The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 1, 1919, Page 6

PAGE 6, SQUIRREL: FOOD "WEE MADE UP A STEEL (sey) STRONG BOX To STOP NOW! OTTO AUTO - RUN HIM 8 INTOIT AND HIS WILD DRIVING WILL BE TAMED sR EER _ (vet i) HE MEETS HIS WATERLOO TODAY) Yi 4 r ATHLETES BUSY AS'BEES AS ‘THBY PREPARE FOR OLYMPIC BY EDWARD M. THIERRY. cent is on the N. E. A, Staff Correspondent. doughbo; » petting -re for the! Paris. May 1.—Six months or so ago} big Inte: lied Olympaid to be hela| it looked ag if that important cog in}in Pershing Stadium, just outside} the machinery paper, | Paris, June 1. the sporting editor, had lost h Preliminary The sporting editor's day he ome} Wherever th back. © A million and.a halt Yanks |'fhe premier ath ¥ en who emerge V sti hide ' |. | field—the SF still over here refuse to let him PASS" in the finals of these. tris hiletic mee for the; of every nex job. athic exmp of 2s of into oblivion. | resent ca in the international] Baseball games, athletic meets and | gam nged by Ge 1 Pershing. | poxing tournaments are being held; Y. M. C. A. athleti rectors and| daily somewhcresin Feance. The ac-|old -college athletes among officers) and men are directing the training and/ : trials, Meanwhile Pershing Stadium is be-| ling built. A crew of men have been! 2 , on the fielkUand track late in} i aint-Maur, near | easy train and) ance of Paris, is being} } built on an old French military train-| LAWYER Phone 752.» a being arranged) in a huge} amphith ter. There willtbe accom-| . EE oations for 22,000, of which 0) un will be seated under cover. ousand more persons will be able to; and within the encloswre to wa » meet. structure Spring is here and while deaning save! your rags, rubbers and junk. is being built of re-! urrounding a 1,5 There will als night-away track and | there will be an Kng- jlish Rugby football field. This will {be 140 yards long, making plenty of |room for an \Ameri¢an football play- ing field, After the army Olympiad is held the ‘stadium will be presented by General (Pershing to the French government as We also buy second hand furniture. Phone 599. 118 6th St. Bismarck Iron & Metal Co n Goody jfeet with British airmen and now she is'on her way to California ).|geant Jack She follows along’ at. the’end of a Iso! puppy. get “The Greatest Name and: HA-THAT SETTLES ow J O0KS LIKE NY ain YENE GOT TW") CRITTER TAS J | “TIME BOYS : THIS FOX, PET OF U. S.. AIRMAN, -HAS TRAVELED FAR, FLOWN HIGH He’s a bit of .a traveler, this }4-months-old’ fox, picked up in the city of Nancy during a battle. And Nancy‘is her name.. Nancy has been in Paris, London and New York. Shehas:gone up 2,000 with Sergeant Jack Beyon, who, brought her’ over from France. Nancy, wild with fright, ran into a French machine gun in-a trench |* at Nancy while a battle was on., The exchehmen gave her to Ser-' leash as docile as a another souvenir. of the American, ¢ army's visit to France. | ot only are American soldiers pre- CLUB STANDING paring for the games, but a series of ° —~ qualifying tests is being arranged R among French and British soldiers’ in| ' / AMERICAN LEAGUE. France. Other allied armies’ also will Chigaco Wi ‘a Bets : send representatives to the meet. Boston -22 4 M8 (800 Cleveland . 31.450 New, York Philadelphia . 4S a “400 Cincinhat! Brooklyn Phitadéiphla New. York |, Chicago. Pittsburgh . pSt. Louis Boston Ohi's " AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Wass Sty, Paul’. +| Columbus. Louisville Minneapolis , Kansas City, . Tidiaidpolis . Milwaukee Toledo Crerre econ coo m Bete mn S S SUMMARY OF GAMES. ; National League. New: York 5, Boston 2—10. innings. St. Louis 0, Chi¢ago 4. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati—rain. Brooklyn, 9, Philadelphia, -9 called on account \of darkness in the twen- tieth inning. 3 - ‘ ity ». American League, Philadelphia 3, New York 5. Boston/6, Washington 1. Cleveland 4, St. Louis 2. Chicago 9, Detroit 7. ‘America Association, ‘ St.. Paul 7,‘ Louisville 0; called, in seventh inning on account of ‘rain. Milwaukee 1, Indianapolis 2—11 in- ;nings. Others postponed on account of rain. | WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS. National League. Ee RHE * New: York . 15 8 2 Boston .... 210 1 Batteries: @. Smith, Jones, Causey and McaCrty, Smith; Nehf. Northrup} and Wilson, Tragresser. ‘ RHE, Brooklyn >... a » 9 20 38) Philatelphia +. 915 (2) Batteries: Grimes and Krueger, M. ‘ Wheat; Oeschger and Cady, (called, ‘ithe twentieth-on account of dark- ness.) * ' 4 a RHE| St. Louis . ~0 42 “-F@hicago . Seay Sat eh) Batteries: Meadows, Tuero and i Snyder; Douglas and. Killifer. American League. we RHE ) Boston Washington. ‘Batteries; ~Caldwell. 2}. St. Bouts «> | Cleveland . 4 >» BaBéteries: 5 dermilk, | Kéob,: Leitield and’ Severeid; Unhle, Coumb and O'Neill. N oR HB ‘|"Philadetphia <. 8 6 0 New. York...., -5 10 2 “Batteries: Watson; “Anderson, Gary. and Perkins; ‘Thormahlen, Stiawkey and Ruel... “RHE 298 8 TR 3 Sealed Tight s{:Chicago ..- et: % it Kept Right sp eigerlee s 5 Erick: P a ‘son,.Cuhningham’ and Stahage. Calgary, :Alta,, “May: 1\—-More than one hundred Calgary. athletes ‘repre: Sitting’ evéry “branch ‘of Dominion sport, have organized the Calgary Ath- letic elation. aud expect to direct various athletic @vénts here. The or: astié meet, at Chicago in 1916.", “Douglas Vivian, a Houghton boy whol’ | ders of the ‘| have received offers for coast sport. Jacrogse club while the local baseball 500| Twilight . baseball league. '}will/make the uniforms, Pet.|! : | Salt, Lake, on WoT SAY BUDDIES! NEXT Tie PUT A BOTTOM ON HE STRONG BOX AND DONT SET IT OVER A “MANHOLE. ! thi@relative strength of the Rocky Mountain confgrence and the Notth- “West conference. Utah and Idaho are 2 \ Pulknan pects fort lege team have. become more. favor-! able. “aPrker, the sprinter aud; Calder, hurdler, of the. 1918-squad have en: rolled. for the next semester and will bp eligible. Parker was with an avia- tlon; unit: in: England. When: he was Colfax, Wash, high mber. of.:thi ool “he ‘scored at the big-int Witinipeg,, Man., May~1.—Winnipeg. sportsmen have been worried over the |* American war taxes’ on athletic goods | buttheir concern has been dissipated by. an announcement that the increase | will not, affect“ Canada. -Ameri¢an| ; sporting; goods concerns have Cana: dian factories:and compete with Brit- ish and Canadian companies. S i} ‘Houghton; Mich, May 1—Lieut. servedsin France, organized-a six team! basketball league which kept the sport} : hot in. the Johnchery, France, district. | It is expected . that Vivian and_his aideg will have a baseball league un-/ Spokane, ‘Wash., May 1—Lon ‘Blue. former first baseman for the St. Paul cliib of thé: American association, cost Carl. “Junk” Walters; of. Spokane his job with the Portland club of the Pa- cific Coast; league. When Blué signed, Walters was reléased. He immediate- ly signed with. Vancouver to play in the Northwestern’ Industrial league. ~ ne mroncatin®, Na oe ction Beverost uel Vancouver, B. C., May 1—Two mem- Canadian Hockey team engagenients this summer. Lalonde is sought for the Vancouver téeam.is after Odie Olehorn. Helena, Mont. May 1—Employes of the State capitol have organized a Governor Sam; Stewart is such an ‘enthustastic .gf.paseball that ‘he allowed e organizers to mect in ‘his recep-| ': fon room. {t is, expected that con- viets ‘in the state-prison at Deer Lodgé Nee Moscow; Ida., “May 1—<—Football evens of the~Qniversity of Idaho and University*of Utah wif *tlash al Octohér/ 25!" ‘This. con- t* test is) expected’to furnish a line on ncouri TROY TAILORED) | sort COLLARS ‘HIT WELL—WASH EASILY Cluett, Peabody § Co.,'Inc., Troy, N.Y. ere. Fai i {I 4 i i Hovnnetl pageant Bist junta yi vil it Hatt ili vtinitt iid ll yatta diTiigiiges il) “Tn DL NE jai \ Hal ey you'll have a put. pép-in-; Ting-in with a sur ic Just between ouirseives, you never will wisegup to high-spot- smoke-joy uriil you can call apipe by its Name, then, to hit the peak-of-pleasure 'you land. ¢ on that two-fisted-man -tobs Prince Albert! ! 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