The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 12, 1927, Page 8

esta SABES . team. PAGE EIGHT oe | sor of Mr. snd Mrs, Theodore Quan- * one e : di, y aftern Plans Made For Season at/ Last Minute | atthe, 1G. Mon-| Baseball Meeting Held Last |) | as Season’s Onener Sched- uled For May 22—Plan 3- { detles Meniorial Day| the complications following game Series Memorial Day| fe fogutar quarteriy dividend oF er. He had been ill. for Week-end | : sere school and Sun- ee. St. Lous, May 12—(AP)—Cap- | dav school mates of Richard. They i ey a aed | included Bobby Jones, Elmo Berg,| PAE fircti fuas will tate on |< (aS mes LR pergh hopped | Walter Ulmer and Donald Hartly, | opportunity to s card offered and at th an opportun on the the Four am Dékota are other fi being former Bi turned here toward the s The card wil ampion| + Dunn of | Moorhead. Seidels vs. Kinnard Fo! this will round ns 100-pound pi i} North Dako Marty Bond of! Fargo. inal will be six rounds betw dels of Bis | marck, local lightwe ¢ ony} and Bat Kinnard of Fargo, ¢ amateur lightweig kota. The final will be six rounds be tween Earl Horton of Fargo, welter-/ weight champion of North Dakota, and Jimmy Dugan, local welterweight champ. 2 Asher, Herman and Horton won! their respective championships a year | ago in open contests and will be d fending their titles in the meet to greater interest will be taken in| 0 | 1-Ton Truck these amateur bouts than would be Vie Panel Body 1-Ton Trucl ‘Chassis wit! 1-Ton Truck ‘Chassis the case were the bouts between: professionals. Plans for the card were made at a meeting of baseball fans, held las: | night at the Association of Com | merce chambers. H Kelly Simonson was named seere-| tary-treasurer of the club at the meeting and Neil Churchill was} chosen temporary manager, until some| other busines: n who is interested | in baseball is . C iected to take ch: rehill being unable to de: ote ficient time to management th because of pressure of busin A game with Mercer at May 22 will open the season for rn At the e1 ema, n * nd of the , it has been reported, me can be expected. a a; orial Day week-end. The Ye arranged either with Turtle Lake. Mandan. reports, is now orga % for this season and is expected to have aj, team even better than last year’s, one that will be able to put up a good | battle against the Bismarck nine. Turtle Lake also has an outstanding | team this year and if the men play here, fans will be assured) of good baseball. | Several new prospects were out at jiast night’s meeting, in addition to} {nose already reporting for duty and| # group of la rs men. With] the addition new men tol such men as Kel nonson, “Doe” Love, Eddie To! horty Fuller, Riley, Lefty Gaznick, “ Maxwell and Luenber; f 1 practice is to be} held tonight at and all players} who fiave not heretofore reported J to come and try out} as there are no posi | ee | Mrs. A. L. Brigham of | Washburn Reelected| Group Vice President: Jamestown, the thirteenth « enti the.eighth district of the Federation | of Women's Clubs held at Courtenay | Tuesday and Wednesday, Mrs. A. L.! Brigham of Washburn was reelected as vice president and Mrs. R. C, Hanson of Pingree was clected sec: tary and treasurer, The term of of- fice of the president, Mrs. C. A. Cross of Dawson, had not expired. ttendance at the conVention was | considerably cut by the bad roads but! mn state officers were present in addition to 40 delegates from out of town. “Resolutions adopted include.one to trade at home, several on educational matters and one for the study of the | b Mrs. Branding bill, child labor bill, the question of classification of housewives, a uni- form marriage and divorce bill, and one for -the defeat of the Garret- Wadsworth bill. ad on page 6, casing’ Loektite Patches. o light-hor with gas for cooki: and heat; furnish | Bulletins ; ason fave a ¥ 2 yi q ee 8 a a eral s Night—Game With Mercer | ¢— intimate ‘friends. aitending.. There) cash dividend of $2 a common stock, in addition to Low Prices! be held here. ({t is believed that} a ay $680 4-Ton Teuck Chassis Balloon tires standard equipment onall models Check Chevrolet Delivered Prices They include the lowest handling and financing charges available. 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