The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 28, 1928, Page 10

a SS EE EET TET ST LTE THE BISMARCK 'TRIBUNE i “THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1928 pleveland Baker Boy Pounds Black Menace Out of Fight Spotlight | mI 5 (YANKS ESTABLISH — |itt.c¢,2"° ve announced] 1928 tournament today, eliminating = @|by 3trs, Ammeson's mother, Mrs.jwas if to 15 in favor of Tein. A i i ji 1M . Gallay of England, 6-0, 6-0. Le’ i inning game wa Al Gotta Cigar? Ve IBOFTDE, acct cetil dmg ca | iblngia in top {EMT ae WHE an |} Beret. Opoien Hes score was a tie at the end of the yaad ee | Miss Lucille Small will drive a) M8314. Gphonent’ without the| © @| Olive Rise is spending a short|ScOfe a . ‘ , LONGEST LEAD BY jDurant brougham entered by theliocs of a game. She defeated Miss Harry Helgeson, who has been|time visiting at her home. _ | Wisconsin Driver Wants a Hedahl Motor company and Miss|Elsie A, Goldsack, English hard|spending the past month visiting] Mr. and Mrs. Art Bjorhus and yy fait Lucky Cigar for Bismarck Lene BEATING MACKMEN Esther Erickson will pilot a sedan|court title- | yesterday, Ha in straight sets|with his wife and friends, left family left Saturday morning for oy 7 Thursday evening from Steele for (5 ‘ is from the same firm. | + ; ., +1)| Fargo, where they will spend a p: H 7 wn Into lee fred Riley will drive asd] Rockford, Ill, June 28—(AP)—| A number from this vicinity at-| Misses Olga and Olive Rise spent . ! a oi oe igs Stem Bath fibchinee hive eek Caterente Sammy Mandell lightweight boxing |tended the Sons of Norway meeting | Monday afternoon at the South reac! able Oo * ‘ igned today to appear in|at Driscoll Thursday evening. Patterson ranch. the Corwin-Churchill Motor com- Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Agrell and} Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Barkman and Rampaging Hugmen pany. boxing show at Janes- u asellukewarm Approval Given % ‘ July 17. His opponent |}daughter of Fargo, spent a few|daughter Dorothy motored to Dris- R ooh Judge’s Decision; Risko ae rearg Motor. compatty Bes ted from a cup 4 Cees Cree soy eels coll, Monda; fternoon. Hsien i 7, . (By The Associated Press) a dan and Miss 10U% whose names have been sub-|folks, Mr. an rs. . Erickson hile Ing to paint Thursday ' } Won Five Rounds Titrazsectional games now will oc- Genie ar seat ae Roo mitted to the Wisconsin boxing com-|and family. Joseph Rise had the misfortune to’ cupy major league teams until the half-way) mark is passed in the pennant races on July 4. Guerilla | mission. John Birkeland and_son Clifford | fall and hurt himself, but at this! motored to Bismarck Friday. writing he is somewhat improved. | Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Skagen| Mr. and Mrs, Harold Chirstianson | warfare at widely separated points called at the John Birkeland home|spent Sunday afternoon at thei], along the line iterday resulted as Thu a Sivert Brenden home. j expected in each instance. ry H Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Botnem spent} There will be English services; The Yankees clubbed the Athletics! Helen Wills Crushes — | caras? Sunday at the Ole Spilde home. Sunday evening, July ist, at 8! at Shibe Park, 7 to 4, the Giants did English Girl, 6-0, 6-0 --— Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Arneson, | o'clock. if the same thing to the Phillies at the MNSUSN Girl, O-V, G-V) persons who wish to see the Mid-| daughter, Alice, Mrs. J. O. Rice and| ‘The Luther League meets at J. 0.} Polo grounds, 11 to 8, and the Red 7 ‘ Inight n must be in Norway at/Peter Klucksdale, who have been|Rice’s Sunday afternoon, July 1st.! Sox won two from the Senators in] Wimbledon, England, June 28—|the North Cape from May 14 to|spending the past three weeks visit-] A fairly large crowd attended th TOM MOORE ‘ Boston. The scores were 4 to 1 and| ((@)) —Helen W defending her! 4 at Tromso from May 21|ing relatives and friends in South|ball game held at Bjorhus Sunda, 11 to 4. Wimbledon champ hip, sue: = to Jul: or at Bodo from June 5/ Dakota, returned home Saturday |afternoon. The game being played| CIGARS Young :Ienry Johnson plunged to|fully met her second test of th! to July evening. They were accompanied | between Arena and Lein. The Socre | the forefront as an elephant sniper u in a clash which saw Robert Moses Grove wilt under heavy cannonading by the Huggins artillery corps. Gehrig's triple with two on_and Boley’s wild relay gave the Yan- kees’ three in the first. The A’s came back with one in their own half, and took a lead of 4 to 3 on their rally against Johnson’ in the fourth. In the cighth, Combs doubled, Koenig tripled, Ruth singled, Gehrig walked—from that point onward, the Yankees wrote their own ticket. Ossie Orwoll en- tered the box as Grove was led away. This latest victory gave the Yan- kees the longest lead they have had this season—eleven games.. The Cardinals, who have just won twenty-one out of twenty-seven on " ’ LY iT BOY STAGES RALLY street, will have a coupe. Additional entries and nomina- tions of drivers are expected Thurs- day and Friday BROADCASTING Eytattlemarks Lacking As Black iand White Whale Away at i Each Other's Ribs q Cor? —— 1 cally York, June 28.—(?)—Once renttsore that pudgy Clevelander spoiler ‘ate f heavyweight favorites, doughty : "Fre ohnny Risko, has battered out of ie) theshe limelight a man generally picked ng p defeat him. ight) This time the victim was George eleb: fill 170dfrey, successor to Harry Wills muss the current “black menace” and or the man. generally avoided by all ome jeavyweights who seek advancement Plan their profession. Risko was nytt ;warded the victory after ten rounds aken}f vicious, bruising mauling last wo ¢ight in the ball park of the Brook- uly yn Nationals, Ebbets Field. vith ] Although the verdict of the judges musfet with only luke-warm approval ddrejrom 25,000 fans several sport writ- asonjfs gave Risko a margin of five a ccvounds with four for Godfrey and ay; gne even. The Associated Press ara ycore sheet gave the negro giant! Irvin “Putty” Hoffman, the “Fly-| their longest road trip of the season, sect? Ata with three for Risko and| ing Dutchman” from Racine, Wis-|disported in the Three-cye league fenta Risko”” emarently. caught. the consin, wa ist one cigar, one! yesterday as the Giants cut an in- ith a thrilling rally in which combines the essentials of a/ significan’, half-came off the St. vith judges’ eyes talisman with those of a pleasing| Louis lead in that Donnybrook at oth on last a rounds that had the! smoke. But it must be a lucky cigar.| the Polo grounds. | ‘The Red Birds yor ad back men: anne glad to hold) "Everywhere he races, and he has| have persistently shown an inclina- aa hocks lt, ro athe stress of | entered competition on wactically| tion to turn the neat National ict. Thee cet eed every speedway in the. middle west,| League derby into no-contest, as the ait we kneckdown ani neither bacg| Hoffman hopes to receive a “lucky| Yankees have turned what the lisp! mark wt th “ed ik ihe toe’ | cigar” from some admirer or speed| American League once called a race. Porras of ihe ew oe the close. | enthusiast. The men of McGraw hope to make ii ilatat Close renee eh ost part} Perhaps the Wisconsin speedster | up much ground against their west- ‘The of clouts to the ribs that ea | Will need more than his recognized | crn rivals in a long run of games io8thered: elt te ether ii Koay | Skill and reckless daring when he| through July 4 with the weaker ie moa: tin ea ls ye ler. Risko, al-| takes the tape Wednesday, July 4th,| cast. Their ictory over the Phillies pega 100 12 gia. ti he alll for the professional auto races at| was four in a row, but. when. the Ww sh ‘rey’s right hand smashes eed Gots| the new Bismarck fair grounds,| Phoolish Phil’ ect as they did yes- Sere aniliie he hile “ihe | a8ainst one of the greatest fields of | terday Giant fans may well fear the oad seet aineta e ‘the Cie i ile the} speed merchants ever scen in the| next intersectional brush. "Th aardly dented themag rennin Oy | state. The Phillies knocked out Vie Al- Ea eas man mountain op-| The $2,000 purse hung up by the| dridge in the eighth, scored four open . Independence Day celebration com-| runs end took a lead of 8 to 7. The ot aaa” oe saa mittee attracted Swan Peterson, the| combined strategy of Roger Bresna- shall RICKARD CLAIMS HE Scandinavian motor king, Emory|han and John McGraw was neces- pe “Spunk” Collins, Canadian champion| sary to pinch-hit and pinch-run the 4:30 and-holder of many American dirt| Giants into four in their own half will MIGHT BUY GIANTS: track records, from Regina, Canada, | for an 11 to 8 victory. Waiter Le- city 9| 2nd other nationally known dirt rian’s home run with two on was the by track racers, as well as a number of | blow that wrecked Aldridge. Most ticip DENIED North Dakota speedsters. of the Philadelphia pitchers were whic Chairman W. S. Ayers has de-| prematurely wrecked, and that made Nort clared he will offer Hoffman a goqd| the task of the Giants the more Ct Houston, Texas, June 28.—(AP)| cigar hoping that this will be the | easy. give —Tex Rickard is about to complete | stogie that: i has longed and wait- brill 1 deal for the purchase of the New| ed for. Mr. Ayers does not want ovel York Giants, he said here today. any racing machines going through man “I would not be surprised if the| the fence or blowing up in a crash afte announcement of the deal would be|on the hazardous turns of. the new vi nade any day,” he said. “My in-| Bryan dirt speedway on the Bis- ‘< zerests have been dickering with the| marck fair grounds. Stoneham people for some time and| With a stellar field of speed mer- begi are almost ready to close.” chants, fair officials are predicting = at i The promoter refused to divulge| thrills galore and banner crowds (By The Associsted Press) begi the money consideration in the ne-| when the throttle stampers hit the| When Mike Kelley, manager of indt gotiations for the National League} turns in their motor battles July 4.| the Minneapolis Millers, wanted a thre team. The program starts at 3 o’clock,| victory badly last year, he called for | vl = ei an " —— Central time. Big Pat Malone. This year, he = rem New York, June 28.—(AP)—Tex shouts for Ad Liska and Ad usually = thot Rickard might not be surprised at delivers, = ‘ Kiw che announcement within a few days HTS Yesterday, Kelley saw Minneapo- = : pat ne ees ‘hau baught we lis’ lead over aac dwindle = | ‘orl jiants, bu arles A.| ~ IGHT. away so he called Liska to the => “bet Stoneham, owner of the club, cer- mound. Liska came through, hold- = rs 4 ainly, would. ing the Brewers to two scattered oe ‘Perhaps that wouldn’t surprise (By The Associated Press) hits and Minneapolis, aided by Zack ny ©Pé: Tex,” he said as the Madison Square Brooklyn. —Johnny Ri: Wheat’s homer, won 10 to 6. It was 2. cl Garden Promoter’s statement that. Cleveland, cutpointed qe Liska’s third victory in four days Yor the, deal probably would go through] Godfrey, Philadelphia (Cl0s, |and his tenth of the American As. q of within a few days was read to him.| Georgie Levine, New York, de. | sociation season. . I can tell you that I'd be might-| _feated Floyd Hybert, Cleveland St. Paul, aided by excellent pitch- Plas ily surprised. There have been ab-| (8), Nando Tassi, Italy, tech- | ing by Freddie Heimach, defeated co solutely no negotiations for the sale nically knocked out Wyoming | Kansas City 6 to 1, and moved into ¢ oy ; Die of the New York Giants.” Warner (2). Bennie Edel, seat es fF ne peneant race. |° 1 4 aati Brooklyn, technically knocked it was Heimach’s fourteenth victor; Con’ BRITISH WOMAN WINS cut’ Mario Massy. “italy “@), | of the season. Ps Pro Chantilly, France, June 28—(AP) Lilly Angelo, Leiperville, Pa., Indianapolis strengthened its hold Miss Molly Gourlay, of Camber- and Jack McFarland, Newark, | on first place by defeating Toledo _— . ——— — ——S= ——4 o- Heath, England, toda: th 6 to 2, i x i = SSS p British ua for the “French Sees Harry Blitman double plays. cae ORL DS AIR PI ——————— women’s golf champi - r — an, isvill i \- ——— EES fu feating Mrs. Perey Garon of Thorn: Philadelphia, beat Tony Canzo- | ote MO ee — tH Ter er y » by rnin ——_} Hig ‘" Park, four up and two to play. 9a Has§ Nese Ge, ie at holding the Bruins to a four-all tie _—F ul < ——————S= Late Ne 2 York, fest Finkey Ma . 2 8 28 analng exhibition game. Co- ——S : . anna if jie 5 opie Lee ———F > Hi, Yesterday’s Games |} Ss" defeated Roney Stoy, FEM A =, ; NATIONAL LEAGUE Eldorado, Ky.—Mickey Fedor, = Ter R H_ E| Canton, 0., won ove: Battling S- , Philadelphia rae 10 3] Steele, Smackover, Ark. (10). = om New York. 1 12 1 Dayton, Ky.—Frankie Palmo, ‘ > ic SMectland, Miller, Willoughby and} Cineinnati, won over Eddie IN STYLE PARADE ; Schulte; Aldridge, Faulkner, Ben-} Dempsey, Philadelphia (10). Bat and O'Farrell. Ponare Michel, Ceaciaatl. de- ated | t i] AMERICAN LEAGUE Tuledo.—Luis Carpentero, To- {today for the “motor style show and a First Game ledo, won over Young Dencio, | parade,” an added feature attragtion } R H E| Chicago (10). Billie Knowles, at the professional auto racing pro- 4 ss 1 4 0| Chicago, defeated Gyp Williams, | gram at the new Bismarck fair : tor 4 10 0| . Toledo (8). a grounds, Wednesday, July 4. Nom- iB! and Ruel; Ruff- Meadville, Po—Maxie Strub, wae ‘ Erie, Pa., defeated Mike Balle- A . Gi rino (10). Jitsmy Reed, Erie, _ ‘ 4 7 1) town, 0. (6). Louis Severo, ‘|! the tax himecif and that the $40 ee s ¢ hi | a Sie ana Meema?| Mendel fechas neetsd |] toon forthe “Tunney Heeney The finest cigarettes in all the world”—now they say this of \ i enna; 1, ing wi only when you . i 8 . (2). Johnny Corbett, Young: figure it out. ... Figure it out ‘ 9 4 7 en] Setutmeggd om Bon Vcc, |} Sein ey i ator 8 Lucky Strikes. They’ve learned that toasting gives the ut- - E ‘J . . ie ties 1 ing . e 7 0 3 ——_____. ler . e ° A 4 tS gp gi ls tags Okay |] biter poem inch and most in smoking pleasure. They’ve learned t toas Colina Grove], AL Simon sts he fel be wil call George Bus’ “Rage” and ; p { ined fal his lege; which, pave him co|| ° Cards call Alex “Old Pete” means throat protection. They're pleased that 20,679 ; No others scheduled. much trouble early in the year, are|| Man” bec: ‘ =f foams na. 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