The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 8, 1925, Page 6

PAGE SIX 0h aah d GIANTS LOOK LIKE WINNERS IN NATIONAL Everything Peints Fifth Straight Pennant at Polo Grounds to BY BILLY EVANS figuring the chances of in the National Leag impossible to Ket York Giants « In eight club it is. simply from the New the first the winning t Giants ngles point to consecuti the of 25 of personality stands out ring the tact and r John MeGra ts results. It seems a club managed by MeGraw must of neces- sity be a pennant contender. has perhaps In fig man- of the league margin McGraw Infield Has Strength In figuring the strength of, Giants and their abi fifth consecutive pent field is the one feature impresses. Pennants won by clubs with a fense. The im the jors. The. brilliant F able Groh, the flashy pn, and the versatile Kelly make a combina- ard to beat. Close up is Lind- the hero of the 1924 world the seldom de- if inot the depend- No doubt McGraw would welcome more battery strength, I know that he is hopeful that several of his young pitchers will help him this Yet it seems that regardless pitching, offensive and d ngth and a fighting spirit Hy carries of fi afe in venturing the opin- the team beats New win the National League ion York will pennant. The Brooklyn club, runnerup last season. is not an impressive team as you give it the once over, yet it has great hidden power. Superlative pitching, plus an of- fensive punch made the Dodg a contender last son rather than a trong or f fense, In doping Brooklyn to 4 New York, it must continue to get the fine pitching that featured the club’s play last year. Pittsburg and Chicago are the two question marks of the National Last winter these two clubs put over the biggest of the of season, On the showing of the players in that swap will determine the placing of the elubs. I am inclined to the opinion that yo got the better of the d While realizing that Owner Dreyfuss had his reasons for breaking up his great infield by including First Bas man Grimm Maranville in the deal, I these two pl fi more than secured sh men the The injury to Maranville however, be felt during the early part of the chase. It looks to me as if the deal just , tbout made the Chicago club a con- tender, ing Maranville returns keep that team from cing dangerous as 2 pennant chaser. | Reds an Uncertain Outfit Cincinnati is an uncertainty. was picked, to run one-two- last year and proved a bust. year it gets a second division rating from the experts. Manager Hendricks doesn’t think so. He wants to finish fourth. His great pitching staff gives him such a chance. The St. Louis Cardinals, featuring the great Rogers H , don't look >, like a pennant possibility to me from any angle. The top of the second division is about all Manager Rickey ean h for, and then his May not come through, It look: ke battle to the end between Philadelphia and ton. to escape the ignominy of finish: ing in last place. The teams appear so evenly matched for that position that I refuse to venture an opinion on the outcome. : TYGERS LOST FIRST 13 IN 1920 SEASON About the worst start a major lea- gue team ever got was that made by the Detroit Tygers back in 1920, in Hughie Jennings’ last season as the manager, In its first 13 games that Pirates The cam- jeg pain, Detroit finished on the short end of the score. Somehow or other the team couldn’t get going, despite the fact that it was considered to be in pretty good shape after the spring training trip. Surely it was a disastrous begin- j ning and put the club so far behind right off the bat that the Tygers re- away | u THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE: Not so many manapers we their ibsence were i that trom ihe 4 But tim ture + have « easons, f coming, three destin field wit yew wuide the from the up Add to this qua who Cleve Ty Cob N uM p oldest ¥ in the h art t 2oth the opening Rogers Cardinal un off the « of the Pi san ausp too. proceeded to smas various inter of the ch ason . Lou home Coope by 15 One of. the rallies ever took place in the 1901 Milwaukee. sta the up with the when Detroit went half of the ninth, But a Frank Dillon, made |troiters to count | New York, letic comn suspension pril | ny t | officially app bons match June 12. Mick if welterweight stated when ‘he tionally to meet T coast terweiph Mike J weight and junior | pion who jnitely on the r French Boxir match in P stated after a No date has b of Speaker grea eason be heetie ra two doubles, the old ball garhe, PI AYING MANAGERS AGAIN IN VOGUE THIS SEASON ': urs a virtually hanged withw or play hack w of into pilots, their’ te p This ¢ vor by Jpaign finds still anothi rtet, appointer 1 Indisn’ named D. the start of the 1 shows a total of gers in the major Outside othe ton; Bancroft White season as boss fo Bancroft. Coflins debut in the new ce. Five of the Amer single six are Cobb, the infi ond bi croft aroun Cobb, the thr servic to his Tris 1 nian in July, etroit chiett 921 six playing mi leagues todiry and Cobb, Wash Dave | oll This will » to make rolg a few we oft being Two of Speaker d Collins at first and nd Collins rank s in point of| Cobb is due} Collins | Speaker his 18th. | GOT HOMER IN OPENER, THEN BROKE RECORD} of the game fe. ite: icious start h circuit A new récord for the TEN RUNS IN NINTH TOOK |; 1901 OPENER, atest doin the om opening game tween Detroit sof the: ue who ams: am in Ht the} the and | Ban- for For from then on h ninth-innin J the’ ABOVE, | BELOW LEFT TO RIGHT, S BANCROE ~| gages , COBB, SISLER AND HARRIS; ker-Sha the 4 promot » but the of | eet told to » the contest. SUMMONS NORTH DAKOTA, Coun- Fourth Ju- | i . Annie John inner r Miriam Howey om t Miller, John in the above copy of which wd herewith to serve wa copy of 9 Swer upon the subseribel fice in the-eity of 5 orth. Dakota within ) after the this Summons upon y ive day of such case of your failure to s id answe ement i and! the the the had the tilt sewed standing 13 to 4! to bat in the ally, r enabl 10 runs 14 to during v FIGHT CHAMPS NOW BACK IN GOOD STANDIN 8-—The state esterday lifted wo world’s ch rmer champion the Tunney- ‘Polo wo! Y promised dave t in forme lightw last ich ny De win | ath- the ham- and Gib- Grounds rid’: ein- neond ring on his case n set for the W Attorney dene marek, perty de in this action and for ection is brow the plaintitt Auditor's Lot four (1), five ¢ ship one unused” ‘th {The p pisint i this in in the com- whieh at to ulet title two MONS E OF NORTH DAKOTA, of Burleigh. ict Court, Fourth Jud Plaintiff, vs. Guar. Jompany, a corpor- Defendant. off North Dakota to the | Defendan e hereby summoned and re. to er the complaint of | intiff in the above entitled copy of which nd h th served upor copy of your any ver upon the subseriber at his of- in the city of Bismarck, Burleig! County, North Dakota 1. 20) after the summons upon you, uch service and in ailure to so appear and 4 swer judgment will be taken a you by It for the relief Pat ed in the complaint. exe! ive of the for Plaintiff, id P. O. Address, Bismarck, N. D. 3-25—4-1-8-1 managers “Vinafter described 4 j19 hereto | i | aid real property purs i The y an corporation wa Soderholm, formerly Ida Julia. Tor- Saint Paul, Paul, Minne: were de in again Sod ts, the plaintift fendant 1aa ly Ida Julia amount — of costs, which things di- of the real bed to sat- id Judginent nt luding vug othe! a Wri out of the Clerk of triet Court, gh Coun kota and the seal of directing the ty, | purs: it Decree, I, iff of Burl il sell kota, wi property at highest "bid: to si Albin Hede gh County, the here- brop Judgm strom, orth 1 s real uction to. the der for H the in the Cit M ‘ind, to 'satisty st and the s thereon and the costs of the premises Judgm the to-wit: Section Hundred nee described in such sold pursuant us follows, Quarter (NEX) Township One y (140) Poul, day of March, ae ALBIN HEDSTROM, Sheriff of Burlelsh (Span, N. D. \That by virtue of a ae and_or- der of sale in partition proceedings, endered by the District Court in and for the County of Burleigh, |Fourth Judicial District, State of ; North Dakota, and entered and doc- keted in the office of the Clerk of said Court on the 18th day of March, ie 192! action wherein plaintiff and JohauMeCormiee and auletties per- sons unknown claiming any estate in or lien oy encumbrance upon the property described in the complaint are defendants, adjudging and de-| creeing that the premises in the com- plaint and hereinafter described are o situated and of such a character \that ition thereof cannot be, J a made without great prejudice to the| according to their respective Tights and interest, and that a sale lof said premises sary, the aving been by proof to the satisfa tion of said urt, and -decrecin ithat a sale ar id premises be rs on the following terms, to-wit, for to the highest bidder; and ap- pointing the undersigned as refer- Jees to conduct such sale; therefore, by virtue of the said decree and a) | pointment,: directing us to sell the | ant to said} decree, we, F, E. Hedden, John F. |Fort and R. G. Phelps, the referees! j appointed by the Court to make such | {sale as aforesaid, will sell the real | property hereinafter described pur- |suant. to said decree to the highest the front door of the court house ‘n the City of Bismarck, County of Burleigh and State of North Daketa, on the 18th day of Anril, A. D, 1925, ‘at the hour of two o'clock in the afternoon of said day. The id premises will be sold subject to no prior estate, chatge © or lien. he premises to be sold as afore- |bidder for cash at public auction at! j i FORECLOSURE SALE BY/ ADVER- TISEME!} / Notice is hereby given that default been made in the terms of that in mortgage execgeed and de- by D. TO to Frank h and Dominick Wetsch dated d day of December, 1915 and filed for record in the office of the Reyister one of Burleigh Coun- y, North Da on the 7th day of ber, 1415 at 11 o’clock A. M. recorded. in book of mort- on page 3. ‘That the mortgage was sub: i in writing by Frank Dominick Wetsch on of April, 1916 to Joseph Breslow and recorded iin the office of the Register of Deeds of Burleigh County,. North Dakota on the 27th day of April, 1916 4 and recorded in ments on page 29 will be foreclosed: by @ sale of the premises such mortgage and = herei ribed at the front door of the Court house in the city of Bismarck, Burleigh County, orth Dakota on the 25th day of April, 1925 at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day to sat- isfy the amount due upon such mortgage on the date of sale. The premises describe ,in such mortgage and which will be sold to satisfy the ame ure described as follows to- wits and Southwest quarter of section twenty-eight in township one hundred thirty-nine ‘North of range seventy-nine - west of the bth P.M. There will be due on such mort- gage on the date of the sale the sum of $3324.25 principal and inter- est in addition to the costs and ex- es of sale including. attorneys Dated March 17, 1925, JOSEPH BRESLOW, Assignee, FB, MeCURDY, ia orney for Assignee, Bini N, ays: eS 25—4-1-8-15-22 Rotany Members Face Court For Various “Crimes” At the Rotary luncheon. this. noon there was considerable “airing of soiled linen.” In spite of -the “in- competent, irrelevant and immater- al” efforts of Judge “Bil” Nuessle, s defending counsel, the character: of Dr, E. P. Quain and §. E. Berge- son were effectively smirched in a mock trial with the club as jury. sill” Bublitz properly apologized + “Phil” Meyer's recent pedal in- jury’ while playing volley ball with the High school f 0 velopment of Acqu portunity for Servi. John Reu- son, A. W. Den of Grand Forks, Roy Baird of Di inson, Fulton Burnett of Fargo, Lo: enzo Belk of Bismarck, Otto Bauer and W. F. McLelland of Mandan, d Wm. J. in, formerly of Bi: marek, who was introduced by J. L. Bell. CORN Lift Off-No Pain! | 1 Doesn’t hurt one bit! Drop arittle “Freezone” on an aching corn, in- ; Stantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lift it right off with fin- gers. Your druggist sells a tiny bot! “Freezone” for a few cents, sul to remove, every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the foot calluses, without soreness or irritation. —Adv. Social and ‘Personat LEFT, FOR Bay Miss Francés Vier i ‘former- ly of St. Alexius Mospital; left this morning for’ @.vacation of several weeks at Munich, -Minn.,~ following which she wlans to accept ‘another position.’ | ay Mr: and Mrs, Andrew N. Mudell of | Buffalo, N. D. have been visit- ing in Ca nia since: last. fall, stopped here overnight on their way home, * CATHOLIG MISSIONARY ASSOCIA- TION TO MEET The Missionary Assoc @:ion of Catholic: women and: gitlss will: meet | tonight at St. Mary's ‘School auditor- | ium at 8 o'clock, LEFT FOR SAN D IEGO,.CAL. Dr, N. O. Ramstad left-this morn- ing for San Diego, Cal., where he will . ‘Ramstad ‘Who. has been in ifornia since ‘January: FORMER MANDAN NURSE VISITS Miss Dora Hovick, B,N., formerly a nurse in the hospital at Mandan, stopped off yesterday. at Mandan en- route for St::Paul, GUARANTED FOR days as on milder RETURNING TO BUPRALO,..6 D,|P WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1925 a Ee TO LAWTON . Mrs. John k of Lawton left if She has for ber home ditapeiors jbeen’” visiting her daugher Mrs. “George Mercier for the past two weeks,” HERE FROM HAZELTON Mrs. Kurtz and her daughter, Mrs. Ben Snyder with her two daughters, were visitors here yesterday from Hazelton, BORN YESTERDAY. Born to Mr. and Mrs, Geo. 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