The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 7, 1930, Page 10

¥ aS my FIRES STILL BLAZE. | THROUGHOUT EAST 5,000 Persons Homeless in New Jersey, Where Flames Are at Their Worst NEW YORK FIGHTING FLAMES New York, May 7.—(7)—Despite the ( three day battle waged by thousands forest and brush fires were still burn} ing today on many fronts throughou' the drought-parched eastern states. i \ In New Jersey, where all but two Gy the worst fires were out or und control, state authorities and Re Cross agencies were supplying foo and shelter for families in the fire swept areas. No official checkup of the numbr destitute by the fames has been mac and estimates vary from 5,000 beaigs A to 100 families. Governor Morgan *. Larson direcg. ed Adjutant General Frederick G,, kyson to turn over to the fire wa’ den’s department tents, cots a other equipment from National Gua. stores that can be utilized in ae for refugees. Gilkyson said arrangements be been mde to furnish temporgye quarterssw mphe homeless in the Tey tional G arf\ barracks, at_Sea Gine Governoewed ‘up “when their dp, ton- two undenly came to life and pound- New Lig rallies in the late innings. minded ‘hicago White Sox combined variety of trouble yesterday inished the game without teers ‘sti cther iit, but was too late brush fi brush fi¢yons kept the Red Sox from the firesvent’ such defeats, Miynager ‘Ma: ‘alvagner engineered a ‘player the troulth_ the New York ¥Inkees e trous ‘pitcher Charley Rufting to as an in an even ex ye Aad battle ing in Cedric Durst. Ruf! serva?,game in his three star] this cvery pithough twice he has — proacher®,t¢ to, it, losing a pair o; Poccommrtbreakers. Durst in fexpoct- force unyace ace Earl Webb. The Yankees ~d imitation of the Sox BL in losing cit 6 dgcision nneand. They a inne, ithe st sixth and then since Sh the runs a pair of under cl for the Indians. was still burnifigia Athlefics won and Massachusettsvé | fdeferting ‘While several firmns 4 to 1 behind were extinguisheof Rube Walberg, to fresh crews weresh Cleveland for the fighters who ip. It was Walberg’s check a blazé in as many games. ‘The village held second place a Hollis, Me., watind by scoring three power plant tuorrell in the first inn- had burnediut Detrolt, 5 to crept “ae Mae é Hoover Np pot conaet For Supie pad Meets:; «Continn-- 3 Wt and Babe y impetus. Prookhatt, Olen as went to an George and Heflijlistance hitting to ‘With 80 voting, Successive game erftire membershigh Pirates 11 to 9. accounted for. {2 the first eight Including the + lead long enough vstood 34 RepublicrSburgh’s six run crats for confirm: ‘licans, 26 Democrtle of veterans at Labor against. bs Seibold of the Recalls Bros‘ Ph¥adelphia The contest are kept idle by rain. was one of the———— 1916 when the D. Brandeis, of id Hector close vote after It is comparable troversy of a few confirmation of Hughes as chief * It has been 36 ate + antest in Ninth Eee soe Had Been dene ind eading All the Way pid re that, ngeles. s <ige 1.—(P)—Dave Gleveioncerd, a f., middleweight | ir, and: "Mike ArHector, former tion Yostay') jestood suspend- Ciationg Btate| /Athldatic commission | #1. Colors scheduled 1:10 round boxing the Okas called no 'rrontest in the ate. ynd here last | night. the , but the fight: Der ‘low. The Navy fight- ciped to his: and after day tes” rest} continued the dent \pon-contet ruling auto- the boxers pend- =e State Ath- Press) Parker hed eo, Cube — Eis, fieth ped than to Upb ford Leach, course In a letter. to's rune mocopn DENNY , SAUTE Never Use Your Niblick i in Sand Trap Except as Last Resort; Putter May Handle Situation ° If I felt ambitious and literary, I Probably could write an entire novel- length book on how to play out of sand traps. And probably I wouldn't half cover the field, either. One thing that strikes me as a rather common error is in the choice of a club to play out of such places. Duffers I have seen seem to think the niblick is the one club to’use in such @ situation and that that is the; only use for such a club. Of course that is not true. The nib- lick is the club when explosion shots are necessary, but one should never attempt an explosion shot when any other method of getting out remains. Let Putter Do the Work In traps where there is no trench between the sand and the side of the bunker, most any club is better than @ niblick and in shallow traps where no especial loft is required, a putter is frequently the best club to use. ~ As a matter of fact, I believe the duffer who gets wild-eyed and afraid, the minute he gets into sand will find it to his advantage to think over the possibilities of getting out’ with the putter first. Then if he. finds that the putter doesn’t answer his purpose, he should go on up'the line of clubs until he decides on one with which he can feel certain vs getting out. (Copyright, 1930, NEA Service, Inc.) THE aus RIBUNE pee a MAY’ 7, 1980 7, 1930 Red Sox Establish Selves As Hard Luck Team Early i in Year ath WITH ey _AMERICAN LEAGUE ak ce a Waen IN. A TRAP WHERE NO. ESPECIAL LOFT 15 REQUIRED- A PUTTER 15 FREQUENTLY THE BEST - CLUB TO USe TOMORROW: Overcoming Ten- Browns Beaten By Macks Again Cleveland Rallies to Snap Yank Win Streak; Senators Square Series Philadelphia, May 7—(P}—The Ath- Jetics took another game, trons the St. Louis Browns 1 Jimmy Foxx hit a ‘nomer with At St as el oa bas -.- 000 000 010— 1.56 2 Bhuiadelpnia + 000 200 20t— 4 5 0 Gray, Céllins and Ferrill; Walberg and Schan, CHISOX RALLY VICTORY Boston.—A four-run rally off Big Ed Morris in the fifth gave the Chic cago White Sox a 4 to 3 victory over the Red Sox in the first game of their series. Chicago ... 000 040 000-— 4 7 0 Boston .:°...... 001 110000— 3 10 0 Lyons and Riddle, Autry; Durham and Heving. YANKEES NOSED OUT ‘k.—A four-run rally in the tinh eoliowed by home runs by Mor- an ‘and Seeds, gave the Cleveland indians a 7 to 6 victory over the Yankees. Cleveland ......000040210— 714 3 New York .:..., 100110 201— 6.10 2 Ferrell, Harder and L. Sewell; Pip- ras Pennock, _Johnson, Hoyt and ickey. SENATORS SQUARE SERIES Washington.—The Nationals squared the series by nosing out the Detroit Tigers 5 to Detroit . + 012000001411 1 10 010 O1¢—"5*10-°0 ‘Washington. Sorrell and Rensa; Marberry, Hrax; ton and. Ruel. Braves Win Game As Donohue Fails Morris, Polli Beaten by Old Teammates Saints Beat: Louisville 7. to 1; Brillheart ‘Cracks in the .. Ninth Inning St. Paul, May 7.—(®—St. Paul Aron ted a former Saint pitch jer, 4 ili, in the first two innings 9. defeat Louisville 7:10 fin the o ning fame of the series. The | ga called in the sie halt of the seventh on account of rain. Louisville 1000000— 1.5 1 5 au st 1— 7.9.0 gave a innings: Poli, Penner and: "thompson; Harris and ens. ca TTC) ART CRAC! Minneapell After pitchin: - perbly for eight innings Bri heart went to pieces in the ninth, and J dianapolis netted six runs in’ the fini Indianapolis’... . 000 000 01g¢—.7 9-2 Minneapolis: .--..100100000— 2 -8. 2 weary and Spring: Brillheart and BREWERS 2 ingle fourth straigh a rooget eir fourt ‘stral it <i jo. took: th mere Spener 12" les opener 12 to 3. Tot 10127 2 Milwaukes 3 00 100— 3.12 3], snvineard Heniine! Buvid and pecoumbys: at Kansas’ City, post- GUSTIES BEAT MANKATO St. Peter, May Heater ota Adolphus defeated Mankato Teach college, 77 to 44, in a dual track meet here yesterday. ROsSazant 2 osc 'NEW YORK COMMISSION MAKES | PEACE WITH HERR SCHMELING|: German Fighter Agrees to Three 3 | & year if he defeats Conditions to Obtain Box- | 2 tHat het he’ meet an Gperital sp ing Permission | PTgSrnes the match be staged by a | Bomocre acceptable to the commis- i |TO MEET SHARKEY JUNE 12| 2 “To. all three, of ‘these conditions, if He Beats Jack, Against aanteliat the next meeting of he commission. — Good ‘Opponent — counsel,,it was decided that the Ger- New York, May 7.—(?)}—Max)|'man heavyweight would not sign Schmelirig, Teuton heavyweight, fi-/the 1931 fight until Oct. 15 of nally. has made his peace with the|year. -Schmeling’s contract with New York State athletic commission, | original. manager, Arthur Buelow, The solons of swat atnounce they |‘does not expire until Oct. 14 and:the are ready to grant Schmeling the! boxer's counsel argued that if he license he needs to fight Jack Shar- | signed for the 1931 bout now Buelow key: for the heavyweight champion-| might have some claim to a portion ship in the Yankee stadium June 12 of: e Teceipts. a | At taker will agree to thrée'|* bat Sele age gate contract with 0 | conditions: Buelow : that involved him in}buncle on the Minneapolis iter’s 1—That he defend his title in Nev) difficulties ,with the commission. j igh rae rame to win the series opener 7 to"2. |* ied tract | | threes |Must Defend Title Within Vourt amex’ yesterday, and it was an-| Sharkey fight, King Tut - Flowers Bout -Is Is Postponed my 7-—UP A 10 round .Minneapolis, If for pleasure Earl Mastro to Fight . Jackie Cohen May 19 McCarthy Sends Bush Cubs Beat Dazzy Vance 3 to 1; Pirates Beaten by Giants Despite Rally Cincinnati, (*)—The Braves hit Pete Dono! y yesterday and econd game of the series Boston + 310000 000— 4°10 0 Cincinnati 100 020000— 3 9 Slebold and Spohrer; Donohue and Sukeforth. CUBS DEFEAT VANCE Chicago.— The Cubs scored three runs on four hits off Dassy Vance in the first inning and defeated the Brooklyn Robins § to Brooklyn 100 000 000— 1 ? 9 Chicago 300 000 os 3 0 Vai on. pe; Blake and Hartnett, Pittsburgh.—A six-run rai By: the Pirates in the eighth failed t come,a New York lea 4 the Giat yyon the second game of the series New York . ++ 204 030 020—11 12 1 Pittsburgh 201 000 060— 9 15 Hubbell, ‘Genewich,. Heving and nay Kremer, Stoner, Spencer and i hilgdelphia at St. Louis, postponed; (including Games of May 6) NATIONAL LEAGU! Batting —P. Waner (Pirates), .500, Runs—Herman (Robin: ‘Triples—Suhr (Pirates: Home runs——Jackson, Terry (Giants), Wilson (Cubs), Herman (Robins) and Klein (Phillies), Rune batted In--Herman (Robins), 22 Stolen bases—Cuyler (Cubs). 6. AMERICAN LEAGUE Bane ™Saiahon (Senators), 394, (Athletics), '21, Tri (Rea —Regan ( Sox), 4. ins—Simmons (Athletics), ‘5. Rane batted in—Simmons (Athletics), Stolen bases—Cissell (White Sox), Me- Manus (Tigers), ra (Senators), and Combs (Yankees), Peace eae | Fights Last Night | (By the Associated Press) Indianapolis.— Les Marriner, Chicago, knocked out Jack San ‘Antonio, Tex. (5)." Bante, Fe, N. Meal lng, Grand Tole Ls at ae ugeles. cord, ‘Calif, and ike creel Los Angeles, no contest (9). ugh, Derpardine, | Califa Dick » Boston, knocked out Clyde Davis, Les An- geles (1). Hy Diamond, Baston, Vincent Martines, Los Angeles (10). ‘ it, | season yesterday, starting against the soe “apolis heavyweight, taut the heh Ponta City, Okls.,|New York Giants. 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