The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 22, 1925, Page 2

—_—_—_—_—__ 7-9 seargos eee eemve seme are oz 2 > reeseane | PAGE TWO — Sports| DETROIT WINS FROM INDIANS IN FAST GAME Senators Browns Detroit, April 22.—-Cleve play with Detr Shaute and M loway and Ba New Y seattered s them a home run by. Picinich, the Yankees 1. Pipp hit a home ran in off Fuhr. gridge for three hits and two runs{ - in the first three Mnings after were helpless against the vet- eran southpaw. Washington Philadelphia Mogridge and Ruel; Gro gartner and Perkins. BROWNS DOW St. Louis, April Browns gain series wit! and Robertson hit home runs with runners on the bases. ely for the seventh time in seven games Chicago The Bismarck High School class] } meet, which will be held promises to be one of the hottest contests in the history The Seniors ruled ites until today when Sid afternoon, of the school. big f Rey rted ill slump. The Freshmen and Sophomores are expected to give the for the championsh The Ju lar and out of The marks events should PETROLLE WINS FROM TUCKER IN TEN ROUN Holyolé, Mass., flashy Fargo lightweight, completely outclassed Andy Tucker here last night in a ten round bout. With the exception of frame it was all Petrolle, the west- ern lad flooring the easterner six times inthe sixth frame. _ Tucker started well and took the first round by a shade but after that the fight was all Petrolle’s, Tucker being forced to hang on throughout the last five ro "The Fargo fig! ent well in hand throughout fight and continually battered him with stinging rights and lefts. Tucker used a wild left through- out the fight and Petrolle showed considerable skill swings of his opponent. In the fifth frame, Petrolle floor- ed Tucker for a count of nine and in the sixth set the easterner on the separate occasions. Petrolle, canvas on six The Fargoan seemed to lack heart to put his much battered op- ponent out with a punch. _ Petrolle finished the bout unin- qured and should be im fine shape ‘or his bouts in North Dakota. FUNDAMENTALS GIVEN N. D. ' FOOTBALL MEN Grand_ Forks, N. Work in the fun ball has been drilled into the Flick- ertail football squad during the two already been put in g, and mentor Paul r oday announced that this would probably be his policy e last week of the weeks that. hay at spring trai Jones Davis until about spring ‘te: y six selected -men composé spring state universit; the field to a ‘ope recruits, a selection o! sity men and sitxeen freshmen has been mad ;, work, Mr, Davis pointed out. is method is being | Flieker coach, -prépare a group of thorough! d men from which to pick glars next fall. Hard-working fresh- | le: to be given fully as re 8 seasoned men for earl the vy: Wallop Sox; Yanks Win Again , Indian wild throw in try Whitehill, Hol’) Gp vhedeach at Waikiki the photogr f the world’, With them w ound the world hits yesterday, o TARS AT WAIKIKI Murchison and Paddock Snapped on Beach During Tour Around The World MURCHISON, “DAD” CENTER AND PADDOCK in the 1 ashore after a refreshing chp. |General Assembly Delegates Named By Presbytery . Wright, who as- sumed the pastorate of the P of Bismarck | ill be installed by the | ‘Thursday | Ay 30 at a meeting to n the Presbyterian church | First | | Rev. D. K. Ford of Carson} e ut the meeting. he church will be deliver. . E. V. Headen of Wil- d the charge to the pastor 3. W. Ste- The Jamestown | n church, will preach the | Bismarck Presbytery was in| y at the Presbyteri- kK. moder- | . V. Headen of) d clerical commis- | assembly of held | to the general s elected lay delegate L. y Phelps of Steele was elec coach ef the Too Late To Classify | during the past two weeks and Da this would probab 1 M, The Flicker grid ¢: eiphia, April of ¢ f American Leagae throug! the White Sox by win- . Tt was the Browns sec- 201 000 140—8 14 040 060 00x—9 11 Louis . er, Blankenship Gaston, F. I CLOSE FINISH TO FEATURE CLASS MEET KEAGUE r nd the hopes of the Sen- EAGUE d, Ebbets fun- 's in the distance events took a m ing to a wrenched hip. The Sophomores will in the middle distances and jumps. m doomed to the cel- ing no effort to work Philadelphia at Boston. NATIONAL LEAG Cincinnati at St. Chicago at Pittsburg. Boston at ‘New York. Brooklyn at Philadelphia. ASSOCIATION er had his oppon- GAS WILL DO IT BETTER. _ n Highest wind velo settled tonight probably local change in tempera For North Dakota re. temperature. A large barometric ky Mountain region, the Mississippi coast. 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