The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 28, 1921, Page 6

PAGE SIX BALL TOSSERS FACE CHARGES OF “FIXING” TUESDAY, JUNE 28, 1921 Scissors Sharpened 10c JOE 'CREWSKY, ’ | SHOE REPAIR SHOP. a pair 109—3rd Street Phone 898 town, N. Y., writes: “I had kidney trouble ever since I was a little girl, but I am getting along good since I have taken Foley Kidney Pills.” They act immediately and help restore the kidneys to healthful activity. TRIBUNE WANTS—FOR RESULTS the seven players then with the club, telling them) he “would drive them out of baseball forever” if the charges Were found true. Cicotte was takerf to the grand jury and the in- dictments followed. on charges that they had conspired ‘ Manager “Kid” Gleason of the ‘White for the White Sox to throw the 1119 { Sox told :the jury they had conducted world series to the Cincinnati Reds,!a secret investigation for several and that some White Sox players ac- | months. Presidents Ban Johnson and cepted bribes ranging us high as $10.-; John Heydier of the two major 000 to deliberately lose games in that | leagues confirmed this testimony and series, |told of private investigations they When the case was calied to trial | had made, on ‘March 17, 1921, however, it ap-| Testimony was given that Hal peared that the sensational expose | Chase had sent telegrams to friends would develop into the greatest legal | saying the series had been “fixed.” fiasco on record, The state, charging |Cicotte was mentioned as one of the that its witnessey had been corrupt- | bribed players. GETTING ALONG GOOD, ‘Women are as great sufferers from kidney and bladder ailments ag men Foley Kidney Pills help rid the bloed stream of impurities that cause rheu- matic pains, backache, swollen, aching, Joints and stiff, painful muscles, Mra. Carey, Box 91, R. F. D.No. 2, Middle- NOTICE City drinking water should be boiled until further notice. Signed = C. E. Stackhouse, SAUUunucenocanneacserencaceegnenagceustaeensneena eengaeea at ust caeegcent ecvoU reat UegUUnneAUNCAOUOCEGOUGUOUACUCTTUUUNAUOUEGEUUNEADOTUUUUOEONALUENTICUADERUEIEE MUTA Ten of Eighteen Defendants Appear when Case is Called in Chicago Court CICOTTE IN CONFESSION Comiskey Threatens to Drive Guilty Out of Baseball Forever Chicago, June 27.—Ten of the eigh- teen defendants in the baseball scan- dal were present in court today when their cases were tried. Some of them not appearing have ‘signified a willingness to appear when their cases are called. The investigation into alleged gam- bling, bribery and game throwing in major league baseball was opened officially in September, 1920, when Judge Charles A. McDonald, chief justice of the Criminal Courts, charg: ed the Cook county’ grand jury with looking into reports’ which had come to his attention concerning fixed games. The grand jury investigation which followed proved the most sensational in the sports history. It finally re- sulted in the indictment of eight members of the world’s champiens, Chicago White Sox, two former major league players, two alleged gamblers and a former world champion pugiiist ed, declared it was not ready to prose- cute, and when Judge William BE, De- ver refused a postponement, State's Attorney Robert E. Crowe declared | that there was “no game” and drop: | ped the cases against seven of the players. Judge Dever took the others ; off the court call. | The action of the state, however, ; proved to be 2 boomerang for, instead of making the end of the scandal, it proved really to be the beginning. Aj tew days later a new grand jury in- vestigation was started. Unlike the; first one, which was attended by blar- ; ing of trumpets which made all of the | testimony public, the second inquiry | was secret. President Ban Johnson | of the American league was the chief | witness aside from state’ officials who | read the testimony submitted to the } first hearing. i Cicotte told the grand jury his} $10,000 was given him before the series started. It was placed under his pillow, he said. Concerning the actual throwing of the games, the | pitcher confessed to only one deliber- ate misplay. He said he purposely hit Rath, the first man up in the first game, but then repented and after that played his best throughout the series. Cicotte talked to several of- | ficials before going to the grand jury chambers. ‘ These officials quoted him | as confessing to other misplays, but | the hitting of Rath was the only one | officially reported to the grand jury / by the pitcher, ‘President Charles A. Comiskey and your grocer for Cal- umet Baking Powder and be sure that you get it—the In- dian head on theorangelabel. Then gana ee you will never have any. remember, you other brands because it pos- eesses greater leavening strength. Now Remember- Always Use CALUME BAKING ~ Bug Undertakers OSCAR H. WILL & CO. Paris Green Calcium Arsenate ..1 lb. 50c; 5 Ib. $1.60 - and a ; complete line of Insecticides and Sprayers. Phone 163 EMEMBERtozsk J about bake ee sw foods, POWDER 1 Ib. 65e; 5, Ib. $2.50 Finally, Billy Maharg, former prize fighter, in an interview with a Phila- delphia paper, named Cicotte, Attell, Jackson and others as taking part, in the alleged deal. ‘This, seemingly, was the final straw, for a day later Cicotte confessed to Mr. Comiskey. Comiskey immediately suspended GIRLS! LEMONS BLEACH THE SKIN Squeeze the juice of two lemons in- to a bottle containing three ounces of Orchard White, which any drug store will supply for a few cents, shake well, and you have a quarter pint of harmless. and delightful lemon bleach. 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