The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 14, 1935, Page 6

era. HE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1935 : Fargo Battles St. Paul for Regional Junior Legion Championship STAFNES THOT [BOSOX, PAYING DIVIDENDS, CLIMB OVER CHICAGO INTO THIRD HURLING CONQUERS [Tronnes-McHose Win Permanent __ HIGH-PRICED YAWKEY|L By Williams | PIERRE TEAM, 11-3, Possession of Doubles Trophy (il TUNBLES PALE ——s : soe eee o|Indians Trim Half |" soo» ”|WISHEK NINE BEATS HOSE, 9-5, TUESDAY gigi } Game Off Millers ASHLEY, 9-6, WINS Veteran Whitehill, Senator Beat Ashland, 13-7 ee ae THAT THEY CAN ry L d With 2-0 i outhpaw, Bests Tigers; —— DAKOTA LOOP TMU) Stubbon Semi-Final THINK OF MORE q Fox Hits 12th Homer Finalists Hit Ball Lustily, Gate Tring Capable Relief Flinging of An- NAMES FER TH! ROUGNECKS THAN City Nine Has Slight Edge in Field derson Turns Tide of Battle in Playoff OUT OUR WAY ee ANOTHER BUST ON TH’ NOSE, HAH? GETTIN’ TO BE _A REGULAR GRUBER, ‘A ROWDY, A ROUGHNECK,A THUG, ‘A HOODLUM, A BULLY, A MUG-MUSSER A PLUG-UGLY ——A UH — A BRAWLER AND A SLUGGER-A LOW BRow— / | OUGH GUY—A -A- Permanent possession of the state doubles trophy Wednesday went to Hans Tronnes and George McHose of Fargo who won their third champion- ship in the events as the North Da- kota state tennis tournament ended at Mandan. Tronnes and McHose defeated Wooledge and Wooledge, also of Far- go, in the finals of the men’s doubles event Tuesday, 8-10, 6-3, 6-0, 7-5, after winning the event twice before, in 1930 and 1934. Helen Gruchella of Jamestown re- tained her state women’s singles title in a 6-0, 6-4 victory over Pauline Eddy of Fargo in the finals. Paired in the mixed doubles event, Gruchella and Phil Woodelge of Far- go defeated Ruth Wetmore of Bis- marck and Tronnes, 6-2, and a de- fault. McHose and Phil Wooledge will battle at Fargo Sunday in the finals of the men’s singles. Decision to play off at Fargo for the singles championship was reached when the semi-final match between McHose and Lester McLean of Bismarck was not completed until late in the day. McHose turned back a stubborn Mc- Lean bid, 4-6, 6-4, 6-3, 8-6. The women’s doubles winners were determined Monday, Pauline Eddy of Fargo and Miss Gruchella turning TH! ROUGHNECKS 4 CAN THINK OF FER TH' SISSIES, HAH 2 WINNER GOES TO STOCKTON Moves Ahead of Red Birds, Beaten by Blues; Brewers Victors YANKEES DEFEAT INDIANS Athletics Shell Four St. Louis Hurlers in 14-1 Victory Over Browns Bludgeoning their way into the! Chicago, Aug. 14—(#)—First re- finals through decisive first round) turns from the final invasion of the vietories, Fargo’s Gilbert C. Grafton | rast by Western clubs have twisted and St. Paul's Christie de Parcq post the American Association pennant teams were prepared Wednesday tO} race into a tighter six club knot than meet in the championship game Of| ever, the fourth regional Junior American) " when the lights were turned out af- Legion baseball tournament. ter Tuesday night’s games, Minne- A superb two-hit hurling feat by! anolis’ lead had been trimmed to four Gordon Stafne, aided by some con-|cames, Indianapolis had supplanted sistent hitting, enabled Fargo to con-| Goiumbus in second place by a half quer Pierre, S. D. 11-3, after St.| came, Kansas City threatened them Paul had eliminated Ashland, Wis.)hoth, and St. Paul and Milwaukee, 13-7, in the first regional game play | deadiocked for fifth and sixth places, ed at Bismarck’s big league ball park.| vere only 9% games from the top. North Dakota and Minnesota ree Indianapolis took care of Minneap- ‘who successfully ted Lents all sta ¢} olis blanking the league leaders, 2 to 0. vontenders and handily di! Lega of| Kansas City was outhit, 10 to 5, but their first See wi anes. (defeated Columbus, 4 to 2, to send to cross bats at 1:30 p.m. Wednes-/tne Red Birds into third place. day. Toledo also outhit Milwaukee, but ‘Winners of the regional title will be lost the series opener, 6 to 2, Ernie went to Stockton, Calif, later this moth where the western division tit- ‘Wingard climaxing the battle by hit- Ashley, N. D., Aug. 14—Some ca- pable relief pitching by Anderson en-| abled the Wishek nine to win the championship of the Dakota League Sunday when they defeated Ashley, 9-6, in the title playoff. Anderson replaced Busch in the sixth inning and held the Ashley bats- men to one hit and no runs during the remainder of the game and the Wishek stickers rallied to overcome a 6-2 deficit by scoring three runs in the | seventh and four more in the ninth. Busch allowed seven hits during the five innings he toiled on the mound for Wishek and struck out five. An-/| derson chalked up six strikeouts. Wishek batsmen nicked two Ashley hurlers for 12 safe blows, six of which (By the Associated Press) The Golden Boys of Boston have begun to pay dividends on the ambi- tious investment of Thomas Yawkey. | The Red Sox have climbed into third place in the American League. They tumbled the White Sox from third place Tuesday with a 9-5 vic- tory, with a 14-hit barrage. The Senators took the measure of Detroit Tuesday as Earl Whitehill, Washington’s veteran southpaw, pulled out with a 4-3 decision in ten innings. Pete Fox hit his 12th homer of the season. Charley Ruffing held the Indians to four hits as the Yankees scored an 8-2 victory at Cleveland. Ruffing whacked a double against the left \ alle: lh Ng Knit SN Vege od yb wh a me, My AWG \ A (Jvirt sie : -M.REG.U. 8. PAT. OFF. ting a homer with two on in the|back Lila Clark and Ruth Syvrud of | went for extra bases. Will hit a home | fi Ui AKI Braet taeion "world weriea” ag | CHL Mandan, 6-2, 6-1. rinter he wikthte Whe Mind Alii Ee ie eee + Gastonia, N. C. ee pee oy a paee + Herr and Stroh led the batting at-| The Philadelphia Athletics mal- 3 Bnet |run le in the first inning an en. tack. itreated fe 8t. Louis park Haywood, coecr as te who |came from behind to take the lead, ‘A. Kessel with three safe hits in five| pound out a 14-1 victory. mresey BinHe ° = aS Pauline, war oo cain aso Whe niyto have the Sans Ue Up in tip to the plate was the lading of ot 17 his ismarck Blanks |f Golfers Can Swim his choice is expected to be between the ninth. The Colonels won, 9 to 8, eS fensive threat for Ashley. The box} No games were played in the Na- 9, ®. > 4 E s i D AY’S PRTAERIBE Verioe teres or rene, [inthe tenth, score: tional League Tuesday. . - | On Harvey’s Links handed Ed Dvork. Homer Major will Blues Victors Ashley— ABH POE AMERICAN LEAGUE icKkey ers $ + ST S doubtless nominate Robert Haas, an-| Columbus—Kansas City won a 4 to fin a Wattien io . 4 7 i | Ai Web Trim Indians " Harvey, N. D., Aug. 14—()— ‘ Hit Ball Lustily Kansas Cily....-000 301 000-481 By Art Krenz Daerr, 20 403 2 Cleveland, 8 wo 7 Gefeated/casital City Team as Sched- sigs Win thine tee CRIA TOnT EM Red’ Rufing Yankees Held , rrest, rf- 01] “ ae = I i the tell Tustily “Tuesey and ‘while Cipuge otosre and Shad eats ‘cooper A. Kessel, cf » 5 3.5 O|New York ..... 000 001 40-8 9 1| led to Arrive at Wichita newly completed golf course here. | Indians to four hits, drove in two the Minnesota team had a slight| Copeland, Chambers and Ogrodowski. W, Thurn, ¢ 5 010 0/Cleveland -.... 000 001 oo1— 244 Tuesday Evening Sanne Triveee eign -Uhieat ctED eS nip ite en edge in this department the Gate 4 jenner, 1 1) Ruffing and Dickey; Stewart, 3 City team rated a similar scant mar- Best G. Thurn, If 2 1 2 0|Winegarner and Phillies. nine-hole | course. The FERA bt ete ceed daleea rin by its fielding performance. A]! Toledo re. sree Brewers Beglau, p-rf . 4001 Bosox Triumph Stopping en route to the natienal| xPended $15,000 for the links, in- Senators — Myer’s three hits summary of how the two teams field-| scored a 6 to 2 victory over the Toled —— — | Chicago—The Red Sox won from|tournament at Wichita, Bismarck’s| ‘luding installation of three dams, helped smother ‘Tigers, gave him ed and batted Tuesday follows: Mudhens under the floodlights. s MOB Gd Lars'cianscee 38 8 27 16| Chicago, 9 to 5. mightiest baseball team shut out the Haas bie: fsa! ieee Papen nae tek Mo AB H BA POAE PA oth etna HPO E | poston 050 000 ia 7 5 Ean Eee en er bridge and a stone fireplace. The | to seven hits. .. 37 10 270 27 8 3 910| Milwaukee .....003 000 030—6 7 0 Will, 2b-3b .. 141 she o Fargo Toledo 050/000 /000= 38 8 Mindt, rf-2b 3 2 0|Chicago . 000 002 201 5 9 1| ‘The Oilers, also entered in the| course will serve also as a picnic Johnny Marcum, Athletics — Be Peal, 42 13 32 21 7 Fee) ratter and Detore; Sullivan, Bowler G. Herr, cf 1 1 1|_ Welch and R. Ferrell; Whitehead, | Wichita tournament, succumbed to| center. Le oui sah peed fedora 7 Staftne was complete master of the| and Garbark. z ‘ A. Herr, c 212 1|Salveson and Sewell. the masterful pitching of Barney —— hits as team mates piled up 17 situation Tuesday as he set down oy ee Pfau, if . 021 Beaten Paton and a ue barrage THE a eDeety oaks ne peer Pierre team with two scatter Indians Blank Millers Stroh, 1b 2. 3:1 |, petrol The Detroit tigers bowed | Cee SS Oe nanariein, Red S0x—Cooke hit two triples fi singles. Behind him the Gate City Indianapolis — Indianapolis blanked Baukol, ss 011 to 3 to the Washington Senators in urchill in a telegram fi nine put on an errorless fielding ex- a ten inning contest. said that the team would leave im- and double, Alamada drove in hibition with the exception of the| ™immeapolis 2 to 0 in a night game. mUBNDH Bede! : R H E| mediately for Wichita, which would four runs with two doubles and a fifth inning when three misplays, a Anderson, p . 1 0 7|Washington.. 000 021 000 1— 4 14 2)have brought them to the scene of gia single as Boston beat Chicago to 4 walk and a fielder's choice permitted 1 2 7 |Detroit ...... 003 000 000 0— 3 7 2|the national tournament sometime RICAN LEAGUE take third place. all three of the Pierre runs to come Totals... 2 canara and Bolton, Redmond; eee res oe aii nets (eet ph z ee home. a aiee seeeiby coin oes areca ort | round foe will be the Monroe Mon-|New York. rt Seg) Mar ‘oons Beat Colts, - i Fargo tallied quickly in the open- Weg St. Louis—Philadelphia swamped|archs. The game will be played at|Boston ... - 55 40 529 Gain on Idle Twins i Colonels Trip Saints Ashley .. e : i ing stanza when Murphy walked, i St. Louis, 14 to 1. 8:15 p. m. Thursday. Chicago + 52 48 520 — stole second and crossed home plate Fenandda atari scored in the =—0: ee ae : RHE ————_— Cleveland . 51 52-495] St. Paul, Minn., Aug. 14. — ( 1 baa line drive by Callinan. They ning to defeat St. Paul to 8.) | Bobby Jones got a Junky broek om Bpebiiy mead craieierieateee &| 222 004 04-14 17 0] Don Budge to Meet Les eels ap - 44 54 449| Fargo-Moorhend’s league leading } wien Kessel, G. . s—G. 000 001 000—1 7 1 fashington . : -433 | Twins dropped in on Duluth Wednes- 1 St. Paul.......301 102 001 0— 8 11 3 Thurn, Mindt 3, Will, A. Herr, Stroh, i | Webster walked Callinan and Ber- 1930, played at Interlachen. 5 , Will, 5 5 Richards; Coff New Spanish Threats. tous. . 35 66 347 day to t their Louisville .....031 130 000 1— 915 3 Anderson, A. Kessel. Sacrifice — G. split ache ett pleas ARvansegh Dare: get, and after striking out two bats- 3) Reaching this hole, he needed a par ; ice — G-! Thomas, Poser and Hemsley. ae a half game by winning Tuesday, men, walked Haas to fill the bases. gage deel sand Fenner; | rive for a first round nine of 35. The fgets Rese Hits ian G. Herr, neniectunsa Aw cia ue et NATIONAL LEAGUE against first divinion oceupelitions im Callinan and Berget scored when| Tins, inghofer. hole measured 485 yards and is a dog-|4- Herr, Forrest. ‘Three base hits— NATIONAL LEAGUE Budge, America’s outstanding Davis W L_ Pet.) ‘The Maroons, now # game and a he Danielson let Thorpes throw get|-Thoraldson, ss To 2 | !e8,to the right. tr, Busch. Home run—Will.| (No games scheduled.) Q New York 67 38 ©8638 half behind the leaders, beat Grand DP away from him at second. Shrawder 7.222222 4 3 8 2]. ‘To shoot straight for the green with| Double or triple plays—Mindt, un- a ee ES Se Tae |e Lous... 63 40 .612| Forks for the tenth straight time, 11 i ‘Without connecting for a single|+w. Statne, ss .....2 1 0 0 0 0|the second requires a carry over aj Assisted. Hits—off Busch 7 in 5 in- pas ee ear tered aera Chicago 67 43 © .608|to 3, in @ one-game stand before ‘ Bee cers vetens counted. thtoe Pine 2 100 0:0 lake Sones had scored dumerous|Bings; off Anderson 1 in 4 innings; MA) OR LEAGUE game's latest foreign threat, E-| pittsburgh . 59 51 536!opening a series with Brainerd’s tail- 5 Tuns in the fifth and came within 8) Totals ........ 37 11 10 27 a g| birdies on this hole during practice by) Vr Begiau 11, in 8 1/3 innings; off Tn the counizy ieee than 24 hours 48 51 AST lenders Wednesday. Fi run of knotting the count. ‘The three| «went in for Thoraldson tn fitth, - | Setting home in two, and after a drive| Forrest 1 in 2/3 innings. Struck out— LEADERS Nake mde coeceraac, Anata 48 58 453| Sinking Grand Forks belowe a 500 “ Fargo errors figured prominently in AB RH PO A B| Which he cut slightly, Bobby seemed He A 3 by eet by Beg- debut Tuesday’ when he gave the 47° 61 + ~—-«.435| rating although the Colts hold third - the play. a ates se 41.0 1 3 g|t0 be headed for another hole under) 0 f Prcceg een man sige (By the Associated a seventh seeded J. Gilbert Hall, New 27-78 ~=—--257/ place in a tie with Duluth, Winnipeg Thorpe walked runn oy Aas Par. H . e NATIONAL LEAGU! . -1, 6-! t fe possible oppor! were safe when Callinan beat out alscnoenwell, 1b 2... 5 1 4 4 2 9) with the lake between him and the|°f game—2 hours 20 minutes, Um- fa) EAGT; Med-| Jersey veteran, & 7-9, 6-1, 6-1, et-| anpescan ASSOCIATION |Site the lead trom Pare neat, bunt, Thorpe scored when Tharald-|wickeclson’ if ..2 5 4 0 1 9 Olnole, the Atlantan decided to use a|Pires—Hatch, Heuther, Krein, Balinese back. ee gee ee m, . . id ~ ™ wick, i - ° urth fe Bertrand time son’s throw bounced off Thorpe’s| Hengel, 3b 4 4 A A spoon for his second. He half topped Bae Cardinals, 91; Ott,} . pares a ee i” Fede el - 6 47 591/his isdn hie ery hits come a . Schoenwell was safe at|Bucholiz, cf . 4 0 0 1 0 oj the ball, and it looked as it two pen-| Greyhound Is Strong Giants and Galan of Cubs, 86. seeded players, on a default and a + 63 51 — .553/ with loose defensivve play by Grand first. Danielson scored from third|Feeney, c . 30 alty strokes would be added to his A Cardinals, 156; Terry, Bd wins over ‘western. 64 «651s 557 | Forks. Mey. single, 1 after the catch of Hengel’s high fly|Thoreson, if 2001 0 offre Hambletonian Favorite] "ane 193." we: Ie sessaalltnad of Eos Aratiee ai a 2 mie ee to centerfield and Schoenwell scored|x Webster, p 30 But as the ball hit the water 20 ef Braves, 25; Ott,| er 20%, an 56 54 .508| Four Superior errors e fn Buchhols’s rap past Tharaldson, oO 2 2) 2) sacassaboet otstbe. bank ikimloead | Goinin, i, Aue tim Ie ee 59 57 500 |a defeat by Duluth, € to2, Gumniors ‘The best Pierre was able to do af-| Totals .......... 32 3 227 7 5|like a flat stone, hopped out on to the! Broadway, Park Avenue and farm |Pitching—Castleman, Giants, 11-2; J. 45 65 409! only runs came from homers by Lar- ay that ‘aeons get ® runner on fire ae xMiller Fis for Webster in second. enon steps, iand 7a to within 30 talked the 1a ‘Wednes-| Dean, Cardinals, 19-7. § rt 5 R 0 d U; 37 -322/ son and Cichosz. The Blues left nine i Fargo went on to count three runs) Fargo ‘se 102 010 his a Ce ae Rey, naa ue, te po UNG-Up ip aa ok { yt 313—11 approach a yard from the hole,| Orange AMERICAN LEAGUE ‘ iad Tn coe aa the eighth and | Pierre 000 030 000— 3] and was down with the putt for an-| strong for ‘ihe Ane of the Batting — Myer, Senators, 347; Vos- (By the Associated Press) wiLsPtt. KOCK RANKS 11TH 4 more % 4 aan Summary: Winning pitcher—Staf-| Other birdies 4, and a score of 34. $33,000 Hambletonian stakes for| milk, Indians, .346. + 26 10 723] Durham, N. C., Aug. 14.—()—Kock i tae - 4 ttack ne. Losing pitcher—Webster. Left} Braissie or spoon shots off the fair-|three year old trotters. Runs—Gehringer, Tigers, 91; Green- 23° 10 697/of the Fargo-Moorhead Northern ‘4 ariiller with @ pair of three-baggers|/on base—Fargo, 6; Plerre, 8. Two-|WaY are as easy to execute as tee| Six out of ten came picked the| berg, Tigers, 90. Chicago, Aug. 14—()—Major league 17 18 © 486|League team, ranked seventeenth { ie nson wo doubles|base hits—Christianson, 2. Three-| shots. same horse to win—Greyhound, from|Hits—Vosmick, Indians, Cramer, Ath- | baseball parade in ink: + 18 19 .486;among minor league batting leader: 4 Cee OS ee Pee em ne |base ‘hits—Puller, 2. Double play—| A dubbed shot off the fairway)E. J, Baker’s St. Charles, Ill, stable.| letics, 149. : sie besiens He Anes ene: in hls 14 YT 452/with an average of 358 in Wednes- } Re talled to delve in x! spare Danielson to Schoenwell. Hits—Off| usually can be traced to dipping the! Steve Phillips was scheduled to|Home runs — Greenberg, Tigers, 31; Simmons was 16 21 432 day’s compilation by the National As- ever, and he was left stranded on the |v crster; 10 in 9 innings; off State, 3/tight shoulder, or trying to lift the|send the two fillies, two geldings and| Johnson, Athletics, 21. 12 20 375! sociation Press Bureau. Laabs, oj 9 on the/in 9 innings. Struck out by Webster, | ball with the hands. five colts t z ankees, 11-3; Au- 11 20 355] the Fort Wayne Three-I League, led i PRE gach time, ut, Christianson |s: by Stafne, 12. "Bases on balls—| (Copyright, 1995, NEA Service, Inc)|standard time. ae enn ee the list with 427, : ‘ in two couplers with his|Otr Webster, 8; off Statne, 5. Hit by » » Inc. . ker, Tigers, 11-4, f Sane 427. ) ge. 4 pitcher—Thor LEA “Sour of the 10. hits allowed by |ighet Thorpe and Webster by AMERICAN LEAGUE =| ORDER FO suo OAUEE SHY 7H ‘Webster went for extra bases and he|balls—Berget. Umpires — Daughert, New York 8; Cleveland 2, BE ASSIGNED TO FRANK B. = = hhad considerable difficulty finding/and Blume” ugherty By Ahern 9; 5. LOOMIS, THE SURVIVING 4 the range of the plate. He issued ; ry r we 4; Detroit 3. HUSBAND. i nine free trips to first and in addi- St. Paul, 13; Ashland, 7 SE Philadelphia 14; St, Louis 1. STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, Coun. ‘ tion got ragged fielding support in| st, Paul. ener ts as " Z i Z —— ty of Burleigh. ss. the clutches, Hermes, cf irerer IM GOING ,TOMORROW, WITH RZ En?—GOING ONA LZ et Gatebie ae (tL Gupavien Gudea? Poeore. Hon. Superior base- and some|F. Horwath, 3b ..... Z Z nsas ; Columbus 2. . ¢ an 5 4 timely blows enabled the Minnesota |R. Horvath, ¢ 0.3 2 7 3 8 ANIN FOR era ald WIT, MY A VACATION ,MDEARo— A Milwaukee €; Toledo 2. Hattte Loomis, Deceases. Batatenss champions to achieve the one-sided| McGinty, ¢ ......0.5 0 114 1 2 SISTER ANNIE!—~So TM EGAD—HAPPY TIMES Of the big six batters in each league) Tecieniie gs Ames i atl Petiti Wie 22 the fie tournament game 511600 LEAVING YOU IN CHARGE OF THE 77 w pet I HAVE NO FEAR, last year, only Arkio Vaughan of the| ~usvule 9: St. Pat & Bree ae. ena 4 Pain 2 ge 0om| 321211 HOUSE-~~THERES A NEW : Pirates is hitting above his final 1934 NORTHEEN LEAGUE Looms, Hom Loomis: Joyts 511010 \ OF THE MANAGEMENT OF . Vaughan hit .333 last year.! winnipeg 11; Grands Forks 3. Loomis, = minor, Gayle Loomis,’ 410000 CAN OPENER IN THE AAKHEN ! HOOPLE MANOR, IN YOUR, Duluth 6; Superior 2. a minor, Paul R. Lang, the spe- 9 1412011 —X~ AND -REMEMBER—NO LE p a Cay Se rtian Orme ane of saa ~ P Wea tet in can Asa ARES EE NGeet eee ABSENCE !—_BY SOVE~ Interested in the estate of Hat- St, Paul got off to a three-run lead ee ITTINESS AROUND HERE & WAVE L EVER TOLD Minneapolis, Minn, Aug. 14—(p)—|ti® Loomis, deceased, °°” in the first inning and increased the ea a2Te 0 I WANT NO CROSS-COUNTRY 4 JOS INOLDEN TIMES,| |i 8 i Bd (Girangler) Lewis, 5, former|THE stats or Nonmit "BAROTA Horwath's triple accounted for, two| Pincay sans RUNNERS TAKING SHORT CUTS 4 my ANCESTORS WERE r Rumbergs Settle, 234, Tuesday night| a%,%¢, cach gf sou. are. hereky of the runs he scored later as 524 i $ t THRU THE HOUSE OR FNDING ous EPERS It is almost certain thet the Amer-|in 35:32 of a 60-minute time limit|the County Court. of the Count nt 5 ‘ avail hl sto w double pas sitet YOU IN THE Neem |. uate ane ee oF ee Cahet adgt Se al eau pee 20 across in. tex 4 taal nee > | eee North ne? turn a bat with a well-executed 3 ° ; 5 5 4 ALLIGATOR A Brg drag) ‘Washington and Chicago are a cinch Rote Court tense Thieves ae iq “squeeze play” and added another in He ie rinersen . BUSINESS, : to have nocturnal games. SUMMONS. are 2 sai3 aon and State, on 4 the second inning on two singles and 400200 & WHEN L ee star oF NORTH DAKOTA, Coun-lat tho hour of two o'clock tn 1 an error, Gunderson scoring after 300000 . ty of ‘surleigh. ernoon of that day, to show beating out a bunt. Fights Last Night Ik DistRict COURT, Fourth Ju-|if any you have, why the 4 200000 URN J telal District. of Hattle Loomis, d deat 7 Five St. Paul runs in the third in- 100000 \ Maude Davis, Plaintitf,|not be assigned to Frank's, Less, ning more or less settled he issue ai- Eee a ea \ By the Associated Press) ee ee Yous Defendant | re surviving husband of sala Hattle though Ashland continually threat- Bua GG ene Davis, mis, deceased; J ened and Oberbrunner, who repl Acie a The state ot North Dakota to the) Upon the return of the inventory a4 Gilstad efter three runs had been! x—Batted for Baatz in sixth. 7 Fe eee ee Se to an- liscouneds lutentnietea then iae er scored in the fifth, limited the Saints |xx—Batted for Gilstad in eighth. of, te compinint in tala pouion,| Court, it appears therefrom that the ‘ to s pair of counters. Bon bs . complaint will be filed with| whole estate of said Hattie Loomis n PR innings: clerk of sald District Court of| deceased, does not exceed the sum of 4 Oberbrunner- Paul 305 041 000—13 Burteigh County, North Dakota, and/ fifteen hundred dollars, but the sal Halaing swamations’ of the day «and ie pices rad arenas? af Lint es in Ras | Be tataiae’ car ie atts, 2h } an tener red an itty three dolla: f collected four eafe bits in five times |Lexing Blener—Glstad” ‘Two-bse Court House in the city of Bigmarck:| "The iate residence of said Hattie 4 i > Frid, Kirklewski, Oberbrunner, in Burleig! y: omis, deceased, the owner of ‘Box scores: Heglund. ' Three-base hits-R Hor, 147, Pittsburgh, within tate, was, at the time of her death, E Farge, 11; Plorre, 3 Re tne Borel Hughes, the City of Tacoma, in the County of \ Fargo— AB RH PO A Eley to LaValle. Hits off—Gilstad, Tia failure to appear or te ae ot (west TACO aor w * Murphy, cf 2 1 2 0 0/8 inings; off Oberbrunner, 7 4 judgment will_be taken against you|to Show Cause as required by leat 5 7 in 4 in. Het di rt 7 Puller, it . © 2 0 0 O|nings; off Frid, 14 in 9 innings, Struck Get ego ee Liste ee May OF August, 4. D. Caltinan, ‘1 2 2 1 1/out by Gilstad, 8; by Oberbrunner, 3; Dated at Bismarck, North Dakota, . BY THE Court: A 2 118 1 O|by Frid, 13, Bases on balls Gilsied, on this 1th day of July, A. D. 1935. "| (SEAL). L G. > 1 0 0 5 0|4; Frid, 6. Wild pitches—Frid, Passed Attorney for said plaintitt,’ Judge of said Goundy Geert os . 4 . A A Sa ‘Umpires—Blume and Ollice and postoffice address, |Goo. M. Register, Att'y. ‘ v g 1/17-26-81 8/7-14-21. : ae