The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 30, 1924, Page 6

PAGE SIX ~ ———~— THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ———_ $$$, ports)" cd Louisville , 4 87 Indianapolis. $8 2' 85 St. Paul ...... r 505 Columbus . . $ fou Mingeapolis 20 1 Kansas City 0 453 Toledo 29 9 @ 45S Milwaukee 2 30 400 can League Wao ae 6 7 1 Results Saturday National League Cincinnati 5-8; St. Lou lyn 10, Ph Chicago 0; Pittsburgh 3 American League Philadelphia 0-1; Washington 4-4.] New York 4; Boston & Detroit 9; Cleveland St. Louis 13; Chicago 12. 1-1, Boston 8; New York 9. { | | | | | American Association Milwaukee t. Paul 9. | Showing Columbus 6; Indianapolis 8 Toledo 14; Louisville 10 Kansas City-Minneapolis, wet grounds. MILLARD SCOTT NOI And Ma HURLS VICTORY * OVER TUTTLE Millard Scott, twirler for the Prisoners, again defeated the fast Tuttle outfit in a one-sided game on | the Grove diamond this afternoon. | ng were unable to con- | The Tuttle ¢g nect with Scott's offerings agd only | threatened in the sixth, when issued one hit, and thre before retiring the side good ball behind , committing but one error Holderbaum, star left fielder for t Prisoners caught a long drive in the initial frame retiring the side. Riley speared a hard line drive and retired the side in the 7th frame. Catcher Snyder, coupled with Jackson and Riley, pulled a pretty play on the wat behind third base, when the man bases were full, catching th before he got in. Jackson, playing third for the locals this afternoon, batted a pretty one over the wall in the third frame, with one man on, for a homer. * Tuttle's, four pitchers were unable to stop the Prise batting onslaught, the locals ering eleven hits from their ings. Grove’s gang ran the b n stolen at leisure, getting ele s. On the Fourth arson club will be scheduled to his team wa July, the at Grove gin at 2 and with NCLE SAM’S HANDY ANDY ADVENTURE OF THE TWINS BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON Tienry Edmark vie Foreman w. John’ Fisher B Jum Up and the Twins scrambled down the rose vine to the magic garden, « beautiful : Fagerlund . A.W: Fagerlund over the beautiful Anton Friese . were blossoms that looked like wax moonlight, and so fragrant that the air smelled as though all 3. Bigenskay -. L. Piehell .. I Fitzimmons store had been spilled. oa P Fitzelmmons what a lovely tree!” Lovely!” sniffed a peevish voice, s another journey Every time you find a new kind “of flower I have to tote you all to the place it came from.” Fie on you, cried Johnny Jump Up. very well that you are tickled me, I suppose. © Gomulok needn't look so sour. This magnolia south and all birds like to go there.” little black boy up in the s, heah I is,” called the boy, grinning down at “When de Ferry Queen came to Alabama to pick out a nice tree garden, she sez Hoppenatedt frank P. Homan for dis yeah Hornbachler . puhson, so you can sit in a blossom, und when I wave my hand and send magic garden foh you can go take dem dese yeah tic- The little darky boy held up three for them all to see. mouse flew up and looked at them closely, then he punched them with Alex Harchanko John Hartgman the South,” so that Johnny could hop on his back. H. Heckling Away they all went to the South- land where it was always warm and BOB LE GENDRE best all-round Le Gendre will represent the The pentathlon, fathletes in ind Stvipes in the pentathlon at the Olympiad. the running broad jump, javelin ron, discus throw and 15004meter run, Y CATCHER PASSING FROM GAME ybe It’s A Good Thing, For Kidding Remark Started Detroit Riot pals, a couple But there were fields of white that throw, 200 meter explained Johnny bushes and the colored people pick it off with their hands and put it into big baskets. machine that takes stick in the cotton evem after it is “After that it is packed into bales almér Jacobson and sent off to factories and made| 5 ya coane ‘This Brought on a Riot dresses and clothes.” are more mech are the magnolia trees,” said Johnny Jump Up. one we saw in the magic garden at southern people magnolias so they plant them where- See there is a whole encouragement to their pitehers, Pitcher Cole, who had hit him roto, wos wSPVAOH Aes Senoomes ROWS Nicaapaintheree Meusel was hit, Bassler remarked to asin ome thing on the ball.” “Well, if you must hit Bob, don’t hit him in the head.” s! But when the il hit Meusel he began to ever they can. grove of them.” “Those fields full of green stuff are tobacco,” said Johnny Jump Up. Next the little bird flew to a place that looked like a large. cornfield. “That is sugar cane where all our said Johnny ” conte aes nome soeessse 823333238SSSSSSS3SSSSSSSS5' ure just a few of the expres- sions the catcher keeps s | Pee | Adam Kraft” ‘The New York players next up heard i i Harry J. Kann . 1 the trouble.| sugar comes charged with sti J.-A. Kohler R. J. Kuhlman - considerably different in the “I think the South is a very use- ful place,” said Nancy. : “We haven’t seen half of it,” said tive his thoughts were far from such 2 U gretted the affair more Zz I'M. Korbel J ES g that will keep : concentrating than Bassler. incriminating, it’s a good thing chatter- ing is no longer indulged in to any back tomorrow.” (To Be Continued) (Copyright, 1924, NEA Seryice, Inc.) rote urprising bit BoaSooe2ooSSS>0e35 Rachel Larson Fred Luckow John Langdah) . Elmer -G. Larson . er.G. Larson . er G. Larson .. It’s dangerous. Read Tribune Want Ads. ling the story of his to beat} Street Was Chatterbox 3 Penitentiary the lineup the Grove year, should be the most interesting game of the July, the Washburn club comes here, | ed chatteri: burn and the game apiece. Tuttle Grove Doctor Scott teas 4 The Nut Cracker |, Me : There w one nice thing about the late spring. . . It kept the) is it hot enough for you” pests on the side lines. The Ringlings are going. to buy | the Giants. . . But for real clowns they can hardly afford to pass up y the Phillies. ae Walter Johnson was knocked out} of the box the other day. . ., We cheek je predicted years ago that this fellow | CRACK JUMPER | would never do, In Berlin a gymnast walked around a mile track on his hands, and, of course, won hands down. Avs It may be true that Harry Greb is a joke fighter, but the joke, you'll notice, always seems to be on the other fellow. Nis We are surprised that Tex Rick- ard handled the preliminaries of the Democratic convention when all his life he has handled nothing but wind-ups. ) | ‘An Ohio ghost turned out to be a boy hunting worms at night, which was enough to give the neighbors the, creeps: baipeett You never can tell about some things. . . Paddock, for instance, would still be “the fastest human” if.the A. A. 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