BISMARCK DAILY. TRIBUND. lax f Sp nort We Td OLR TAM TRG, | co | ? e€ W SO or or “TOBERASTEST |... BIKE RACES (Rr a 4 ; A ‘Antwe' July 19,— Ametica wilt 2 [1 BVBR SELECTED |=: Ba Poco |RUTH HAS GAVVY’S MARK TO SHOOT AT, (om "will Ye. Pekrs,_ the the contestants will be Pekrs, the : é : |TO BECOME THE REAL HOME RUN KING )|try-outs in Hatvard. Stadium] ™& ll over Burope. 14 . tr 4 x famous Dutchmap, who has’ been win- ‘Olympic_committees today announe- | Oo, his present pace. And eyen then it Reveal Western Athletes ed the following nations had ente & , { /. Ai cS } i must be remembered that Cravath. ed the velodrome évents to be he'c| - 4 ; x _~ ‘fh ' : warhorse_that he is, is’ still in’ the Strong in Field Events August 9 and 10; Great Britain United 1 i game occasionally and hitting them States, Holland, Dehmark, Italy, South out, ; : Africa, Canada, Luxemburg, Switzer- Cravath began poling homers in| TWO U.S. RECORDS BROKEN Los ‘Angeles in 1903 ard since then 3 he has hit at least ten every’ year. except five. He has hit that figure for around-the-circuit clouts » every year since’ he joined the ‘Phillies witt’ ong exception—1918, ~ SUNDAYS GAME Bismarck Wins Over Beulah, 13 to 6, in Swatfest in Which: | Frankenholff Stars | $ It has been’ amypunced that the polo. matthes at Osténd will be played rom’ July 24, to 31, instead of .the | _- Tom all es of the country qualified] Jates in August which were announce: fot places on the ‘American Olympic ed last ‘week. eam in the final trials at ‘the Haryard| The American polo team includes , stadium Saturday in a‘track and ‘field| %0l. Nelson 2. Margetts, Col. Jahn C. inet, the average of which has neve: | Montgomery, “Capt. Terry Dela been equalled. M. Allen, and Capt. Arthur Harris, While no world records, were brok egulars, with Capt. William Wesi, . j ov".two American field event figures} 2apt. K. C. Greenwald, Capt. Sloan |" f uel were surpassed, two’ amapeur atnier | Odak and Capt. Harry N. Chamber- : : AX any boy what he sehior championship reeoyds were also} lain, substitutes. Against the Amer- j thinks of Ward's surnassed and another. was equalled.| cars will be the Belgian, Spanish, /Orange-Crush and Lemon- cambridge, Mass., July 19>“Athletes COMING VALLEY CITY Bismarck took Beulah in tow yes- terday afternoon by a score of 13 to 6. Wamuuie score wage ¢ the. feature of Mombers of the-American Olympic} french and Britjsh teams, this being : : ; Crushe=then watch his ex: Bora Nor was the excellent. show- continittes who will select’the ‘team| the firat time jf the history uf polo Prestive, - widening grint an Brown. Pingree man on sec: which will represent the United | that ‘five national teams have en- He's wise to their sparkling’ ; er 5 States at Antwerg ‘next month ‘ex; gaged in a tournament. America has deliciousness! Sy id; or of Miller Anderson behind the pressed the opinion’ that, the 1920) 10 entered the archery targei events combination would be the best bal-|‘which’ will be held here from August} ; The exclusive Ward process come anced that ever safled “from these! 3 to, August 8. + “CARL: WANDERER, are ore promos cid (che + shores, «+ < bepsiysd rey JS 17 apace Is caf - Wanderer, the ex: -ariny i. ’ 1 me oy nae at Games eck vere MANDAN TAKES | Heutenant, who slow his wits and 4 ‘the fans are celobrating Frankei- . : hoff’s return to his old-time clouting BY LORRY A. JACOBS In all he'baé ambled around tha, pace. The big first baseman has| ‘New York, July 19—Mr. Baby Ruth, | vases after slamming the ball oer re tutte: at a good cllp, hate has Sultan of Swat, may pole even at the fence exactly ‘218 times a data. { wae ew tie Wy pal played in a lot of tough luck, being ne runs.‘this season but he wont wihs pest’ year was wil, n- Tagged stranger ie hired to act’the robed out of hits by good catches. Haas to-endanger one major leaguc | heapolis in 1911 when | hp sot 29 poe oe enon aval ager oom | i SOLEN GAME | part of a highwayman, ‘insane? He | But he was in. real form yesterday,| record. ‘We're speaking of the one| runs, but his leading your with the agip, attracted’ ‘more “than 20,000 wna Nactantea th el Balen ain {is clasaad ae te. Ciena ried smacking out four hits in five times at silvet-topped “Waodcn| majors ‘was his Philly, record of 24° ‘hat? ‘and scoring four runs. “Iwo of held, by ; ane a PP e Phit-| in 1915. panpctaors to” the! -Haryard, stadium. Sunday~at Mandan’by a‘score of 6 to| row,” '.He has beon ‘indicted, and he Shoes” Gavvy Cravath, he of the Phi * Interest and enthusiasgi\were, keen! 5, them were ringing blows, one a two-! $ Ruth's record, however, weeds quite stained th 3 ‘Lhe Solen team has seven Indian says “he. cdn’t bée\ttied, and given the bagger to left and the other a scream |” G14" aithtul Cravath, it appeara| afew years added on to tt. Up Pa eRe PR AT sucked ‘with players! The Mandan team is coming’ rope too soor. Wanderer’ tried to} aan ad pibejsingle past first. from the records is some little homy {date he, has made 7 -home"suns--.| dress rehearsal on the parade of na-j 0 piamarck next Sunday and willl cover ‘up hisverlime hy making it ap- pt j - Anderson’s Hitting. make a big effort to retrive the defeat pear ‘that the “highwayman” ‘killec run swatter -himself, and the Ba: most of them, of course, being ade tions, the mal feature of: the. suffered Twat. Sunday. i i i Miller Anderson did some terrific i S I iId-be can’t even touch him unless he plays during» the last two years. So, Olympic gam} ther” and track his. wifes and he killed the would-be RAEFRpE: ble hat beng abe factor in about: five years more: of organized | looks as though Cavvy. “should wol-J conditions «wer pérfect, * ‘and’ more holdup. / three hits out of five times up: Bot) baseball and keeps up something: like} ry”: for some time to come . ean ia Gat we ee for: the NOMINATE GOMEZ 1 VE Ea | : 4 American ,Olympid, fund ‘thru admis- Both outfields played some good | ~~~ ‘sion charges: " ne FOR, PRESIDENT. 200,000 ABO , terme mina and purtans for ome) WILL BIG SMOKE COME BACK TO Ane the Soak te Paeas th eADh aon gulf 18. tno Nationn| “HENAEW YORK ofthe blows that went for hits” U.S. TO FACE PRISON SENTENCE | si" mete scorad inmost of the | Liberal convention ast went. un-| WHOCAN’T READ ' =—— be WA The game developed into a free hit- “ : 4 e Ais contests in ‘-erder, to i) lsmarek 7. | whén he shot” the Javelin 192 tet was. only. 1,500,000,000: francs ‘Andre! : shapes Cons! Njed out to Franky unassisted. wno | ed pastfirst, scoring Roberts:and Brown, Fun, no error, Y f°} M."Anderson filed to center. ‘Two hits, 10% inches. sneivy.e, Minister of War, said that i le F. K. Foss, of. the Chicago Awa. S military force of this size was ab- Dray and Transfer Roberts struck out. Hurley struck | to runs, two errors. Brown singled, and took second on Heg- ifth Inning who. tried for’ first "place in the wl til Germany haz t y ‘schigh throw to catch him rapping at first.] — Beulah— th “field, A solutely necessary unt er! iy ky got an infield. hit,” Brown reaching Bee geen ree ree getteareed's Kim, 1920 OPEN PEN GOLF ‘OLF | ‘vault with’ 13 feet one inch. “a be Al peer. doisarmed, and that Germany ee Co. Al A. U. ‘mark tried’ to. better his| PRES a sate eRe Freee must be disarmed in order that France world record of, 13 feet U6 inches y \. anal but | failed. . More that ix high may.cut down her Bie, eS CHAMPION Phone 270 n and Franky] scbring Hegna. Crowe safe'on an infield hit. P1920 01 pat stole, M. Anderson poled al Franky to Hurley. Ghadwie doubled to: left, | & iH georine. f a lt Roy, pe, L. Wassem eal dste left, cori Cling wick to A a 5 wo runs, four hits, Wassem forced fe, at the plate, Roy ‘to errs hs ay “, . pancaerrer: - Mi, “Wivlersony M.-Wassem went to, secoud. jumpers cleared better than, six feet) — ,», WIFE OBJECTS ) (Bin on er -Ice and Teaming Second Inning icosky! singled to left, scoring L. Wasiem, and the Sinner, John y, Of OAKLAND—Hugh ‘Walker, heavy- t Beulah—Chicosky out, dham to Franky.| and Chicosky went to second on the e Multnomah A. C., of land, weight ‘boxer of Kansas City, is no: JOSEPH BRESLOW. Sr Hoots? z Gentz, |. Halbeisen. forced Gentz at} throw-in. Gentz out; Roy to Franky. K 01 to Brown, Kenn} out, Brown to] Four ruts, four hits, ‘one error. y Qrogon, rine cited. £0 teu all posing for ‘the movies ‘in California. | phi land ‘hit a ‘Tong. fly to M. 4 oA Ailerson “fanned: Needham | Wassem. Roy safe when Hegnts dropped (his ord to win. He cleared. six feet ‘tour | “is wife objects .to that part “of (& Roberts out, | pop-up. Anderson foreed Roy at ‘second, . ‘land “a quarter inches but fafled in fighter's career. | Gentz to L. Wassem, Gentz making a nice Prowe to Kenny. » Needham popped to Gentz. his attempt to break the world’s ee jstop and throw, No hit, no run, no error, | No hit, no run, no error. iM REDUCES x Th if 3 ‘Sixth Inning record when the bar wag set at six SN : { Beulah—Iegna aha vhich Fi Beulah—Halbeisen” flied to. Nordland. Ken- fect eight inches. inches, | SAN FRANCISCO—Joe Woodma: knocked down with his-bare ha ra ny lined to --Hurley, | Hegna popped | to L manager of Johnny Shepard, is keep- ; é A fouled to Ro i i any Bp Bi age te error. Necdham (pS ERA | ing tab on Sam ‘Langford. He says safe on Roy’: pitched but three balls/in this inning. the star baby has lost about 30 pounds : he ! chRob 2 Hurley hit a sd Be Spe ameter Wee neat at | __BASERALL hes the advent of prohibition jirive Wut couldn't iield it Chicosky. Ne AOLLNRA NGL ATOR ¢ / time, going to third rowe out eventh Innin: . frying ". poned, y 2y City vs. Bismarck ‘CAPE ALL BJA LL PARK ridley and WEDNESDAY, JULY 20-21 - Games Calléa’at 6:30 p. mie Siok 48 » byloot ¢

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