The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 9, 1926, Page 6

WHITE SOX AND | CUBS FIGHT FOR SECOND PLAGE’ Chicago Teams Are Putting Up Determined Fight to “Land Somewhere” strong competition | » pennants is in the western corne o uits as the long — battle through the heat of July and August upproac Chie: several seasons of he ial ing Philadelphia desperate! ond position, sent Urban “Red” I to the lists against Leity Grove terday und won, 1-0, the veteran of| ving hair turning in a six-hit} after his brilliant akened in the ninth. me, Charley Root of k the New York ts with six safeties and captur he verdict, 2 . Pep Young’ base life in. the gay York its. only ° Cubs ttling Pittsburgh for second dd two have been received » Mount Dor Lockwood-Ash Company, Jackson, ) have ent five boats equip- ped With speed outboard moto Louisville entries include L. Jones, J Is City, Boyd. Several others Uurse 0 ruction. V constructir sign, that local men are expecting | the topnoichers in the of added features are day's: program Spectators at t eeting wil y accomniodation and will o of vantage on both the Ken- tucky and Indiana banks of the river. TWO HOME RUNS PUT BABE RUTH AWEEK AHEAD | Bambino Makes Circuit Twice i Yesterday in Game With the Detroit Tigers York, June mirers, ny rs for being a part n league, being planned to give variety to each | middleweights, boxed to Jack Reynolds, Muncie, 35 pounds, outpointed Jimmy Web- ber, Detroit (10) acuse, Y.—Bushy Graham, Y., won from Eddie O'Dowd, Ohio (6). ALL NATIONS "'TRAMTO PLAY HERE FRIDAY Will Meet Bismarck Nine on Local Diamond After | Circus Performance | The Bismarck baseball club has ar. ranged for a-game at the local d j mond at 5:15 p. ay, cireus day, | the AN Na- | tions aggregation, which is t i [th r with Robbits Bro j Negotiations for the game w pleted by telegraph yesterday. | All Nations nine is a team of ng six or eight different races and nationali | neludes in its lineup Amer- Indians, men, and he team has been following as the cireus thig ames with local te immediately feus perf ported, the ite matehed with loc outfit A la crowd is expected at the Five years ago just about this time, Bismarck ball park Friday afternoon | Hammering Herman made known to1 to see the game here. the baseball world that he was aiming ng When the Lion and Her : Babe Watch the Crowds WEDNESDAY, JUNE 9, 1926 fill the pulpit. Sanday evening, June 20th, Rev. John Morange, district superintendent, of Bismatck,. wilh conduct service: > Mr. and, Mrs. E. Fraser attended a meeting of the rural Fullerton Sunday, Jui 5 Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Corye, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Ryan and Mr. and Mi A. Button’ spent Sunday at the Mis- souri river. Mr.‘ and Mrs. E. F. Savage and Kirk Batzer were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Saville. M. Vie is attending the fi men’s convention at Hillsboro thi week, ; Lae Lola Sinking, Wits wee a laughter of Cushing, Wis. are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 0. R. Martin. We trust that the parents will make every effort to have their children attend the vacation bible school com- mencing Monday, June 14.~ Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McCusker and with Bismarck Thompson- spent Sunday with Te vik friends, The ladies of the Woodmen circle held memorial services at the Brad- dock cemetery Sunday, June 6th. School Banqaet Se The annual all school banquet. of the Braddock high school was given in the school gymnasium Monday evening at seven O'clock. The gymnasium was _heautifully decorated in green and white stream- ers which former @ canopy over head. The ends of the streamers formed the wall decorations and were caught with pink roses, the senior class flower. The long table in the center of the gymnasium was decorated in green and white. A large mixed bouquet of roses, carnations and guadolins, formed the centerpiece. The nut baskets, in green and white, representing a water lily, were made by the junior girls. The place cards in book dorm wate Gecueated by members of the art classes. The school‘ days have fled and gone atd urging the young people to appre- ciate them: wi hey. yet have them. Ti were Milly and | Esther Briggs and Rachel it the banquet. ay evening beginning at 5 o'clock, ‘the commencement ex- ercises of tl¢, Braddock sthodls took eles. “3 The fe ine program wa: March—Mrs. Paul Karts, Invocation—Rev. Pearson, Music—Flower Song—High School ris. Introduction of speaker—Supt. H. H. Hanson. : Address—Attorney Chas Covintry. Piano Solo—Mrs. Paal Kurtz. Valedictory—Ruth Shepard. . Presentation of eight grade diplo- ‘ounty Superintendent H. H. Presentation of graduating class— Superintendent H. M. Sherwin. ‘Presentation of diptomas—C. T. Barton, president of school directors. Music—Sehool Days—High School girl Bénediction—Rev. Pearson, Mary Jean Ryan, Lewis Rop Lesher, Ruth Elizabeth Shepard. Those receiving eight grade diplo- mas were: Linda Juhola, Lillian Hill, Arden Vie, Eldén Vie and Ray- mond Splonskowski. Mildred Allensworth of the sécond grade received a certificate of per- fect attendance for the school year. Robert Shoog, of the intermediate grade room, also made a perfect rec- ord of attendance for the school year. His name, however, was sent in too late to get his certificate here at the evening of graduation, so Robert is receiving his. token: of honor through the mails in the National. , fh ‘ 1 Made, eds Lose Four In Succession _ | !! shots ut the far fences that a new | outside ‘cover bore the pink rose and MIssoURt innati, which holds cireuit/ heme run record micht be establish-!] Pennant Progress | ee Cee : as 2 ; : the nehool 208 oy et they bexauet |_ Miss Alice Mae Lean has completed h ° bi contained opy of the banquet é s.{ed. There were skeptics, but most of ip sent, went down be- > Ps “ o- ! her term of school at Manning No: 2. tor as for the fi them cOnverttd Atter that fit. . menu and the program. Covers were ves for the fourth eee ee petra ieneNaAbOe | Mother love is always the game|its existence. That is human and|In addition to this it carries the | laid for fifty. The menu consisted tt Brew mete ecu wing ie Die chee the] , On June 11 he found Middleton for! a a whether in the beast or the beauty,|the same trait runs through life | Ponca Bill Wild West and Congress | fruit ese colar potatoes,|s0n to attend the normal. tnew Ginette) eg Core re OR eS ee | , In the’ picture above. “therandties wherever it is found, without re-|of Rough Riders. as show ts the Vatersiily, sated, "parkerweace, tolls, alt, and Mrs, James, Robidew and 4 i ering. the great hurst of speed New York. i 4 5 gard to breed, race or animal. most colossal and stupendous tha’ : 4 , jelly, | daughter, Vidette, and Mr. and Mrs. h remained in the run-| fering. But the great burst of speed “Dow Tory lion is evidently talking over the! “‘rnis mother lon belongs to the|has ever appeared in this city, re- [Putters lives, sherbet, cake, jelly, | CORENCET Yast Man Unter Lucille, Y was to con Howard Ehmke, then a P rf salted almonds, ning by defeating Brooklyn, 4 to 1 wn, did mound duty for Chicago crowd that goes by her cage im|Robbins Bros. Big 4-ing Circus | quiring six hundred people to man Miss Myrtle Olson very efficiently| motored to Glen Ullin Saturday, Kiki or scoring Ee tine aialy June 13, and suffered two Cleveland | a@ circus. No doubt the old she-|that is coming to this town in @|the show, four hundred wild ant-|took the seat'as tonstmistress. where they will nine Mr. and Mrs. Eee ene bane paths wll atternoo home run knocks at the hands of the pene 2 an ino ies ats Snel crit-|few days. The circus is the larg-| mats to feature its menagerie, and hee program was as follows: visa Phyl roger ha tnihed - Babe Rath’s 11th-inning homer, his] POY Champian see Pde dolls: clsm to make of those in front of/est in the world giving a street|forty tents to house all of this stints catbelge FH : i taoane of the contest, gave the Yan- orday Ruth aiden: opened | i ; her, but there is one thing certain, | parade, and only recently was aug-| wonderful and monstrous affair for Sante een Bh Bele ws hs trey her eae tre reese a victory ove peau thel yy aiotuhe aN hublers, for STE Games Today that she will fight for her own and| mented by the purchase of the|the entertainment of the masses. Senior prophecy—Miss Aves Carlisie|, Master Billy Lambert left Tuesday Yanks yetting 16 blows and “they vous ihe ir and Boston at St. Loui she will readily die for its lite and|U. 8. Circus corporation properties. | Two performances will be given. Class will—Lewis Lesher. for Minneapolis to join his mother score in a ninth inning CLES Beateeh Gus ey Bete Ao and other relatives at Seaforth, Minn. |snd Miss Mildred Briggs is supply-| Songs—school. “Stoner a | ——_— Q , in] Walker-Dundee Fight Postponed and came ba halt, | > eee ke } 4 Mrs, Fred Junge was called to|ing at the local telephone office. The toastmistress read letters in ‘alker-Dundee pon Bi a patel Henig MOWDIS| 7 kiu etevon mee tie cate NATIONAL LEAGUE | News of Our Verndale, Minn, on account of the | Miss Mary Ryan motored to Steele|the form of telegrams from Pearl| New York, June 9—()—The Pareht the: witining score. ine ook oes | Standing | Neighbors || serious iliness of her mother. Mrs, Saturday evening to take the train|Soram Reamer of the class of '26,| Mickey Walker-Joe Dundee welter- Boston errors gave the St. Louis|<cirewit ,punqhes, Ruth had seven | labs Ls Junge took, the train from Steele |for Bismarck to visit friends there.| Dorothy Swenson, Myrtle Felsheim| weight fight, schduled for June 17 Browns a verdict Peco ate on (eer On ela ; — Friday evening. Services will be held in the Union|and Milly Weber of the class of '23,| at Madison Square Garden, today was : [rere 4 ee erent eppeunate 3 e ULL ag Ben Gy, ee BRADDOCK Jas Murphy has been on the |M. E. Church Sunday morning. Rev.|telling of what the Braddock high| indefinitely postponed because of-an } u June 13. off Ehmke, Tigers, at De- Ch oa 21 Mr. 0. FE. Siverson, formerly of | sick list for several days this week ‘Evanson of Linton is expected to|school days mean to them since their| injury to one of Walker's hands, t B AT RACE ON troit. i i 'st. is ; 3 i led on friends her Mo ananano”nmn@>)@a)onQunuaqoaouououuquauuuauoym ———EETETXEE— >> —————SSS——S——————== : June 14, off Dauss, Tigers, at De-i Brooklyn... Mr. Siverson has been v MISSISSIPPI | eteenth Annual Regatta to Be Held on Ohio River July 3, 4 and 5 (P)—The Derby x inte dim spring Ohio and Indi, a rning their at : mn h tion to the next big sporting event on_ the .calendar— The 19th annual regatta of the i i Vall Pow Boat la tion ived from rk and from consin to Florida. The two and one half mile oval y been surveyed and all s anchoring the buoys. Those inspected the site pro- nounce it ideal and predict that new records will be established during the meet. Speedy Boats Entered Boats entered range from the four and five horsepower twin cylinder outboard motors, with their “putt- putt” exhaust a speed range from 14 to 18 miles per hour, to giant 250 sepower Liberty motored ¢ their deafening h pri individual cups and two high- 4 trophies—the Elgin trophy and the Webb cup—will be awarded luring the refatta. The Webb cup strict]. sippi Valley Power Boat und custody of it is for a year to the winner of the “free- for. one r. The Elgin y competition open to all boats of 151 cubie inch piston di: placement racing in recognized meet It will be awatded December 31 to the boat in this ¢ making the best speed during the year, At present Kentucky, Indiana and Qhio dominate the entry li others -are being received the headquarters of the association in. Peoria, Ml. Woman Pilot Enters One woman pilot has been entered, Mrs. Mickey Meals, who will drive the “Miss Velie,” a boat in the 215 class. One and probably two other women are to be entered in the races, Ideal promoters believe. Entries to date include the fol- a minute boats 725 class, m Hauston, Texas, by J. E. Sell- , J. A. Mitchell. “Miss Houston ” 610 class, Frank H. Robertson J, E. Sellman’s “Hornet Il,” mpion. of the 510 class, holding ie recard. of 51 miles per hour. “Miss Kemah,” 151 class, Joseph Falk, Houston, Texas, “ Runner,” free-for-all, and 151 class, E. T. Holliday, y," and “Pal QO Mine,” -for-all, Russell Dowers, Rising Indiana. ‘ These two boats’ ate ‘Among the fastest and were ernational winners in 1925, com- Pi in Belgium for the King Al- trophy. seen Boy,” 151 class, J. W. Rising Sun, Ind, a ‘incinnati II,” free-for-all, Kentucky Colone!,” 151 ‘class, Bf s Cincinnati, ?” 161 class, Pat Parish, A. D. MeLeod, * has been show: Pacifie coast and in boat is eonsidered a con: Elgin t Four off Russell and Myers, Red , at New York, July 1, off Davis, Browns, at St. Louis. White Sox, at New 4 off Coveleskie and Uhle, Indians, at New York, ‘MENTO ENTER TITLE BOUT ON EVEN TERMS Berlenbach’s Friends Confi- Old Policy Will Prove Successful New York, June 9.—(P)—~A rushing | sing with left hand, | e method best suited to Paul ’s defense of his heavyweight boxing _ title Young Stribling of Atlanta, the Yankee Stadium tomorrow in the opinion of boxing follower Stribling is a capable mixer yet he is not regarded as one to force the fighting, and many decisions have been awarded for aggr veness in New York state, Berlenbachs friends are confident that his old policy of attacking even against odds will come to him in his hour of need. As the time for the 15-round bat- tle aproaches, it appears that the men will enter the ring on even terms, Both report themselves fit and have ended their strenuous training. Turtle Lake Loses to Harvey, 13 to 11 Turtle Lake, June ~—In a game,!! played durin; ritable sand storm Sun » Har won from Turtle Lake on thé Turtle Lake Diamond freely and the blowing sand and high wind made fieldi difficeu The Lakers had a chan the ninth with two men on b: at bat was unable to connec The box scor Tu p. Vonderheide, cf. . Totals Harvey— E, Greenwood, 2b..... Wartner, ss. \.... Eberle, p. . Hulsebus, if. D. Greenwoo Lindquist, 3b. Burmeister, c. Grauman, ef. . Heathcote, rf. r | weemocerwe BE) be gien Struck out: “By Throckmorton, 8; by Eberle, Bases on bails: Threkmorton, 5; off Eberle, pitched ball:' Sherer, Dberle. runs: Burmeister, Grauman (2). Tw baggers: Boehm, Olson (2), Throc ‘erle. nate eto | GOOE! : Stent Dean Downey, Cleve- win, land middleweight, won f; “wake to’ boats in this |R; ork IP Showers August 8, ke and Kerry| TO DRAW MANY off Caldwell, Indians, at) with a score of 13 to 11. Both Throckmorton and Eberle were hit Boston . Philadelphia Games Today St. Louis at New York. Chicago at Boston. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, Cincinnati at Brooklyn. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION pea 4 i i | Milwaukee . jLouisville |Indianapolis . Kansas Cit \Toledo St, Paul Minneapolis Columbus Hl Games Today | Kansas City at St. Paul. {Minneapolis at Milwaukee. | Others not scheduled. C—O | ! Yesterday’s Games | NATIONAL LEAGUE R H Pittsburgh Brooklyn . 5 Songer, Kremer and Weeny, Boevery, Everhart and O'N Hargraves, Cincinnati Boston ) Mays, May and Picnich; Wertz, Hern and J. Tayl Chicago .. New York. : Root and Gonzales ence. (Others postponed, rain.) AMERICAN LEAGUE Rk New York i Detroit (11 innings) Jones, Hoyt, Thomas and P. Col- ins; Stoner, W. Collins, Holloway and Manion, Woodall. Boston. Washington Cleveland New York... 25 Hazelton frien 8 Miss Julia Zelimer and } n returned to Bismarck Monday noon after spending the week end at the ve homes here. Mr. C. Staak and , down from to spend the sum- here. The Staaks have been living in Bismarck while ji has been attending St. Mary's school. ards are out announcing the mar- Miss Gladiss Doerschlag, 7 | daughter of Mr. 4 L. M. Doers chlag, of Pasa id Lewis Leffler Spangler, on Sunday afternoon, the twentieth of June, at half after four, at. the Z i Pasadina, Californi; chlag spent part of her y life here and received her early educa- tion ‘in the Braddock school. Her nds here send con; ulations and best wishes for future happiness. Mrs. Catherine Hendershott of Bis- marck, was the guest of Mr. and M Wm. Baxtee a few days this week. Miss Violet Mae Pugh and Manuel Shrenk of Bismarck were married Saturday evening at 6 o'clock at the home of the bride’s parents north of Braddock, Only immediate ti nd intimate friends were in atten- 2ldance. | Mr. and Mrs. Shrenk will make their home in Bismarck. Miss Hazel Martini and her pupils */and their parents enjoyed a picnic at Baxter’s grove Thursday afternoon. Miss Millie Deber is clerking in the Vie and Long store. “Miss Edith Haas of the high school staff left Thursday morning to spend her vacation at her home in Ellen- dale. Joe Fitzgibbons motored to Man- an Wednesday afternoon, Miss Rachel Shepard was the guest of Miss Mildred Briggs 'a few days this week, The Ladies of the Woodmen circle met with Mrs. S. S. Tracy at the home of Mrs. M. F. Shepard Wednes- day afternoon. After the usual rou- tine of business a delicious lunch lavas served. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. E. F. Savage Wed- nesday evening, dune 16. .Mrs, Mar- et M. Laughlin, district organi: is’ expected to be present at thi meeting. Harry Tracy, who has been a stu- Rident of the Braddock high school, left Wednesday for his home at Pol- lock, S. D. The Catholic Bible school is being held in St. Mary’s church, Braddock, this week. Miss Bernice Elsberry, of the Braddock school staff, left Thursday 2lafternoon for her home at Valtey Ogden, Merrill, Ferguson, Mar- berry and Ruel, ‘Severeid; “Levsen and L. Sewell, RoW E 0 6 0 o at 7 Grove and Cochrane; Faber and | Schalk. AMERICAN fa E 4 10 2 2 Minneapolis Milwaukee . Benton and 0} and McMenemty. ; -~ —--—- | (Others played previously.) Totals. vesees..46 13 18 15 27 u WESTERN LEAGUE Des Moines 8; Wichita 2. Denver 2; Tulsa 3. Omaha 8; Oklahoma City 11. Lincoln-St. Joseph played Sunday. mmorton (2), Weinberg, Wariner, Eb. McGooty Will Meet ‘Young Gow at Minot Minot, N. D., June 9—Eddie Me- 4 iddleweight champion of the Twin Cities, will be brought to Minot June 18 to meet Young Gow of this New York (10). Showers,) city, iy Chisago, “cotphiniad Hybe 7 a zi. who has ‘outfought all, opposing Buffalo (10). t in North Dakota, ‘southern katchewan and eastern Montana. McDonald of St. Paul will fight pellet Anderson, Cov- Rotzlaff of Minot on the same a: Al Webster, Bill. \ City. She motored to Steele to take the train, 0. M. Vie left on Monday as a delegate from Braddock to attend the firemen’s convention at Hillshoro, N. alk. , Mr. H. W. Allen has had a new well put down on his farm west of town and is also putting one: down at his house which is rented by M. E. Ryan. Mr. and Mrs, H. M. Sherwin left Friday morning on an extended trip to Kalispell, Montana, to visit with ’s mother, after which they intend to visit Mrs. Sher- win’s folks at Eau Claire, Wis. They are making ‘the trip by auto and in- tend to camp along the way. G. C, Sempel and son, Warren, re- turned Thursday evening after ‘sev- gral days visit with friends at Pierre, . George Rouser, who has been help- ing Mr. Sempel in. the barber ‘shop here, has purchased the barber shop in Kintyre and will start in business for himself, : em(koa-Str(phg,CgueS, VsMhtf,M’ingg Mr. ang Mrs.'Van Gorden of Dana , are the proud parents of kath sh iss Ruth Shephard was at Kin visitor Thursday and Friday. ig iss Olga Button is visiting wi her sinter at Leys ge with Norman Engel, candidate for county judge, and Elmer Odegaard, candidate in Brad for clerk of t, Pray of court dock. mil Hardt of Ni " Braddock caller Briday ai oe Mrs, HW Taher a ‘arday morning by way of: D weeks’ vacation with 5: ou BALANCE _ A shrewd and unique balanc- -_ing of mildness and fullness, and as a result, ever-mounting popularity and prestige.