The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 1, 1930, Page 7

os | Additional Sports May NEW BASEBALL ERA LOOMS WITH LIGHTS Des Moines Club to Play at Night to Encourage Bigger Fan Attendance Des Moines, Ia., May 1.—(7)—A new era in minor league baseball may be in the offing if the dreams of Lee Keyser, president of the Des Moines Western League team, come true. Seeking a remedy to the dwindling attendance at the ball games, Keyser conceived the idea of installing huge electric projectors at his park to en- able the playing of the national pas- time at night. The big test of Keyser’s venture will come tomorrow night when the Des Moines team will play the Wich- lta aviators in the first regularly scheduled league game in the history of the sport. Notables of the sport from all sections of the country will be here to pass judgment on the in- novation which Keyser hopes will al- leviate the financial ills of the minor Yeagues. Steel towers, have been constructed outside the park to support the mammoth light projectors which will throw. light. to- powee more ‘than 40,000,000 candle- Preliminary tests have given every pvery dada Hid that the players will have no trouble in performing in a manner. customary under the light afforded by nature. ‘So brilliant are the illuminating powers of the plant that thousands of birds, under the illusion that it was sun-up, flocked about the park last night while-a-test was being made. some 90 feet high, Housewives inthe: vicinity~ claimed | - that their chickens started ‘their crowing hours. earlier, having been given a false impression of the time. Walker Cup Team Traveling on Sea Jones. and Seven Other Yankee Golfers on Way to Eu- rope for Matches | New York, May 1—(?)—Robert T. Jones Jr, and seven other crack ama- teur golfers, comprising America’s ‘Walker cup team, were on the high seas today bound for England. ‘Within two weeks the American golfing emigrants will defend the trophy, donated by George H. Walker, president of the U. S. G. A., in 1920 and won five consecutive times by the United States. Captain Jones had little to say be- yond the fact that he believed the American team tobe’ strong one: And that he hoped to retain the in- ternational cup. The veteran of the team was Francis Ouimet, who has had a hand in all of the matches played so far. Jones has played in four Walker cup matches and yet has to taste defeat in the ‘singles. The Georgian did not make the trip in 1923. George Voigt antl Don Moe are the ‘only two new to international com- petition. In addition Jones, Ouimet, Voigt and Moe the Walker cup team included Harrison. R. Johnston, George Von Elm, Dr. O. F. Willing and Roland MacKenzie. Napoleon Athletes Win Triangular Meet Title Napoleon, N. D., May 1.—Napoleon tri track-meet-held this- week at Linton. Hazelton, the third entry, failed to score. Napoleon won the meet with 47 points and Linton ‘scored 42. Joe Hunkele, Napoleon, won indi- vidual honors, placing first in the mile, half-mile and 440. Out of the 10 events, Napoleon took five firsts and tied for another first place. Reid- linger, Linton, scored 10 points. The meet was held to give the ‘Dr. Hibbs DENTIST, CAREFUL ~ NOT ROUGH | The guaranteed special patent flours LYON’S BEST OR CLIMAX “Our Money Back” guar- antee is an insurance policy with every sack. RUSSELL- MILLER trackmen additional training for the i Fevleadl City track met to be held nd. 3. In *aattion to the Capital City meet, Napoleon will participate in the following meets: Logan county mect at Gackle, May'9; N-I meet, Ellen- dale,, May 6; Napoléon invitation, May. 17; and Pursian Park, May 24. -|Stanton Youth Will Compete in Shriner Boxing Tournament Minneapolis, May 1.—(?)—Ted Loy, Stanton, N. D., of the North Dakota,| Agricultural college at Fargo, today filed his entry in the Shriners’ Gold- en Glove boxing tournament to be: held here May 8 and 9. Five other entries also were re- eived today, including that of Alfred Lindley, Minneapolis, former Yale athlete, who will fight in the heavy- weight division. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR RENT—Newly decorated, nicely furnished sleeping room with two windows, suitable for one or two. Close in, hot water at all times. Call at 313 Ave. A. WANTED—Young lady for office work, no experience necessary. An- | swer in own hand writing Box 564, Bismarck., FOR SALE—Desirable 5 room mod- érn stucco bungalow, including 2 large bed. rooms, large sun parlor, | fine floors, very good plumbing equipment, hot water heat, heated Garage, first class condition, near school,-good location, at a bargain, on liberal terms, owner leaving city; immediate possession. Be sure to i this property. Geo. M. Regis- er. | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MAY 1, 1930 MINNESOTA PLINBS MYSTERIOUS KILLING Charred Body Found in Straw Stack Linked With Bullet- Riddled Auto Redwood Falls, Minn., May 1—(#)— Operatives of the state burcau of criminal apprehension today joined Redwood county officials: in investi- | ‘ay | gating the finding of a charred in a straw stack.near Vesta late ‘Tuesday. Although the body was: burned be- jyond recognition, Coroner A. W. Hub- bard said, finding of a safety pin in tke man’s mouth and: discovery of a crushed skull indicated the man had been slain. Officers sought t6 link a nullet- | pierced automobile, found in the Red- wood river west of here a week ago, with the finding of the -body. Investigators were attempting to identify the man through a pair of jglasses in a metal case and a pocket knife, found near the strawstack. Fred Grueholz, farmer living near Vesta, found the body while plewing jlate “Tuesday.- He had burned the straw pile last Saturday but did not discover the body at that time. The strawpile had been standing on the farm since last September, he said. No one has claimed the automobile | = officers said. It, was.a 1925 model and its windshie! broken by bullets. SHAFER TO CHECK MILL Gov. George F. Shafer left today for Grand Forks where he will check over the affairs of the state mill and elevator, ‘of which he is ex-officio manager. Save Money | World Court Union Is Advocated by Kellogg Minneapolis, May 1—(#)—Frank B. Kellogg, former secretary~ of state, said last night the United States should withdraw all pretenses of de-! sire for international arbitration if it is not willing to become a member of the world court. The co-author of the Kellogg-Bri- and outlawry of war pact said the Policy of arbiting international dis- putes has been advocated by every President since Grover Cleveland. Addressing students and alumni of |the University of Minnesota law school, the former secretary said the establishment of the court marked a great forward step toward maintain- ing peace. TO CONCRETE ‘TRACTORS Sealed bids (with certified check of 50) are requested by the undersigned for construction of two concrete ten- nis courts on the Hughes Athletic Field, according to specifications on le with H. O. Saxvik, Superintendent oF Ligh School. S tobe opened at 8:00 P.M. Eri 2nd, 1930 in High School ing. Privilege reserved to reject | all offers. ‘d of Eau K Special School Dy {ARD PENWA Norici ci tion of. 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By order of Board of Education Bismark Special School District No. 1, Burleigh County, North Dakota. . PE! RDEN, Clerk. 4/10-12-15-19- 30; 8/1 Dr. R.S. Enge Chiropractor Drugless Physician Lucas Block Bismarck, N. D. STUDY FOREIGN LANDSCAPING Ames, Iowa—(P}—Six Towa state college students will receive credit for studies in landscape gardening in ——=— Europe this summer. They will sail in June for Italy, Egypt, Palestine. Turkey, Greece, Switzerland, France and England. To the Voters of Burleigh County: Uhereby announce myself a can- didate for the office of SHERIFF FOR SHERIFF Burleigh County I hereby announce that I am @ candidate for the office of sheriff of Burleigh county sub- ject to the will of the voters at the primary election June 25th. Your vote and support will be appreciated. JOS. L. KELLEY . (Pol, Ady.) at the primary election to be held June 25, 1930. Your vote and support will be appreciated. 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