The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 8, 1924, Page 4

ie PAGE FOUR : THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ~7?7™"~" ; Sports STAR RUNNER WILL EXHIBIT SPEED IN CITY Rolf Harmsen, No North Dakota Wonder, Will Appear in Capital City Track Meet ig OLYMPICS | | TO SHOW SPEED BAS SEBAT AiiericanlAn@oclation TRIES FOR The 100 or more high f letes from a score ot high in tht eer of the City. Track and Field runners in’ th en, Hazen schoolboy run the 10-yard. dash bh nd 120-yard high hurdle here n exhibitic during the progere h chool Harmsen | on designated to try out rt American Olympic track and field team, and received notice to report at Jowa Cit on May 20 for tire tryouts. He has run the 100. do dash in’ les than 10 econd He will try for the 100. meter and 200-meter Olympic races, Harmsen, a mute, gets a slow start ! often dheeause of inability to hear | the eraek of the sun, but he is like | [8a a flaghJon the track, He is 19 year old, T about 5 feet 11's inche and weighs180 pounds. He is expected |. to mamke a record: here Saturday Harmsen, when he gets to Towa City, | will have the benefit of the j of George Bresnahan, track _ of the University of Iowa, a former | Bismarck man ! The track meet here opens at 2 | Indianapot p.m. Saturday K as Cit Minneapoli BASEBALLIS PLANNED HERe Commercial League Will Hav elt Detroit Four Teams aE baseball league, A Commerei with four t will decided at a meeting | | Cleve ew York | Philadelphi.a \ Ww. LL MW 7 1) 10 ty 10 » 10 9 10 6 10 ye American League W. LL. Pet. ib) <6) O84 8 8 9 0 9 10 9 Ww 10 12 held at the Association of Commerce| National Heskue F offices Jast night. At the next cavled 1d = meet ficers will be elected and b adopted, One two plans, 10; either that followed in Concord, New| estan ‘ Hampshire, or Fargo, North Dakota,| 700118" ee will be followed Heeok Get Three teams reported entrance in- Philddelphi i to the league at last night's meet: | o)") Tole : Asa sre: Lahr Motor Sales)" ' 0") Pati Yorthern Pacific and Soo Results Yesterday line, in charge of Arnold Svends- Ane gaard, and the Bank of North Da-| Toledo x Kota team, in charge of George! gt. Paul 2: Colambus Smith. Kansas City 63 India The fourth team will be announced! Louisville wt Milwauke agp American Le 7 as Washington t in- ness Gives jin . ‘ ee ow York 7; phia 4, Dykes Chance lsSeudiguiagy Glavointass: To Oust Rival Detroit at Chicago, rain, Philadelphia, 8.—-Tonsilitis gave Second Baseman Jimmy Dykes his chance to b back in ene Fhiladelphia Athletics lineup being relegated to the bench. “The wa Dkes is going, its ma take something worse than tonsilitis to} get hm out. During the winter purchased Second Baser hop from the Baltimor« International Leagu: the. star of the org: position. Mack gave him the berth at s in preference to Dykes, He sceond in theopener, then was Connie Mack | jes ee club of the! | He was rated nization at that Dykes was sent into the game and he started the Athletics in the winning ways. His instrumental in sev: ral vii Sarazen Three Pounds Better | Than St. James? ee Siu bane ee | de Iphin. Nowers will he interestea the offi handi- capper of th y York Jockey Club figures Sarazen is the best th year- old in the east, and yates him three pounds better tha St. James, start in the Cents month. Remarkable Action Picture of Belmont Opening Ered fine work was | veteran ctories. | B heek | n Kaufman, Chieas Cineiny : MARQUARD i FINE FETTLE Ancient Boston Southpaw Twirls a Victory Chicago, neients May ain. outhpa t + beatin x their w Cub: rates while An er » third In the -Americ as sn ies the lost th game, re 4 vie the Yanke nd, 8} Rube w of held Brooklyn to piteh and t ror ¢ basen the winning Ryan pitched for the heir es sl 5 to 4 iiion: won over Boston, 5 to 4. Hats off to the Marquard, the th ry her, held the Chicago batted ont a he pn the man, gi run, Connie Mack ninth — straight ugeing out a,7 e was knock- | | ance to farmer | conte j storm Mad | watch the Wild Poodle of the Ritz j ards would not compete in the Olym- CAMPAIGN OF NESTOS WILL MANY VISIT BE DELAYED. LOCAL HOUSES (Continueg iG ge 1) Republicans North Daketa | Large Number : p Convention 4 mbled adopted i in its platform unqualified Works to See How bill MeNary-Haugen nded_ its p J sure beneficial people west. Executive committee r pa of bill of supreme import- and producers of this They Do It rns took the op- ind last night to Five hundred cit portunity yesterd: | visit Bismarck’s two carbonated: bev- ¢ plants, the ital City rck Bottling. Work ted Beverage T AME Is BARTH | ute od ke uchinery used in pro pop” and other beverages angractuned Wid Votlled here, and were especi interested in the crupulous sures taken by the The real name of Billy Conley,; former Mott, North Dakota bey, who | led to fight Young Strib- | manufactures to insure purity in the onquerey of champions, | products, Many were surprised — to Ohio, tonight, is Fred learn of thes f the Bismarek mped here following | plants, and the methods concerning | them, A brother Jacob | Fre city. He left: Mott ot into t used by drinks of ed beve various kinds of ages were relished rbon ‘LEG BROKEN ASHE WALKS | rinse Miner Victim of Pe- culiar Accident 1 Mott and in Mott : will come to North Dakota on i t this summer | The Nut Cracker | BY Sib) Seth AIAMS PRO AND “Cox John Ries, Hazen miner, is in the Bill Tilden and Vinny Richards | Mandan hospital suffering from an have foot faulted into professional j nusu ul necident. © exclusive Bics suffered a double fracture of toes of tennis and are no aching: bunions on the wooden Lege ae 1 physicia Billy and Vinny used to be the two ay his und to put a ant eure dns the Hounélotdy iow (ped par’ of His welpht on thelen y to strengthen it. He the re the two worst profession- | in ¢ walk als, having been indicted on the [4 around for a few days, s! heinous charge of halal instead of [NO ill effects, but he happe loafing be walking, down the street when his ‘i attention was distracted. He step bed: oO. ae b, y s Astorbilt 111 a dumb his amateur stand- | Throckmorton animal but keeps ing sacred. again. He is back in the Mothers flop-eared soi ily of pur wishing, to bring their | up in the noble cha- mateurism should keep | of the contaminating in- ewriters and | rooms, Six te uni- e been picked from the iminaries to take part in the finals of the Stockwell oratorieal contest to De held late this month. |They are Edmund Belsheim of Dick- The sympathy of a large disinter- | i sind Crawford of Bist ested public is with Tilden and Rich- . B. Steig of Een n, Don- the iniquiti at Bottling | lane leg in a coal mine, when a lump 1 Corn A short time ! | MANDAN NEWS Indian Agency Head Strikes A “If the people of 3 the 5 Bure: in an Dr. G. H. Spielma of the meeting ured Supt. Mossman a uy overnight and ws n 3 more or less sobered off, But feently three men came up on liquor | and ¢ | afternoon i They were t the of them agr soon enou; train, gloriously tences guard house, d to come to jand show us where they got it. ! d We filed mplaint and two men | jare now awaiting trial in World’s Greatest Remover ts and ¢: Put a few d a hurting corn and Presto! once c d they may be you have end corn pain at’ the corm right off ey back guarantee, Ce sold everywhere t Bootleggers,| landan want to | mi8sioners held help us in taking care of the Indians drive the! bootleggers out of Man- dan. and Bismarek. This was the little bombshell em- phatically hurled at the members of the Mandan Kiwanis club by Supt. | D. Mossman, ¢ gent of f Indian affairs { his speak- s come up to Mandan, j noon train and were able to get their | h to turn around ¢ back to Cannon Ball on the drunk. put to work serving sen hut two ndan They | j federal | Crippled by Corns? Use “Gets-It” just wonderful how “Gets-Tt” ends corns Ds at No matter how long you've had by] aids, mainly because neither of the s Mey of Red Lake Falls, Minn., young gents ever wore a towel | and Loyde Thompson and ie V. dott: ts-It” is sold in this city around his noodle on the courts. | rey of Grand Forks. y's Drug Store. Tex Rickard says he will put pro- 3 fe al tennis on its feet and we aT in acme: hope he'll be able to keep it there longer than he did Firpo, With Rickard tyking over the sport, the dear boys will have. to battle under straight Marquis of Queensbe: rules, with clean breaks and no biting in the clinches. Is Good Perhaps the time is not far dis- tont when thousands of fans wil: on Square Garden to clash with the Infuriated Canary of the Boulevards in the first interna- tional professional tennis champion- ship. pure cellulose and Par Whatever ues the idea may All the bran you have, pro tennis can never hope to be a success until Judge Landis con- sents to digmify it at fifty thousand smackers a » elements of the w Tt is said that when the EFuro- peans le rned that Tilden and Rich- and grown-ups. pics they broke down and shed large salty ; + large salty tear of joy The news that Firpo and Wills are to fieht is called news because it probably is news to Firpo and Wills. Winner of the Boston marathon says he trained on prunes, and we suppose they are best in the long run, at that. I often have occasion Mr. Rojas, the Chilean heavy ; weight, is wise in using twins as W. J. sparring partners, . . Mr.| S De psey will probablygmake him se double the first time he lands, Ruth is again protesting because the pitchers make him walk so| much. We suggest the boys chip in and bay him a kiddie kar, A smile will go a long, long Way. s the mammy singers tell you, but Mr. Evers’ system is to stand flat- feoted and throw the 16- pound squ- vk to a new A. A. U. record, form and distance considered, Mother’s Day — next Sun-| day, May 11th. “Say it with Flowers.” Oscar H. Will & Co. 319-3rd St. ata * DELIVERED. The World’s Lowest Priced Quality Automobile. A Little Bran for You if it is thoroughly mixed with a well- cooked cereal. Not one person in a hun- dred should eat raw bran. It is almost is not digestible. need to promote natural and healthful bowel movement is in Shredded Wheat. 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