The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 14, 1926, Page 3

‘THURSDAY, SULY 15, 1996 | ‘Aitonal Sports } DICKINSON IS. WINNER TODAY Annexes State Singles Trap- shooting Championship With Score of 196 J. W. Sturgeon, Dickinson, wan the state singles trapshooting champion- ship here today with a score of 196 out of a possible 200. Dr. J. R. Pence, Minotwas second with Sturgeon went into first place by scoring 99 out of 100 this morning while yesterday’s leaders fell off. Pence took a 98 today. Other high scores were: Art Mc- Gahey, Bismarck, 9' -104; A. Chezik, Portal, 95-99- Dickinson, 96-94-1600: son, Great Fe Wilcoxson was not ole championship, however, because he is not a resident of the state. Miss Celia sner, Minot, won the women’s championship with 131 out of 200 targets. Mrs. C. H. Parker, Mi not, had 115. Mrs. J. R. Pence, Minot, the other woman entrant, did not finish the competition, Next Year At a meeting held at noon Mandan was selected as the in which next yrs contest will be held carly in july and all officers were elected from that city as follows: President, J. M. Hi vice president, C. iss, seeretary-treasurer, John Rovig. Members of the executive board e today were: H. E. Secord, Grand-Fortks; J. W. Sturgeon, Dick- inson, and Dr. J. R. Pence, Minot, SECOND PLACE SEEMS TO AWAIT MINOT MAN When he was a boy Dr. J. R. Pence, Minot, read in a copy book that one deserves another, or some ‘proverb, and he has worked on that prinejple ever since, espe- cially in his efforts to win the state trapshooting championship. Vhen he finished the ite compe- tition today in second place it was the firth sixth time he has held ion—but he has never won nship. * ll quit,” 5 had hoped to bring the cham- might retire from participation in the sport. FARGO EXPRESS SCORES KO IN EIGHTH ROUND Johnny Rocco of New Rochelle Unable to Withstand Pe- trolle’s Attack wul, July 14—@)—Billy Pe- , Fargo, No Dz, lightweight, had other knockout to his record to- day by flattening Johnny Rocco, New Rochelle, N. Y., in eight rounds here last_nig’ “The Fargo Express” carried a load of high expl e punches that blast- ed the easterner to, the floor nine times before the final left. hund to the stomach brought sur- to the battering Rocco. Weakened and wavering by the heavy fire of Petrolle’s battering two- fisted attack, Rocco attempted to quit in the second round after a terrific right under the heart had dropped him prone for a count of nine. Warn- ed by the referee that his purse would be held up unless he made a satisfactory showing, Rocco fought a rear guard action until the end of the eighth roun ‘Semi- p Is Fast Although billed as the main. at- traction, the Petrolle-Rocco fight was outshone by the semi-windup in which Ray Rychell, Chicago f¢ rweight, gained a newspaper decision over Pete Sarmentio, Filipino. ed his right with telling Sarmentio floored Rychell with a sharp left hook in the second round, ut the Chicagoan came back strong, jabbing with his heft in-the third then crossing his right. Both Were slugging toe to toc when the bout ended. Benny Valgar, former lightweight champion of France, outpointed King. Tut of Minneapolis by virtue ‘of his experience and ring craft. My Sulli- van, St. Paul lightweight, knocked out’ Rudy lly, St. Paul, in the first round of a scheduled six-round bout, his sharp-shooting preven ly. from ianding a damaging punch De- » Canadian Frenchman from as thes“uncrowned champ- igh” “of - light weights, tomorrow ight will test hts apility to wear crown. Paul Berlenbach. furmer. wresticr gained ‘the titie of “Astoria rt Corporal M. E. Prather of the United Sta the Lake Denmark ammunition depot here Wounded in Action. ps detail at being bandaged atter r ceiving serious injuries in the explosion which wrecked the place. sicians at the temporary emit in Dover, N J rs. would lose the sight of an eye. , said he probabl E. R..Chure a volunteer and Private D. M. Huntley of the marine corps, are standing An improvised tent by the road leading from str N. J., with a family thankful to have e: ‘and bombardment which wrecked their hom munition depot there. ‘ ir. and Mrs. Dan Rich: Mary, Netti the ring at about the limit, 175 pounds, while th longer probably will scale about 1 to crowd) into tl league baseball park for the bow which will start about 9 p. m, stand ing appears to favor Delaney World’s Longest Chess Game Ends! Rochester, Minn., July .14—@) What is believed to be the " longest chess jus completed. Two and a half year: when the game started, Louis D. Kovach of Aurora, Minn., was be-| to be on his death bed at a ster hospital. A weck ago, hale and hearty as ever, Louis made the final move that) checkmated his brother, Frank J. Ko-} vach, and won two victories—one over his (brother, and the other over de: The game was started on Janu: 4, 1924. His brother, Frank, contin-' ued the game as-he moved, about the country, making the moves by mail. Doctors claimed that ‘without the! chess game to keep up his determina-! tien, he would never have pulled} through. Kovach devoted his many! hours in the hospital thinking out the! moves, and then would write to his, brother, who in turn would take the next step. Recovering from his sickness, Louis ned to Aurora and made the; final move, checkmating his brother, who made his last move from the jiversity of Minnesota. ———_—_—_—_—_ A recently invented umbrei up into # roll wer. 10 inch and 2% inches in diameter. a, that way } - Iwves- 4 tigate The picture show left. to nd the t, the » Luc her and mother. Will Devote Talk to ra BISMARGK TRDLE Scattered Destruction! * A roof crashed in at the town of New Hope, N. J., a mile and a/ half from the navy ammunition depot at Lake Denmark. Shells were hurled in all directions over ‘the tountryside by the explosion and a barrage rained down as terrific as-on a battle front in wartime. | population fled madly from the. stricken region, and scores of civilians were injured by the bombardment. One of ‘Em An cight-inchsshell, or what was ieft of it after the fire and explo: sion at the navy ammunition depot wake Denmark, Ny J., held b; Wilson of Morristown, N. hell frazment was picked up overlooking the val- hich was the depot, It was hurled half a mile from the scene, Use Gas, the scientific fuel. County Agent’s Work|& nty offi to the y Agent cuss Miesen does not th work of oth: The marine lodestar sari the pole star, by which sailors are guided. Too L Late To Classify jean rooms in modern ne writ- FOR SAI ing des! oak chai st t. A. W. Lucas Co. new beau- ty varlor and hair bobbing shop new cpen. Phone 7 for appointments. is, or} x than to ind R. ra Convict Miners Are Back at Work sing, Kans., July 14—(?)—More and a full) quota of guards, replacing the seven! y went into the 200 conv miners, wi i at the bottom of the 730 foot e shaft for JG hours last week,| e them to 1 ° Dunean, one of the‘seven | Bismarck Fur Co. yesterday, charged tne warden had promised to de to the prisoners dema had not kept hi f 1 prison head said 100 of the locked rd privileges, while the who mine: were t mine here ti nied and r come to the top. resigned promise. we! till investigationg Whittemore to Hang August 13: Governor ned the » August Auto Thief Gets Two Year Sentence Jamestown, William trio Plan aught wi N. the only one en they attempte of to teal a small coupe from the street Bring your paint troubles to the factory expert who will be at our store Thursday and Friday. No charge for this service. JARRELL HARDWARE CO. PHONE 114 318 MAIN ST. Handicapped at the start! The man who wears » © Theavy wool knickers is beaten before he starts. ~; Cool, smart, well tailored Linen Knickers ‘for golf, motoring and The ids und D, July 14—@)- incsttent .of a ‘businens block here| for Fargo, N. D. on a routine in- early Wednesday morning, entered a) spection of company property. pled of guilty and was sentenced to serve two years in the state pen ry before Judge J. A. Coffe; court here yesterday. nic’s two companions escaped, after a hard ‘chase by Officer Sen-; ‘Fliers Set Record man across the country club golf links and neighboring rough country to the woods aldng the James river. 13 Are Hanged For Plotting ‘to . Kill Turkish President Smyrna, Turkey, July 14—()— Thirteen ‘persons convicted of plo. president of Taney were hanged here at daybreak t The men, who' were condemned yes. terday, included ix, members of th Turkish parliament and two deputies. Among the deput Ruch Di P: who’ had requested to be hanged father than submit to a sentence of hard labor for life. The plotters were convicted of lay- ing plans to kill the president upon his arrival here.a month ago, The tribunal of ‘independence condemned custody. Armour Officials St. Paul, Minn., July 14—()- party of Armour and company offi i including A. W. Armour, this morning, leaving at 9:55 a, m. a D. C. PH. C. Doctor of Chiropractic. EXAMINATION FREF. Eltinge Bldg. ‘Phone 174 o- e Furs Exclusi Storage - - Repaii Vhone 610, 207 Fifth St. OLDSMOBILE SALES AND SERVICE DAKOTA AUTO SALES CO., INC. a We believe our most ee nscaae ween . ne Ue North ting to kill Mustapha ‘Kemal Pasha.) 15 to death, but two were not int Visit Fargo Plant' ice} ident, spent two hours in St. Paul! 66 xine The officials will return to Chica- go Thursday night. They were ac- companied to: Fargo by J. J. Luen- ning, general manager of the plant at South St. Paul, For Globe Trotting Mitchell Field, N. Y., July 14—()—. Edward 8. Evans, and Linton 0. Wells arrived by airplane at 3 p. m., day- light time, today and sped for New York by automobile to complete their trip around the world for a new xiobe trotting” record. The last lap of thoir trip was Rantoul, Ill, ‘which they left at 3:55 a. ut. central standard time toda; They left New York on June 16 at m., hoping to travel around the earth in 28 days. They missed their mark by a number of hours, CAN HAVE Youa | FILMS DEVELOPED | | | BUT_ONCE record of a years CAPITOL THEATRE TONIGHT —Wednesday and Thursday A RACING ROMANCES | WILLIAM. FOX: FOOT SPECIALIST Chiropodist Corns, bunions, ingrown nai and all. other foot ailments sci- entifically treated. DR. CLARA B, WESTPHAL Richmond's Phone 311 House 2825 NEW YORK DENTISTS Opposite N. P. Depot Plates, Crowns, Fillings Bridgework, Plainless Extrac- tions, Cleanings Bismarck, N. D. _ 408% Main Phone 234 J. 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