the Chamber of Commerce to bring 24 men here for three weeks of training, provided the association raised $1,500. This has ‘been done, according to announce- ment. Two games will be played here | of.) the State-High Sehool league of | Nortiy Dakota are. to. govern the ‘con- announced that Wood is on the mar-| ° petent refébéé’ W. Corztne;''a mem- ber'of the Minot Normal schoo] fac- ulty,owill umpire. The eligibility. rules test. bo astra | DATE FOR ‘‘BIG NINE’ TRACK MEET CHANGED hicago, Feb. 21—The date of the } annual outdoor track and field cham- pionships of the “Big Nine,’ scheduled to be held at the University of Chi- cago, June 9, has been change@fo one i week’ later, June 16:!'"The ‘rédbon for || ithe shift was because: the: date [aticted with » final’! Cexaminations i | may, courses: in: Mahisietsl Conferons a versitic CHICAGO'y TRACK Chicago, Feb. 21—The University of Chicago track team is regarded by Western Conference critics as_ the | strongest prospective contender for the indoor championship this sea- son. . @Pecasccecrtessses® according to Cantitlon’s etter, be- tween his team and the Chicago Am- ericans, PHYSICIAN TO MANAGE FARGO-MOORHEAD CLUB St. Joseph, Mo., Feb, 21.—The Fargo. club of the-Northern league. willbe managed this season by Denny Sulll- van, physician andcoutfielder during the last two seasons with the loeal team of the Western league. Sulli- van announced that he had decided to go to Fargo rather than accept the managership of the Hannibal club of the Three-I circuit, because a better opening for his medical practice waa, offered in the Dakota city. Sullivan Managed the St Joseph club the early. part of last season: TRISTATE TRAGK MEET © AT CARLETON. THIS Northfield, ey State track meet,-1 tracts the cinder golleges of. Manesots, Sock Pi Dakota, will Carleton campus bee year.- Tho. dats Phone 453. is not definitely set, but May 28 has} The | Carleton squad is to meet Grinnell | DATES FOR CHECKER MEET Third Annual Tournament to be Held The third annual tournament of the ; TOURNAMENT AT WINOT western district of the High School | TEAM PICKED TO WIN are raw and gusty. will be empty. - If you want the Best Serviceand the Best Lignite Coal Mined send your orders to Washburn | Lignite Coal Co. NORTH EETS “SAILOR JACK" THI EVENING Match Will Be Staged at the Armory Commencing at 8:30 ; (O'Clock “SAILOR JACK” STEPPED INTO CITY LAST NIGHT Despite the attraction at the ‘Audi- torium this evening, the seat sale for the wrestling bout, between “Babe” North of Bismarck and “Sailor Jack’? of Duluth, is brisk and indications are that the armory will receive its share of the masses. “Sailor Jack” has been looked up- on as something above the ordinary wrestler in the northwest, and is g0- ing up against an opponent who has not been thrown in, twa.seasqns. The match will be ‘called propiptlysat 8:30 o'clock. w The next attraction inthe sport jline in Bismarck will probably be a match here between Wilbur Barrett of Detroit, Mich., and Charley Ander- soh, Barrett will step into the state the first of next month. His itinerary -| wilteke=him=4e:-Fargo, Valley City, Jameatoyn, and ably Bismarck, 34 ill’s lecture, “Broken 2; Bismarck. Male Quar- Eastwood, Auditorium, Mr. tet. 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