The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 8, 1931, Page 6

: j oat sae ° lost 1. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1931 | Bismarck and Mandan Junior Baseball Teams Clash Here Tonight PROCEEDS OF CANE WILL FINANCE TRIP TO LEGION TOURNEY Contest Will Begin at City Ath- letic Field at-7 o’Clock (Bismarck Time) LOCAL TOURNAMENTS BEGIN! Cubs and Athletics Will Meet Thursday for Big Four Tour- ney Championship | \ | | i | | 1 | | Ninth as! Saints Drives Out Double in Millers Win 1 to 0; Boost Lead Chicago, July 8—(7)—Ea Walsh, jJr.. son of the Chicago White Sox {spitball king of another baseball gen-; leration, has to his credit one of the} |best-pitched games of the | | Association season. The young righthander Tuesday | turned in a masterpiece. | He opposed Rosy Bill Ryan in a! pitching battle and gave the Toledu, {Mud Hens just two hits. Edward {took it upon himself to slam out a, jdouble in the ninth after two were | jout to drive in the only run of the game. In the other game of the bill, ithe Millers chalked up a 5 to 3 de- Bismarck’s junior baseball team will clash with Mandan’s young nine at the city athletic field here at 7) o'clock tonight (Bismarck time). | Cicion, Proceeds from the contest will be)""St’ "paul increased its used to finance the trip of the capl-!r cuisville by defeating Columbus, 8! tal city youngsters to Steele July salt fiothe opening sgarievor their! and 19 to participate in the American] s | Legion district tournament, accord-)"") ing to Harry Herschleb, who has suc-! ,,“Siivaukee to watch the Brewers! ceeded Myron Anderson as manager | and Indianapolis divide a pair of} of the junior nine. Anderson, WhO) Poe. The first Was TSeOly lead over} rly 10,000 customers showed up! Young E Ed Welsh Hurls Two-Hit Game |yicKNEN CONT! CONTINUE STARS IN WIMBLEDON TENNIS directed the two junior leagues in the AoE Sh iros! peti, dn hich he drove city through their regular schedu fs Gis ig dropping the work poeta drive in s: runs in a 12 to 6 Brewer; Jeaving for his summer vacation soon, | Grive in sis rins Mo med a Joubles mye Glandick and Mandan junior|VicWOry. He tiso Porn nd seme| nites probably ‘will meet ina return|DIAY MOASSISICR. | TO story tor the] game at Mandan next Sunday after-|Fouier. noon, according to Herschle, Louisville defeated Kansas City, 2 The Cubs and Athletics Thuraday|, LOwsvile, erates eof a couse | Meee roi a ariaret| header but dropped the second, 8 the if t following their victories over the Giants and Robins Tuesday. One-hit pitching by Ablen, of the Cubs, gave his team an easy 11-to-2| victory over the Giants, but it took a/ St. three-run rally in the fifth inning to) give the Athletics a 6 to 5 win over the Robins in the other contest. The) four teams began the tournament at Tl: the conclusion of their regular sched-/ ules, in which the Cubs won the loop) nev. title. "The four teams in the Little Fou League were to begin their tourna ment today. scores ‘Scores by innings: inte for Tuesday's games) | "will see at least a dozen dirt , by and { ond Gane 000 200 004 120 500 00x. und |stars in act ‘ardous racing jafternoon and foreed _postpont : association's Sydney E. young tennis ptayers, startled worl tional piay in the Wimbledon tennis matches in England. nd play in both singles and doubles was one of the features of rnational mect. “sic HAUGDAHL AGREES TO ENTER RACES HERE SUNDAY; */At Least a Dozen Dirt Track a notable exception. Stars Will Participate, Man- ager Announces Assurance that Bismarck speed fans ac m here July 12 was given Wednesday with the announcement Barney Sullivan, manager of the contests, that all of the drivers who previously had entered the abbrevi ed Fourth of July race mect agai will be on hand When heavy rains produced haz- conditions rent of the Bismarck Fair ‘races after three heats had been run | ‘off, jline up the pilots for a | gagement. immediately to return en- Successful with all but Sig Haugdahl, present dirt track champion of the world, he announced Sullivan began ,/Saturday night the meet would come runs that beat ties—Held 7 3 1 ieee aan) aiensest nea { {filled to beat Cardinals in second ©, game of double Pressy rey vi kno. 1 jetting,’ Wichita, on Valls, off Le hit by pitcher, Tatia). Umpires, Becker and New Orleans — Jose Mexico City; knocked out Tommy Rizzo, Jerses City (6). Sioux Fails, S. D—Dick De- inted Young Minneapolis (10). Ore—Wesley Ketch- Portland, knocked out Pete Cerkan, Pe Ell, Wash, Lee, Bolton, Pro Picks French off as scheduled on the afternoon of Suly 12, and then went to work to get the little Norwegian daredevil's signed entry. s Negotiations between the two were induced 4 completed Wednesday, and by an appearance guarantee, Haug- dahl has wired that he will return here with his record holding. super- charged Miller Special. Elfrieda Mais, world woman auto race driver, r of the more noted zain at Bryan Speedwa; ‘of the headliners who will come back are Arch Powell, who hung up a mber of world records for four- cylinder cars at Daytona Beach last’ winter, Shano Fitzgerald, Irish cham- pion. and others. Rain checks issued patrons of the first meet will be ,accepted at the coming contests, fait officials said. champion » Net Champion Loses In Minneapolis Meet Minneapolis, July 8.—(-P)—While mest of the seeded stars advanced through their matches with compara- tive ease Tuesday in the invitational tennis tournament at Minneapolis’ Tennis club, John Hennessey, BD Wood, jr. of Atlanta, one of America’s most promising aturday } TO DOMINATE FIGHT FOR AMERICAN FLAG Rising Cubs Gain Two Games by Winning Double-Header From Cardinals ROBINS ARE ADVANCING TOO President Hoover and Other Notables Watch Athletics Beat Senators By GAYLE TALBOT, JR. (Associated Press Sports Writer) As the Philadelphia Athletics con- tinue to dominate the American League race, fans again are beginning to look to the National League to supply most of the fireworks in the; second half of the campaign. H From the ways things are shaping | up now, they probably will not be dis- appointed. With the St. Louis Cardi- nals displaying symptoms of faltering and the Brooklyn Robins and Chicago Cubs coming up fast, prospects are/ 80,000 Jam Park To See Cubs Play Chicago, July 8—(P)—If sup- port will boost a team into a championship, the Cubs should be right up there at the close of nal League season. 80.000 fans stormed to see the Cubs and Louis Cardinals there | i } { Associated Press Photo id tennis followers with his sensa- His all i i 1 ! danapols durbanings champion, was Hennessey ran into Henry Norton at his best and was forced to the limit to win in three sets, 6-4, 5-7, 6-4. BASEBALL FANS LOOK TO NATIONAL LOOP FOR WR THEIR THRILLS i Society Sharpshooters archers; they're sharpshooters. When the Metro- n held its open tournament at the Rockaway Hunt ‘ ig Island, three of the entrants who appeared were y women from Connecticut. Left to right are, Miss Dor- othy Duggan, Duggan, of Greenwich. ‘MAX BAER TO WED DIVORCEE IN SPITE OF PARENTS’ PLEA For every 100 marriages in the | ‘broiled ir \the top. Thi {bunched w as ja half games Wedn {The Cardinals lost valuable ground {Tuesday when they took two beatings jfrom the Cubs at Chicago, 14 to 2 and ;6 to 3. It was the third double defeat administered the leaders within as many weeks. The two victories shoved the Cubs up into third place a virtual tie with the Brooklyn Robins, a half-game behind the Pittsburs 41} Giants, who were held idle by rain at Cineinnati . 5 347 Boston, The Brooklyn Robins came back to trim the Phillies, 5 to 1, for an even break in their series. President Hoover and other not- ables watched the champion Athletics i turn back their strongest rivals, 7 to 3, in the second game of their vital iseries at Washington. George Earn- 'shaw helped win his own game with a double. The victory put the Ath- n_‘leties five and a half games in front jof the field. Although they punched four home runs, the day's entire output in the major leagues, the St. Louis Browns dropped a 12-inning decision to the Chicago White Sox, 10 to 8. Mel Si- j mons’ Single in the 12th scored Wat-/ ‘wood and Blue with the winning! Amerienn Association ,Tuns. St. Paul, $! Col i {Rain again held the Yankees and| Stlanespolls, Red Sox idle at New York. Cleveland | i and Detroit were not Scheduled. AMERICAN Philadelphia Washington Minne: Columb: "Toled, Indianap: Kansas C Others not sched Dr. Sidney M. Bohls, Texas scien- ™ tist, advocates muzzling every dog in| pnitadelp! the state for a year to stamp out| Washingt rabies. Earnshaw Fischer and Spe Chine W tn dp 12th Chicago 10 St. Louis’: Thom: ‘stewart, In the last six years more than! 1,500,000 tons of agricultural limestone has been spread on Iowa farm land. Net Stars to Win Says Wimbledon Play Should} Not Indicate Defenders Will Lose Davis Cup HOW Do You Dat~ Forest Hills, N. ¥., July 8—(P)}— Take it from Albert Patrick Burke, France again will win the Davis cup this year. Burke, Irish pro at a French club, who is competing for the first time) in the American professional tennis) championships, declares the poor | showing made by the French at} Wimbledon should be held as no) criterion of what may be expected in the Davis cup challenge round. He said he believed that Henri Cochet’s defeat at the hands of Nigel Sharpe in the first round of singles at Wimbledon could be attrib- uted almost entirely to Cochet’s in- difference over the outcome. | pune dindiading Gamer *) way ” AM AGUE rea vMindlans, .383; Runs—Gehrig, Yankees, 72; Bishop, Athletics, 65. tab aererine? Aleticte 109; Sim- mo! let Game runs-—cRuth and Gehrig, Yan- hapman, Yankees, “Athletics, won 16, Senators, won 7, MISSING LINK f a “% EXHIBEET WIZZ FREAK MUSEUM eatores? 5 rberry, ZA MANAGER 2-1 AM ADOLFO, WHo EATS RAZOR BLADES, NEEDLES ASD ELECTRIC LIGHTS ! ~~ ALSO I Sfick PINS IM MYSELF AND No 4 FEEL t+ 'ZISS IS MY FRAN, ZA GRAN’ SENSATION ~~j, OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Ahern You ARE As BULLY, REcE! WE LAK FoR You IN Ziss ASD MAKE AM ~ER ~NoU UNDERSTAND, I DaNT PAY SALARIES WE DINIDE UP THE GATE I-oak I $34 YESTERDAY: AH --HUm -. KAFE- KAFF -- ~ AND L AM SURE WE WILL TREBLE “THAT SUM Now, EGAD/ tue St. Louis BY JOVE t BUT, Chicago. Rhem and “McManus; Blake and Hartnett. —_— Rol De Brooklyn Philadelph 1408 Phelp: Q Lopez; Bolen, Fallenstein “and Da Wisconsin Man Paces Nimrods |p. ¢. Hayward, Weyauwega, Wins Singles Event in Breezy Point Trapshoot PTS BETWEEN us! Breezy Point. Minn., July 83—()— Leading a field of 100 Northwest trapshooters, D. C. Hayward of Weya- wega, Wis. Tuesday won the 200 singles championship at the Sioux Indian trapshooting meet at Breezy Young California Heavyweigntl United States in 1929 there were 16) Will Marry Mrs. Dorothy divorces. Wells in Reno * 8—P)—Despite and asserted pro- Max Baer, young weight boxer, plans Dorothy Dunbar Wells, for actress, here tonight. Baer and Mrs. Wells met in Reno several months ago when she was here to obtain a divorce from Jaime S. De Garson, attache of a foreign legation in London. “Why she’s old enough to be Maxie's mother,” was the exclama- tion of Mrs. Dora Baer in Oakland. Calif.. Tuesday when informed her son was to marry Mrs. Wells. Mrs. Baer added she and her husband would not attend the wedding. The fighter, a former butcher boy, is only 22. Max's mother asserts Mrs. Wells is 38. They have not yet obtained their license to wed. Friends said the fighter's manager, J Hamilton Lorimer of San Francisco, ree to the marriage and that Baer had asked Lorimer to place a price on their four_year contract ‘The wedding ceremony will be per- formed at the home of Harry Scheeline, a Reno banker About 30 friends, including Jack Dempsey, who promoted the 20-round fight Baer lost by a decision to Paulino Uzcudun here July 4, will be present. COL CIOK g THE mopeee LEFT, BELOW, | AN OUTFIT oo eee JACKET OF WHITE 1S Hoan OVER THE - SLEE VELESS: FROCK OF NAVY. T= SECOND FIGURE WEARS ACACKET COSTUME OF PRINTED TRIPLE CHIFFON CONSISTING OFA SKIRT AND PEPLUM ~ OACKET OF GROWN AND EGGSHELL PRINT WITH A verte PLAIN its ta About 1,556,000 persons are employ- ed directly or indirectly by the United | States government. ON A SPURT ir usvAU Savs Goon tt or Taal ~Tomomy % "oe —— Point Lodge by cracking 194 cut of 200 targets. Runner-up honors were shared by Ed Micka, Hibbing; Charlie Kalts- chnel, Fessenden, N. D.; and Bill Drennen, Faulkton, S. D., with scores of 191. Otto Nelson took third with 190. Top honors in the traditiona! miss and out specialty event went to H. H. Johnson, Watertown, 8. D., with Charels Green, Aberdeen, 8. D., run- ner-up. In a special shoot for squaws of the Indian shooters, Mrs. Earl Donahue, Minneapolis, and Mrs. Carl Cummins, St. Paul, divided first place honors, ‘They were followed by Mrs. William Drennen, Faulkton, 8. D., and Mrs. F. D. Hawkins, Sioux Pals, 8. D. The average income of s doctor is' about $5,000 a year and that of a sur- geon $9,000. FROM THE RIGHT ABOVE 19 AN OUTHT OF PRINTED WASHABLE CREPE— THE FROCK, UNDER THE SHORT: ee sis t ~ WAT RE BoE RIGHT ABOVE'S AL 16 si WITH AGZESSORIES OF wire THE Wiice Buckie ws BIO BUTTONS GLAOYP PaRKERr eenwich; Mrs. A. Kear, of Bridgeport, and Miss Alice/ f jtax sale certificate as provided ez GOOD RACER PUG | MONEN HE SEES HIS FINISH | Expect Foreigner to Win C: Canadian Open | United States, England, France and Germany Send Strong Golfers to Meet Toronto, Ont., Juy Tuy 8A high- ‘class international field begins play in the Canadian open golf champion- ship at the Mississauga club near here Thursday with Tommy Armour, Detroit, British open champion, in the role of defending champion. A Canadian-born golfer has not won the champion open since Karl Keffer turned the trick in 1914 and there seems to be no reason for be- lieving the dominion can challange the formidable contenders from the United States, England, France and Germany this time. In addition to Armour, the United States has entered most of its ace jgolfers, including Leo Diegel, Mac- \Donald Smith, George Von Elm, Al | Watrous and many others. Most of the British team which played in the United States open at Toledo last week also will be on hand. Billy Burke, who beat Von Elm in their marathon playoff at Toledo, will be here but only as a spectator. He has had enough golf for the time being. All told eight former champions are in the field— Armour, Diegel, Wat- rous, Mac Smith, George Cumming of Toronto, Keffer, and Charles and Albert Murray. NOTICE _OF EXPIRATION: OF REDEMPTION Istate of North ‘ota, County of |" Burleigh—ss. Office of County Au- ditor, Bismarck, N. To Anthony . ‘Torbert, Rocktord, TIL: Harry B, ‘Anderson, no address given: a gt are hereby notified fhat the land hereinafter described h was assessed in your name ion for the year 1925 was on of December, 1926, duly ‘old, as provided by law, for the de- linquent that the t said sale will expire ninety days from mpleted service of this notice. land is described as follow Section 29, Township 144, 160, more or less. Amount sold for, $45.13, Subsequent taxes paid by purchaser, $46.10. sees i Amount date, $1 In addition to the you will be required to pay the costs of the service of this notice and in- terest as provided by law and unless ‘edeem id land from said sale required to redeem at this above amount. redemption as e “stated, thereof will ares ae ‘sue to tho holder of the by and official seal + 1931 Witness my han 6th day of July, AL orth Daler First publication 7/3- ec, 1931 vi NOTICE OF & PIRATION OF jState of North Dakota, County. of urleigh—-ss, Office of County Au- ditor, a N. Dak. Anthony T. Torbert, Ke Kkford, 1- larry Be Anderson, no’ ad- “hereby notified that the einafter Lin described a sof U jthat the time for ‘ollows: 144, ore or less. ad Township of Acres, 20. Amount sold for, § Subsequent taxes by purchaser, to redeem at this to the above amount ‘equired to pay the costs this notice and in- us provided by law and unless leem said land from said sale ! ion of t ° edemption “as above war, eek hereof will issue to the holder of the jtax sale certificate ‘a fax as provided by Witness my 1 and this th day" of wis, BER ee go (SEAL) A. C, ISAMING: ER, Auditor Barle igh County, No First publication 7/8-13-22 Bakes County of rict Court, i i nk . an insolvent Intiff, vs. Olof Peterson, Olat Bet ponte da Peterson,’ Edward hards, George Ward, Martin Ainelia Bourgois, Horace ‘space i Pete’ Luyben, Luyben, J. G. Poole, Bald? Baldwin, SX, “Dea Baird, as ices ely ¢ Bank, Baldwin, tion, Maidan Mer= corporation, an ersons, unknown clans 2 erest or ‘incimbrance ‘upon, the. propete scribed in the complaint, Defends e of North Da Named Derenaennes fo/thel ahexe ‘ou are hereby summone: mplaint of the Diaingee ta titled action, a copy of mplaint is’ hereto an- with served upon you of your Answer ‘National "Bank ee iv Company Building in the City of Biss Hae County of Burleigh, and State ‘orth Dakota, within hire da} ter the service of this 8 up: exclusive of the® day of such ' “And. ‘in Pines of your failure to ~ day of March, 1ugi\” N* D. this 9th Office ane Postoft ‘fice feat Bis: To the Defendants Above Named D* tak ou and each of you will pieas ‘ake notice that the summons, C\ . Plaint, and ‘notice of onal the Clerk of leigh county, North Dy this action is brought of quieting title fr taintint Pang ie ii luding the defendanta 7 PERE Anterent and title in in Commenting Speed Rourgois, d, Pe Which said nexed and id to serv | upon the eu erly direction 25, easterly dir angles to the Interaee between lots 1 and 12, Block 4 nite’ of Baldwin, thenas oc! a’ sout! Westerly direction at right angie Hi feet to the point of b County ah ,Purletgh ind Beate te oH North 'D And a an Clat tiny of the Rald i defendants ® HYLAND & FOST! Against Atioriesy t my ayeeib tha} gyyh Dakota,