The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 27, 1921, Page 6

BIS RCK DAILY TRIBU ‘Anne Morgan is for‘charity, but not for. taxaticn on it. She's fighting a bill in the New York Legislature that would tax charity bouts. + 0 The stork can’t find a place to leave the $500,000 fight baby. There’s no orphani’s home for such expensive kids je Now that Dempsey has a little cash on hand the gang is after him, Life is one suit after another for the champ. ~ ee Huggins wants two more good mon for the Yanks. This fellow has an awful appetite fc for stars. pita In one year 9 rounds -of ‘boxing have b pulled off at the Newport naval station. The casualties were: Two teeth missing, one shoulder dislo- cated, three broken fingers and one sprained angle. oo Kid Gleason will take 20 pitchers to training camp and break ‘em. seg If Edoward,,Horemans, Belgian cic whiz, doesn't quit shooting such mean pool he'll never get’ Hoppe to take him on. comer coon Pal Noran of New Orleang has min- fled in more 15 and 20-rouhd — figh n eny other lightweight. Pal His real name's Paul Miorana, Nobody has ever knocked | him kick- ing. : eetage Dick Kerr is not a kicker, but He likes his little whack; iHis contract didn’t suit him so He up and fired it back. 5p Carpentier is selling aluminum pots and kettles. He gives an autographed tintype of his likeness to each cus- tomer. 16 ¢major tracts tor tonio. The wolves Ever dena, Cal. tak ors with anly tw TEXAS WILL BE ROOKIES’ PARADISE! BY DEAN SNYDER get Chics f th Hot of league ball clubs making | spring training camps. But March seven go Cubs d of February mostly Texas! and the will find all the; of, them, Louisi- and Florida two he Pirates and the’ Red Sox will ie up in Hot Springs, and Tigers ditto in San An- Ark. The t are the lone Skipper Johnny his crew back to Pasa- Slight. Fiorida Florida—tthe state that divided hon- Texas last year—attracted clubs back. Tampa, on the The Wasela University nine of To- west ¢ "k Griffith’s Na- kio will tour the United States nest tionals ville, on the eagt spring and summer. shore line, will entertain the lowly —0-—— Phillies. df Lee Fohl a Pennant, And Doncvan kicks through, We'll throw away the dope stick And no mre trouble you. —0— Yanks have signed Jim as the The ar catcher of Lafayette Col- ph the same build as ns, hit .318 against college pi nd fielded .986. in ‘Tampa is {nearly 2800 miles. The Cubs and the Nationals will be farthest separated. as the crow flies fram Pasadena to 2280 miles. The distance By rail. it’s Stick Together + Of the lot ten clubs will be within a radius of 180 miles of each other e: and Louisiana. the Dodgers, Yankees, Injans, White They are Reds, Giants. is and Athletics. ‘c's a general exodus back to Texis. Reasons, for giving Mlorfda the cold shoulder are: nearness to booze, too. muth sacicty and on the march homeward. Lexi Lesson. after winning the Nation- by plunged into Fl 2 at Miami At 192 20: Pa Tigers, . Braves, ball players. / Her x) » Tex. for business SF "The Pirates go back to Hot Sprit, The Cubs return to Pasadena, C: because Owner Wrigley is lindiord of | the Catalina Islands, = Branch Rickey is. switching the Cards from Brownsville to Orange. Brownsville was too near Matamorous with its gambling games and its Mex- ican hooch, Robbie’ San Antonio su the Giants.. Uncle Robbie is taking his Dodgers to Shrevenport, ” io be near the Yankees so they can rake in more dough in exhibition - games. tried Jac ille society last spri | ‘The Phillies move from Birminghat to Gainesville. Owner Baker_is ex- perimenting. ee ‘The Braves forsake Columbus, Ga.» for Galveston, More experimenting. e = Best for Babe, 7 In the American League the Yank Munch. switch from Teokapnvine | to Shréve- port, It'll be sier to handle Bahe - Ruth in Louisiana than among Flor ida’s elite. ‘The Washington ‘Nationals go ‘back to ‘Tampa. The Red Sox® Hot Springs. sk Lake Charles treated Connie Mack and his gawky Kids splendidly last spring so the Athletics will let well enough. alone. 45 ti The White Sox/move from Waco to Cisco. Gleason wants to vary’ the scenery a bit since the bad bust of 1920. et 00d reeults* at Cobb Experiments. Py Cobb and his Detroit Tigers will start at San Antonio. Thi gota break in weather in Georgia | last spring. ‘Tris Speaker is taking his world champion Indians ‘away from New Or- leans and the ponies. Besides, Dallas is siving the Tribe a cash, bonus for) coming. Bogalusa, La. is the new host to big leneye ball clubs. The Browns go there. The club conditioned at. Tay-; lor, Tex., last year. The switch is @ experiment. Camps Costly. Spring training is an expensive part of big league baseball. ' Yet it’s as necessary as dates in an almanac. Yearly each club Spends abont. $10,- 2con, Ga» the go-by and make) \ a _ THURSDAY, 1921 WHO COULDN'T SKATE?) i JAN. 27, | 000 to try out the rookies and to tone |.up. the yeterans ,. In another six ‘weeks the. “crack of the bat will be making things noisy south of the Mason-Dixon line. And ; most of it will be in the Lone Star state. | NORMAL SCHOOL WINS BALL GAME , “waligy Sis, gan 27.—The Valley | City Norma) ‘School. quint‘ completely | swept the playera.of the team from ‘Concordia College off their feet ‘Tues: | \,.day night in a one-sided game.of bas- kethall which was played:in’ the Nor- “mal School. gymngsium, The final Score was 60.to 6. in favor of. the local Concordia College. played: a game Vight ‘but could not advance the | ball past the center of the floor. The Nor- mal S&heol easily intercepted the ball and ‘gartied it.,.down the floor for goais;,,'No time during the game were the = locals required. to; work: hard. Their speed, clever, and:snappy pass: ing, and offensive movements. bewil- dered, the. yisitors. In the first ;half | the score was 30 to 2.. In the second ‘half three substitutes; were played with two of. the first team but Con- cordia was held . to two long shots. ;The game ended in a whirl of speed "ghat was spectacular, . t Goodby,’ Climate Alibi! Wanderlust has hit the ‘California Mearseitys fiir The University of California grid-| ‘ders, want.to come east and play eith- er, Harvard, Yale or srinceton next | fall, the ¢limate bugadoo-has no weight | with.them. “coach Andy Smith says there's . CURED HIS RUPTURE T was badly “yuptured while lifting | a trunk several years ago. Doctors | q * Wt . said my ohly hope of cure was anj| Here is one of the reasons why Chicago boys like to learn to, | operation. Trusses did me no good.| Skate. She is Miss Bonnie Moore, skating tea vcher at the Mayor; ‘inally I got hold of something ‘that | Thompson school in c hicago. The for e i See ee eee erisle cused ties aes ir rtunate student is Robert: Years have, passed and the rupture has never feturned, although | an) ==> =—— | doing hard work as a carpenter: There | 2 .. : was no operation, no. lost. time, no nothing to the climate alibi. Hey “But Ohio State’s friends did \ itrouble. I have nothing to-sell, but! wants to prove it. dig up the climatic specter. ‘will give full information about how | Harvard used the atmospheric alibi Boxers travel all over the world you may find a comple cre with-|as an excuse for not beating Oregon; and fight. They used ; | out. operation, if you write to me,| worse two years ago wh | e ned \e.prouce: the : 4 0 when the Crim-| ter ature and the altitude alibi |Bugene M. Pullen Carpenter, 811G \ Marcellus Avenue, Manasquan, N. J.! {son eleven went west. | when they lost. ‘But it-exploded long Better cut out this notice and show, Ohio State took the venture and the} ago, If they can hit hard enough they it to others who are ruptured—you | pleasure of the risk ast fall and went} can win anywhere, i. may save & life or at least stop the ' down. Football teams can travel without : misery of rupture and the worry ani The Buckeye coach ‘mado no alibis.| losing their “kick” providing they’ve danger of an operation. j He wouldn't let his players hand ont got it when they leave home. ca NALA BUILDING YOUR BUSINESS PR PUbeunduucnnensussuannccesnceecnneesssveugnccvUsticdeeunsnasnteeenptauoeeensnscnusesensuvapecuevesuoqiceetnnytat MMMM MMT; _iin Automatic Tribune’s New Commerciai Printing and Newspap er- Establisnment, PEPE EEE EEE EEE EEE EE LEST: Letter Heads, Statements, Cards, Cards, Booklets and. 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