The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 13, 1922, Page 6

\i “PAGE SIX ‘News of Sport GREAT TRIO FROM LAND OF SUNSE BY BILLY EVANS. The Pacific t League appar- y is only just a step below major brief sons ago the Cincin- ati Réds.won,the Nati pennant nd that historie world series. On that team was in infield which was Tegarded as one of the most brilliant in the league. Jake Daubert was on first, Morris Rath on second, Larry Kopf on short, Heine Grob at third, But all of a sudden there’came a great change. * Rath passed out one year ‘Tater. Kopf the next to go. And when Heinie Groh became dissatisfied, with John J, McGraw offering a fortune, the third meinber of the world cham- pionship infield departed. Vacancies Well Filled. That left three vacancies for Man- ager Pat Moran co fill. He filled to close followers of eague, with players fully the equal of those who won the 4919 pennant, Daubert remains, but teday he is associated with three Pacific Coast, League products. They are Sammy Bohne from Seattle, Babe Pinello from Oakland and Cavency from San Francisco. Bohne reminds Cincinnati fans of “Biddy” McPhee. “Biddy” was re- garded as the star of al star second sackers, and ough one candidate after anoth position they si Phee remained unequaled until “Bohne came along. Just Like Honus, In Caveney, cs-tics declare the Reds have a reproduction of the in- imitable Honus Wagner. The young ster. has hands the size of pillows, plays a ball by dugging his chin close to the ground and is capable ef throwing from any position. Pinelli “has been a tower of strength to Moran on the far corner. And don’t forget that while youth comes: and goes, Jake Daubert, who has. just passed his thirty-seventh birthday, remains. KRAUSE MATCHED FOR SEPTEMBER 16 Bat Krause nas been matched to box at Arena on September 16, his opponent to be picked from a large field. Krause has won two matches in the last weck by the K. O, route, and. has an offer to box at Ellen- 1 dale on October 5. Krause also has been entered in the “junior welterweight champion- ship” contest conducted by the Box- ing Blade, and is now in sixth place. CAPITOL. ith, co-author with rd of “Turn to the Right,” the Re: Ingram production | for Metro now ing at the Capi- tol theater, gives the rotiowing views on the writing of “The modern type of comedy, which is the only thing I know anything about at all, should be written with a-great many other things in mind besides the dialogue. ‘ The dialogue must be as carefully done as we can do it, but just as important as that ware the panton*e scenes, where thore arc pauses without ahythinz being spoken. Ibelieve that one of; themost essential qualities for a playwright is the knowledge of stage direction. I am sure there isn’t a man in the world who can produce a manuscript of mbine as well as I can. ‘I tried it with Belasco, He couldn’t touch them—and he has for- gotten more, about stagecraft than I wil ever know. It’s the man whe Winchell John E. Hi creates the story who knows—should! know—what the lines really mean, Evil Times, Is the world growing wickeder? It must be. Nobody stole electricity, looted slo tmachines, purloined auto- mobiles or robbed cash registers. in grandpa’s day.—Buston Transcript. ‘WANKEES WIN attempted to fill his! TO THE GOLDEN WEST, DUE CREDIT THEIR BATTLE | FOR PENNANT Browns ‘Defeated Tigers Without Services of Sisler— Next Games is with Yanks (By the Associated Press) Chicago, Sept. 183—The New York Yankees leaders in the American league, opened their Western inva- sion at Chicago today and after the White Sox series will, face the Browns, in the series that is expected te determine. the 1922 pennant win- ner. The Browns, without the. services of Sisler, who is on the, injured list, defeated the Tigers yesterday, 8 to 6, and thus moved to within one game of the Yankees who were idle. The Cleveland American, battling to displace Chicago for a first di- vision. berth, defeated the White Sox yesterday, 8 to 2, and are now only seven points behinds the Chica- go club. No games were thayed in the Na- tional league, rain preventing the two contests which were scheduled, and only two games were played in the American league. White Sox fans were treated ‘with a triple killing at the expense of the Cleveland Indians, the play being executed Collins to Johnson to Shee- ly to Yaryan. ——_—_—_—_—* Baseball Scores (By the Associated Press) Baseball results, Sept. 12.— NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh-Boston, postponed rain. St. Louis-Philadelphia, postponed, rain. No other games scheduled. AMERICAN ‘LEAGUE Cleveland 8; Chicago 2. Detroit 6; St. Louis 8. No others scheduled. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Kansas City 4; St. Paul 1, Milwaukee 3; Minneapolis 5. Indianapolis 4-1; Columbus 5-3.’ Louisville 3-3; Toledo 5-2, SO ! Baseball Standings I oo —________._—_¢ AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. | w. —Brooklyn Eagle. ry "| dition which has become a common L. Pet. St. Paul . 52 G42 Minneapolis 66° ods; Kansas City . 69 531 10 627 Milwaukee |. 74° 603). Louisville 80 467 Toledo . 9 396 Columbus 91.385 AMERICAN LEAGUE. ra w. oL. Pet. 4 «83 OLS 4° 55 604 Detroit 72 68 «BLL Chicago 69 69 500 Cleveland 68 70 ~— 493 Washjngton 74 ABR Philadelphia Bl 402 Boston sz. 413 | NATIONAL , LEAGUE, Ww. Pet. |New York . Bish s608 Pittsburch 59! 563 St, Louis 61 bd" Cinemnati @3 . .540 Chicago 6 537 Brooklyn 68. 493 Philadelphia fe 88 8Ct Boston 86319 Moscow. news ig to the effect that | tHe Soviets are now punishing the | Mensheviki with banishment for three: years instead of prison or: ex-, ecution. “Why, that is hire and sal- ary, not revenge,” as Hamlet re- flected. Who woutdn’t rather be out- side than inside Russia, these days- Springfield, ing vote, tha’ Michels ‘of tignal convention” adopted” the posed’ new basic law’ for Hin vote of 77 to 1. ° ‘ Forsythe, Ga.—Four white charged with - snutrder with. the lynching o! acquitted by-a jury. men in’ connection @ negro were Tulsa, Okla—Tommy’ ‘Rewie” Tucker’and Archie. Stowell, aviators were killed when their plane fell 350 feet, -Omaha, Neb: Julia M. Direct. won “the Samson” 2:05 pace which fea- tured’ the Aksar’ Beti harness races. MUSICAL SHOW AT AUDITORIUM ‘HERE TONIGHT \The- filisi¢al ‘comed comedy triumph. of this and. last season, “Take It From Me” will be ‘the attraction at the Auditorium tonigh| This the’ ‘sho! made the Studebaker, theater in Chicago the most popular’ playhouse of that cen- ter, playing thereto capacity houses for nineteen. Week", and then obliged to move. to other. pastures simply be- cause of previous bookings . that could not be changed. We are promised :catchy . music, good fast comedy, pretty girls, and stunning clothes, ‘all of which are some of the good and sufficient rea- sons why “Take It From Me” is not complaining. at the: high ¢ost of liv- ing, railroad fares, etc. ete., a con- pliant with producers endeavoring Tabocco-gro' Ey England .for centuries, = cm one dissent- by: Delegate’ Charles have ‘seen. to it that their work did not 1: under ; the ‘third largest extra’ vote Hea field (at sedan, wit Mins: "alice Kooker, of: Dawson has Grat ‘ple is the’ most -c entire race; “and to, would be.'to lose all opportunity. of becoming. the: winner -of: one ay the tions will be’ worth more votes, than. they. will Be Doesn't that: statement ‘fire you with ‘necessity for ‘prompt’ and ‘decisive ace tion? * tion’: for’ @ ‘lor bare ed ang. this is what candidates wave Fio.o0n Cash F Prize ere Will Be. ‘Decided Next Saturday Night; Me i Ord ‘Subscribers Lengthening re and These Are. ‘Proving Pr ’ Valuable Rources of Votes these, ‘It, inlgke, have. been’ “If 1 had obily!taken advanthge, ‘of the opportunity period.” “I might have had one of ‘the prize only worked, a little, harder," Don leave any ‘téason for self-dccual when the final’ reault, fs, anngi Do your Jevel, beso right now Whi le there is. still) time. Sotutday, at midnight, the greatest opportunity’ ferlod of the Tribune's campaign will come to an end," A wonderful offer will: close at th hour; the third’ largest extra vote olfer. “Let, every, candidate teglize, that is’ the. “only) remaining’ extra vote, offer he. Campa igh and that never. a ain wit subseriptions bring “henefit as now...” the ‘reason vantage of: this extra they know. that) the, votes able to secure how. ma: ones which will ‘deter right to that Hi son sedan or one- of care ta receive two, time, The Tribune may bd futare, date to walt the subseri-|- CUBA ‘WONT propose asking them’ to do. In case your friends are pow. tek- ‘ing, some other ‘paper 4 atone started: at RAISE PAY - OF PRESIDENT =: | Havana, Cabs, Sept Sept. 18.—Congress deaf car to intimations louse budget ig not commensurate When the“1922-r023 economy bud- get hecame. effective: last July the} has won major domo of the palace took’ what | be‘ it} he consideged to be adequate steps to reduce grocery. h’ gwas. forced’ to at the end of the d other. bills, but deficit ot a the preside! s: f falied { e they would if in at a was not this special, featureto .work. for, and thatis exactly the effest these offers jhdve un the candidates, and for. that. FeAsOl the worl 7 why does ‘not take ‘the fullest aavantag 4 ji gust ‘deficit, tl camp, who, formerly. sat. | dental: hoard, now. meals. elaewhere, UNIONS SAY et that, dae back, fold -your, hands and’ thin! you » Pi gseasion uf one of the. prize cars—but yor ossession, ‘of - Olin. id work is. today, Do Not Let) W. tl This’ period has ‘always Been the | *ailway. divisioy are an armed ‘camp ployes sally forth t¢ thre: aten, inti- midate, “and tantal atrik other residents’ of- the neighborhaed, Lg one during ‘which the canididates , forsmany ‘a epiporary- gain been: mude permanent by. sctenctious “efforts. “Oharles > 0} ggain.-faken “te, lead- over. the the,” $2)620 Hudson indreastd. standing, an in ‘With the end’ of ithe campaign still! Closer, you, must_ nat. relax yo lose. courage, for this ical. petiod of the vars, ote ‘Valug\ Untih. Saturday, 9 o'clock ‘sibserip- Every, ‘subscription ‘iu Yend’ in ’ Saturday, 9 ‘o'clock, is sein the gap between vyou, and your competitors and will hard .to,. catch. for the reason that ana the decrease |i come with the nex hich will perio od. will ee a valuablé source of votes: for many. candidates: ani The Tribune for when the: c fsubscrihers who paid ty.a ‘short ) ‘period; ipaigh started renew theit, er period, expressions of comme! made last night: by Union when men council: to. ed, r district” sityation in the vicinity disorders.” » ‘Mayor LaFrance assured the dele- ast that the: police’ force ‘would ‘He anriguinced that Chiet of Police He di ‘per authorities.” Feoming engaged to a young man you're only going. to» se id] weeks: during the summer: requires a course in ‘preparato: geet, Lf To help reduce the threatened Aur 19: ata: gE ae re si} tal tel @i RY. SHOPS ARE. ARMED. CAMPS (By th ted Press) Winona, Minn., ae 12,—Charges hat. the CHicago and Northwestern veral hundred ‘striki yi of the city yor E. 8. LaFrance for incre alice protection, ‘were under in- ton today. © Union leaders characterized the of the “gerious”. and- declared nless measures were taken’ to at effect a remedy, they. feared grave Riebau ‘had visited the shops ight“at the request of strikers nd had: reported to him that o number of. fire. arms were | ' ‘the’ possession 0 “the pro- Never Mind the Engagement. “You let that young man kiss you, yet’ you're not engaged?” sen should think you’d be ashamed of yourself.” “Not at all, What's the use of be- ‘for ‘two. It. seem; as though marriage. really ado not: ette: girl -_|SONTA JOY ) OF GREENWICH. ‘New York, Sept. 13.—Greenwich Village, mirth, for a time was threatened with ite little tragedy, but now: the tale hag taken’’a new turn and the yy few. weeks! ag, Sonia the Cigar- stricken desperately il. Heart ase, a “strange form, the doctots ‘said. ; she: lay. in a hospital id’ wan. And yery lone- sae i, the poets and paint- Once she went to Boston and there kes 8 pessonal appeat hailed. She. just appeared one day| tl village. ‘Tradition has it that! which she delighted. The ds which came to her were omin- lacking ‘the: music and lagehar Stel to her had consti- ‘Sonia sis’ ‘only in er twenties. Youth rebels at’ grim hospital walls ite-clad ‘dgctors and nurses, with their stethoscopes and mysteri- with the presidential cost of living. | ous charts. BYy now r fight—that soon she will harged, Everyone knows Sonia in the. vil lage. «Inher smock and sandals, she fy gould be. gen any day walking bare- headed th ough the alleys of the ‘Quarter, shaking’ her. bobbed- head violently ‘when engaged in ar- over’ Belles‘ Lettres : or the of Freud. she~has a Jast name but in known only as Thousands of, sited the village have seen her’ slipping from fable to’ table in the fantastic tea- pe which the, -village\’ boasts, jolling: the merry-makers ikto buy: ing: package'of her: cigarettes. Sonia is versati Now she would make a little money at one thing, at other. times at another. Sometimes she_would make nothing at all. Staged a Bohemian dance largely at- tended’ by Harvard undergraduates. Arrangements went’a bit awry, the dance ‘was. not wholly a’ success, and the police reserves had to be called. A: few months’ ago she opened a little. shop of her own in the village. 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