The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 11, 1920, Page 6

. \ BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE PAGE SIX SATURDAY, SEPT. 11, 1920 a 5 \ oo “|, Batteries Sherman, Pechous, Barg- ql BASEBALL [ye kK eae Deutel; Netion, Brady “and \ A ) \* % —» | Woodhall. Ne ) ) S O p nort. 0 rit AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Tndfans Beat Colonels ire wow Fl gas L, Pet ‘ voulsrillss Sept pita inclanapolls AU) sees es 42, 106 at isville, 6 to 3.. Both Gra- [EV. NTS AND GOSSIP FOR THE FANS ae ! Minneapolis a 65 529 ham Ad Gaw. were hit hard, but the | | Toledo .. .. 0. 68 latter .was stronger in the -pinches. MIM ISN ne S| Andianapolis: “13 The batting of Henline, who got four SPE F K ERS RYE TRIES TO CONQUER ROUGH Milwaukee a 12 tits in four times at bat, was a fe =: t Louisville 72 ure p Dy Columbus‘ .. 86 Score: R. HE. CHANNEL ON WATERCYCLE ‘A 87 Indianapolis.. ..013 010 101—6 14 1 ‘| Kansas City. \ Louisville +101 000 -001—3 13 3 Batteries: Gaw and Heline; Gra- ham, Estelle and Kocher. 3 a ¢ ‘ SHE’ flavor's fine and you have in “Glix” a drink that * really satisfies, A glass or two with meals, meals or with that “late lunch’’ is ideal. Pleases the eye, has snap and sparkle, and it’s pure that's sure, Madein both light and dark brew. Buy, it by the case. IMPROVES; EVEN WITH 6, SISLER Merry Chase / ‘Among Batters of American League for Sea- son’s Honors , Brooklyn ern Cincinnati New York Pittsburgh .. Chicago St. Louis ¢ Boston Philadelphia . Tony Clouts Feature Milwaukee, Sept. 11.—Extra base hitting featured Friday’s game which St. Paul took from Milwaukee, 9 -to. 3 Berghammer. and ‘Duncan were} ordered from the field. for arguing’ with Umpire Knapp over a foul ball; in the third inning. Hargrave hit a' homer and Haas got a homer, a.triple and a single. AMERICA Cleveland NICHOLSON IN FRONT Score: St. Louis Ri bat 5 +112 000 212-9 it ee a hee 2 7 | Milwaukee .. ..000 012 000—3 .8 2 Chicago, Sept. 1 Boston .. Batteries: Griner and Hargr: ave; | Washington Detroit... .. Philadelphia .: AMERICAN: i Ruth ‘Gets: asth Cleveland, Sept. 11,—New York beat Cleveland, 6 ‘to 1.°~Caldwell was hit hard, all the runs being scored off him. Uhle and Mails were effective, each striking out Ruth once. Ruth,. how- aver, made.his forty-eighth home run ‘}of the season when he hit the ball over the right field wall in the first, with a runner on first. Shawkey was effective all the way. Score New York. manager of the Cley gained his batting past we Nortrop and Staylor. PRISONERS USED GOOD JUDGMENT. W. E. Lahr, "president of the Lahr Motor Sales Co., believes the pris- oners who escaped from Hebron L: bor day used excellent judgment in picking out an Overland in their dash for liberty. He attributes the fact that they are still.at large to the speed endurance and‘ road, abil- ity.of ‘the car. In an interview toa R. H.E] Tribune reported. Lahr said: + 201300 000—6 12 1 “The two convicts who :made their! Cleveland -.000 000 100—1 6 4 fet. away last Sunday at Hebron, evi- | Batteries: Shawkey and Hannah; {dently showed good judgment when Caldwell, Uhle, Mails and O’Neill. . .J they picked out an Overland ¢ar. among all other makes that stood Pinch Hitter Wins on the street, for they are still at Chicago, Sept. 11—Eddie Murphy, | large. batting as a pinch-hitter with the bases “A representative of the Lahr Mo- iilled und/one out in the eighth, made] tor Sales company, Willys-Overland it possible for Chicago to defeat Bos-| distributors, expressed this opinion, ton, 5 to 3, Friday. and was apparently surprided that Score: R. H.E.| the state authorities would hope to --000 010 110—3 7 3 catch the convicts. He states that, d . ..000 000 28x—5 9 0| evidently the prisoners knew that the | 3 Pennock, Hoyt “and Schang; Faber and Schalk. eye during Sisler; ig honors. and tied ¢ today ast Wednesday. Sis- went into a s| acid a __Dedilers ‘Supplied hy Sage iis CAPITOL CITY BOTTLING WORKS and which Sis and dropped to .391, the mark which Speaker attained. Joe Jackson of o stands in third place with an erage of .304, while “Babe’ Ruth, the New York! home run king, is in fourth place with .3875. Ruth cracked out his 48th home run yesterday and broke the home ran record held by Ferry Werden of Minneapolis. He now is the greatest home run hitter of all time. Speaker is leading the run getters with 14 runs to his credit while Rice of Washington is far in front in’stolen bases with 49. Other leading batters for 60 or more games: E. Collins, Chicago, Meusel, New York, .346; Rice, Was ington, 243; Judge, Washington, 342: Jacobson, St. Louis, .387; Hendryx,, Boston, .337. Hornsby Still Behind Nicholson of Pittsburgh has de- throned Hornsby of St. Louis — for batting honors in the National league. The sluggish Pittsburgh outfielder is hitting .387 while the St. Louis star slumped to ton pushing him with 35: Williams of Philadelphia cracked out another homer and has -brought his string to 14, while Carey of Pitts- burgh continues to show the way to the base stealers with 4 thiefts. Ban- croft of New York is the best run getter with 89 tallies. Other leading batters: Young, New York, .344; Roush, Cin- cinnati, 340; J. Smith, St. Louis, 328; Stock, St..Lauis, 323; Z. Wheat, 3 years old. |. The Order of the Thistle dates * The big maple stands in the Cook | from “1687; it is limited te thc King county forest preserve near Glenview. jot Yngland and 16 knights. Ransome Kennicott, chief forester of Tae the preserve, who recently examined In the early part of the ninc‘eenth (the tree and computed its age, found | century, Boston used to celebrate Ar- that, While the heart was dead, the|tillery Day a weck after a new gov- qxterior was ‘sound and the tree cap-| ernor was: elected. able of lasting many more years. So’ eae far as known the tree is the oldest | It is believed Queen Ann ins!ituted living thing in Illinois, according toj the meetings of royalty at the Ascot Mr. ,Kennicott. | races, on Augubt 6, 1711. What Is the Condition - of Your Blood Supply? ; ' For this purpose, no remedy can equal S.S.S, the fine old biood purifier that has been in constant, use for more than fifty years. Get.a bottle of S.S.S. at your. drugstore today, and note ‘how’ promptly it gives new strength and vitality. Write for free liter- ature and medical advice to Chief Medical Adviser, Swift Labora« tory, Atlanta, Ga. 3 LONDON—The English Channel, renowned for its rough- ness and for making people'even on big vessels seasick, was braved * | by a woman on a bicycle—with:a couple of floats! The picture shows Miss Zotta Hill and her watercycle on which she made‘a plucky attempt to cross the channel. She was forced to abandon the trip about three miles off tthe English coast. slightest break-down | would’ mean {- their capture, and- they. chose the Overland for its sturdy construction and speed. MARKETS South St. Paul Livestock Hog receipts, 500. 15 to 25 higher * Range, $14.50 to ‘$15.75. Bulk, $15.00 to $16. 50. Cattle receipts, 2,500, killers. Fat steers} $6.00 to $16.00. Cows and heifers, $5.25 to $12.50. Calves steady, $5.00 to $15.00~ | Highly a It Free Tigers Win Two Detroit, Mich., Sept. _11.—Detroit won both games from Philadelphia, 4 to 0, and 5 to 2. The visitors were outhit in both Contests. Score—First Game: R. HE. Philadelphia,. ..000 000 000—0 4 1 Detroit. +102 010 00x—4 10 0 | Batter’ Rommel and Perkins; Ayers and Manion. Score—Second Game: R. HVE. Philadelphia.. ..000 000 011-2 7 3 Detroit. ..002 012 00x—5 9 1] Batteries: Keffe and Perkins; | Did) you ‘know that ninety. per cent of all human ailments depend | pon the condition of your blood? ‘You should recognize the impor- tarice, therefore, of very promptly cleansing out the system, and keeping the blood supply pure and robust. the local schools during the year 1916-17, and something ot an athlete himself, having made a good record at the,University of Wiscon- sin. PENNANT CHASE TIGHTENING IN en players under the club limit. He says why keep ’em around unless you need ’em. DID J MEAN IT? Wichita, Kans, Sept. 11—When Jess Willard was in Florence, Kan.. on oil business some fan gave him the razz about his Dempsey undoing. | Jess whirled on his tormentor and said, “It'll be a different story next time.” Stockers and feeders steady, $4.00 BLOWING BUBBLES! Brookiyn, 328; King, New York, $21: | Morissette and Stanage, —.. "| to, $13.00. Hocher, (CicagO,, io. F St. Paul, Sept. 11.—One of the M Sheep receipts, 200. Steady. ; Mickiand ot aoleds, nas batter nie strongest cogs in the champion| NATIONAL LEAGUE Lambs, $4.00 to $12.25. ‘ G self into second place in the Amer.) saints’ machine’ is “Bubbles” Har- Dodgers Take One Wethers, $4,00° to $7.00. ? Me : i . ican association with an average of 4, while Hartley of Columbus tops the list with .351. Hargrave of St. Paul and Brief of Kansas City remain in a tie for home runs with 20 each while Rapp of St. Paul is out in front in stolen bases with 43. Brooklyn, N. Y., Sept. 11.—Brooklyn{ Ewes, $2.00 to $6.50. defeated St.Louis, 9 to:8, in 11 inn- : ings and strengthened its hold on first CRI place. Marquard held the Cardinals Chicago, 111. to three hits in six innings, one of] No. 2, $2.58. which was a home run: over the right Wheat, hard ‘No. 2, $2.56 to $2.58. field wall. ‘Wheat, No. - mixed, de 40 to $1.40 |, Sor R. H.E. | 1-2. St. Louis.. ..010 000 400. 083—8 12 2] Qats, No. 2 ehite, $.65, 1y 2. “| Brooklyn . ..300 000 002 40—9 15 2 Oats, No. 3 white, $.64 1-2. Sherdel and ‘Rye, ‘No. 2, $1.96 1-2. grave. He has hit for nearly 250 bas- es this season, 20 of them being over the wall. A Young Man for Delivery ‘Work. APPLY TOL OGAN’S | Brooklyn Gains Three Points on | ‘ | Cincinnati in National League 0 GRAIN Sept. 11.—Wheat ,red wat HALL OF FAME. St. Paul, Sept. 11—Pitcher Charley all of the Saints has taken his place & ry the hall of fame. He pitched a no- SPORT TIPS | hit no-run game against Columbus on | Aug. 26. The game was played in 70 eee re en eaeneeee, New York, Sept. 11—The major league pennant chasers underwent no. change of position in. yesterday's > minutes. games for the first time this Wweek.| .Patteries: Schupp, , WANT RACES.’ The Brooklyn National league leaders | Clemons, Dilhoefers Marquard, Smith,} Barley, $1:00 to $1.15. / Los Angeles, Sept. 11—Sunny. Jim INSPIRING WIFE gained three points on Cincinnati and j Pfeffer and Milla \ Timothy seed, $4.00 to $5.50. ; Coffroth and Baron Long of the Low-| Benton Harbor, Sept. © 11.—Billy! New York, both of which did not pla¥ ; ° f ites ‘ er California Jockey Club are plan-|Miske says he always fights best| while. the New York Americans ob- ‘MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN S nny ‘4 ning another big race meet at Ti-| when his wife is at the ringside.! tained revenge on the Cleveland. lead- | Philadelphia, Sept. 11.Pittsburgh Wheat receipts 328 cars, compared. 65 with 350, cars a year beat Philadelphia, 8 to. 3. . Hubbell was. €gsh, No. 1 northern, $2: 58 to $2.65. hit hard and supported poorly, except that Williams’ one hand runnine,catch | | n;,No. 3, yellow, $1.38 to $1.39. in the fifth robbed Whitted of a home: Oats, No. 3 white, $59 1-8 to $.60| Tn and was one of the best outfielding | 1-5. 7 performances geen here this aa \ Flax, $3.32 to $: R. Score: MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR 1 Pittsburgh 1 Philadelphi Flour unchanged. Shipments 45,- 156 ‘barrels, 4 Miske’s father, who is a St. Paul po- liceman, is also a Breat far fan. TAUGHT HERE; IS WITH AMERICAN OLYMPIC SQUAD , 508 Seventh street, juana, Long says Mexico has author- ized the meet. QUALITY Chicago, Sept. 11.—Kid Gleason started the eastern invasion with but 18 men on the White Sox roster, sev- ers for yesterday’s defeat. ‘The indians hive no game advant- age over Chicago, which won from Boston,.and are only three percent- age point ahead of the White Sox. 'Yhe Yankees are eight points behind Cleveland, and if they win the odd game of the series today they will possess a half game advantage on the Indians, but by a freak of fig- People of Good Judgment are not spending their money these days as though they thought the present high = wages and salaries would continue indefi- 3, . 200 112 110-+8 14 2 -000°200 001—3 8 3 Cooper and Sqhmidt; Batterie: SSOUUUUUAUUNCAUUEGAUUUCAUOEOUOEOEGAEUUGAU SUE OOUUT DOGS For Sale UUNNOUUCUAODOEOS: Reo Knauss, has received a letter from George T. B jahan, formerly a teacher in the Bismarck schools, stating, that he is now with the American Olympic team making the trip to England. ures wilk be one point behind them. The ability of the Brooklyn Na- to come throngh with a four- ‘ally in the ejeventh inning yes- terday to win from St. Louis, after ’ AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Sherman, Pechous -and Barger. Hubbell; Enzmann and Tragresser. Toledo, Sept. 11—Toledo pounded lenti- Barley, -$.83 to $1.05. ‘Rye, No. 2, $1.91 3-4 to $1.92 3-4. Bran, $.41 to $.42. CHICAGO STOCK MARKET ‘nitely. They are the people who are saving in spite the high living costs— and the money they save NOW will buy twice as much for them when times once The letter is dated August 9, at| tying the westerners inthe ninth, | fully and won from Columbus,,12 to 9. Chicago, Sept. 11.—Cattle receipts.) Several betters ine 3 Antwerp, and in, it he states that Bel-| shows that the Superbas are inbued | ‘The locals scored ten runs in the sec-] 1,100. Compared with’ week ago good, ‘more become “normal.” goanly. Pe . re eve | ciim has made & marvelops recovery | with a fighting spirit that will stand ond inning. The visitors found Nelson and“ cholee steors 25 to, 60 cents 5, = rom land and water. ast 2 hs. The work | the vell in the cl race. n the cighth, but the rally fell short,} higher. : al during the last 20 months. The v them well in the close race. in the cightl y We suggest that you SAVE MON- Hog receipts, 2,100. 25 higher. Sheep receipts, 1,50). red with’ week ago steady to 25 to 50 higher, Brady being called to the alee Mostly, 10 to R. HE. 13. 0 14 2 3rookiyn’s fourth straight victory put, them a full game, or four points ahead of Cincinnati, and three games fauelt. history in} or 22 ahead of New York. of reconstruction is being pushed along fast all through that stricken nation, he says. Mr. Bresnahan START OF OF CLASSIC MARATHON Captured by H. Kolehmainen, a Finn, Who,Set New World’s Record iq His Jog of 26 ‘Miles—. Athlets of Finland Made Wonderful Showing, Taking Eight First at Antwerp Score: / \ Columbus... ..110 100 150— Toledo .. .. ..0f0 110 00x—1! EY — the best investment for present and future purposes. ' A. W. MELLEN Phone 838 Bismarck, N. D. ETT LLL a LLL We pay -you 4% on Savings. PATTI UL TOO LATE T0 CLASSIFY u bs 4 WANTED--Girl or-Woman for general | house: work. Mrs. Geo. 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Cox and Haines will i TER SUIT AND Blay Baker and Brix... tne chine the ceremony of naming a baby is accompanied by. the shaving: OVERCOAT of all its hair. from Beforé ‘the ‘war ‘nearly “half the WAN] =D population of France was engaged in \ farming. * $32.50 = =a | CHIC \GO MAPLE nm Z Above—Start of marathon runners tn Olympic games ‘elabsie™ \ IS9F EET AROUND) ; 5 < at Antwerp stadium. Inset (right), the winner, Hannes Koleh- * to Chicago, Sept. hicago has w mainen, wearing his crown of olive leaves. exblusis (Or the Hall of Fame for APPLY Old world history of the Olympic seconds, setting a new Olympic rec- eee ss zt ds: siant wntte maple nine gamés, replete ‘With its legbhd | ‘ord. (feet in “circumferance at the base, 80 % j tid continues to make the c¢ ma -| In 1912 Kolehmainen won athon overshadow all other events of | events at Stockholm, after wh the world athletic meet. came to the United States. It is re- To the winner of the marathon | ported he will return to this country race goes the honor of being crown-! following a tour of Europe this fall. ed with a garland of olive leav H Finland’s great showing .in, this symbolic of the peace festivals of an-j| year’s ‘games is almost. phe) enal. cient times. The little country, sometim alled This year Hannes Kolehmainen, the} the Land of Lakes, is smaller eG great Finn runner, picked off the| the state of Montana and its popula- world honor. He jogged the 26 miles | tion is-less than the city of Chicago.| Werp. They corralled a tela of in 2 hours, 32 minutes and 35 238 The Finns won eight firsts at Ant-! points. : | feet high and estimated to be 1,000 coals . $100.00 Lantz & Riac! bas CHuey Tribune Building Fourth & Thayer Bismarck, N. D. FRANK KRALL All wool and good fit; Guar- anteed, or money back.