The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 29, 1923, Page 6

PAGE SIX CUBS VICTORY PUSHES GIANTS DOWN LADDER: |Same Old Team Will Resist ‘Australian GRAPPLE HERE MONDAY NIGHT, Stanley Rogers to Take on Claimant of the Greek Champienship in Local Theater Stanley Rogers, light heavyweight champion wrestler of North Dakota, __THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ~~ Efforts to March Away With Davis Cup WRESTLERS 10 wrestler, will meet Young Prehm of Mason City, Iowa, in the semi-wind- up. Preliminaries also are to be ar- ranged. Rogers recently spent an outing at the Minnesota Lakes and says he is in-fine shape. He is now working out daily with Jenson here. He hopes to better. the impressive record he made last year on the mat. Campaign Made To ~ Collect Feed Liens Minot, N, D., Aug. 29.—A vigor- ous campajgn to effect collection of 1918 and 1920 seed, and feed liens in Ward county was decided upon by the county commission, when a resolution was adopted ¢ ' WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1923 Fred V. Dale as a collector. Mr. Dale will work on a percentage basis. An attempt will be made to collect cash on as many of the lieng as possible, and if this is im- possible an effort will made to ob- tain chattel or real estate securi- ty. Im case neither of these plans can be put into effect, the state’s attorney, will be instructed to be- gin a civil action and convert the lien into a judgment to be docket- ed in district. court. Bees have a more highly devel- oped sense of smell than human be- ings. Bee cells are exactly alike in shape, and each has a sharp point The Isle of Pines, despite its name, + specializes on grape fruit produc- league Li Just Three Gi ic) es Above Reds ly three hits: yericans wont wren they unded out three the ninth. ‘The score was 10 took tae a total of 21 t Babe Ruth, batting | tition in Tc ocked | lean homer fence | Voronto Buy. The Toronto Leas | won the game 8 to HIGH SCHOOL — FOOTBALL MEN START TUESDAY First Practice Will Be Held|} cond Day of Opening of The Schoo! Here With school open Mond: gf set for next football Houser, who is in the cit; paring for the beginning will have three or four of t year's nd many players on teams in the city and are expected ¢ bid for piac First practice probably will be held next Tuesday afternoon, Amon M Mary's te Fettig¢ and Willis sire to enter Bi and try for the team, They want to work part of their way through choo! and must do so if they come. Coach Houser asks that any citizens | jobs which can be performed | y him, ae | © DINGS STANDINGS NATIONAL LEAGUE New York . 19 47 Cincinnati .. ved Pittsbur 72 Chi 67 St. Lo 60 Brooklyn BT Philadelph 40 Boston .... AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pet.) » 16 65 69 60 57 513) 87 GL. 55 63.466! 51 66 436) 45 69 396) New York . Pet. | 661 659 St. Paul Kansas ain Are Alexander | s down with five | were played in the | bletic interest in the Bis- | Louis | a nucleus, Some of the! freshmen have shown well on school is expected there will be some] 8 from outside the city who de-} DAVIS CUP T RAIS WILLIA | | | 31, Sept. 1 and 3, un- | conditigns as last year. ions have won the! nee competition has cd. They're the United States, | itain and Australia, Davis | must cup, internatio be defended And by the it will s' he Australians’ and the Ameri-| | The f ns will have to battle off a tie| Williams, W 'y s they have six victorie: jiece to as held | ston and the youthful Vincent Rich-! their cred ards, the Yonkers flash, will do the} the mug fiv battering. These men oppose their old and! other nations to get to the challe sincerest enemy in Davis cup play,|ing rounds. Japan in 1921 defeated} the Australian team, at Forest Hills,| the Australians. They in turn werel PDIP DAI ADI Louisville ... Colupbus ,. Milwauk In a certain game, with the wind 59 64 .480| blowing in toward the plate, it is &8 66 .468) apparent that much of the time the is flying on fair territory. The pout 30 feet in the air. he batsman hits a long drive to right field which seems certain will clear the fence by a wide mar- gin. The ball veers into the direction of the flag, strikes it, and is tempor- arily lost in the folds of the flag. rights itself the ball ck onto the playing field. The fielder recovers the ball and Philadelphia, throws to the third baseman, who ateBuatent touches the batsman with the ball as Others not scheduled, he nears that base, patie The umpire ruled the drive a AMERICAN LEAGUE home run even though he admitted Neca that the flag was flying in playing territory when struck by the ball. AMERIC: IAT! What about such a ruling? St. Paul 5 i THE INTERPRETATION Golan The umpire rendered the correct Tonite el ruling when he allowed the batsman Milwaukee 4; a home run. neapolis Toledo .. Indianapolis at St Columbus at Kans NATIONAL LEAGUE Ho 4; flagpole extends outside of playing territory would scttle the argument. No consideration can be given the fact that the flag was actually flying ew York 1. Boston f. St. Louis Philadelphia 7, Others not scheduled. A Screener ee came into contact with it. AMERICAN LEAGUE It obvious tl the ball would Washington 11; Detroit 9. have cleared the fence by a wide Others not scheduled. |which was flying high above the fence. | Puzzling Plays || °%°im: ar play recently came up In ( ' RICHARDS, LOWER LEFT. | The famous cup has been in com-| SUN BURN petition for nearly 22 years. It has . traveled more than 100,000 miles.) v ; Belgium and Japan are the only} A On eee In the first place the fact that the over playing territory when the ball! gin had not it struck the flag, |- will meet George Vasell, Greek cham- ion, in a cateh-as-catch-can bout at | © theater, Bismarck, Labor Day night. Bismarck is expected to \ be crowded Monday at the Labor Day celebrat'en and the match if arrang- ed to please the holiday crowd. Kogers will wergn in at 186 pounds while Vasell widl-tip the scales at who claims the Greek has been wrestling on st and has an impres-| ‘e now is making his | arters in Minot. | Thor Jenson, local middleweight ——SSSanhSR9n9 ig M—WILLIAM TILDE BILL JOHNSO UPPER RIGHT, walloped by the Americans. Dwight Davis was the original don-| “If your skin is so tender that or, The bowl has become so covered| you expect sunburn, rub it well with inscriptions that a large tray; with Vicks before exposure. has been made to hold additional After sunburn, apply Vicks names. , iw gently—do not rubin. It soothes The old reliable doubles, Tilden! urn and often averts blisters. and Williams, who won the cup from| For any outdoor . vacat ralia, will bear the burden of the} yiees ig “standard equipment. singles, representing this country for) It eases attacks of hay fever, their fourth successive year. | asthma, catérrh ‘and summer They've never been defeated, | colds. Fine for sore feet, too. eZee Toronto is putting up 16-foot-high apartments for birds in her parks, | martens being especially desired as tenants, because they eat so many VaepoRus | mosquitoes. | Ovee 17 Musson Jans Uszo Yeany MANKATO, MINNESOTA. This great school is now entering upon its 33rd year Its attendance has steadily increased 1 it is now one.of the largest in the ntry. With practical eourses of study, experleneéd teachers, modern equipment, unusvial opportunities for obtaining positions for Its | espana ik ideal place for young peo- ple” to .oh- lain their b hinoss training. Ii you are in- ‘teres send for ‘our free catalog. i | ——-—_________| the National League and the home PLAY run rujing was upheld. | There is a flagpole in right field! acim eA |which extends about six inches back] Film of a soap bubble is one- of the fence, just outsiae of playing| 2 | territory, Park Yellowstone Paint and Varnish. Products Prevent Destruction, Stormed by Tons of Metal! yNs year’s time your table bears the brunt of a tremendous down pour of silver and steel. Excursion - $65.00 ,v*, $59.50. .**,. Round Trip Railroad fare, automobile sight-seeing trips, all accom- modations and meals included, but not Pullman fare’ and meals on dining cars. Ly. Bismarck - September 2 Return Home - Sloe 38 : amily. ..« For full details, see ¥ te | | { A Wonderful Vacation for You and Your | Knives, forks, spoons—nicking and denting, digging and cutting—slowly Dat steadily whittling away ‘the glossy beauty of the.surfece. ‘What needless ruin! 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When You Buy at Home You can inspect the material, judge the work- manship, and every-reliable local merchant stands back of the goods he sells. You leave your‘money in your own commun- . ity, thus adding to its value and aiding your- self and your neighbor. Reliable Merchandise Assured Home Buyers Your neighborhood merchant must treat you fair—must give you value if he is to survive the present close competition for business. ° YOU PLAY SAFE WHEN YOU ~ BUY AT HOME. The TRIBUNE Bismarck, North Dakota Thoroughly aged