The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 27, 1920, Page 6

' PAGE SIX AFTER SERIES OF GAMES WITH ~' MANDAN'S CLUB Valley City in a Second Series of Games seball fans may see sore ball* in the next few weeks if plans now under way for the schedule of the club material ize, Another series of games is being sought with Valley City by the club ‘\ management. The local club refus to admit that Valley City has any cense to win three out of four games. The first two games at Valley City, were close, and Bismarck should haye won at least one of them, the players declare. Thé way that the local players clouted the Valley City pitchers here is another reason why the fans would like to see a second s. Valley City had no license to .win the second game here, for Need- ham itched excellent ball, and the local club hit the ball-in the one big inning. It was an off day in the field for the, local club, i, A series of several games will ‘be sought with Mandan ;also: In the two games both teams played fine ball and indicate that they are well matched. Mardan, refuses to admit Bismarck had any good reason to win the first game, and the fans ot both cities would like to see the two teams in action agai NAPOLEON IN... PAST FINISH “WITH LINTON Game Won in Ninth Inning ‘Aft. er Linton Gets Lead of One Run in First Half Napoleon, July: Napoleon won a fast and hard-fought game from Linton. Sunday by a score of 4 to 3. After Linton-had. scored two runs in the first half of the ninth, giying Lin- ton a one-run lead Napoleon came bagk and scored two winning the gafne. i 4 With reports in that Braddock lose to Hazelton ‘Sunday Napoleon has an equal chance of winning the’ cham: pionship of the circuit in this section. If Kintyre wins from Braddock Sun- day it will give Napoleon the pen- nant. It ‘Braddock wins it will be.a tie between Napoleon and Braddock. Here are the big innings: _ First inning ‘Napoleon—Bower struck out. Gtithmuellergot ‘to first on an error and‘ then. Hoime landed on one for & home run. Davenport went out Konning to Petrie. Meier struck out. P Fourth inning, Linton—Petrie out, Honser to Davenport. Becker walk- ed. Wood singled and E. ‘Becker was caught at third. Wood -stole second, went to third on a ‘passed ball and scored when Ronning beat out an in- field hit. Stewart struck out. ‘ The Wind-up. Ninth inning, — Linton—Stewart went out, Meier to, Davenport, Voss- ’ News of Sport ee ee STORY OF GRIT NEEDED-FOR | | ’ LONG RACE TOLD IN PICTURES i udy of speed versus endurance. One had' just dashed ahead in~4 field of 1Ut:yard sprinters, all swift- er than eagies, when these were taken. ‘The other had’ pacea over the glowing.cinders for tly grind of 10,000 meters (10,93 yards). : Both were thrilled by the victory won, ‘Both were smiling. Yet there was' a wide degre of differeyce in their physical;condition. + } Pees Two Sta They are: Loren Murchison, the N. Y. A. C flier, and Fred W. Faller, distance runner from Dorchester, Mass. Murchison’s: heart was beating the faster. His eVent was a sudden dash out of the holes, a wild burst of, speed for the short period of 10 seconds, 1t left no indication of fatigue on his face. at a remarkable distance gait for a few seconds over 32 long and strengti sapping minutes, beating his nearest rival, Harold Johnson of Pittsburg,-to the tape in.a last mad sprint for the final 100 yards of the distance, Fal- ler’s race at the Harvard, stadium, in. the final trials was by far’the mosi spectacular of the: great brilliant pro: gram. Army Made Faller. The Dorchester boy is 24 years old: He now claims that army ‘life made him, .: He: has | years. Prior to. 1916 he Qidn't startis the athletic world’ by his’ perform- ances. The next year he began to be au winner in 10-mile cross-conntry’ ¢a- pers. Overseas he competed in two inter, ler reached'.first on an/error by M. Houser. Mohr singled storing. Vos: ler, Mohr going to second ‘on the throw-in. O. 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Safe Deposit Patrons. = ' Boxes rent for $2.50' * per year and upwards, * according to size. e "OF BISMARCK, N.D The Oldest and Lar =, in is sec = nm of the State aller had .beeh grinding away World EVENTS AND GOSSIP FOR :THE FANS f ao ; , allied marathons ‘ was heralded ast overseas. mile : ovpr-| iqnship meets. #s “I attribute what success | hav had in the running game to my arm: lite during the war,” he says; “and vouch for the same reason, i) Fast GetAway. is his middle name. ‘ig, specigitie re 50, 75 and 100-yard events. st winter Lorén; many indoor sprinting. meets. Hit men “selected for team., t "The New York A, C, boy’s of our wonderful. selection. Coach’s Analysis thé Olympic team of stars, says ta the: sprint is ‘harder on :a\run) the long -gri! is a severer est ‘Of the’ heart. Dis: : reatest runner || Since the war he has won the 0- . -and-dale event in ‘both New England and, ‘New York cham ; ihink: that many. another ‘athlete can’ win ov; er such fellows as Charles Paddock and. Jack .Scholz’ stmapg hini .as, one of the, fleetest for the century dash u than .\ The audden exertion i i 2 ‘| featured in H Ss get-away .is perfectly executed. . He | comes up out of the -holes:faster than any of the great\sextet of century the U. S, Olympic } Martin’ Delaney,. health’ ‘conch pi t ry } tance; running is nat-harpitul unless. jthe runt "cording: to, Delaney... - ‘So the story that. faces tell is per- been yunning eight! haps. somewhat. deceiving if, Delan- ey’s: analysis ‘is ‘correct: ler’s ‘smile, atter doing the ‘grind of six miles, is pitiful’ and strained. Murchisan’s isa perfect. copy.of .ex- superb. .exercise.. and -stole second, ‘going on to thira|' | when Mohr let-the: throw’ ga’ through. E. Houser reached, first’ and Nord scored .when.Q, Begxer ‘fumbled: his grounder. E., Houser. sto,e second and went to third when the ball again got away from Mohr. E. Houser hit through the infield, scoring’ 2. Hone- er and ending’ the game. The score by- innings: Go iN ++ 060 100 002-3" 7 5 200 009 OU2—4.6 4 Linton, Ronning and E., Houser. and Struck out -by. Houser ‘7. \ 1 Base on “balls, “by ,Rorfning [1% by Houser, 2. Umpire, Gilfillan. Honning 13; by ‘ BEULAH TRIMS HAZEN, 11 TO.4 ‘Beylab, July’ 27.—Benlah defeated Hagen Sunday, 11 to 4. The score: % RHE 412 7 100 200 001— Beylah + 022 700 00x11 11 Batteries:| McKinney and Welson; Hegna and’ Chikosky. Struck’ out by M “Hegna 7. 5 Base on balls, by McKinney, 1; by Hegna, 0. ,-- 8 (f Umpire, Geo. Freer. JOHNSON GETS NO BAIL, COURT SAYS Chicago,” July: 27.— Jack ‘dohnsan, former id's . heavyweight cham- pion, wilt<be refused’ bail ‘and sent to, the county jail when’ he arrives in Chicago tomorrow in custody of .2 United States marshall from [os An- geles, District “Attorney Clyne an- nounced today. i g Johnson > fled ‘from :.Chicago, sever- al-years ago, forfeiting $15,000 bail following ‘his. sentence ‘to Leaven- worth’ penitentiary for yiolation? of the Mann Act. + 2 r QUIT TOBACCO 7} So' Easy ‘to Drop Cigarette. Cigar, or.Chewing Habit inney 8; by | | | |’ No-To-Bac has: helped‘ thousands to break the costly, nerve-shattering t9- bacco) habit. .. Whenever you,,haye a \Jonging for a smoke or chew,; just place a harmless No-To-Bac .tablet in your mouth instead. All desire stops. Shortly ‘the habit is completely ‘brok- en, and you are’ better off mentally, physically, financially. It’s go easy, so simple.) 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Score: Pittsbureh .. Brooklyn . Batter! Pfeffer, Smith and Elliott. Toledo, "BASEBALL SSOCIATION Won ‘Lost 28 \ 44 45 «48 \47. 48 “* AMERICAN LEAGUE t “AMERICAN | LEAGUE NewYork, July 2%.—Boston shut out. New York yesterday, 9 to 0. The heavy’ shitting Yankees were held to three singles, by Pitcher Jones, who issued ‘seven bases on balls, four of O'Doul, 1. Collins’ singl¢'in.the. tenth assisted -py- Ayers’ error won yesterday’s! game for Chi- ‘Kerr and Schalk; Duass, Ayers ‘and Stanage, Ainsmith. Brooklyn Gets: Even Break: Brooklyn, July 27.—Brooklyn got an even break_ with Pittsburgh by win- § Haeffner's wild;throw:to first with the bases full was responsible for three of. Brook- + +000 400 6004.10 1 -311 001 00x—6 11,1): Carlson’ and Haeffner; Colonels Win 7 to 4 July. 27.—Leuisville won | from;,Toledo yesterday; 7 to 4, the Colonels pounding Brady hard while Wright was effective in tight places. Manager McCarthy was in“the gate |) the owners of Cascarets; therefore; gor: the first time since. last May, his return: being occasioned. by Umpire|! “Poleilp ies... Pet; |) Batteries: — Wright .705| Kocher;,.Brady and’ Murphy.’ ‘No. qther games scheduled.) OLYMPIC TEAM at ~ 531 5 | 500 -489 91. a: New York, July States Olympic team, toika for Antwerp. The American team, which includes swimmers, wrestlers. “boxers, fencers and. bi- | track. and.. field. stars, 2 Imost every: Hawaii, hefore\.its departu: ena farewell reception at :the Man- Telegrams of encouragement’ and wishes of suc- cess from the ggyernors of 11 states, Governor Burnquist, of Mi hattan. Opera House. including nesota, ‘were read. FULTON ROCKED 1 Newark, NOT July 997 Wills, negro heayyweight, terday. gcheduled 10-round bout. R. 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Indians and. by them intrcduced to the’J; recognized its merits, and ideveloped: the ‘growing .of the trees.and ‘curing of the leaves. ‘~¥exba’ Mate is'a splendid stimulant, yet it is harmless. ‘It has'no evil effects on'the sys- tem., It forms no habits,-and it ledvesino evil It isnot a drug. : 6y : panion in his famous South American explor- RHE BRAZILLA COMPANY, Minneapolis, Mina Carbonated Brasilla is bottled for home use by etzel, over {BOB MARTIN ~ Re HE. 200.012 110—7 12 2 +100 020 010—4 10 4 and Myers,) q_ sits Away| Younger Than 27.—The . United |' consisting of 230 crack American. athletes, sailed today,.on the steamship’ Princess Ma- | {TO SOUND. SLEEP Harry knocked out Fred ‘Fulton in the third round of’ a schediled 12-round fight here yes- Jack Britton, ‘welterweight cham- pion’ of’ the world, defeated Marcel Thomas, French welterweight, in a ‘The ; ref- eree stopped fight in the tenth round after the Frenchman had been -knock- Frank Moran, Pittsburgh heavy- 3 0| weight, was given a newspaper deci- sion over “Wild” Burt Kenny of New York, in a.10-round bout. Bothefight- «ers did a lot of stalling and the crowd .) ‘icKenzie Roof Garden, pearl necklace with eturn same to Mrs. A. M. ‘reward. _ TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1920 ation, says of it in his book “Through South America’s Southland”: i! . | “Mate is ‘the most_invigorating beverage imaginable. and leaves no disagreeable after effects, ‘It has preserved South America. from the debasing evils of alcoholism. 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