The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 6, 1927, Page 3

(ai {Vina -{ Adaltional Sports 7 STARS TO PLAY FORT RICE NINE Prison Diamond Tomor- row Afternoon at 1:45 | Fort Rice, claiming to have one of the best Indian teams which has} Yeome from across the river in years, | sto. come here tomorrow to play the Prison All Stars on the prison dia- mond. The game will,start at 1:46. The Morton county team is confi- e@ent of returning home with a vic- ory over the Stars, but will un- doubtedly- find going hard. as the Prison nine will give plenty. of. trouble.” Anxious to wipe out the memory of last week's disastrous game, the Stars aré going into the game tomor- row determined to win and thi should bring a mighty fast encounter ‘The tentative lineup for the Stars: Peoples, second base. Holland, shortstop. + MeCrill, right field. Huddleston, first base. Glenn, left field. Forrest, center field. Cool, third base. Snyder, catcher. Langlois, pitcher. Frieken will be a sub. Fort Rice has played some of the best teams west of the river and is anxious to add another victory to its digt. YOUTHS. SEEK GOLF LAURELS Former Runners-Up in Public Links Tournament to Bat- tle For Title Today Cleveland, Aug. 6.—V)—Two form- er runners-up unsheathed their rashies taday to battle each other in the 36-hole finals to determine which une would be runner-up uguin und which one champion for the first time in the national public links golf qhampionship at Ridgewood club. They were Carl Kauffman of Pitts- burgh, who lost in the finals last year at Buffalo to Lester Bolstad of Minneapolis, and William Serrick of New York, who yielded to Ray Mc-} Auliffe of Buffalo at New York two years ago. Both at Top of Game Both were at the top of their geme, Kauffman scoring three under par in eliminating J, R. Miller of Washing- ton and close to perfeet figures in ousting Robert Wingate of Florida yesterday, and Serrick playing virtu- ally as well, Serrick shot five above i nating R. R. Burrows of to Ij "but he was one par later in downing stroke belot Kendall Morrison of St. Joseph, ‘Mo., 5 and 4 Kauffman was a slight favorite, as he qualified with 150 strokes for sec-. ond place, while Serrick barely got with 160. During the succeeding itches, Kauffman score: better shan Serrick most of the time. UZCUDUN SAYS HE IS READY Woodchopper Will Meet De- laney in 15 Round Battle at Yankee Stadium. Aug. 11 By Allan J. Gould (Associated Press Sports Editor) New York, August 6. — (>) lino Uzcudun, the Spanish wood- ‘onper, and Jack Delaney, the erst- while French-Canadian sharpshooter, Have-an argument fo settle what may funish one of the year’s most color- 1 heavyweight ring battles, even it has no_title significance. The picturesque Bounding Basque, gold_teeth, acrobraties and all, meets the statuesque “Rapier of the North” in a 15-round battle at the Yankee Stadium, August 11, Booth Seek Title Both have ambitions to fight for the world’s. heavyweight title but they won't have. an rtunity to further this desire until 1928, at the earliest. Both seemed. slated at the start of last winter's eliminations. to occupy important roles in this year’s title drama. But Delaney's rise was pbenptly checked by, Jimmy Maloney, ie Boston Irishman while Paulino s shaunted aside by Jack Demp- refusal to engage the Spaniard Preliminary bout. Since he knocked out Harry Wills on four rounds, Paulino is more con~ fident that ever that he is headed for a championship match. The Spaniard eagerly sought a match with Dempsey and showed no reluc- tance to try conclusions with the sharpshooting Delaney, who has cast aside his Hght-heavyweight title to concentrate og a'eome-back as a full- fledged heavyWeight. rs Training camp reports say Delaney has ful recove from the effect of-an injured left hand and “tennis elbow"'in his right’ arm—consequen- ces of his ‘match with Maloney: If ten he probably: will’ outpanch the |. But whether or not the idgeport ean bring down is another mat- SATURDAY, AUGUST 6, 1927 This picture shows the completicn of the last preli weight championship fight at Chicago in September. ing as Tex Rickard’s aide in hay ile the ventutre, is shown Seated is Chicago boxing commission. other members of the comm counter the latte will and then knock him out.” admirers box the Spaniard dizzy|were: J. SWIM CONTEST HELD FRIDAY O’Hare Sets New Record in 20 Yard Free Style Swim; Ribbons Are Awarded Many took part in the weekly pro- |} gram of swimming events held last i under Rib-| | winners of second and third prizes in the} night at the municipal pool the auspices of the Elks club. bons were awarded to irs various events. Results were as follows: Long plungs—boys {3 and under: Shepard, Potter, D. Byers; girls 13 and under: Kuhler, I. Barbie, E Sandline. O'Hare Sets New Record Twenty yards free style—boys 13 and under: Shepard, Potter, D. By- ers, seconds; girls 13 and under: | lL. Ba onds; » Kuhler, Sandine, boys 15 and under: POOL WATER: Is I 13. se Tests taken recently show that the wa is in thy er in the municipal pool best shape it has been for many years, according to pool officials. The tests definitely spike the wild rumors of danger from dis- case which had been circulated. The pool is'to be drained Mon- day night starting at 9, washed with lye and filled and reopened by 10:30 Tuesday morning. Kraft, Wenzel, 10 seconds; girls 15 . Barbie, Cleveland, Olson, boys 16 and over: J, De-} O'Hare, 9.4) and under: 13 seeonds vine, D. Kenniston, J. seconds (new record). Twenty yards on back—boys 13 and under: Shepard, Barrett, Byer: 1 girls Barbie, boys 15 or unde ‘otter, 13 seconds; girls : Cleveland, Olson, Barb! seconds; boys 16 or over: Kenniston, Landers; 13. seconds. Twenty yards on back usin only—boys 13 or under: Potter, ard, Barrett, under: Sand girls (no age limit): son, Grey, 13 seconds. Forty yards. free style—boys 15 or O'Hare, Kraft. Wenzel, 24 Barbie, under: seconds; girls 15 or under: Cleveland, Grey, 31.2. seconds; 16 or over: Devine, Kenniston, man, 21.5 3 high and swan)—boys open: O'Hare, Barrett; girls .open: tein, Cleveland, Sandline and Wen-| zel (tied). Fa Barrett;, girls Cleveland, Helstein, Barbie. mbination diving (open) bi Combination diving (open)-—-Hél- Barbie and Cohler. Hardwick; girls i “Y” Awards Given Y. M. having passed the “Y” fully, resistance on yk ‘a full-power nevertheless,” to bring him Delaney couldn't bring down di ore eae e has he the Spaniard’s followers {| i | { { BR Ate ata 13. and’ under DeRochford, 15 J. Devin Sl seconds; girls 13 or , Barbie, DeRochford, 20.2, seconds; boys 15 or under: J. O'Hare, Kraft, Potter, 19.5 seconds; leveland, Ol- | seconds; boys 16 or| over: Kenniston, Hoffman, Landers, | bo; Ho! ‘ond Plain diving (including « shallow, | Hill, Hel. diving—boys open: Hill, open: Hel-| Shepard and Barrett, | 5. A. life saving awards were given six local swimmers by the na- tional chapter thi8. week, all of them “Y” test ‘success- hey were given a pin, an in- signia for their bathing’. suits, and| NOTHING LEFT TO D 0 NOW BUT FIGHT Chairman John certificates. Those receiving them! nipeg women, are playing for the Lofthouse, James Olson,| championship’ of their open event. adi liminated all state (Fred Landers, Arnold Von Hagen, | | Milford Dresbach and H. E. Collins. | |Old Scottish Match, ‘Two Ball Foursome’, | Revived by Golfers Re was | ing the foursome as it | oF ly played by the | in the days before the United | got, hold of it, members of the | | tol Golf Club this afternoon were | playing “two ball foursomes” on the | Country Club course. ‘paired and play one ball al-| The pairings: Cook vs, Olsness and Bake: neh vs. S. and Prenner d | | ‘s agen and Hopton vs. France. RAIN HOLDS UP TENNIS FINALS N. D., Aug. 6—@)— yesterday afternoon und morning delayed the clos- open events of the 24th annual state; | tennis meet which opened here Mon- morning. £ stead of getting on the courts at this morning it w. j fore William Smith of St. Gordon Pirt of Winnipeg sti r clash for the singles champi rt and Bobby Baynes, Winnipeg doubles team went into the finals of the Red River Valley play this morn- ing by defeating Smith and Heleniak of St. Paul in the semi-finals in the greatest tennis match of the tourna- ment thus fur. The score was 3-6; 6-2; 5-7; 6- -11, Rain Interrupts Match The two teams began their match late yesterday afternoon and had it terrupted by rain. After a matter of an hour it was resumed, but the referee called piay off on account of darkness with everything all square. Each pair had won two sets and tl fifth stood 10 all when host: were concluded. Play was resumed this morning at 10:45 from the point at which it was stopped. Smith, St. Paul star, won his service. The effort was duplicat- ed by Bayies of Winnipeg. then the Canadians broke through Heleniak’s service to.gain an advantage and the | match wag. won when Pirt came |‘through on fis service, 3 The doubjes finalg-were scheduled for 1 p. m/ but it; was expected that they would be delayed somew The Winnipeg pair will meet Jayne and Widen of Minneapolis for the title. Mrs. Cochrane and Mrs. Pirt Win- ies H. B. LOVE Doctor of Chiropractic Palmer School 3-year graduate | Examination Free Eltinge Bldg. Bismarck, N. D. Ninary arrangement for the George F. Getz, milliona t the left igheimer; Champienship is STYLES — FABRICS. _ The new Fall and Winter lines are here. The young The € opposition with se. ball started today rdman agreed t Twins on a split bas Twins’ have Big duties as the nxious to . in every encounter. icagoan, who. is -act- eceiving his liconse from the nding, left tu right, are the ion, Paul Prehm, Walter M. George and O. W. Huncke. |Boardman ‘Working With Fargo Twins Charley Boardman, North Dakota's | outstanding southpaw, today is doing his stuff tor Fargo-Moorhead in the initial games of the Red River Base- association’s annual tournament | of being the ‘first in North Dwkota to install a device of this kind. Temperature and | Road: Conditions. — —4| (Merenry. readings: at: 7 a.\m)> || BISMARCK-—-Clear, 58; roads good. St: Cloud—Clear, 72; roads. govd. Rochester—Cleai roads good. Winona—ch oads guod: Crookston cloudy, 63; roads govd roads good: : ; ; roads good. Jamestown—Clear, 64; roads. good. Hibbing—Partly clondy, 62; roads good. roads good. » clear, 61; good, js mood, roads roads Tt cloudy, 57; Devils Lake—-Clear, Fargo—Partty xood, FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST Cor, 4th St. and Ave, G. Sunday service at 11:00 a. m. Subject: “Spirit.” Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Wednesday evening testimonial meeting at 8 o'clock. + A reading room is open in tha church building every ‘Tuesday, Thursday and Satuday, except legal holidays, from.2 to 4p. m ST. GEORGE'S EPISCO! Cor. Third and Thayer. F. H. Davenport, Rector. i 514 Mandan St. 1 Eighth Sunday after Trinity. ytiggrel “Beware of False. Prop- hets.” 8 m. Holy Communion. 9:45 a. m. Church school. i 11 a. m. Eucharist. and< sermon. Hl AL gan o! | NEWS BRIEFS. | | _Alvanley Johniton, grand chief en- er of Brotherhood of Locomotive cers at Cleveland) says his or- 8 jon has reached agreement with C. H. Huston, New York finan- cier, and others, by which Huston group will assume financial advisor- ship to brotherhood. | Colonel IH. H. Rogers in New York engagement of daughters - formerly the wife of Count Breckenridge. | work with the | LODGE NINE TO DRISCOLL The A. O, U. W. team will journey | to Driscoll Sunday, where it mect the speedy Driscoll nine, Hum: | mell and Kelley will be the locals’) FOR RENT The following Sunday, the | battery. lodge “men A. O. U. W. nine, JAN nIDS For POR will receive ly 1 bond contract of heating r Machine Installed will are to go to Jamestown, | where they will play the Jamestown | dof Linden School Dis- bids for} ar beginn-! and end-' To Repair Hosiery- off hose may be re lik Thi clusive =1 With the intention of giving ientele real service, the Roxe Shop installed a unique device where- aired to new, it was announced to- shop has. secured the ex- hts for the system both its here and in’Mandan and the work i under the For a trifling sum. one’s fine hose may be repaired to give added service. Grocery Store. The Rose Shop has the distinction pervision of an expert, silk NOTICE. The Bismarck Shoe Hospital for the past 16 years on Broadway has moved te 107 Third street opposite Logan’s Henry. Burman, Prop. Ludwig | Peralta ‘amos, wealthy Argentine. | K. S. Schumaker, superintendent of | Indiana Anti-Saloon League, and’ Jess E olis are found guilty of contempt t in connection with 1925 of organization Too: Late To Classify | ye Two nicely furnished rooms for light housekeeping, ali modern, with extension phone, priv- e entrance, close in. Also for) Wilton rug size 9x12. Call Eghth street. Phone 375. | at go | Los’ A two year old black heifer with white spotted head. Finder please call Central Meat Market + or 786-LW. | cD) CARS FOR SA prices. 1926 Qaklan Ford 4 door Sedan; Coupe. Super Six Phone 306. t bargain ach; 1925 1923 Dodge Motors, Ine. FOR RENT—Seven room modern house and garage at 1008 Ave. C. Phone 1068. FOR SALE—Ffour room house, Mod- ern, except sewer, 802 W. Rosser. Phone 560-M after 6 p. m. Greatly ‘reduced prices on all| coats and dresses, Bismarck. Cloak Shop, 412° Main. SSE MONEY TO: LOAN Improved City _ Property Low Interest Rate and Repayment Privilege Bismarck and Mandan P. C. REMINGTON 1034,-4th St. Phone 220- On North Dakota’s.Crop. |<‘ sively ulm Hoogstraeten, to Arthur Coys, Lindbergh at Dayton places wreath jushels an acre: J sHonwesies- |ion grave of Wilbur Wrights contavens tisteg® An sere: |pected to oegupy ‘one of the field! tor of airplane. two ball foursome, the play-) positions when not handling the hill | manager i Charley’ ighty bludgeon on the Twins’ side are Worms have caused: some damage to Martin, league attorney, at Indian- tensive, When Capt. Will J. Erwin (right) of Dallas, Tex., takes off this month in his moncplane for Hongkong, his wife, shown beside him.| will tly with him as his radio operator and relief pilot. noted war ace, will fly for a $25,000 priz Easterwood, Jr. (leftt), Dallas chewing gum magnate. cra Leutz said. Prospects Reported Still Above Average ( for wheat. tinued from page one) warm weather the rust would ainly do some damage.” His. crop yield estimates show that wheat will average from 10 to 30 oats 20 to 40; bar- y 20 to 35, rye 15 to 30 and flax 0 16. In some cases his figures above his previous estimates. barley bushels, sugar beets, he said, but it is not ex- Hay, especially sweet clover, is making an excellent crop with tikuleriy tine prospuetk sm COReA lier) eastern Rams id Walsh counties. In these counties he estimates a de- crease of 10 per cent in the wheat acreage and increase of 40 and 20 per cent, resepectively, in flax and barley as compared with last year. Rye Harvest on Slope Throughout the Missouri Slope country rye harvest is well under way and will soon be completed. Other grains will be ready to cut within a few days, according to H. Leutz. Haying is nearing the close with plenty of good hay, he said: Alfalfa is making an excellent crop, “the especially true wheat. damage in 100 per cent. dor way. corn only trouble being that there is not a \i] FUNERAL DIRECTOR with Several reports of black stem rus ; shave “been “investigated, Leuts said Parlors: 210 Fifth Joseph Shildkraut but investigation failed to show that 4 “ it-was anything. worse than leaf rust. Phone 687-W Lya De Putty Throughout Golden Valley county She'll Fly With. Husband « offered by William E. show a very even stand and nise a strong 15 bushel average, ! In Billings and western Stark counties the gumbo spots will) not yield much and crops there will not run above 12 bushels per acre In eastern Stark county the outlook is much better. | Wheat Is Strong For the central district west of the Missouri river Leut: wheat will produce els” to the acre; 5 bushels and: flax 4 to 12 In the southwestern tate the rast dama ier, accordoing to R. M. Rishworth, reporting from Jamestown. Wet damp weather the rust growth, he said. Bad streaks of hail caused heavy Stutsman fields shqwing: losses of from 25 to Haying is nearing the close and rye harvesting is well un. He offers no estimate of the crop yields in his territory. i Although not optimistic as to the Prospect, hope is —————————————S W. E. Perry MORTICIAN AND that more of it will mature than pre- viously was anticipated: fh of the corn in the southwestern jthe state will. mature and Are good for scattered fi where. ‘Near Bismarck much: corn is in: the tassel and wifl-ripen unless: frost is. unusually. early. Throughout the entire state pas- tures. continue to be excellent and ‘stock is in uniformly good shape. | * Littie building ie reported through- ‘out the state, prospective enterpris in most sections bein; unt the crop is assured. new. k and tile hardware store being built by. Walker Brothers at Selfridge is ‘ nearing completion. a Genuine Bulldog footfeed. | $1.19 formal opening day‘ Sat- urday August 6th. Gamble d | Auto: Supply Co. 220 Main | ‘| Ave., Bismarck, N.. Ds Erwin, a estimates that trong 15 bush- oats 30 bushels; part of the e has been heav- This is! = & 8 a fields of Ruby! ed - b promoted A smashing drama of e~ brush and cactus shot with P the thrills of the old-time west. Spiced with the roar. of guns and. the flash of fly- ing feet as Silver beats the favorite and saves his master. OUR GANG COMEDY “SHIVERING SPOOKS” county, many increasing Coming! 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