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

PAGE six Popular Price Store Johnson’s The Store with over 1000 Garments “Always Busy” CROWDS Every: Day i in the Week VALUES that’s the REASON Dresses Dresses Every Voile— Organdie— Dotted Swiss Dress in the Store. Values un to $29.50 Your choice fh” Shop at Johnson’s And Save Money LOCALS AMBLE ON MANDAN LOT FOR A VICTORY Score in Game Filled with Un- usual Features of 5 to 0, A. Anderson Hurling | Bismarck defeated Mandan at base- ball, 5 to 0, in Mandan last evening. Bismarck, allowed but two hits. He had only two strike-outs but Man- dan batters, while they hit the ball, could not connect safely. Lehman might have got one of the hits in left field had he not had to dodge race jhorses which had got loose. Ander- son walked 2 men. Potter, star Dickinson _ pitcher, was in the box for Mandan. He had 13 strike-outs and allowed but 6 hits but was wild and some of the Bis- marck hits came at the time they were needed. He struck out men several times with runners on bases. He walked 6 men. | The game was. unusual in many re- 'spects. The feature was the, large number of infield putouts. Wing- field, Bismarck first baseman, had 19 putouts. Bismarck scored in the second inning when Wingfield was hit by a pitched ball,, was sacrificed to second by Ellis, stole third and scored on a passed ball. In the sixth Lehman singled, Wing- field singled, sending Lehman to third, and stealing second himself, and both scored on Ellis’ long single. In the seventh Al Anderson con- ficed to third and scored on a wild | pitch. In the ninth Potter made a wild throw of Swartz’ bunt, allowing him {to go to second. He took third on a passed ball and scored on Collins’ sacrifice fly. Two double plays were made in the game, Potter to Tobin to Roberts and’ Anderson to Nichols. to “Wing- field. Two errors were chalked up against Mandan and 3 against Bismarck. TEX RICKARD - FINED $1,000 New York, July 27.—Tex Rickard, boxing promoter, and Frederick C Quimby, motion picture exhibitor, to- day pleaded guilty “before Federal Judge William B. Sheppard to charges of violating the interstate commerce law through the transportation across the state line from New Jersey of the Dempsey-Carpentier fight pictures and were fined $1,000 each. VAN HOOK WINS | TWO MORE GAMES HAS BIG RECORD Van Hook, N. D,, July 27.—Van Hook wins two more games. On Thursday evening the team won from ‘Raub by the close score of 4 to 3 in a nice game, both sides playing good ball. ‘Crow was on the mound for Van Hook and was accorded excel- lent support. He also held Raub to six bingles, four being bunched, net- ting them three runs early in the game. Leigh, formerly with ‘Minot, pitched good ball for Raub, but was touched up in the sixth frame for four bingles, netting three runs. Th- game was called in the seventh on account of darkness, Score by in- nings: RHE Wan Hpok .010 003 0—4 8 1 Raub ... -030 v0 0—3 6 2 ‘On Sunday Max played at Van Hook and lost by a score of 7 to 4 in a rather ragged game. “Lefty” Lowe of Kenmare pitched for Max and held. the locals to five hits, four of them, ‘being gathered in the seventh, netting five runs. ‘Wilson on the mound for the Hook pitched excellent ball,. but was not given his usual support, due to switching of players, Score ea in- 8 R -.000 000 151—7 5 v4 vessepesens 200 000 200-4 6 § Van Hook now has a record of 16 victories out of 22 games played this seagon. TP BESEBATI Al Anderson, flinging the pill for| nected for a long-double, was sacri-| ning, it is announced. | AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. 5 ‘Won. ‘Lost. ar Louisville . - 58 Minneapolig Milwaukee ‘Kansas City . St. Paul. 52458 aT. 408 ! st. Pat. Cleveland... 59. 33 841 New York .. 56 33 629 Washington Detroit’ .. St. Louts Boston RESULTS YESTERDAY. American Association. Loujsville, §; ‘Milwaukee, 2: Toledo, 2; Minneapolis, 1 St. Paul, 3; Columbus, 0. Indianapolis, 12, Kansas City, 4. | American League. (Cleveland, 8; Boston, 2. i Washington, 2; Chicago, 0. Detroit, 3; Philadelphia, 3 (called tenth.) Others not scheduled. National League, | Pittsburgh, 8; New York, 9. i Brooklyn, 3; Chicago, 0. { Philadelphia, 8; St. Louis, 7 Boston at Cincinnati (rain.) VALLEY ALSO PLAYS MANDAN); The Valley City baseball club which plays a threegame sefies in Bip. marck Friday, Saturday and Sunday, | will play at Mandan Thursday eve- SPORT BRIEFS New York Nationals fought an up- hill game against Pittsburgh yester- \day, winning in 10 innings 9 to.8. Hamilton held the Giants scoreless until the seventh, when Kelly. drove the ball-over the left field wall for visitors: knocked Hamilton out of the box in. the eighth, scoring five runs in that. inning, two in the next and the winning run in the tenth. Burleigh Grimes pitched a shut-out game for Brooklyn yesterday against -;which had won’ 12 out of ‘the last 14 507) rung, Beating the Boston Americans, > | was postponed on account ; The teams play in: Fargo today. RAIN BIG AID Chicago . 740 52 ABH Philadelphia BBS 388 NATIONAL ‘LEAGUE, 3 Lost.. Pet. Pittsburgh . 32 1660 New York 34% 625 Boston . uy, 586 Brooklyn 46 508 St. Louis 47 AT Chicago 49 450 Cincinnati ©. 52.409! Philadelphia 87 383 tPotato Crop: ‘Also ‘Benefits : By :| crops, according to: farmers coming to <The’ Fain of. Monday night, which his 17th home run of the season. The |f' ‘ube, hits: Three times dougle plays. in pinches helped Grimes. The winning streak of Kansas, City, games played, was stopped by Indian- |. Sepals yesterday, 12 to. 4. i —— wh Shea, former, International, League star, is now pitching fine ball for. St, Paul: He shut out Columbus, : to 0 yesterday. Red Faber, sensational White Sox pitcher, lost, a pitching duel, 2°to. 0, yesterday to Zachary of Washington. Pennock weakened in the tenth’ inn-5 ing yesterday, nnd Cleveland made siz 8 toe. George Tyler, southpaw pttenar for Chicago Hee has been released. The Fargo-Valley City game sched- uled to bé pldyed at. Fargo yesterday of: rain TOCORN CROP Widespread Showers” Heavy rains in many parts of the ‘state in the last two days are of im- mense value to the corn and potato Bismarck. fell in most parts of the state,” followed by good rains last ight, Hail accompanied rain beyond ‘Sterl- ing in Burleigh county last night, ac- cording to farmers in the city today. . The weather bureau’s repott of rainfall in the state for the 24:hour ‘period ending at 8 A. M. today fol- lows: ° Amenia, .10; Bismarck, .03; ‘Botii- neau, .49;, Bowbells, .90; Devlis Lake, .20; Dickinson, none; Dunn Center, : Ellendale, none; Feasenden, 46; Grand Forks, 1.46; Jamestown, 02; rae ‘86; Larimore, .16; Tils- bon, 80; Pembina, none; Williston,’ .04. Moorhead, Minn. 1.14. ‘The rain of Monday night was much heavier north of Bismarck than in this | elty. ‘ —————— SSS ASK ‘Your Grocer Humpty Damo Bread Produced BARKER BAKERY Pane! Bucinets Cor 94135 M. B, GILMAN CO. Donce Brorwers: maror Built to Sustain a Reputation Sold to Meet Competition ‘Pouring Car 9985 Roadster $935 FOR Fa G7ES Conse $1908" i Dasinete Car $1015 cars, 300 Fourth Street. ESDAY, JULY 27, 1921 It Saves When You Buy; It Saves When You Ride! Yet there is no sign of economy in its /aoks/ The baked enamel ‘finish of the touring car looks new longer than any car near its price. 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