The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 11, 1921, Page 6

PAGE SIX. | | BASEBALL | | LEAGUE STANDINGS oH American Association am W. BH iS Indianapolis 7 i -. Marla, Kansas City ig oy , i Louisville « 1 10 524 é aA Minneapolis 9 9 500 Tes AN (OUTFIELDER. ie 3 bus. 9 10 474 St. Paul” 10 12 450 AND AN INVENTOR Toledo .. 10 12 455, e: Fe Milwaukee 7 12 368 Cleveland ... i Washington . ‘ New York Detroit . Boston ds, Pet. Pittsburgh . aT 4 810 Brooklyn ‘ 9 625 New York 44 8° 600 Chica ago 10 9 526 Cing, 8 12 400 Bes bik 8 13 vel ; 3 When it comés to being vizathel Pa 6 4 300 at Eaodelpl ’ «12 294; Tom Griffith, outfielder of the Brook-| . Le 2 shits. | lyn Dodgers, bats nearly a thousand, bd RESULTS YESTERDAY i He's a song writer and a singer. * American Aégéciation | ‘The last accomplishment Tom has ’ Indianapolis 4, St, Paul 2. added to his list is invention, * ‘Louisville inneapolis ere He has invented a portable knock- pledo 6, Milwaukee 4. avieaed later ee City 6, Columbus 2. i ee ty, Dea aed ‘I'm prouder of the baby bed than 5; 1 anything I ever did in baseball or on - "na “The world needs baby beds. It aera eel L can get along without baseball and Philadelphia at St. Louis (rain.) Reuther, former Cincinnati pitcher, baer League was in the box for Brooklyn, Pittsburgh 5 M. Grand Forks, N. D., May 11.—J. D. Bacon of Grand Forks, and G. H. Gar- { 7 net. of St. Thomas, were elected direc- K SPORTS BRIEFS tors of the Mississippi Valley associa. Bunny Brief, Kansas City’s slugger,| tion at its third annual convention at s got a home’ run in the urst after two| New Orleans, according to word re- 4 runs had been made, helping clinch| ceived here Governor J. A. O. Preus of. Minnesota is also one of the direc- St. Louis 7, New York 6. victory against Columbus, 6 to 2. Minneapolis took its sixth straight 27 defeat yesterday. at the hands of ; y Louisville. Rube Schauer finished the ] fi game in the box for Minneapolis after George was pounded, Louisville won in the tenth inning. HEL D: ON 1919 Former Pugilist if if ‘Arrested in New York ere ‘Babe Ruth’s home run in the first with one on—his ninth of the season —gave (New York two, runs, enough|/ for victory over Detroit. “Rabbit” Maranville day was cele- brated ‘Sn Boston’ yesterday when Pittsburgh played there. -The Pirates’ 1 shortstop, formerly with the Braves, was given several presents, including a prize Boston bulldog and ‘several rabbits, Pittsburgh won, » to 2, i Chicago,. May 11.—A detective was f sent to New York today to bring back Abe Attell, arrested there at the re- \ Alexander pitched his first game|duest of Chicago officials who have 1 4 t yesterday for Chicago since he hurt] been seeking the ex-pugilist In connec- his arm on the opening day of the} tion with the 1919 world series base- season, and turned in a 6 to 2 victory] all scandal, it was said at the state a * — over Philadelphia. } attorney's office. ize —- News of Attell’s arrest caused sur- I Bubbles Hargrave, former St. Paul| prise among atate officials, for it was les catcher, hit a home run for Cincin-] believed he was still in Canada an i : nafi yesterday with a man on first,| hope of bringing him to trial virtual- | ebut Cincy lost to ‘Brooklyn, 6 ‘to 2.| ly had been abandoned. Attell was in- I I Health and Vigor Win ‘in i 3 The Race of Life In these days of fast competition free your circulation of the impark. only full-blooded, robust, health: | ties that are hampering your health people can keep 1 ‘to the front.” Ui Progress. Thousands have healthy weaklings with disoeayed done thie with S.S.S,, the famous , blood are bound to fall old herb blood remedy. behind. Success is yours : USED 50 aby . Get SS.S. from your c only if you have ite : druggist today, and after nap, id have started fom th inte with s woke trite for spect pete wome, rich blood supply. counsel to Chief pont: deapete enue AS A TONIC Ontong At 845. gs Lab- ; others forge ahen Pout te oral tlanta; Geore you. Start right now to — on Te fs free. Wear the Smile and Fez of a Sheik MAY 17-18-19 AT BISMARCK ANCIENT ORDER UNITED WORKMEN Grand Lodge and Sheik Sessions. All Kinds of Entertainnients. Pavement Dance — Music by Elks Band. ‘ WEDNESDAY, MAY 18 ‘Roof Garden Dance, MeKenzie Hotel “Tharsday, May 19th ' “EVERYONE INVITED TO ATTEND TOM GRIFFITH, DOD | MAKES BASE HITS—SONG HITS—BEDS! songs and singers. “Tt have a children of “my own and 1 know, The bed that ‘Tom* built weighs but 12 pounds. It can be folded up. to ook as neat as Bill Tilden’s golf bag. * Also it can be folded so as'to make a perfect child’s davenport. Some of the song hits Tom compos: ed are: “I'll Change Your Shadow to Sunshine.” “Ireland, Dear Old Ire- land,” “In Memory,” and “Take Me Back to Old Ohio.” investigation into the alleged throw- ing of the 1919 world series by Chi- {cago White Sox players and was re- ‘ported shortly afterward to have’ fled to Montreal, Canada. He was rein- dicted several weeks agq after the second grand jury investigaticn. The former pugilist was said by witnesses wetare the jury‘to have been traveling agent of a group of gamblers who’ are alleged to have conspired with the’ players to throw the serics. WARD, LEADER IN CHICAGO IS FATALLY SHOT Chicago, May -11.—A felt hat.and a \| sawed-off shotgun were’ the’ only traces’ discovered by police of the three men who early today shot and probably fatally wounded Antony D'Andrea, Nineteenth Ward political leader’ and one. of the c:tief figures in the bombing and shooting leading up. ‘tosand following his, defeat as candi- ‘date for city alderman, HIGH SCHOOLS 4°" IN FARGO MEET Fargo, N.D., Mae 11.—Eight schools have entered track teams in the itigh school track and field meet. which is being staged at the North Dakota Agricultural college Friday and Satur- |’ day of this week under the,direction of Stanley F. Borleske. director of ath- letics at the college. This fs a part of the. annual May festival program which is to be held on the college campus, Thursday, Friday and Satur- day. Fargo, Jamestown, Valley City; Moorhead, Agricultural college prep school, Bismarck, Wahpeton and Cas- selton are sending ‘nearly 75 men to the meet. Complete entry lists have been received -by Director Borleske from all schools. except Casselton, ‘but ‘the filled entry blank from-this school is expected to be received today or tomorrow. Sixty-two athletics have | been entered by the other seven | send at least 10 mena sp i VAST NET WORK OF AIR LINES OVER EUROPEAN CITIES London, May 11.—Almost daily. ex- tension of passenger and mail serv: | ice by air iN rapidly making Europe! a network of aerial transportation | lines. Negotiations are now nearing com- pletion for an airway from Berlin vin Riga to Moscow, and when this serv- ice ig completed it will be possible to travel by air from London to Mos- cow, a distance of nearly 2,000 miles. Berlin already is connecied with London by the Dutch ‘service through Amsterdam. This Dutch branch aiso has inaugurated service between Paris and Amsterdam. The existing London-Paris service conners at Paris with the airway to Warsdw which goes ‘by way of Stras- bourg and. Prague. The Fraitco-Rumanian: Air Sexvice company, which ig responsible, for this the Austrian and Rumanian govert- ments and hopes shortly to open an} wirway,; that | will connect London through Paris with Constantinople. FREIGHT TRAFFIC SHOWS INCREASE Cleveland, 0. May 11—A notice- fable Inereabe. in’ railroad freight trat-! fic/for the first three week3 in April is reported by W. Clement, general superintendent of the Pennsylvania lined in, this saction. “Indications are that business is picking up and that the increase will continue,” Mr, Clement said. The Cleveland Terminal Car Serv- ice committee reports that 15,306 tons of less than carloads freight were loaded at freight houses during. the. third week of the month,- compared with 15,178 tons the second week; it OJTFIELDER AN'IN GENIUS, | class. by’ himself. dicted last October during the first’ schools and Casselton is ‘expected t. | - | a verdict saying the two men killed {TO TRANSPORT airway, has obtained concessions from ft THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE SIZBOFARMY «| ISREDUCEDBY “TOTEIN HOUSE) Appropriation Bill 1 Bill Provides for Army of 150,000 Men | + Washington, May ‘11.—The army appropriation ‘bill, carrying. approxi- | mately :$22),000,000. and: providing Yor an army of 150,000 enlisted men, was passed late yesterday by ‘the house and sent to the senate. ‘The vote | was 243 to 23. ‘ Before the final vote was taken, u successful attempts. were made to have the house reverse its: previgus action in adopting an amendment. pro viding for a,reduction-m the ‘size;-of the. army, which: now totals about 230,000 men, to 150,000 and for the discharge of from service “under. rea: sonable” war department regulation of men making application. : An. effort by Representative Her- rick, Republican, Oklahoma, to attach a rider declaring the war at an end and directing the secretary of war to withdraw Ameri- can trodps from the Rhine, was quick ly checked by Representative Mon- the Republican leader, who made point of order. against it. "COAL SHORTAGE TOCLOSEBIG ~ BRINSH PLANT Unless Situation | is Relieved, Army of Unemployed - ‘to Swell He und Rabbit Maranville uset to travel round the big league vaudevilie| circuits singing:-during off. baseball] months, The Dodger outflelder is one’ of ‘the|: chief -entertainers of the team. ‘He; plays his. own’ accompaniments): and ‘can make the fvories trill. Big league ball players: often are versatile. Many. sing and play the plano. ‘None but Tom’ write their own songs and build’ baby beds. Hes in aj, —_— ‘ London, May 11,—Indications of the seriousness of the-coal shortage caus- 4 ed by the miners’ strike in progress 12,685 tens duriug the third week] since. April 1 is furnished ‘by an- in’ January, and. -12,993. tons’ in the] nouncement that the © Vickers. Ship- third week of December. building and Engineering Works: at ‘she number of cars loaded at Cleve-| Rarrow,. the largest concern in the} land ‘industries in the third week of) United ‘Kingdom, employing 150,000 April showed an: increase over the} men, will close entirely at the end of second week, thé number being 3,119) next week unless coal mining is. re- ‘compared ‘with 3,005. sumed, The iron and steel works of During the same- period 50,009/ the plant are shut down. freight’ cars wete,mioved in and out! Complete closing of the plant would of Clevoland terminal, compared with! accentuate ths unemployment situa- 47,137 the second week. tion ‘notably ‘and swell: appreciably j and boys afd girls on the register of ‘the labor exchange which at the end af April.,totalled, 1,865,000. with. the z yj number ling 1,077,000. These figures are ex- clusive of the 1,200,000 idle miners. | + fr) MISSIONARY MEETING. “Washington! May “ie nation’s: } The following program will be gly- April, figuresumads public::today’ by| day afternoon at 3 o'clock. the department!of, commstte show: Devotional. service — Mr3..H. U Exports werk $349,000, EXPORTSS st ie the total of unemployed men, women y working on short time total- foreish trade, dont hed to, tall off in| en im the Presbyterian chapel Thurs- ,000 compared | Wheeler. with $287; -the manth-,betore Presbyterial—Mrs. | ‘and: $648,000000"in (April; 1920. Tur| , CMamines. from. Freshy ports last m incrensed, $3,000,600 cpareahts of the King in Africa”— over: the 0.009 total ithe mouth) 4. pO, Williams. ‘before but were. $241,000,000. below the “Edghts and Shadows in the Dark Apri, 1910), age ih i: Continent”—Mrs, W. E. Perry. ; 3 Presbyterian Work in Kameroun-: i Mrs. N. B. yet are a Solo—Mrs Ralph Rufner. Modiere: ty, ‘Rotary Hostesses—Mrs. * Mrs. Fred Grady and Mrs. R. M. Pol-) “Mothers Day”:was fittingly..cele- | Jock. : ee brated at thé weekly luncheon of the Rotary club at'the McKenize hotel to-| Leaves For East. day. Rev. Posthlewaite delivered. «| Clint Draper, who directed the Elks short’ address. | Minstrels, left for the east today. Mr. Each’ meéniber.-was’ ‘presented with Draper was to stop at Jamestown and. a white,carnation and the songs were! then. go to Chicago, where he main-| appropriate for’ the occasion. tains Eis office. A guest of honor. was..Mr. Gray of i a Washington, D. C., formerly with the Methodist Ald Meetinzs. Buren of Engraving, .Washington,; The district meeting of the Method- D.C. It is expected later that ho will| ist Ladies Aid will be held tomorrow address the club members. .: afternoon at 3 o'clock. ‘Full attend- Arrangements are being _made to | ance. fs desired. District No. 1 will visit. Mandan this week and assist | meet with Mrs. A. E. Peterson. Dis- that city in‘inatalling a Rotary club. | trict No. :2. will meet with Miss Mardy, Members of..the club contributed to the fund which ts being, raised to send the shigh school track team to Paes JURY REPORTS ON © SHOOTING OF 3 Jamestown, N..D May 11.—The | coroner's SMry; holding an inquest into! the shooting on, three men here Suns day by railroad’ detectives, returned were felonfously shot. wh The detectives, claimed. the transients ‘had fired , elected not to thstify. ' Walter “Harrison, ‘only ‘one .of-the trio shct who is, alive, is: ‘expected to recover, DIAMONDS BY AIRPLANESERVICE © London, May 1 Aer Aerial transporta- tion of diamonds 1s. contemplated ‘in the Belgian ‘Cofigo:by a. ‘ing com- rany in which American-ifteresta ate largely represented, according to Afri- can advices received here. The minés concerned. ate at Djoko- ‘ Punda, in the Kasai Province. 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