The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 7, 1923, Page 6

PAGE SIX BG LEAGUES THRILLED BY CLOSE Teams Are Well Bunched After 19 Days of Playing Base- bull Sched he RACES ule Hy n play How Tommy Armour, the Golfer, Hit Homer At Polo Grounds THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE : in New York. Av a matter of ‘faet in an effort to keep the Ameriean League out of the big city, the Na- | oeaat League club had an option on i practically every site available for {a ball park, , “The American League park in those days was built on practically « foundation of stone. Often the light layer of soil that covered the infield Would wear through and dis- close the rock base. “Never did I think I would um- | pire before 76,000 people, The crowd ‘at the opening game is certainly a great tribute to tne fondness of the j American public for the natioSal pastime.” ‘OIL ENGINES | Ce ee ¥ ‘And'He:Does It Without, His Master’s G MONDAY, MAY 7,923 NEW IDEA FOR GARAGES URGED BY AUTO MAN Why not a garage on the lower floors or basements of office build- ings and apartment nouse: C, J. Nephler, general sales man- ager of the Oakland Motor Car company believes that this is one of the many things that could be done to help remedy the motor car park- ing Question, particularly in large -eities, He points to the fact that in A\kron 0., a large building is being n= structed for diptors and dentists with the lower floors designed as | garage space for-the tenants. This | FOR POWER WILL sone of the firet steps taken in ny We | . EFFECT SAVING ——— + Contin ‘ront Page 1) offsct this equipment the above com. pany proposes to install one 200 HP, engine unit with complete gener- equipment furnish current to these motors in dail¥ ser- vice while the reserve units will be connected to our Power Plant as well us the aux Gasoline en- ra in this way providing three ating and direction, Both {the down-town — parti question and the question of galage room for occupants of apartment houses, which have grown tremend- ously of late years in the larger cit- ies, calls for some solution in the near future,” he, reasons. “There is a tehdency today to put gymnasiums in large business office buildings to save time and give healthful exercise to the teyants. The parking of automobiles for these a gh = tenants is just as serious. In_ the today one team was in first, two in 1S BEE OMS sources of power to the plant. How. smaller cities and towns, v:jpint secd third and f (aN (ele Male (eo ever, the oil engine generating unit “1 spaces in the down-town sections are for fo we tied for third \ will be the main power factor gnd given over t6 the parking of motor the fray — will be used in daily service for Tipperary, one of the sensations of the horse show at Washington, D. C., goes over an auto with his] cars, In the larger cities, the So despite the loss to the Philadel- pumping water. The above Come streets for parking are limited and master, Jack Prestage, in the saddle. And then he repeats the feat without a rider’s guidance. Washington 4; Boston 1. Chicago 4; Detroit 3. Cleveland 4; St. Louis 5. Louisville Toledo 2. H ad of the organization. ball ig not out of bounds. What is| ‘He head of the organization j the proper procedur Vi atter making a second shot it is discovered the ball first driven is ut of bounds, it shall con- | Connolly Muses On Baseball’s , rowing money is the wisest and most b profitable thing in the world to do. thletics——“the s on team puny h made their claim to the ef- often a motor car owner has to park a fect that with this 200HP Oil unit 1 from “his pl f 50,000 pe : oat s 2 ni i Ae i is the season" before 50,000 per they can put current on the switch-| Cstimutes have not been exaggerat-}ed around 10,300 head or about 1,-|10¢ compared with ‘a week ago.tay limes.) More from his place r the New York Yankees manag: | hourd and through the pumping units] “> We Wish to state that a local in-/000 more than last week. Packers paid from $7.25 to $7.75 Ai See ron n. Tondl (teins su free . at a fuel and oil cost of $8.00 per| (Ustry in our home city is now using} Fat beeves at‘the close sold at|for desirable 160 to around 325 = place hoth ‘Detroit d Cleveland seven hours’ This ‘will meat that| me of these units of 100 Horse|stendy to 35c lower prices com-| pound hogs according to eight ee, lest. By de feating Boston 4 te 1] hie: Veutg eoet “8k pumping water| Power which less than a year ago re-] pared with a week ago. Best fat] and finish, giving mostly to <. Washington became level with the with this unit wist be approximately | Paced an electris motor which was | beeves sold in smail lots and as in-| $6.00 for packing sows and $4.75 Red S led Chicago, ‘$3,000.00. They also claim that no| Setting the benefit of the above] dividuals up to $9.50 with best load} for stags. Pigs this week largely aie ral stratelit: trom | additional power labor will be nee.| tes mentioned and that as the re-| lots $9.00. Bulk of fat steers-and'| from $7.50 to $7.75 [DAILY P TO Detroit, 4 to 4, and St, Louis whieh lessary for the operation of these] ult of the change en power this firm] yearlings brought $7.50 to $8.50] Few sheep arrived this week.|! e> BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA © won from Cleveland 5 to 4to yo into THEN HE WHIFFED ‘units, as the caretaxers at the treat-| bs reduced their monthly operating] With common kinds $6.50 to.$7 Closing quotations on fat sheep and 'Knowh all overthe Northwest {6 cornered tie for fourth place, 25 OF ‘EM in A ROW aneent ee fy dks caret from about $1,600.00 to ubout| Butcher she stock sold jlambs are strong to higher than a. over the Northwest for Quality hoch hoth I Suilane caalacacis meen Bae. oe .00 with the output of their|to strong prices. Fat heifer week ago, medium to choice wool-|! MAIL US YOUR FILMS feround in the : Valo a i See ier RT ee Ane Mensa has been made{ Plant varying but a trifle. The city 2 ed lambs ‘being quotable from lesin le New York and Boston TOMMY ARMOUR faeth os pr rane : 0b 1H eel commission hits been furnished with|fat cows $4.50 to $7.25 with bulk 75 to $14.75, good to choice fat aioe Ree Rup its (SiCtOny, Ove! y BH e will let Armour tet! | power olf engine wee ctee ose] a number of testinional letters re-f $500 to. $650, Ca and cut-| ewes $8.00 to $9.5 Oe a BY BILLY this point we wi ! {power oil engine generating unit] ® : Mies ahowinewher [ters wold at $225 Botomna| pein ae 7) ‘ New York, May 7.-Tommy Armour, | the story: with the intention of furnishing cur. | C¢ived from other cities showing what | ort Sou Mt Sa , i| TYPEWRITERS into a tie for third pl tthe) Ube Hon ‘| “1 picked up a bat suited to me) yent for the motors at the plant in| €ormous savings have been made| DUIS $4.00 to $4. Bismarck Chapter No. 10 All Makes ae hich lost to i one of Scotland's best golfers, now fter testing about 50, In the mean- | nadition to the lighting of the eity| When changing from either the elec-} The market for veal calves was] sole vena Seen eena Hite locuted in this country, isan enthue [tie Mays had. been warming 00. white way. The readers will under- til Hower or steast to the oil engine | fa Ry sat eloeias pare ot will meet Tuesday evening ie A vee instie baseball fan, I stepped into. the batter's box. j stand that the City owns at the pres. | Uni 4 i SAVE MLE IACI UE i : Sypewsites Rites ees major] For several years Armour Avllite iy enewledge ot) the: arts at ent ‘times thes WHITR) WAY, ayatemi||_ 09) summary of thin) Artigas wale ote) aver AAVCLaEMRTUEASD May 8 at 8 p.m. Degree work. os ae ate : SHAT Lathe tie: Daa » West: [hitting a baseball is very limited, 1 ]and for the past y or so has| Wish to state that the above Com- 5 Sec is closed a Biemareh, Uric vee ear IAMMN Oa ee aeraltecey cluk, Nae Me Hic edenade nip caeanminanivalaliwad| hecn handicapped on account of the| Pay has estimated the cost of pump- $5.50 _with average cost] Members. urged to be present | Leal ULE Cnasin ein EM Re stat aS " wi alteet He ave healthy swing. ‘Phat tals and ad not been able to|i?& our supply of water with our|@round $5.00. . ciGean Vhen golfing permits, Armour hies] going to take a he: ys . ’ ’ ati y ele : Once nie HE Teh evecen HREUI EATON cv FaTOGC Felina I had decided was the best system | maintain the full daylight service.|¢lectrie current at approximately] Stocker and feeder _ steers, Pecaivgicccaratte) chal ML GuelbMliys pitcher of the {after having watched Babe Ruth. | Yeu will also realize that the mach- | $045 per thousand gallons as against] brought, practically steady prices ae reneec cvs pecord: Lhe ene Meck vente ae alent jinery ut the plant being installed |$0!4 per thousand gallons with the{all Week. Bulk of offerings sold : : season clear, He nowshas hit in the {New Yor si Poona aked a “Homer, i land the lnbor caking care of it wauld (ell: engine power station, from $6.00 to $7.50 with strict i 19 pames played this season, friend of Armour, Incidentally, Cart “As delivered the ball yj and the abor taking care of it wou. id fs Patan ia choice kinds quotable up to $8. ay uside from being som cher is a} hit the ball late. In golf they would work in very nicely for the City to Prices of teeding cows and heite nn | bit a ‘ : say 1 sticed it Dut that) docan't fuente, ine pIiEMiine (oy ERG Gp AT BEEVES advanpsalarolnniace, steel Lethe t Saal a q ymour is known matter, I hit the bull hard and at} 5 ‘ pove feedi STANDINGS Ml eae ioneenMIlices ini Uiei|uemuned) into) KG) elgViantlal sada Vextiniatal theleatscerapers hme tin SLOW SALE feouine Keoe sista teiteed Pasa WEBB BROTHERS aaa i | oame. He takes a healthy cut a sure cnough home run in a [200 Horse power unit, furnishing : —— $5.25 at the cl . Undertakers Embalmers Funeral Directors AMERICAN ASSOCIATION the little white all and gets B wl game. 3 paver for the ene plant and the (Ry Uv. Ss. Bureau of Agricultural Hog receipts continue liheral, Licensed Embaimer in Charge Ww. a Ruth distance to his drives. hen the gang started to josh | lighting of the white way at a year-|Wconomics and Minnesota Depart-| ¢nj. ks ri 1 i Louisvill m5 Thought It Easy Mays, but Inter Twas their vietimy [ly cost of $6,100,000, ‘This would ment of Agricuitur dA CORTICAL ERE pet DAY PHONE 246 NIGHT PHONES 246-887 Oui e 5 ye ays, but In s y see cae ¢ no red with 52,09 st wee! : Kansas City 1 4 While Armour has never played|] have sinc Kiet a ae clans eraaying, to me city of eee South St. Paul, Minn. } and 42.564 a year ago. ‘The aed 5 Columba i) if i had a wild idea th didn't put much stuff on that first | 0! he projects. of approximately| An undercurrent of weakn P wag strong, on open days but St. Paul 1 <0 no grent task to hit th I. He threw at least 25 move and {$14,000.00 per year, vailed in the cattle trade with|showed loses. of aregnd je or PERRY UNDERTAKING PARLORS Milwaukee Eecn dee ivered hy big leag I didn't-even make a foul during the) __boeal Saving weak spots developing before the! more on ‘Thursday and. Friday, Licensed Embalmer in Charge 6 & One day he confided his belief toprest of the test. That decided me To satisfy the veaders that these | close. Receipts for the week total-] closing with a net loss of around| Dav Phone 100 Night Pone 100 or 8 Mays, who invited him out to the] that hitting a golf ball is much | 5 12 j Polo Grounds to make good hsfotrhnitiabse:l! —————_—SSSSSSS opinion. A lot of baseball players who can a NATIONAL LEAGUE Mays did the pitching, Armour the | 4it the old pill, but have a terrible We nda number of the Yan-|time connecting with « golf ball, New York 24 5 ayers who had been let in on ill take: issue with Armour on that = Chicago 10 & the secret formed the gallery. From | point. 8 ea RN sh I i i) 8 = oui 9 9 WESTERN LEAGUE leagues afte seriously contemplat- s Philadelphia 68 Denver 12; Wich ing forming a protective associa- i Cincir ti TO St. Joseph 6; Omaha tion. The purpose of the organ- Brooklyn ee 12 Tulsa ux City s ization is the betterment of condi- ees 2 . Des Moines 10; Oklahoma City tions for the umpires. en PRICAN LE ——___—__ - Recently in New York at an in- ETON iris ° formal gathering of a dozen um- BR fay SV [pires workingyin the major and Mg York | sitet minor league gkmes in New York Detroit ie gil ity, the matter was given Cleveland poe Ue aliens ) ’ ; Philadelphia .....4..8 9 ial ih leetoaand i : i ey) together the umpires from the two , es e409 jors and the larger minors, the ¢ 6 10 International — League, : Chicago ... o-« 6-10 7 aL Association, Pacific Coast League 4 —- by *PRO and Southern. | sie ——— nt If such a combine is formed no 5 RESULTS 1]. Diver Bets off a.rather poor tee} aouht all the smaller minors would | on gf sito ant fects that his oat has! Seek Pat aE RTE | oN pe resend in elpets ka the umpire e many grievances, ; ! Deen ers De com the tee an) which it is helieved could he * * 39 i NAL LEAGUE, accept. the one stroke penalty.! jueted to thele advantens Sometimes it pays to go to a bank Advertising someti j 4 Pittsburgh 1. This" being done “to eave dey. Set wane panel tobe a g mes pays, just ; 16 Chicago 4. peer seeote SHO as mnueh' ben It proposed that some re- an rrow m 5 i 9 A * eke, Laas “tcc wea ed etergn mnie be placed : cy le nee ag ne happenin nannelieams baie: sushi investment sometimes pays, just as manufacturing sometimes pays. New York 1; Philadelphia 5, '. . . i Bitar in play without any. penalty Rapid Strides; ’ . - \ : AMERICAN. ASSOCIATION. Bae ERIC OE PRURESmIAgE ERE Raa ee | But bankers never employed the Ad ls ae 4 St. Paul 8; Minneapolis 2. AY tee NBA. Bersite 5/10) hae ‘ 5 ‘ ertising. i ees SST | azar an crchne ae at ate | ll gn tte) aay oe . slogan, “It pays to borrow.” Se ape tee of all \ Indianapolis 5; Toledo 7. Gee talieven eset, Se CIS ane Ree oa ere] ) Se : + the economic laws. The man who cera Goa C the ball is sueh that in oeilar to] fegrae, f° oven the new: Yankee ' Rather, they counsel carefully with See att play it, the player must svar 3 - Reh raat _ 2 Tari 5 5 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION ; mui a a rather strange coincidence ie : : * a Milwaukee 4; St, Paul 2 Tat the ball Is lying lity i sla are Fears abeeeulaces the ory : . aman before they advise him to bor- uses ‘advertising Must have a differ lansas City 6; Minneapolis 5. 1 has fect right to y 8 ieit H N35 prunes: 3 ig “ *. Giiiimbis 9, Indianapolie 7. Stand out of bounte Invordes to heewhen the American League made its ‘ \ halt. tu tus’ ona eat ati, ae wall ge ent conception of it than as some- ! : New York debut, | Ay Palle cestHon to May: pee ie difference between the two! COTTA Wall. ‘There is no penalty ior ae é nye aaa ! : * NAL LEAGUE cine. \ nings,” remarked Connolly as he th oe thin : : New York a Puiaddiohie. 2” asian surveyed the crowd of 74,217 peopl Meir own, They do not promote bor- g that is ure td pay. Pittsburgh 0; Cineinnati 7. : . the biggest crowd that ever attended Sitotie i, Chicago ©. Leading Umpires a balliene Brooklyn Boston 4. AMERICAN LEAGUE New York 7; Philadelphia Boston 4; Washington 1. Cleveland 10; St. Louis 2. Chicago 8; Detroit 7, bhe-eaimera doesn’t often catch A BIG STORY IN A SMALL PICTUR E “Twenty years ago a crowd of uhout 12,000 people packed the small stunds of the old New York Ameri- can Leigue park. It was regarded _ Favor Plan To Form Association By NEA Service as a gala event, New York, May 7.—Umpires] “In those days the Giants had a from the majors and leading minor] monopoly on the .naseball situation | expres a-double play as clearly ag this, After Raneroft, of the the ball to Schiiebner, first baseman, ahead of ball in the air. - i ‘ 58 rowing as something practically sure of success. : things about advertising that d true. sion, “It pays to advertise.” \ 3 Published by The Tribune in co-operation with The Amer- ican Association of Advertising Agencies, That is what advertising agencies i are for—to keep men from believing Perhaps that is one reason why bankers have never understood the are not