The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 11, 1917, Page 6

BSEGALL SCORES + Club— w. , Pet, Indianapolis . 575 St. Paul’ 565 Louisville’ : 565 Columbus 527 Kansas’ Cit 443 |, Minneapolis 424 Milwaukee .. 422 \ Toledo’ ..-... 873 GAMES KRIDAY. Milwaukee, 3;.St. Paul, 2; ten inn- i ings. ~ Minneapolis, 8; Kansas City, 3. ‘Louisville, 4; Columbus, 3. uled. 690455050600 06! « NATIONAL LEAGUE. ° STHHHSEHOHHE SEDO . mane Club— - ral BY PAUL PURMA! New York ‘679| “Jehave never made a. wrong ' Philadelphia 526 flegition: it ene é i St. Louis . 524} Silke Loughlin merican e ; chine S league umpire speaking. oi at! UDEBAKER Brooklyn: ‘490|. ‘Att. Hleast,”’. this sotto [voice, i . : Boston... 443 | if D did I never admitted it, Springs are Pittsburgh .. -330/ which amounts to the same thing.” rémarkably resil- GAMES FRIDAY. Which probably is one of the Z ey ; eee reasons, why Silk O’Loughlin, in- ient and. dureble. Phitadelphia at Pittsburgh. . Pavers 1 9 Club— R.H.B,|Ventor and sole distributor of tht . E tof Pittsburgh nea 4 0/famous “Strike Tuh’’ is‘so suc- They are: the result Philaitelphia .....: - 0 9 2\cessful at the umpiring. business. a Batteries — Cooper and Schmidt; |’ In fact, Silk O'Loughlin seldom four years’ study of the Rixie and Killifer. Boston at Cincinnati. Chub— Cincinnatt Boston’ :.’. ra Batteries—Mitchell and Wingo; dolph, Alléd, ‘Range'and! Tragesser.’ ‘Brooklyn at Chicago. ‘Clab— Chicago Brooklyn Pfeffer and Miller. « New York at St. Louls. Club— St. ‘Louis’. New York « Batteries—Packard, ‘Horstman, May and Gonzales; Bénton and Rariden, Gibeon. GAMES TODAY. Boston at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at Chicago. Néw York at St. Louis. Philadelphia’ at Pittsburgh. SOHC OOS OOOO OES . AMERICAN LEAGUE, —¢|‘‘ Most people’ 0 O60990000006 6] With their teeth!” Chib— W.. Chicago ... o. Boston. 64 40 ‘Cleveland 59 49. Detroit :. 56 50 NéW - Yor 53 BL. 610 Washington 45 59 Philadelphi St. Lotis . GAMBS FRIDAY. ; <\ -Ctéveland at New York. Club— NewYork... Cleveninr well and Walters; Nunamaket, Kle $4 95O5.000000000 % AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. © SHSSOTEOPVOOOOSS Toledo-Indianapolis game not schéd-}, “yf AIG: agually. just and he., Rue R. HB fe sn ath 4 8 1 ‘Batteries—Hendrix and Dilhoefer; A 621 LGeneral Rupert Biue of the U. S. ‘61g;public health service, summed: up 546) for tie the plight of the man’ or -528/\voman who fails. to . eat. intelli- 356 health bureau. to tell. the readers ,|by putting their brams to work aa pe 6m the food’ problem. +. 810 af Batterjes—Mogridge, Shawkey, Cald-|ge ERROR—IT ERG er SILK O’LAUGHLIN HAS NEVER MADE“ .AN: TRUE, BECAUSE HE ADMITS iT. , does make mistkes. His decisions ler ‘timpire. ae . Silk follows*out a very convine- |. | that time he figures. he has ing brand of. logic in calculating made 433,660 decisions, basing his that he-has an untarnished decis-. caleulations on the average num- ion record of 1,000. ‘ber of decisions *he makes’ per ‘‘If T ever.‘dd take a mistake game, either behind the bat of on it would be Adiotie for me to tell the field. . it,’’ he declares, 4Of course there In the 13 years he worked: und- are lots of tintes When ballplayers | er the old, single umpire system and fans don’t agree with me, but Silk figures he made 312,000' de- I’ve found that what I say always: temper, * cisions and since .that . time.. hag goes so it must be tight.” SURCEON RUPERT BLUE, READ OF UNELE SAM'S HEALTH SERVICE, TELLS: ST WHAT TO EAT pe oe nl ROE BLUE RECOMMENDS TS DE Here is the sample day's menu, worked out by Dr. Robert H. Rose, and recommended to Americans by U. 8. Surgeon Genaral Rup- ert Blue: BREAKFAST’ “a Protein, grams - 1.05 on over 300,000 Stude- bakers in actual service. decisions‘are.pretty well respect: 4 ed, for Silk is a’ great,’ believer at he is always right and a play- who, objects. very strenuously doesn’t hang around the field very long. asa general rule. He is us-| ‘ually recommended: to try ‘a cool ‘shower for the relief of his hot Made of specially tested Studebaker steel : —%% elliptie— unusually. | to prevent side sway; the Washington, D. C.,, Aug. 11.— ‘*Most people’ dig their gitaves In this striking phrase Surgeon- Calories gently. T asked! the head of Uncle Sam’s suvay. are moderate or defic-ories for fof The: Tribune how they can} qogf servé tteir couritry and themselves Cream—4 tablespoonfuls Sugar—2 teaspoonfuls .... peanuts, -, tailk, : creamed soups, ‘most. pies: and joughnuts ‘“Jen't it true,’’ I asked the sur- i 3, most nuts; cream on general, ‘‘that. the American the yolk of eggs, m ts) and butter ‘are vefy, rich in’ fat = € P|people can get as much _ health ‘ he Aeficient in pro|: fer, Gould, Covaleskte and O'Neill. benefit out. of intelligent food con-|: 06 with no" teaspoonh wale moderate or leficient in p St. Louis at Philadelphia. servation as the German people Macaroni—two tablespoonf: ed ee ‘ tie Hee an aia Yon et toa] Sie aie Rghory eee aA ppllaaer rid 8 it is,’? he said. You eat food] two teaspoonfuls im ng. ie wk ar eifore of Kanisa: ‘Batteries Hie? Rok- because of the heat units it con-|) Feit |... gluttonous, have, ers, Douglas, Martin, Hamilton and Severéld: Chicago at Washington. Chib— Rr. Washington APP ap Chicago .. «0 Batteries—Johnson: and’ Ainsmith Faber and Schalk. Detroit at Boston. First game— . Clhib— 5 Detrol Lad It 9 i Batteriés — Ruth and ‘Thomas: ({b°Ut 2250 calories a day to keep § James, Boland and Spencer. Second game— Club— Detroit ... RA Batteries— er and Agne' ‘ningham, Mitchell and Yelle. Sur 5 8 ci GAMES TODAY. Chicago at Washington. St. Louis at Philadelphia. Detroit at Boston. Cleveland at. New. York. _, Tribune want ads bring results. ne standard, of meastirement. of this *"q|heat is called’ the’ ‘calory.’ A cal- 1 2{ory is simply. the amount. of fuel R.H.E.|another way of measuring power. -H.E./they need as much heat energy .as un-(Zing “ditches or shoveling coal. tains. You put fuel into the fur- Nace and’ you expect it to generate a-certain: quantity of ‘steam.’ The more healthy people. ““There are a, few, rules to_re- member ..about. eating in _ hot, weather.. If you take. a- vacation where you dre a Tittle afraid: of aiid Ray Soup, thickened ............ 00000... 000, 55: Bread, 1 slice } Meat, 150 grams 5x3x3-4 in.) Potato, moderate size ...... Squash, two tablespoonfuls Peas, 2 tablespoonfuls Apple, one ........... Sugar, 1 teaspoonful ... Cream, 2 tablespoonfuls regulars 3 /it takes to raise one cnbie centi- meter of water one degree centi- grade‘in temperature. It’is a way of measuring heat value, which is the food, never eat anything that does not come -hat’ off the: stove, 2} ‘The average person , needs is a great mistake to fancy that ; la¥ge: quantities of alcoholic bev- érages will cool you: Alcohol has! tis for a@& fuel value and will leat you. Eat less. protein and more vege- tables atid fruits in hot weather. ‘Large quantities of cold fluids onty. serve’ .to produce an uh- *|him up'to the mark. Avman doing heavy work needs more. Many who do light indoor work think of protein (lean meats, eggs and | of protein, and-produeés 2279 cal- things of that sort); 218 grams|ories.of -heat. I is an excellent of fats (oils and butter) ; and 515|example of a balanced ration for grams of carbohydrates (mostly |a single day. aay : sugar) ;—a total of 4,855 grams of|” «Whites of eggs; codfish, lean|liealthful reaction. : food per day. _ | beef, chicken and-veal are all very| ‘But. after all we have got;to(league ‘For the-average person, not|high in protein and poor in fat.|remember there is such a.thing as|mnark of q the man who spetids the day dig- 71 times, They, don’t. “Phe ideal is to maintain a proper balance jn.your «diet. It is just. as foolish to. eat. too little as_to eat too much. What . we maust do is to regulate diet accord: ing to oceupation. The British army ration provides . 175. grams 80 to 85 grams of protein per day|and beans rank “next is enough. _ Dr. Robert. H. Rose|value and are:poor in fat. has worked ont a sample diet for|fish most meats, most fowl, wh one day which. contains 82.5 grams|éges and: cheese are both high and fesilierit, they assure maximum flexibility and ease in riding. Studebaker: springs.are underslung, and set wide apart, upon thé-axles lifted frame gives “plenty: of ounce room. ‘Studebaker rotein: and rich: fat.. Most veg-{T am su D les, bread, potatoes fruits} you've had your allowance of cal: protein: snd poor’ in fats;|ward in her desire to be scientific.’ ae. morteraté. or. deficient in: pro- R if KANS AS tein and rich in fat; and-fat méats, (BR: j at 3 cee gem cl af 5|City,- 304; Molwitz? Kansas: City. GY FEANS LEAGUE 303: Dressen,Coldibus, 301; o ood, Chicago Aug. 11'—Beals Becket ed dieting, developed into a much ting’ sluinyy during the past weels, jumped. into first place among the ; Demmitt, in 95 games has made 111 hits for an average of “ ore Becker is in second place so, that. it will be‘ sterile. If! vou|with .322 for 101 games. Ander: are afraid .of, the. water, take’ tea, |son- of Milwakee has jumped to because it requires. boiled water. |.305° from: 294... ; _ Mollwitz. of Kansas City pulled: jaway from Wickland of Indianap- but. Massey-of Minnéapolis, work: Be: &d hinself up into a tie with Moll- witz, Each has crossed the plate added:two-more stolen bases to his record atid now is. leading - the engaged in the hard outdoor work,| Shellfish, skim milk, lentils, peas, hunget, nature’s barometer _ that; mains: high. among the home run in protein indicates when it is\time to cat.|hitters: MeCarty, Columbus. in- Most} Tt is a pretty reliable guide, The|ereased his record in sacrifice hits ole;mother who, when Willy said he/to 30. Kansas City, with in,was hungry. replied.‘ Why’. Willy,|continued to. lead in-team bat | springs will not: flatten out. or lose their strength, . ot Tested? Of course. -One.of every so many Studebaker _ |) Springs~ is jouneod. ‘up: and - down: thousands of times in rapid succession to test its... . strength. and resilience’ ‘and: ’ to-be:sure. that it is up £6 the. } Studebaker. standard. Ba Let us show you what Stude-, | baker springs do—let us give | youa ride in a Stadebaker'c Lips on the. leaves of Studebaker ovens keep them in perfect adjustment. Each leaf always beare it share of stress, thus the’ pring: us a whole fe strengti.ened, ong | * Phone us when'to expect yoirand ih: we'll have aca at your setvice. rised. Don’t you know] Wickland leads in total bases*with Leading ,battérs-for-half: their club-games:: ‘Demnitt. Cotumbus, * + 324; Becker. Kansas City} . 322; ~ Kirke: Louisville, 313; Viox, Kan- sas City, 313; Anderson. “Mil- waukee, 305; Lelivelt. [Kansas today,’ was leaning back- s City continued in_a-bat- Detimit’ of Columbus has in the American Associa- the lead in runs. scored JUST OUT (New 5 Color) WYOMING OIL. MAP Shows’ corréct location of every oil field in the state. Most coniplete map published. Send. for One * Its Free. cots. QS BEAT WATERS. 273, te Central “Savings Ratt“ Huilding, ting. } - : Denver, Colo. Dresser of Columbus with, 35. Wickland’s ing circuit drives re-