The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 28, 1917, Page 3

MONDAY, MAY 28, 1917. KIRK KOLTS i SOPHO STOS HESS EOS oe Preyer y rye xr rs Club— WwW: L. Pet. rae , Philadelphia, 2y 10. 677 H set teats New York .., 18 11 624 ‘ 2 i ME ee Chicago, ....... 22.05 2 St. oLuis BE Brooklyn 15 Bismarck champs W Will 1 Meet Far-| | Boston 1 | Cincinnati 22 go Club on Local Grounds | Pittsburgh a 3 Wednesday 4 - GAMES SATURDAY. Philadelphia, 7; Cincinnati, 4. New York, 4; Cleveland, 3. ROSTER GIVES PROMISE |, Detroit, 11; Philadelphia, 8. OF SOME REAL B. ASEBALL | ‘Washington, 1; Chicago, 1. Kirk's Kolts, 7016, champs of the| .,, GAMES SUNDAY. i Ff Chicago-Cincinnati game Roatponed i y 17 Missouri Slope, will opén the 1917 beuaude, oF xain. season with the Fargo club on the! “No other games scheduled. Bismarck diamond. Fargo's independ- ae ent baseball aggregation is reported GAMES TUESDAY. to have somte speed, and Manager| . Brooklyn at Boston. Kirk. promises capital city fans: an| Chicken at Due exhibition worth seeing. Philadelphia at New York. The Kolts have been working out a daily for the last two weeks, and! Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. they are.showing fine form. A glance Pens ‘ BE. at the line-up gives promise of real Brooklyn ee 8 0 baseball for Bismarck this year. Batterfes—Miller and Schmit; Mar- Who They Are. quardt and Miller. €.\N. Kirk, president and manager, | — ? formerly football and. baseball star, Chicago at New York. 7 a Club— of:the University of Iowa and captain Chicago of both teams, later played with Wa-| New York terloo, Ia., in the Central association!, Batteries—Pren and with Des Moines in the Western |‘Salle and Rariden. league. He proved his ability as a! St. Louis at Boston. manager last year by giving Bismarck \ Club— RHE. the best team in its history.. | St. -Louts. ..:0...0'.- 26-5 I 2 ®. E., “Dolly,” Elder, captain and) Boston ... Batteries—Doak and Gonzales; Ra} | gan, Nehf and Gowdy. shortstop, formerly was with Grand | Forks, in the Northern league. He is; ~a capable, allaround baseball man! Cincinnati at t Philadelphia. of wide experience and figured prom-: Club— Rr. HE dnently in all of last year’s victorea! Poinelnnats echo . iladelphia . t things are expected, of Dolly | patteries — Miteheli, Knetzer rd “the way of home runs this ear, i Wingo; Oescher and Killifer. he has just recently joined the ranks of the benedicts. He is a product of | @ 0649990009990 09 Des Moines. (2 AMERICAN LEAGUE. a Kansas City at St. Paul. Harry Peacock, backstop, was last i¢ ed TSHR SS +? *% aa eid came eaten by rain. cluding the neck bearing. .\ vee peony Ea cael Boston ......6e0+ : 1 6 | _Club— RIE] Secretary of the Navy Daniels has white star inside a blue circular field | Bastorn league of Canada and later| New York | 2 salse Pan Sire yp reemed #8 Steele ANN OR THe Se wt be jaan an ale Be | is at the correct level, and- with San Antonio, in the Texas/ Cleveland 18 | Batteries — Humphries and Berry | aeroplanes, dirigibles and balloons of | toms of the aeroplane wings. The ar-} hete, ts ihe A aaa league. Started playing baseball at| St. Louis .. 28 10 Reaudette, Minn. shortly after the| 'yashington 3h | doctor announced “it’s a boy.” | Philadelphia a 344 Pitcher William “Goldie” Coldrick, | ees ‘forivierly | starred with ‘Fort Wayne, ; GAMES SATURDAY. ‘{njthe Central league. Played, BodémU1; St. Louis, 7. Y “ New, Work, 4; Cleveland, 3. Regina, Sask. in the Western Detroit’41; ‘Philadelphia, 8. ‘Canadian league, and for two years; Washington, 1: Chicago, 1 wit! indianapolis in the Federal.| eae Vikeabte,' capable, valuable player, ! GAMES SUNDAY. who’ works every minute. Fans will Soston, 1; St. Louis, 1. greet. with joy the announcement that| (Chicago, 4; Washington, 1. he is again to decorate the mound. ' Cleveland, 7; New York, 3. Torn ia Soe Christiansen, who! Philadelphia-Detrott—rain. will join with Goldie in cutting the GAMES TUBSDAY. corners, is a giant in stature and tho Cregres stuffi-he puts on the ball has ‘em all} Bl ork at Eee he guessing. Formerly with the Grand ne on ae Clevel: Hi : Forks Nadrthern league club, and later etrolt a pate se with vaflous fast independent aggre-| St- Louis at Thicago. -gations:! Goldie and Christy form an| unbentable team. When-not playing! ° Boston at St. Louis. ball,Christy honors Forman with his| _ Club==" ” H 2 ; = presence. ‘ Bostoh’ ........ Frankenhoff Back. | St. Lonts F, J. Frankenhoff, guardian of the adler, “Shore and initial sack, is a tower of strength. |, Thomas and ‘Agnew; Sothoron, Ham- | Born in Atchison, Kan, he played| flton, Davenport and Severeid. football with Topeka and St. Joe in the Western league, and led the locai New York at Cleveland. club last year in the hitting, with a| _Club— R.H.E. percentage of .293. “Frankie” likes| New York fe 1 T Eismarck so well that he has settled Cleveland . down here with a job as ‘traveling Batteries — Shawkey and ‘Walters: salesman for the Marshal Oil com-! Wood, Bagby and O'Neill. pany and he is pronounced “oil” right = in every respect. | Philadelphia at Detroit. Sidney, “Jass,” Roth, the second-} Club— R.H.E. bagger, as his name indicates, is a} Philadelphia. 8a7 1 ‘Mushing violet. He is a product of; Detroit f 113 «21 St. Paul semi-pro. circles; is young,| Batteries yn, Tiedold, and | ©?andsthe club has in-him-a comer-who}Schang and Palex Cunningham; Bo- | ‘will make a brave attempt’ to “suc-/land, Jones, Ehmke and Spencer. cessfully fill’the shoes of Toiimy | jae Shanley, who was one of last year's; Washington at Chicago. stellar. performers, now tearing> up| cyyp— R.H.E. the earth with Denver in the Westérn | washington Ales ies } league. | Chicago .... 131 “Ernest, “Jack,” Pike, third sacker, nF was christened Ernest, but the boys | Ratteries—Gallia ane Hone i aes, couldn't stand for “Ernie,” so they | 274 Benet (oe ec made it “Jack.” He is an experienc-| ed infielder whom Goldie brought! ,, R hack with him from the Denver club.| | Club— He has all the earmarks of a reat! Boston ., Sh 3 baseball player. He should more than | St. Louis at make up for the loss of Sam Vivian,} Batteries — Mayes and Agnows last year's third baseman, who never | Plank, Severeid and Walsh. (Eleven, has been heard from since he left for | innings—darkness.) his homestead near Calgary. Pike! Re: Boston at St. Louis. ee calls San Diego home. t Washington at Chicago. Collins Coming. Club— RE Joe Collins, in center field, will be, Washington .... 1 remembered as the man whose time-| Chicago ...... ly wallop in the famous Herrei game saved many a Bismarck fan! Cicotte and Schalk. from heart failure. He will again be} ee the club's most valuable lead-off man. | New York at Cleveland. Joe has been with LaCrosse in the; Glub— aa Central association for the last twoj.New York . months and is expected here in the! Cleveland next day or two. Fans and players | Batterles—-Caldwell, “Russell, Lov | are longing for a glimpse of Joe, as} and Walters; Lambeth, Bagby and | he is a general favorite. He also! O'Neill. hails from the Windy City. . : Daniel,’ “Dutch,” Dahms, another Philadelphi i 5 . jphia at Detroit. gardener, will be recalled as a man ¥ =I wae did brilliant work with Herreid Game: postpone a last. year. Much is expected from ; leo ooo eeeoeesreod him. Bureka, S. D,, is his home. @ AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. | Meade, who was a member of the | club early last spring until called to . s2¢ Seeess bad %¢ Ved the border with the state troops, will come back strong this season. “Doc” | dianapolis 23 Flannigan, outfielder with last year's} Louisville .. 8 organization, left for Milwaukee at | Columbus 5 the close of the season and has not{ Minneapolis 1 reported since. {St. Paul . 19 Military Drill. | Kansas City 19 Military drill has been scheduled | | MilWankee a as a part of the tab's routine for| Toledo ..... : this season. e boys are getting inj ss fine trim, either to play ball oF to! GAMES SATURDAY. fight. or both. Their showing last | Toledo, 8; Louisville, 5. year entitles them to good support | St. Paul, 4; Kansas City, 3. from Bismarck fans, and there is no| Minneapolis, 4; Milwaukee, 3. question they will get it. | Indianapolis-Columbus game post: | The Tribune has made especial ar-| poned—rain. rangements for covering the doings rag of. the Kolts this year, and fans will GAMES SUNDAY. find an abundance of pabulum on the! St. Paul, 10; Milwaukee, 5. daily sports page. | Milwaukee, 8; St.Paul, 8; second, 3 — system to be a comprehensive one nor bees of Puno: ames the: eultiot 316-Main Street 4 | Kansas City at Minneapolis. [ne a five-year program. They have captured: “nine six-inch BISMARCK First game-— Ask for $147,100. ain e cap a s . BISMARCK, é ns % y Club— R,H. B| The highway commission has re- | oe Cea Batteries—Johnson id Ainsmith; | Tn'a Wonderful a Appealing Screée Crtition “LITTLE LADY EILEEN” PERFORMANCES = B ISM ARCK= Bre ins * "330 - 8:45. THEATRE i— en | game, eight innings. f [ana Mont Blond; ‘All were Teptitsed, | tions in the region of Dead Man's | Indianapolis-Louisville game post- fi 5 A , the war office announces. The ( hill and Hiil No. 204 on the Verdun ° i front. i _ | poned—rain. {mans are bombarding French posi-! Minneapolis, 1; Kansas City, Minneapolis, 7; Kansas City; Columbus,'7; Toledo, 2. | Columbus, 425} Tolada, 8. ; | | | | | | | H | AN UILING SYSTEM THAT CAN'T BE BEAT GAMES TUESDAY. Milwaukee at St. Paul. Kansas City at Minneapolis. Indianapolis at Louisville. Toledo at Columbus. Besides needing only one adjustment for perfect opers- tion, the PRIMROSE separ- GAMES SATURDAY, Toledo at Louisville. | i nt dasha te ator has a splash oiling sys tem—the best method of oil | Taledo Louisville Batteries 1B Luque, Palmero, Comstock and Clem | ons. { ing in use today. .\ quarter turn of the handle sends a plentiful supply of clean, fresh oil to every bearing. in- i ' window in the side of the Trame tells vou when the oil i ' ; Hagerman and J.and. | the navy to consist of a five-pointed | my will follow this example. Milwaukee at Minneapolis. ee : Club— R.H.E.| Winnipeg at Fargo. of German bod = poured in, the used oil is ! syphoned ont into the waste can so that the oil in the PRIMROSTE i} i . The ends of the Ada priai’ ie alae en a ler ae ty ae ded le neciramy | tannelochaver alncec neon bricked “up: | separator is always a good clean lubricant. | Minneapolis she) 8 ; 4 4 making permanent sepulchres. | vl ' ' 2 oa ‘ i | Batteries—Slapnicka and Murphy; | Fargo .- . "1400 RICAN: i here can you beat that system? Good, clean oil supplied j Rose and Rondeau. R Bai tories Al a ies and Moore: 1000 AME: ICANS LINE |} (© every bearing at the start-—no chance to ruin your machine j P _ fiz hs ea miata Re wes ee hy forgetting to turn on the oil—no danger of running with any First wiweaeee Gyan { Warren at Minot London y 28.—An official state: bearing dry-—-no chanee for oil to get into the milk bowl, or to A Rin ch RE | Ment issued today says that counting leak through the frame, or to come out anywhere except into eee ee gta Warten - gy 4{ the Americans serving in the British the waste can ae aunes “We a 911 2{ 22d French armies and the additional pare i ay : Z 5 its ordere France, there will be Hi { | Batteries — Kerr, Dickerson, Sher- erat 7 a and With: {00008 Americaue "shortly: on the The PRIMROSE! is a real cream separator, Come in and let 1 ve Williams,” U; i row; sine, ewitt“ and: Fusner. i tr 1 : : eres Sita tyes ae : bell and Murhpy; Williams, Upham western front. The statement says us show you why it is the best machine on the market today, j and Land. ee Gee that 3,500 war aeroplanes will be | = constructed and that 6,000 aviators bar none. i Milwaukee at St. Paul. \ will be trained in the United States Second game-- this year. 3 \ Club— R.H.B ere P | atiiwaukee 5 A i e 8 A 10 GET | FEDERAL AID; CROSS TIMAO RIVER. i gt: Paul Ae: Rome, May 28—The Italians have LOMAS HAR DWARE COM F- = a crossed Timao river and occu- "4 | Batteries--Goodwin and Deferry; | = Ale 3, ‘ lanneranvani Glen: | (Continued from page one) pied the village of San Giovanni, 0 0} ceived requests for aid from Burleigh,| London, May 28— Foster,| gent of the American medical cor 1 5 1) Cass, Cavalier, Dunn, Eddy, Barry; | Grant, LaMoure, Mcienzit ourtrail,| arrived in England today. The con- | Kansas City } Minneapolis Batteries— Quilland and | Humphrey and Rondeau. | Oliver, Pierce, Ramsey, Renville,| tingent comprised units from Phila- 1 — | Richland, Stark, Stutsman, ‘owner, | delphia and St. Lo | Kansas City at Minneapolis. | Trail and Williams counties, totaling ——_— Second game-- | $14%100. | REPULSE GERMAN ATTACKS. ' ouo— R.H.E.} The highway commission is going Paris, May 28—The Germans de- livered three attacks last night and thi: the region of the Casque, ‘over these roads getting preliminary | Kansas City 1 ! estimates as fast as possible. Minneapolis ides) | ~ Batteries—Cochran, Humphries, Mc- morning in the Champagne in the Teton meg All holding referendum petitions should mail them to the iphres,wwattane and Rondeau, TTALLANS AT QUTPOSTS percent CHICHESTERS S PILLS undersigned by first mail as Thursday, May 31, is the last day NE DIA: | = DAAMOND. Hl | for filing petitions with the secretary of state, ‘ ; Toledo’ at Columbus... - fea is in Red and Gol lioness ceded. with Blue, ivbon, i J es pores Bismarck, N. D. | Toledo ... s Sa ie 4 Columbus 718 2| Continued trom page 2. ILLS. for 5 | : A u years knowns Best, Safest, Always Retin 4 Batterie hulz and weeney; iF 7 7 H “is known now is that the French can SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHFRE {carter and Coleman. ‘see and can effectively bombard the; ie {German big guns in the valley and on | Toledo at Columbus. the plateau beyond. | Second game— | Village Is Now Heap of Ruins Bin Club— R.H.E.} Craonne itself is now scarcely re- Toledo - 812 Gicognizable as a town. Nothing re- Columbu: -++-12 13° 2! mains but a heap of stones and bricks. Batteries— Bailey and Swee-} The capture of t place was a feat i ney; Curtis, George, Loudermilk, Dil-}of the highest military daring in the hofter and Coleman. | face of strong positions. —_—- — One hundred and fifty Frenchmen oo oo oe & & & & S| captured’the same number of prison- NORTHERN LEAGUE. ¢jers, besides inflicting awful losses on leo oo oe & & & githe German defenders. The sides of {the plateau, which were assaulted and New Victor Records For June Out Today Hawaiian Butterfly Star Spangled Banner : Sung by John McCormack One place in Bismarck where Victor Records can be heard: HOSKINS’ and he sells Victors on Easy Payments, with no in- terest charges. LET US PLAY YOUR FAVORITE SELECTION GAMES SUNDAY. jtaken later by the French were bored Fargo, 8; Winnipeg, 2. i with tunnels leading to the other side Minot, 9; Warren, 2. jof the hill. These tunnels now are so many graves in which lie hundreds IS THIS THE WAN WITH THE BG IDEA? Hudson Maxim. famous firearm inventor, may be the man with the big idea for successfully combat- ing the U-boat. He says he has invented 2 device for ships which would make exploding. torpedoes, striking it, harm] The device, he says, is no net or screen, and is fitted over the hull of the vessel. The navy department is investigat- ing his claim.