The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 15, 1920, Page 6

eres \ PAGE SIX , 3 BISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 15, 1920 A }BIGTEN BALL MER, | “NQW-A-DAYS™_ ° News of Sport World | cuisins atu STAMTENTE RY |) sep oo ee AND GOSSIP FOR THE BANS | (ry SE ASON'S WORK! : satisfaction fromasmall chew of this class of tobagca, than YANKS: LEADING BOB MEUSEL LOOMS BIG AMONG FINE | he ever could get from a big r CROP CF 1920°BIG LEAGUE FINDS| Excellent Pregpects for tid chew of the old kind. « PENNANT CHASE : : of Football Season) Are He findsit costs less, too. The Reported \y;,, i good_ tobacco taste lasts so eet . | plastibir much Ionger he doesn’t need OF AMER | 6 A NS: | FIRST GAME SEPTEMBER 25 to have a fresh chow neurly eon Sees if pee) V as often, ‘ Tobacco Chew. will tell you thet. come into its own in the western con- ference today with the.opening of the practice season for the fall gridiron], campaign. Reports from the universities in the Big Ten indicated that the largest sq Is in ye: responded to the 1 amd that the season bids fair to eclipse the one of a year ago, the most st cessful in ye: The teams, with the possible ex- ception of Northwestern and Purdue, J will be made up of veteran p! 13 of known ability. The prospects tor ord When He Scores 147th Run of Season Pat up ia tivo styles LEADERS RESTING TODAY W-3 COT is a long fiae-cut icbccco i - RIGHT CUT is a shert-cut tobacco \ ieee" cen New York, Sept. 15.—New York yesterday gained fitst place in the American league pennant race with six points’ lead, while all five other contenders of both major leagues lost Clark Griffith’s young. infielders, New York... .... 76 1 61.555) ‘To the New York Yankees goes the | j44, | Pittshurgh.. .« .. 70 63 -526! honor of producing théeseason’s best | eChicago.. .. .. .. 68 7 .489 St. Loui \ Boston. . / WOMAN COFFFF IMPORTER , O'Neill and Ellerbe, are classy |’ to second division clubs by one-sided | CULORED AFALECK | DARING BALLOONIST scores. the remainder of the Week. will con- NE. As Stat? Special | eDevils: Lake, N: De-Bene- los tauelle - & The Brooklyn Nationals suffered sist chiefly of limbering up work with Mae fo SUA, BREN: Belmont, daring balloonist. who*. per- L} i} 5 their first defeat in cleven games fi : sessions but the charging maclines Chicago, Sept. —Seventeen-year=| tormed ‘at Chautauqua here in 1917, : 4 - when Chicago batted Cadore hard but = ‘ and tackling dummies will not old Mildred Afflec 1 daughter of Chi- has suffered three, accidents §his year, \f { re Cincinnati, and New York failed to ¢ : : ovgrlooked. ‘The most strenuous] cago’s millionaire /Rortland cement according to word received here. yi take advantage of the slip, The Reds aes : wérk, however, will’ be atarted next| king, got several shocks when she hs KTP eNOS 79 had low score in Philadelphia and week when the players will be sent{ went out to find out how the Sheet TO BUILD HOME . ’ New York fell before St. Louis. Tyler down under punt and the first scrim-| half of the world Hives. But she’ Fargo, Sept. 15—The Fargo Elks mv > of the Cubs held the hard hitting “mages will be held. “contented” now, she ‘says. have purchased.,the Sloan property ‘ Superbas to three hits. The Yankees’ : he t game of the season is She got a job at $20 a week-“filing | and plan to build in the near future. ST i won their fifth consecutive game and aed : slated for Sept. 25, when Indiana wil!] things” in Montgomery Ward & Com-} The site cost $33,500 and is located at i $ made it three straight from Detroit. a * . : take the field against Franklyn ¢9':] pany’s mail order hpuse. i Eighth and First streets and has 2 Fargo, Sept. 15—Alonzo O. Rupert, ? Cleveland and Chicago both were ‘ ‘ % e : : lege at Bloomingtog the other te Shock No. 1 was over the. enor- | frontage of 100 feet. 62 years old, and a resident of fargo Hy SnBE Out, ihe adie. being canabie in the conference will get into action] mous amount chewing suit, the | So : for the last 42 years, passed on Satur- i it tommel of Philadelphia, while ; Chane : a week deter “poor working irs” consumed.” DISCUSS, CAMPAIGN day night, at his home, at 312 Wighth price lee: Box: could ido. ttle with «| Shock No. ‘2 was that the other! | Fargo, Sept. 15—County managers] avenue south. He had been ii good soe of z ashingion, ‘ ty “ girls,felt sorry for her. Not because and others interested in the fusion | health but soon after retiring had an t peaponay Was 2 Way OF rest for, the SPORT TIPS |] he was a milliondire’s daughter—| ticket campaign met Monday here.| attack of heart trouble. \ pennan i pontendets; vest tis exerbs ——_--— —+——] for they diin’t know that. But, ‘be- Candidates, on. the ticket were repre- Mr. Rupert. was born at Adrian, on oe ineinnatl pu arOOk yn who ‘ “ RACK cause Miss Affleck admitted when the| sented And optimigtic- over the Mich., July 30, 1858, and moved to 4 ' spectively the Reds, who have drop: PHILADBLENIIA BIN” Pierson,p&it!8 asked her that she didn't have| chances of guecess in November. © | rare in 1878" with’ his fathew and ae i x : wt ‘onnie | 2 ‘Steady. To pt ero: other. His father came here as ped five games in q row since win- the schoolboy pitcher» whom Connie f, Otn ; ; § ir Glow- tt brilliant | ™™ S s = the! "i 4 er sliocks Miss Affleck got in-} Glow-worms are “mos Pits master mechanic of the Northern Pa- ning thelp pate dn eae ete iMnes wilt he a eae aE HOU aEae cluded discoveries that “poor work-} just hefore am approaching storm. cifie, a position which the elder Ru. Thursday in Brooklyn, to be followed has made several strikeout records, ing girls carr’ ae conn pert had filled for many years with oe by four games with New York at stockings and-carry their lunch. | ‘ Ss the Michigan Central before 'remo- the. Polo Grounds. The New York P BRAVES DRIFT “Their idea of a good"time is ‘going ASPIRI iN ing to this’ city, "He was also the en- Americans will oppose Chicago on d re ae BOSTON—Miracle Man. George | OUt With a fellow and dancing and AW \ gineer in charge of the funeral train ‘Thursday in the first game of an im- ‘ : : d lings still sits on the bench with| Staying out late’ They a ory } . of Abraham Lincoln at the time the portant series. é : 3 his Braves but the mitacle knack has sree anyrhing else next day,”! P martyred president was buried, and woes “Babe” Ruth, the Yankees’ slugger, departed from the once great leader.} 52¥5 ™! 4 Name “Bayer? on Genuine | 724 ihe: train-throngh ithe states of added another mark to his credit yes- ‘They have never played a world’s : y' Tadiana and agitingla. « ( terday when he scored twice and *| championship series in their’ monster SNAKE VICTIM GOES INSANE ‘ih onze 0. rupert was educated in | brought ue Season's total of: rust Pacific Coast ‘Star Slams ’em Out After Babe Ruth, and Brings] ball yard. % 8B ene, public” 2c Chiecii He wae tres , equalling the American league Fee re oi e Ri record set by “Ty” Cobb in 1911. The ee Babe Home Many a Time “NHEY’S BIG BOYS Boy. in Hospital at Poughkeepsie Cat AYR keoper for jhe, Northern Pacliic, and ational league record is 196 made by : ; ‘ CAMBRIDGE, Mass.— Head Coach “Strikes,” Then Writhes Like fit bey B R ater occupied the ga Sion wit Hamilton of Philadelphia in 1894. BY DEAN SNYDER was a greenhorn early this season. ‘i ler Y hea “4 the Fargo Southern and Chicago, Mil- D Big league scouts gathered in some The Polo Ground fans nearly laughed Bap Kishen ‘niayers 80 big Ne 3. a Serpent. waukee and St. Paul railway. In 1888 a < choice bits of “ivory” from the bushy | him out of baseball, but he came back H th ssed with the size he was appointed city auditor of | BASEBALL | dells last fall and: spring. because he has a great heart. Now Fe ne Te ea ee aiiatee for the! Poughkeepsie. — George Swenson, R Fargo and held that position for 10 a And these recruits make the base-| he’s one of the post popular ‘first varsity squad. 19, who vas Be boenita ine days years. He later was engaged with | ball mare 80. | basemen in the Heydler circuit. ill from the bite of a rattlesnake, be- Charles Porritt in the manufacture ht 5 hs 4 ey q ‘i E ORLEANS—That boxing is ys § 4 ‘ + St. Paul .... .. ie ee ah pena they woitld soon he o on erutches.| doesn’t sock the ball to hard, but ahah be popular here this inter through the air, asa snake would! “Bayer Tablets of ‘Adpivin is gen-| Anheier, and later formed the Rupert- Minneapolis... |. “ 78 66 542 This “ivory” material is an,interest-| he’s a big league fielder all right. is shown in the fact that six. pro-| strike, crashing from his chair to the: uine Asbirin proved safe by millions Warner agency, being at its head for Toledo. .. Dil 76° 72 151g] img thing to ook over in the fall to, Pp Of the National League recruits) 1 ters are seeking to open clubs while} flor, where he crawled on his stom-! and prescribed by physicians for over| the last 10 years, and had but,re- Tndlenapolis.... 96: 7h. “508 | eee waar PO cone. of tem shad. the Tobi Watson of the Braves are cut. | onl¥ three permits will be granted vy] geh, imitating the motions of a snake, twenty year. Abeeut only, an unbrok: egitly alec sed of his interest to his. s isvi : a pap See dines = en “Bayer package” ich contains yousrille. nese % a ne Some have ate out to be real|ting the mustard. the’ commigsion. THe nurses were terre ane called proper Tpettons re ratlees Headache,| On June 10, 1891, he was united in Columbus. os 34 57 90 “388 gold, some are mediocre, and others Ward Is Brillant DOESN'T WANT JOB | doctors. When tes ate eee WenHON | moothache, Earache, Neuralgia, Rheu-| marriage to’ Miss Minnie A. Colton, 5 Kansas City. /) 1. 54 911372 | 2F@ Perhaps but a flash in the pan.) ty the American League there are] PORTLAND—Boss McCredie of the! frothed at the mouth. i matism, Colds and Pain, . Handy tin| who survives him, together with two About seventy’ youngsters, who] quite a string who haye come throuth} Portland club says that he will not The physicians’ there say. It’ !8°too; boxés Of 12 tablets cost few cents.| brothers: and one sister, Adam J. of came late last fal ly this sprit iA NATION 7 came late last fal or early this spring-} hesides Meuscl. Young Aaron: Ward| accept the call to ‘replace Hughic! early to determine whether bis cundi-| Drugzists also. sell larger “Bayer | Chicago, John H. of Fargo, and Helen TIONAL LEAG hi roved. tl caliber. \ is D’ Wah! Léat= pote Prove ob Hits? Bae of the Yankees has solved the absénce| Jennings as manager of the Tigers! tion is due to the bite of the rattler by packages.” Aspirin te trade mark Bay- | R. of Fargo. : Brooklyn: .* .. 88 58.589 Ae 6 and [Of Prank, Baker’ at third! Ward hasn't | if, it ‘1s: offered’: to} him. is the outcome of former mental; er Manufacture Mopoaceticacidester REE MER ETO Ton YPC Ciadinpath i 74 «898 BG i pmong fess: some of them stand) iy equal as a fielder, possibly. state, of Salicylicacid. USE TRIBUNE WANT ADS a | 1 players. Connie Mack’s pitching stat? find of either league, perhaps. He Dead lise 5 460] is the lanky Bob Meusel, the: home- is now the talk of big-time dopesters. Rommell, Keefe, Harris, Moore‘ and | Philadelphia...) 54 82 897! jeague last “year. vs) 54° 75419} run “hitter of the Pacific Coast) pishee will do some big things a oee Meusel ‘has a hitting eye like Babe ‘1 if 7 | : “ x Shhagh? wis di boph a ane Oh a4 AMERICAN LEAGUE Ruth. He has the power in his arm| sa’ ine Browne Min Conia arate ; ‘ : Won Lost Pct.! and shoulders to baunce the pellet off} pr, (phar : . 2 ‘ i Li . etfectively. for the Yankees, although 9 4 New Tork: BAIA iG as a8 ach the wall.) Ie is young enough to ey he had but one year of minor league e ar. eron 00 ear 1res Le OnE 5 “07 | Prove; This year he has hit over 350.) ox nerience before this season. Bob ‘ Chievo Suwa s e Or His confidence is 100 per cent. Bob's} Cari of thé Indians should be a first- e Ny Ouls . .. se oe GO ui . not a finished fielder by any means] jo. £2 cs Fo de Nia > b ‘ Boston. .. .... +. 66 73 475) yet. In fact, he has just gotten’ back hae ahead aL veaE Halles ae in y our Small Car z Washington .... .. G1 72.459) in the game after a month's discipling tation southpaw iistahe bod , Detroit. . +. ++ 53 84 887! on the bench for indifferent fielding. eae ti elias Philadelphia 45 92 328! He ought to be cured now. a New Crop Big, ara Frisch Is Star Outfielder Walker has been 4 MRI AN SEAGUE In the National Led pus the Srlent Dbige fa or to the Aen Les ie im : : anks Li est shining young star belongs to the | provement. Labe Pinelli at third has : ; ‘ Detroit, Sept. 15.—New York went) Giants. Frisch seemed to be the play. | brightered up the ‘Tigers. Frank tS It is tire performance, not price, that into the lead in the American League} ing soul tbat started the New York | Brower has strenghtened the, Wash 2 8 : yesterday by defeating Detroit, 13 to] club up from the bottom until the| ington club with his big bat; \ decides what you really pays hence, Bi Bulls Cleveland was being shut out wise -onoa Be now picking them to Me ‘hese are just a Hey ot ie young: do not experiment with tires made by cop the punting. nizations that ave The Yankees lt -Dausg and, ayers And rise ch didn’t cost New York z ected of themt to sell ‘at sensationally low. prices: rd, while lawkey Kep' etroit’s| a pennys They wouldn’t sell him now oen he scouts grabb catered and received perfect] for $100,000. When he was away for| Next year the crop of ‘ support. ante six weeks the Giants floundered. His| be still larger. Already nearly 100 You can secure in Goodyear Tires, of * Ruth went to ae six Ane crew reappearance in the linéup at third falar Iceguers and college stars have the 30, x 3-, 30 x 3h and 3lx 4inch hree passes, made a sacrifice fly and) acted like a hypodermic, been called flied out twice. Pratt with four safe] ‘The Giants developed another live; New blood keeps fang guessing and sizes, a high relative value not ex- me fee Mine pubot led both clubs} one.in big Ucorge Kelly. George puts the color into the game. ceeded even in the famous Goodyear in hitting for the day. ‘ aie ke secre: ar ae an Cord Tires on the world's finest New York ..142 003 012—N 16 0] Batteries: Ring, Bressler, Brenz;apolis, 9 to 7. Russell and Staylor Ns Detroit ..011 000 100— 310 3]ton, Coumibe. and Wingo, Rariden; | each made home runs with two men a Automo! iles. Batter Shawkey and Hannah;|Catsey, Enzman, Smith and Tra- onthe. bases. Paes MacDougall of Age ¥ork alts yest a b 4 Dauss, Ayers, Baumgartner and Sta-| gesser. core: . H.E.} a widow with. three-.small children nage, ‘Manion. i ee | Minneapolis... ..301 003 000—7 11 2] And $88 in cash. | With, the necessity Goodyear experience nid care are a Cards Rap 4 Pitehers i Milwauk: «110 300 31x--9 11 1] 99 making a lving facing her she.in- app ied fo their manufacture i in- the Senators Blank Sox New York, Sept. 15.—St, Louis de-| Batteries: | Thompson and Mayers) vested the $88 in coffee, which she el fact d fed crete tat behind Hides, ravna| feated New. York, 9 to, 3..none of the Norshrop and-Staylor: - sold to friends, hig] was. the. atgrt bi s \largest tire. fac ory levo' eat ; x four New York twirlers being able to if @ of a business which ‘now pays Mrs. Ree or eney and shut) stop the visitors. Sehupp’s effective: Toledo 0, Sept Lee tiyatts drive] MacDougall a. gross. profit of around to these sizes, * : pss With bases is indicated aarti, ¥ fens yess “ton, a She is the. onl; woni- Score: R. H.B,| Ress With men on pases Is invicate’lover the right field wall, the only] $50,000 a year, She y. Washington .. ..031 021 poo—7 12° 1] bY the fact that eleven New York Play-| time the feat has been agcomplished | an coffee importer, the country. If you own a Ford, Chevrolet, pee Chicago .. .. ..000 000 000—0 7 4 Sisonre: letton: (he: Dae R. HE. this season, scored the only run for ell or other: car takin: Batteries: Acosta and Gharrity; ete 3-9 19 0 | Toledo in the game Which Indianapolis E A ; Hodge, Wilkinson and Schalk, St. Louis .. .. «210 002 018-9 10° 0) von ere ‘316'L Tomorvows seneds| BERLIN ELITE EATS LITTLE sizes, go to your nearest peice New ae pale } Bi vas ay y. 5 "9 Athletics Outplay Indians Batteri Schupp and’ Dilhofer, wed. Bette was ‘Blayed on aoe. Former Wealthy Germans Now Have Station, for oodyear Tires; take Cleveland, Sept. 15.—Philadelphia Clemons; “Douglas, Perritt, Salles, indianapol 010 011 000-2 9° 3f Bread and Gruel for Their advantage of the opportunity to get scored an eafy victory over Cleveland, as pares | Toledo. 000 001 000—1 6 1 Breakfast. 3 8 to 0. Rommell held the Indains to gine Batteries: Petty and. Henline; i true Goodyear mileage and economy. five hits, scattered through as many B ‘ig ae , ; Okrie, McColl and Woodall. WA Berlin—How erstwhile well-to-do innings. Only three \Clevelanders rooklyn, Sept. i¢ cere live In present day Germany 48 de- hird. Brooklyn's string of victories by slug- Colonels Win Four b é on E pegeurd ¢ ir R HE |ging three pitchers and. winning: 10 Louisville, Sept. 15. By winning scribed In: the Allgemelie Zeltnng by Philadelphia.. ..020 000 204-8 15 1|tg9 2. Paskert played brilliantly in fhe trom Columbus, 8 to 3, Louisville |’ 2% sete! et re RESPIR Fae oes ; <4. +000 000 000-0 0| field, .2 one-handed running . catch | made it 4 in a row in the ser |; Married man Ww! vy Caton es: Hommel and Perkins;|featuring. A postponed game is Score: F .H.E.| that although he Beleaes to the Boer dwell, Morton and O'Neill. scheduled with Chicago tomorrow. |Columbus. .. ..200 000 001—3 10 80,000 in Prussia, according to the in- be ‘ Score: R. H,E.| Louisville .. ..114 002 00x—8 12 come tax schedule, his style of living Red Sox Drop Another Ghicag nae ae fia et Ls ; Batteries: Gross and Deufel; Es-| is reduced to that of a plain laborer. PS eae! s is 5 —-St.~ Louis hit; Brooklyn on Far 3 telle and Koche: peas a] v1 si it fashion-.}. Me eae reee ss < = Been ee aidecet aateated| Batter Tyler and + O'Farrell; hme Re iy 1 ga oman ing pensan ins oe 30 x3 Goodyear Heavy Tourist Tubes cost no larper apd Jones hard a e 5 Maik < cel a able Berlin suburb,” he writes, “bu! Doubie- Coesrese 50 than the pri ked Bost T to 4. Cadore, Mitchell, Miljus and Krueger. } N > th " t fill ‘ re idee let f Si Jor ric, ZY more e price you are asl to pay Bog bn hog ot | Now is the time to fill! we ney pea ates to le ourirobar All-Weather Tread for tubes of’ less merit—why risk costly z |! A R Ss TATION n * yi furnisked, and will have to restrict our pent 38 ge oo Ae ie : eles eee Usual , your basement with own apartments still further. Sine Cue Fabri $2150 caine FS abet" 30530 $450 Batteries Harper, Jones and i —Kansas City Monarch Coal.—cC. A. “Before the war we breakfasted on Ane Skid T bric, pi if be. — ‘Schang; Davis and Severeid. t. Paul yesterday but six er- Fi h L b Cc i eggs;and bacon, white bread and but- Sar ee coupled with opportune batting, ine umber UO. ter, and tea with cream and sugar; NATIONAL LEAGUE » the visitors the game, 9 to 4. Six : now we haye to content ourselves with A Wild One Paul’s nine hits were made off thin gruel, black bread, no. butter. or Philadelphia, Sept. Pree nee poreten in the first two innings. i ~ | sugar, and, the nondescript ‘official’ beat Gincinnati, 21 to 10, gaining the Ore: ee | jam. Clothes are worn threadbare; first inning and maintain-| St. Paul .. .....330 000 021-9 9 3) : Lead titoaekoat Five of the visi-| Kansas City .. ..020 001 011-4 10.6 .| my son mends my shoes, and ~ my: tors’ nine errors came in the first in-| Batteries: R. Williams and Har- Telieved in © daughter cuts my hair. ning, in which Philadelphia scored six! grave; Horstman and Sweeney. SAI Foal 24 HOURS = runs on oné‘scratch hit. Sra “‘MIDY: ) Each Cay Exports from Spain to the United ; Milwaukee Wins Swatfest AGF suicbearsthe (H10¥)} | States increased from , $106,073 in| Score: R. H. E. Cincinnati .. ..802 002 012—10 16 9! Milwaukee, Sept. 15.—Milwaukee pane 52, 1918 to” $600,653 during the past © prvare of counterfei! Philadelphia. ..632 320 32x—2117 3 won’a free hitting game from Minne- year, { P ip PS