The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 25, 1921, Page 6

. Detroit . -bons, St. Paul heavyweight, knocked || *Frank Carbone of New York, in a fast | B | Ll | BASEBAL! LEAGUE STANDINGS AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. | Won Lost Pet.! Minneapolis .. u 607 Indianapolis .. 11 607 | Kansas City . 13 ‘567 | Louisville 15 516! Toledo ... 18 “4a St. Paul . 17 Milwaukee . Ww Columbus . 19 AMERICAN LEAGUE, Lost Pet. Cleveland .. 6 New York . Washington St. Louis . Boston . Chicago Philadelph NATION . Won Lost Pet.| Pittsburgh . 25 7 sT8) | New Yor 11 687 | Brooklyn . 1% 528 | Chicago, uo BIT} Boston Ww RAN | St. Louis . 19. 345} Philadelphia 20 Bey | 24 let Cincinnati AMERICAY St. Paul, 7 Columius, & Mii neapolis, 7; Toledo, 3 1 id (wet grounds). | Boston-Clev NATIONAL LE LEAGUE, i New York, 5; Pittsburgh, 3. i Philadelphia, 8; Cincinnati, 2..+ | | Boston, 7; St. Louis, 3. o Brooklyn, 6; Chicago, 1, SPORT BRIEFS | Rube Schaner, of Garrison, N. D., pitched Minneapolis to a victory yes- terday over Toledo. ‘The score was 7} to 8, and the Mudhens got but eight. hits off Rube. It was Schauer's first | full game of the year. Wrangling marred the St. Paul-Col- umbus gime yesterday and ‘First Baseman Burns was ordered off the field in the eighth. Gainer’s home run over the right. field fence with one on gave Milwau- | kee a 6 to 4 victory over Louisville. Babe Adams, veteran Pittsbureh pitcher, was knocked. out of the box yesterday by the Giants. Philadelphia Nationals climbed out of the cellar yesterday, and Cincin- nati took her place. Elmer Yargan, last year’s home-run hitter of the, Western League, took Schalk's place-for the White Sox yes- terday and @réve out doubles, scoring one run, himself and driving in two others. Mulrennan, recruit pitcher, | held Washington safe and the White Sox won 6 to 5. JOE LYNCH I IS SUSPENDED BY STATE BOARD New York, May, 23.—Suspension | of Joe Lynch, worid’s bantam weight champion, was announced | ‘by the New York state boxing. commission, which mated that Lynch and ‘his man: ager, Eddie Meade, had.beay suspended pending further action by. the Massa- chusetts state board of ‘boxing which previously had suspended, them on | a charge of violating a contract to box | at Holyoke, Mass., April 29, Three pugilists receiving thirty- | day suspensions by the commission | because they had been disqualified for committing fouls, were Earl Baird of Seattle, Billy DeFoe of St. Paul, and} Mike Mc'Tique of New York. ?The license of ‘Jaele Dillon, Indian- apolis middleweight, has been revoked, rit was announced, as an examination showed that he was not in proper! physical condition to box. WANT WILTON GAME | The prison baseball team is after Wilton for a game. Art. Bauer, who | js looking after the prison team, de- | clared today that after seeing Flah-} erty, Wilton pitcher, work in this city | his prison boys are confident they, could knock him out of the box. ROPER LOSES BOUT New York, May 24.—Dan O'Dowd of | Boston recetved the judges’ decision | over Captain Bob Roper of Chicago Be after a 15-round bout in Brooklyn last night. *,. aR Sof GIBBO: IN FIRST Canton, 0., May 25—Tommy Gib- | out Jack Heenan of New York in the } first-round of a scheduled 12-round | out last night. Heenan, who sub- stituted for Dick O’Brien of Cincinnati, was floored seven times. FITZ BESTS CARBONE Tulsa, Okla., May 25.—Young Fitz- simmons of Oklahoma City last night | received the referee's decision over 15-round bout here.’ Fitzsimmons out- | boxed and outstugged the easterner in nearly every round. They, are middle- weights. es DEMPSEY MUST PAY BILL Philadelphia, May 25.—A_ jury Ale- cided here yesterday that Jack Demp- sey, heavyweight champion boxer, must pay $500 more to Dr. Herbert; Goddard of this city for an operation performed on his_nose in September, 1919. The award represents the re- mainder of a bill for $1,000 for the operation....empsey was not in court. | : inot guilty was returned by a jury in; | Dakota. | the oxygen sarod iby) the iron in your BEGIN TRAILS | FOR 500-MILE An-Hour for 10 Miles To Qualify Indianapolis, May 25.—Klimination | trials ‘for the 500-mile international uto race at the Indianapolis Motor | Speedway, are being held today. To; qualify the candidates must maintain a speed of 80 miles an hour for 10; ‘miles or more. Cars which are sched- | uled .to. st the race next Monday | at the tri ‘or the trial. Qualifying to gain a place in the | | race means more than just permission | ito enter for the drivers making the| ;best positions will have the best | } Chance for the $100, lap prize. | | ‘SALE OF PARK “SPACEISHELD LBGAL BY JURY, ‘First Test Case in Sunday Base- | ‘ ball in South Dakota § i Redfield, S. D., May 25—A:verdictot ! Judge ‘A. S. Gillett’s court in the first | test case on Sunday baseball in’ South | | The action was brought against the! Redfield heschall club as a result of Tulsre between Red- nridge-Werhpeton lact WAY YOU NEED ROK Tomakeyoustrongand “brainy” and poe t the pervert into are eat io PRACTICAL ADVICE ON HOW TO DEVELOP GREAT ENERGY AND ENDURANCE ‘The food yBu eat congai congainscarbon. When your food is digested it is absorbed from the ‘intestines into the blood. When the carbon in your food comes in contact with Blood, the carbon and oxygen unite and by so doing they give off tremendous energy, thereby giving you great force, | strength and endurance. 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CO. | ' { 7 | tickets bearing.the words: “Thi m an admission ticket—Parking ticket.” {The defense showed that the tickets were sold only for parking space for cars or seats ‘In’ the grandstand. _| witnesses to show. that “Uckets had] } and 18 inay enter the contest, which' Me tub member sultabl een and|' Great Interest i been ‘purchased for the game, such will ‘be supervised by an authorized'| 9 plac ‘keep the pig. roused among ‘the ‘hoys and girls ot | per: All A elit day ‘will .be ‘held, “an isexpected 6 bigs will be’ purebreds county in the contest, Asa pr ‘aon, ea will be registered frec of all members ‘will: :exbibit ‘ta pt ‘tection to the Dboys ani girls arrang| CUR, WOU charge’to the club as soon:as the pig| Prizes of $25 for first Place, $1 ‘ments ‘have ‘been’ ‘made ‘for the ri hee bebome six months of age if, the| second ,and’ ‘$10: for third will be jeiecerneet Vesblgerieeh ‘cost’ ‘of rela pig isin -good condition.at the time.| awarded, ‘and ithe best: pigs: will’ bé.jim hould ‘be \ a pig. The game, according to the defense S hi mer. «3+ &i [4 Boys and Girls of “County May) ™e parent of the member must prom-| chosen for exhibit at the Manian fale. tous no taut "ot hah ownel Roy T. Bull, attorney for the de- fense, pointed out that the statute Mil ian taschell i iles | gaines were forbittden on Sunday only, S én, lates cent t b ; Drivers Must Make 80 where an. admission fee was charged! the boys’ and girls’ purebred Duroc = Ry. 4 . i ore ” jor whefe something was received by| Jersey Pig club contest in Burleigh : . i jthe ‘manager asa consideration for witnessing the game. The jury wa out only 10 minutes, “Just Between You and Me” AUTO CONTEST - =aetere spe ally provided that W-B CUT i isa tong fine-cut tobacco. RIGHT CUT is a: tobacoo taste lasts solong. _, The Eien Can for $50 Prizes Rules and lations governing |. county have been fasued by the Firat y National Bank, of Bismarck. 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