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PAGE SIX \ 4 “% BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE ceva WEDNESDAY, AUG. 11, 1920 ertson, of Minneapolis, pitched almost Biss 4 a perfect game. Kirk, who singled in 4 = whe een Wes tneignly Louisville bat- # er to reacl ‘st base. The result di- HL Ne V \ S O port. rt 0 I vided evenly a four-game series. * j ‘core: R. HE. | EVENTS AND GOSSIP. FOR THE FANS ramnener™ <p aus gs fd Goodyear. Tir f R Louisville +000 000 000—0 1 2 es or ma ars re | eS rs aN cok ron He ENE (aa) ee ee ¥ | Tincup and Kocher, . cago, tied at 76 with Harrison John- a8 a result of the trying conditi : J P 1 Be Ec 1 i GOOD PLAYIN ston, of St. Paul. W. C. Fownes, Jr., under which the-trip wae maadl a. Band Hens Bag One opu ar. ecause onomica } pot Pittsburgh, former national ama- The congestion, besides making it| , Toledo, Aug. 11.— Fox's singlo, iq ‘teur champion, had 78 and Howard impossible for the contestants to| Lutzke’s error and Hyatt’s sacrifice, i Lee, of Detroit, 79. keep in the best physical condition,! *” "the sixth scored the only run) if O:her scores included: Frank aiso put them in a bad mental con. !2 the game which Toledo won from S Hi Adams, Winnipeg, Man., 74; Willie dition which will b ductive | Slilwaunee, s > ey 743 je ditior ich will not be. conduciv . ine bu i ‘ i | | Kidd, Minneapolis, 77; Dave Livie, to good work on the field, the coaches {,Hoorg: R. HEL Nand is nothing but disappointment in aut ‘| Lake Geneva, Wis., 81; Bob Beebles, said. ‘Disgruntled oarsmen started} Milwaukee ,.. ..000 000 000-0 5 1 lying i ‘ —6OF GOLF R ROUNDS i: Wis. 83; Arthur Clarkson, today to train on the canal. “The ‘toledo... ...,.000 001 00*—1 5 1 ‘te id cheaply, poade Eee that anette Ey Kenosha, -Wis., 85; George Ayton, wresuers and) voxers started training Batteries: | McWeeny and Gaston; / nounced as wonderful bargains at a few Regina, Sask, 87 87. in the Salonika garden. Stryker and MeNeill. d i ke gone A Brickell. Playas’ Leaiki im Day's pare ane ollars each and then fail after brief ) + r te te oD AGHHETDS oak rms of, service. Scores—Over 64 Score ‘OLYMPIC TE TE AM | BASEBALL | Los i SP ORT ae Ss t v i .J Under 80 MOR ALE OH ows Rebus ibicange | Get exceptional mileage at exceedingly low 4! Bie o Ace 11 go Diceal. of - Poston, Matson, Big. Hitter |, Syracuse, Aug: “11.—Larry “Nap” Cost in Goody. r Tires, of the 30x3-, 30x3%e ie Tes Shure’ club: Chics the l, Boston, Aug. 11.—Boston and Cin-| Lajoie is making too much moncy id rt By WMO AY recartl ne the exloneitueen | enmad diye a double-header yes-| selling auto .tires to return to base- Van 31x4-in sizes, ‘Built’ of Goodyear- course, yesterday led 254 starters in| N tase, 4 to 3 in il fanlngeccwhle the he ae cf Lara oat Pezentned aye | selected materials and with ore skill the first qualification round for the na- | Visitors took the sécond. a BStOraIN ce ee froin Syracuse. ; tional open golf tournament at In-} pee ee affair, 13 pi eer ert i rere ib Ahtetes; ek Osan’ the Upeat Uh Se See Tube "2a | hc ta ES ae With more than 64 players scoring nletes e! ver e se’ ject re ‘ A ouisville, Aug.-11.—The ‘Kentucky | é / under 80. contestants predicted that s paling deeiky ie ons ballot nee Racing ‘assoclétion Nad been. awarded Due to ‘thelr j pre e Wlanufaéeuge in the 159 would be required for 36 holes to, Due to Long Ocean Voyage Watson mille. it five straight vic.| {% days or racing for this fall. Lex- eat*tire factory devoted to th a i qualify for the 72-hole test on Thurs- —Ready for Games ‘tories in winning the first game. ington opens thd season on Sept. 18. phan actory oted to these day and Friday. i 5 Score—First Game: R. HE. size’, thei if quality i is ‘most economically Diegel, was was runner up to —— Cincinnati ...020 000 001 00—3 12, 2 WONDERFUL CONTROL, James Barnes in the western open; Antwery, Aug. 11.—The morale of Boston., 001 010 010 01—4 9 1] Pittsburg, Aug. 11.—The comeback _ Produced and therefore most economically H * tournament at Cleveland last year,|the American athletes here for the | Batterfes: Ruether,. Sallee ~ and| of Pitcher Babe Adams is most un- | if d. a was closely pressed for the lead,| Olympic games has shown steady, Wingo; Watson and O'Neill. usual. His control is nearly perfect. | * emp! sly Ge eiaarae of Chicas, Henry Cnprovemant since they landed on} Score—Second Game: . H.B.| In 17 complete games he has issued on, of chmond, and Rudolpi | Belgian so! Cir , H pepper, OF Sioux sity, an amateur, The men j/and women who will pone arty ae Ale i i but six ‘Dabs: If you own a Ford, Chevrolet, Maxwell, scoring . Douglas Edgar, of At-|carry the American colors, in the wale : Ril lanta, 73; six other, contestants 74 internationat contests ‘were general- Wingo Raden MeOuliand Gone SPEECH MECES. b Dort or other car taking these sizes, g0/f0 i and nine more, including Harry Var-| ly upset after the long ocean voyage ger and Gowdy, ONeill Brooklyn, a Al;Sauire Ebbets your nearest Service Station for Goodyear { don, British ex) h ,accompanies «tl Superbas on. all s] pert and Bobhy Jones, | and close confinement aboard ship. a ' tl ea Ys southern champion, . recording 75.; ‘They were , encouraged, however,| Robbed of No-Hit Game trips.” Before each game he makes a , Tires; tide farthiee and ne better. Jack Burke St. Paul, Minnesota, state ; by the results of a workout at. the Philadelphia. Aug. 11.—Doak's fail-| SOF speech: 44,/thein in the club- open champion, also.got @ 75. ‘Antwerp grounds, which gave them ure to cover first base on Williams’ | 2OUSe- It works.magic.on the play- Edward Ray, the other British | the first opportunity to test their, smash’ between Horusoy and Founier| °TS M + contender, encountered. too many, muscles since the trip. in the seventh robbed him of a no-hit Peete bunkers and took 80 strokes. Willie| . While army officials contended con- game in yesterday’s 5 to 1.St. Louis HANGS UP’ SHOES. MacFarlane of New York, had the; ditions aboard the Princess Matoika, victory over Philadelphia. Hornsby { [New York, Aug. 11.—Howard Drew’s i distinction of. scoring a 34 on the] which carried the army and civilian’ stopped the ball and could easily have‘ 1 year-old, son won ‘a’ 100-yard_race long second time, two under par and| contingents to Antwerp, were such retired Williams at first base. in New York the other day. When a record for that half. that, the athletes had no grounds for Score: . H. E.] Howard failed to.make the Olympic Altho a small percentage of ama-| complaint, Coaches Moakley and Rob-; St. Louis .. .. ..001 003 001—5 10 0| team the youngster-advised his fath- ; _ teurs were entered, seven finished ! ertson declared quarters aboard the Philadelphia.. ..000 000 100—1 1.1] er to hang up his shoes. unser 80 ie aneP Er Jesding.) versal very congested. The coaches Batteries: Doak-‘and Clemons; of == : ones secon john nderson, of; ‘felt that the athletes might not be able; Hubbel, Betts and Wheat. ‘ FLOOD. OF. GOLD. 30x 3 ” Ggodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes cost no | New York and Chick Evans, of Chi-' te make their best effort in the contests gece eaadie & ‘Philadelphia, Aug, 11.—A scout for seston mi82350 i more than the price youare asked to pay H an industrial league Mas offered a -Weacher Tre: : ae. - t ! c ler Slams 'Em trio of Connie Mack’s pitchers $200 fe tobe oe fe merit any tisk: costly = oe St. Louis, Aug. 11.—Timely extra] 4 game\is they can, deliver. They 3% Goodyear casings when such sure pr: ee 5 vf] | base hitting by Williams, Smith, Tobin] paven’t jumped yet, though tempted. an le-Cure Fabric, , tion ts available? Rea $450 } BUSINESS DIRECTOR Y i and Slalet enabled St. Louis to win . Anti‘Skid Tread...... in waterproof bag..... hee HM fyeeterday 2 aime <rom, Dolson: 8:40 4. HOME RUN CENTER. pw —_ Bugs ina bie statesnin ef the wonson,| Gods tis etka beuairen eater ot | ; \ +] Grounds is the home run center of * ui BETT KO emer on base in\ the seventh! the big leagues this. season. ‘The j ER DAK FINISHING Score REE Yanks made, from one to, four per Developing, Printing and Enlarging. To be sure of Good Pictures, | Boston. +109 o10 gab—4 728 sane In. Seven ume uis oe —6 12 A Bring your Films to Batteries: Bush, Karr and.-Wal-| (eye, Same TNT DIRET. “Doc” Hoskins Inc., Dept. .. Bismarck, N. D. ters, Schang;,Lynch and Severeid. Sehnaton, Tn inns’ ‘irat ayn ee MAIL US YOUR FILMS ~ "Makes Costly Mistake lieves in safety first: ‘When Babe \ All Orders Filled Promptly by Experts Chicago, Aug. 11.—Joe -Acosta,| Ruth bats “Doc plays a strategic Wasiingtons Feoruit pitcher made] Jong right field. { a mistake in pitching to Joe Jackson 7 SETS TERS ST Eh SHOE in the ténth yesterday and Jackson] BRAT HIGH COST: : singled and sent Weaver, who had Se ‘ \ FITTERS care Delete hi, Boine bia the BY BUYING LONG too. y | run which gave icago a 4 to 3 vic- ‘ - a \ tory, the third straight game fr ‘ E ‘Then, wonder of wonderé, you gex ‘will Ti kd Yo eer toy. th ght'gume fom the] =» WEA averich Ss hott ashame “It sure ickle ou” i Score: R. H.E: “Somebody © ought: td lesign a le tires: al ie miles Washington ...000 000 120 0—8 8 21 pocketbook that | wou'd: cover tho! built into them—and that’s plenty. ahd the Good Judge Smee E sat au ot Gh = 1] hand and. fasten Permanently around, jae offer necessities “were as low z ; atteries: costa an rrity; | the. wrist—you, have to,.have,. your priced and as high quality as tires, BUSINESS SERVICE co. , fi Faber and Schalk. ‘ hand in eet purse, continuously. in youd. only. need. to delve. into your Fs fos how ee bie Rawaan ea re these days of high.prices,” says a| pigskin once a year.” , ull Fic. caste 16 Hageart Block Phone 662 ||, |.,RAIN AGAIN STOPS RACES representative atthe Daksia Motor ey, Real Tobacco ye MULTIGRAPHING — ADDRESSING — MAILING ? and: Or AME: Loy rots the Cou. leeal. Geodvear, |, Betyice” Btation ‘second time in two days the Grand ie 41 - & ies Have your form letters piybeseriites on the Multigraph. Clecults reces iat, North, Randall ware “It. would save wear'and tear” on se lasts. ‘ / : ¥ z of .dragging out: your e track would be in condition to race] wakin; { saves yo ii money ‘to use s g hours. 4 ‘ the six events scheduled for today. “Pll bet the manufacturers, of ,nock- thi 1: f t b: WEBB BROTHERS i @tbooks have cleaned up fortunes in i canes A oor AMERICAN ASSOCIATION ; instead of the ordi he last. four. years of ‘high-cost-of-liv- instead 0: ve inary Undertakers Embalmers Funeral Directors} tnai Diderot pas i ng!’ No purse ‘can stand the wear | | ki d ved indianapolis, Aug. 11.—Indianapolis nd ite ff constant handling, Even in iS. \ Licensed Embalmer in Charge wound up its Dresent home stand with] Niesin wont stand up under the ‘ Js : a victory oer Kansas City yesterday, arated woe peunesr iT ‘Any man who uses ‘the: : DAY PHONE 50 NIGHT PHONES 65—887 § 10 2, The locals bunched their blows | ""roog, clothes safety pins and ee eae Real Tobacco Chew { even the humble collar button have z IN £ Ls a ; i 3 j Jones. was hit hard but. good support AND HOW TO” will.tell. you that: prevented imore scoring. In the third] doubled. in price because of ‘the war! 5 inning Rehg, playing left field, threw About the only. useful article that » ATTAIN IT eis ¢ r BISMARCK MOTOR COMPA: out two men at the plate on line| an be bought at anywhere near pre- Put up in two styles Distributors of singles to his territory. war prices is an autotobile tire. S T U D E B A K E R Score: R. H. “You can still get quality tires that ( 4 Kansas City.. ..001 000 100—2, 12, 2| deliver astonishing, mileage ‘at siout li — and — Indi 1 300 001 10*—! the same old price. I can vouch for a (a Cc A DILL A Cc none nite iM sturdy ; Goodyear’ Clinchers “in, 30x3, H 7 . Sweeney; Jones and Heénline. 30x3.1-2- and, 31x4 sizes. “They make S i AUTOMOBILES the best. equipment, for Fords, Chev- : CUMBERLAND cieicn ‘ ‘ li Pitches Good Game / rolets, (Maxwells, Overlands, Bris2os BI 533! Berry Block, Neshvite) 4 lf “Louisville, Aug. 11.—In defeating! and Dofts. 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