The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 17, 1930, Page 14

BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, ‘APRIL.17, 1990 - Inclement Weather Permits Only Three Games | CARDSVIGTORIUSIN com wonrpnve House By anim I RCXTNBAGKER SATS ies, aw HES LAMMING tT UP. HIM Or OF Welcomed Back Two Home Runs in Early In- bani’ nings Give Washington a Margin Over Boston 60 MACHINES BEING BUILT Louis Meyer and Peter De Paolo B28 vee tlt a By HUGH S. FULLERTON, JE. to stage their opening at Chicago, hopeful of getting it done today be- fore the Indians have to move on. It might have been better for the 3 National league champions, the Chi- Capt. E. V. Rickenbacker, ace’ of cago Cubs, if the rainy area had ex- : aces during the World war and him- tended as far as St. Louis. Playing = : self & famousautoracer of yesteryears their second game there, the Cubs \y and now president of the Ind! took a 13 to 3 beating from the ram~- RX rtp ¥ \\ Bpecdway parted - nepolis pant Cardinals. Starting in the first y ey) me Pr bap cee is here pre- inning, the Cards collected 20 hits, \ CNT A x diate dia ai ee Italian six of them doubles and one a home 4 J ° eg sonar ae hog “ad = run by Jim Bottomley. George Fish- er, young slugger recently obtained Tope, with a record of 152.89 miles an from the New agi cnt id Sh parade with f ts, a fF reeord of eight blows in one ‘times at Te bye boca Lerr bat for the first two games. Td mH ‘The other National league game EM yOLDING Ee BAG = gave Cincinnati an even break in two against the Pittsburgh Pirates "Sis fea ey ne» sue |RAIN AND COLD BRING MONEY (1 SIE Amerian tague ame HEADACHES TO ASSOCIATION : -|Later Start Next Season Al- Two More Tennis ready Mentioned, Follow- | Favorites Taken mile drive over the Indianapolis mo- tor speedway, May 20. tf gf ( f : E H Se HO Me A OO <8 0, ty ae ff bine pala by ue de giie fg s Z 3 é nf 5 § | THe 8 bee Sarl epee iz gin, BS z 3 ii u 3h vf | ine LE if ing Rain Yesterday ‘ ° We —~— Tor Tourney Rid rt i Helps Washington |®*WRS LOSE ANOTHER osorgs icizand John Van-Ryn | S23 ti Fi Beaten Yesterday; Only 00 menennn Nose Out Red Sox Dudley Bransin Drives’ in Three Doeg Remains "Easter - April 20th Runs in Ninth to Estab- Ye Donohue Tames the Pirates; lish 5-4 Edge 4 April 17.—()— | Chicago i i a the Cubs; L MIC it ————_— t Browns Trounce the Cubs; BY PAUL MICKELSON it Star Portland Forward Bought And your heart is set on a New Suit. 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RES, SENATURS AND |2-SEATED RACING AUTOS RESTORED FOR MEMORIAL DAY RACE Ten Weather, in. tbe form eof rain raddaialoced old, I was Re hed won 10 to 8, or. some euch and cold, wiped off five games from New York, April 17. ian had won why. hece-we are sised up by automobile racing, like baseball, is sycrypody ae & team of sluggers with tional league and one in the Am blossoming into activity, preparing for — tae ue po big gem = tean, And the Chicago White Sox tha’ ekg in the grand| oy, Wve ie experts sald, ee land Indians still are trying prize event, the international 600-| People said ee ee ESé s i g 88 E : fn i § a a available . . . price ichassle only, f. 0. b. Pontiac, Mich: | wah, 4 YESTERDAY'S TRIALS) % ¥ SAY Su. we're tN PLENTY OF S ; 2 ~ Of Opening an Sonar ka HOT GREASE: Now f a. HAT. rf 40 ARE ALLOWED IN ; : ~ DENNY Wil el Sn Er a x St. Louis Gets 20 Hits, Includ- - PROFESSOR ZAMo WENT UP-—o Y e INDIANAPOL IS EVENT : SHUTE pthe F hils ing Six Doubles and Bot- i‘ A COLLAPSE ¢ ‘ By Moving Right Hand a Bit at Top of Club : pour or Wis Woden “matce 4 NEHT NeWlte) AT mist De Pretty Good Player Becomes Star Golfer. |" ph sas fom: Sig 2 tomley Homer we ad js WHAT HE DID, ine waniten Saat tag Mechanic, Ploturesque Figure] Given the opportuni ‘ i to ag ; ae $ INSTEAD 244 PACKED HIS ; - though Throw y FISHER’S CLOUTING GREAT SUMCASE AND POWDERED! ur) raps WILL SNAP . a Who Is Driver's Eyes, Is | ere ie 2 ue hae