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New-York tribune., 1922-08-02
Totals. 97ss27 Totals, .. s62s 90 10

"Batted for Donohue in eighth inning.
tran for Bressler in eighth inning.
Boston. n......... o03 900 0ox-3
Cincinnati. .......... 900 02o 00-2
Two-base hits-Hargrave. Boeckel. Stolen
bases - Nixon, Boecke Sacrifice - Mar
guard Double plays-Pinelli Fonseca and
Daubert; Caveney Fonseca and Daubert.
Left on overwhelmingly. g.; Boston. 4.
Bases on balls-Off Donohue. 8. Struck out
in innings; off Keok. in l. Losing
pitcher - Donohue. Umpires - KLEIN and
Senten. Time-l:l9
New-York tribune., 1922-08-02
Southern Asaoc;at;on

Little Rock, 6; Atlanta, 8.
birmingham, d; Chattanooga, 2.
Mobile, 13; Nashville, a.
Memphis-New Orleans (rain),
New-York tribune., 1922-08-02
Buccaneers Continue HeaUy
attack on Champions Hurlers
Ryan and Jonnard Are Pounded Freely and Jack
Scott, Reds Discard, Is Called I'm to Finish Game;
Carey Contributes His Fifth Home Rum of Series
By Joseph Val

The apparently better sailors than the Giants
that matter during the last few days they proved the better ball
yesterday the Polo qualified
Kdd overwhelming the McGrawmen
a n a drizze.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-02
Eastern League

Hartford, 10; Springfield, O.
Bridgeport, Z; New Haven, (1st).
New Haven, Z; Bridgeport, 8 (2d).
Waterbury Albany (rain}.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-02

'Batted for Erickson in ninth inning.
Cleveland .......... 007 $40 6ox-17
Washington. ....... 200 600 90 l.
Two-b hits-Rice. Gardner 90, Bagby.
j. Sewell Speaker, Jameson, O'Neill.
Three base hits-Wamby, McInnis. Home
run-Gardner. Stolen base-O Nenl. Dou-
BILE plays-Sewell and McInnis; Peckin-
paugh. Harris and Judge; Gardner, Wamby
and McInnis; Harris and Picinich. Left
on Washington. IL; Cleveland, 8,
Bases on balls-Of Francis, 3; off Zachary,
Francis, ii In Ia innings; off Erickson,
in 1-3; off Zachary, 2 in 1 1-3 Struck
out-By Erickson, l. Losing pitcher
E'rancis Umptres--Nallin and Hildebrand.
Time-2:10.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-02
Briefs

If Gooch's injury should prove seri-
Gus Walter Schmidt may get back into
the Pittsburgh lineup before the East
ern trip is over. Gooch has handled
the Pirate back-stopping most capably
and that is one reason why Schmidt
is doing duty in the coaching box and
not behind the plate.
Meusel continues to do yeoman work
with the stick despite the Giants
slump. He got two singles and a
double yesterday, drove in the first
run and carried the other across the
plate.
The Pirates played spectacular
game in the field and Russell's one
hand stab of Bancroft's fly against the
right field wall was a gem. Bigbee
made beautiful throw in the third,
cutting down Frisch at second, and
Grimm also made a sparkling catch.
All the Giants had to match this bril-
liant fielding was great catch by
Kelly Of Grimm's liner
Carey had another big day He hit
homer and drew three passes in five
trips to the plate. In the third, after
walking, he dashed down to second
three times on theft intent, but Bigbee
spoiled the labors of Max by fouling
the ball. Carey was finally caught
hatfooted off first and run down.
The Giants have an off-day to-day,
but tomorrow the third-place Cubs will
come here for visit. The Robins
are also idle to-day, but the late guest IS
of both home clubs will be busy. The
Pirates will play New Haven to-day,
while the Cardinals will engage the
Reading club of the International
League at Reading, Pa.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-02

81, Louis y % Ux-o
Two-base hits--Jacobson Pratt, Fewster
Home runs-McManus, Williams. Sacrifices
Shorten, Bronkie. Double plays-aerber
and Jacobson; Burns (unassisted); Gerber
McManus and Jacobson. Left on bases--
Boston, 49, ST. Louis, 8. Bases on balls
OFF W. Collins, 4: off Ferguson, !; off Kolp,
3. Struck out-By Kolp, 2: by w. Collins,
/. Hits-Of w. Collins. 6 in innings; off
Ferguson, in 2. Wild pitch-Kolp. Los
ing pitcher-W. Collins Umpires-Con-
molly and Owens. Time--1:55.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-02

How the crowd does roar when the
Bambino puts on his whirling dervish
act and misses a full swing at the ball.
Babe Ruth, striking out with speed and
only to the same gentleman knocking
home runs with alarming frequency.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-02

The darling Of the gallery gods at
White Sox Park these summer days is
Strunk. Amiable Amos is taking a
healthy cut at the ball and his famous
chop strokes have driven in CARLOAD
of tallies for the Gleason gathering in
the last month.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-02
The Solution of a Problem

winner than good loser in sport"-Comment
While Pve often made practice
Both Of 0nning and of losimg
must the leading fact
There very little choosing.
For Ive foud putter,
Where I neither praise scof,
That the feaUer words
that off,.
For If should trim fellop
As I tuke avay the
What's the of being maelLow
As try to cheer him up?
What's the of my pretending,
Though style is brief terse
Where If silence is offending,
No. I've thought often
And my uimatunn's set,
For O o
any sting that anoy
For the undspAted fact
Au po-mortems a bore
And the practice
Is to leave the
New-York tribune., 1922-08-02
An Ideal Battle

An Ideal Battle
The gallery appreciate SKILL ALL it thrills the
clash of ~ -
lhs why any meeting between William and Gerald Pat
eson must take its place the Roth
nave he snare OF SKILL Tden especially to the
shg ad hitting type that strs the
den and Patterson both ancient order of
Tall and Rangy Guys And both out of tennis
ball at any moment.
in the way of aceakers they nonpare pronounced
IN TINS respect as The Comet eight years
Considerable Carnivals
international sorees nothing American skies But
past season known international
talent as Brookine and Germantown know this fall
IN addition to
there will be Hunter Weteed six or eight additional R
sh lights. - ~
In the national turf tennis championship Patterson
Anderson Wood Shimzu possibly those
not acquired their fill of stirring
oouoe order quite sufficient keep their
world series and football the corral
rms st carries the best amateurs golf
Britain has for this order the
international polo h program seems to be fairly we'll
stuffed with about all it carry
New-York tribune., 1922-08-02

plank isn't the only thing that has Sides The
attributes apply also There light
OF the league
be allowed to indulge in trades purchases
under way But most of the argument the other sde slight
advantage that occasionally permitting club to
po up Its strength after June than heavy
that nearly always results to the game a large
Every ball club has from October Aprlsix
get ready for the ennant drive Each
both Its
pennant allowed the race is
no longer battle of but of dollars
professional baseball commercial and not 5o50 or
supposed to be.
The two leagues should through regulation fobddinp the
transfer OF any major league player after should
at as1 h1 much OF sporting proposition
before the last Yaearvard game Yale should have bos
lowed to trade three substitutes Stein and Bo Nc
Inc 1arce would have been little
allows conndng clubs the thick buy outside
from club who you mention the word "sno"
ana VINO tell you that the bengted
Tor sports sake has been for thirty
Of GU sad 0ords that leaue met troubled
Ihe s0ddes YOU'RE fo1r=d hled
New-York tribune., 1922-08-02

MlIIer Hugglns shuffled the deck
again. Bob Meusel, who has been
swinging for exercise only of late, has
been dropped to sixth place, and Wally
Pipp moved into the cleanup position.
The Bambino took up his old stand in
third place. The dope looked right
enough in the first inning when Pipp
scored Whitley Witt with another of
his frequent base hits.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-02
Standings in Major Leagues
American League
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Cleveland, II; Washington, 3.
Detroit, IL; Philadelphia, d.
ST. Louis, S; Boston, 2.
New York--Chicago (rain)
New-York tribune., 1922-08-02

Totals. 80 10 az IL 81 Totals. ss2l124lll
'Batted for Ferguson in ninth inning.
fBatted for j. Collins in seventh inning.
tBatted for w. Collins In seventh inning.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-02
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Briefs

The White Sox encourage received
the report that Eddie Collins was 60
ing to manage the Yanks next year with
three rancous jeers. The general opin-
ion around these diggings is that Col
Inns is going to play in Comiskey's IS
back lot until Father Time cuts his
underpinnings with the wicked scythe
New-York tribune., 1922-08-02

HOME RUNS 1921
American League. e.......
National League. e.........,
Total. .........
New-York tribune., 1922-08-02

Ot GU sad a0ords that leoue me troubled.
The sdddest ore: "YoMre do1Un four-doubled
New-York tribune., 1922-08-02
National League
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Pittsburgh, To; New York, 2.
Boston, 5; Cincinnati, 2.
st. Louis-Brooklyn (rain).
Chicagc-Phiiadelp (rain)
New-York tribune., 1922-08-02

Totals. AZ II 81 27 91 Totals. 80 8 IA "a
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Emmons County record., 1922-11-02
IN TOWN AND OUT

g. Try the Drug Store 6rst Advee7
Chris. MAIDEN and Dick TIMBER, Of
the Dale country, were Linton visitors
Tuesday.
Wanted-A girl for general house
work w. E. Lahr, Bismarck, n.
D.-Adv. nov2
Levi Komula, of Kintyre, spent
Tuesday in Linton attending to busi-
ness affairs.
E. H. Hardt left Monday for Bis
marck, where he is employed at car
penter work.
Joe Baumgartner and X Scherr
spent Monday in the north end Of
the county.
Vote for Ed. Miller for sheriff
Political Advertisement.
The Priscilla Club will be entertain
ed at the home Of Mrs. F. B. Stree
ter this evening.
Rev. Storkman left yesterday for
jamestown, where he will attend
church conference.
n. Thoreson, who has been very ill
for several weeks, is greatly improved
at this writing. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. John Holsti and son,
Of Kintyre, spent Saturday at Linton
transacting business. .s.sas
Vote for Ed. Miller for sheriff
Political Advertisement.
Mrs. E. M Hildreth,, Of Braddock,
spent the latter part of last week in
Linton on business.
Mesdames Kruger and Beck spent
Wednesday in Mandan and Bismarck
They made the trip by car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malsam came up
from Hillsview Friday to attend ths
wedding Of their daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kelsch left Sat.
urday for Minneapolis, where they will
make their home this winter.
| I -a . -:,. 81. d. Z
Emil schock came down from Tap
pen Saturday for a visit at the home
Of his mother, in this city.
Miss Virginia stouder arrived il
Linton Tuesday, for an extended visi
with her sister, Mrs. g. McLain, 2.
If you want good. square meal
eat at Seeley's. ...-Adv.
Emmons County record., 1922-11-02

The teachers attending institute
and the children and teachers of the
local school put on a parade on Main
street Thursday afternoon after
school. Each grade and each school
district represented carried banner
with their slogan on it. It was well
attended BY local people and it prov
Emmons County record., 1922-11-02

I'd that every effort is being made
to have good schools. The Linton
-Cornet Band furnished music and
marched in the parade with the teach
ers. This helped greatly to put q lot
of spirit in the affair. After the
parade cars furnished by local people
took the teachers around the city and
to the park. ;.5,
Emmons County record., 1922-11-02
Creek Primes iimpriso ned.

Athens ns-The nswSpapers announce
that Prince Andrew, brother Of faemer
King. Constantines vas $ arrested at
Corfu. ~ the chargs. that he contrib.
utsd p the disaster suffered by the
0rsek army IN Asia Minor.
Hs vtl1 'be brought to Athens on !
.Aeshoysr and intsrnsd in the spalace.
0snsral Stratisos' arrest followed
the pubteation Of ths revolution com.
lAittts,s dscree establishing tribunal
q W political and military prisoners
iin epnlection with the defeat OF the
Greek forces IN Asia Minor. .
Emmons County record., 1922-11-02
Mother and Son Held.

- Chlcago-Mrs. .Tilly Klimek and her
son, Joseph Mitkewicz. were arrested
and held pending an investigation. 81
the illness, Of the woman's husband,
Joseph Klimek 4, age 81, reported dying
from thess1ects Of q slow poison.
klimek carried life insurance with
several companiss, thes~s palice satA
Durings the cou9ss Of his Illness be-
FORE Nimek. was removed to hospi.
tai, two does belonging tpsthes family
died after eating scraps rom the ia.
BILE, according to the police. y .
Emmons County record., 1922-11-02

Try the Drug Store first .-Advse7
Jake Moilenan was down from Kin
tyre Saturday.
VIM. Englehart, Of iceland, spent
Monday in Linton.
Joe Fischer, of strasburg, was a
Linton visitor Monday.
Fred Snyder, of Temvik, spent Fri
day in Linton on business.
Jos. Grosz, of Hague, transacted
business in Linton Tuesday. =
Paul Mausehund, of the Temvik
country, spent Friday in Linton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Bechtle spent
Sunday with relatives at iceland.
Frank Richter, Of Winona, spent
Thursday in Linton on business.
S. A. Schoonover, Of Temvik, spent
a few hours in Linton Thursday.
Adam Hoff, of Temvik, spent Tues
day in Linton attending to business.
We make . speciality Of family
groups, Smiths Photo Studio.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Waddell were
down from the Temvik country Satur-
day.
Roger stedman, of Temvik, spent
Thursday in Linton transacting bust
ness. t(*ssV n.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Kramer
spent Sunday at Greenway with rela.
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Jangula, of Bis
marck, spent Sunday with Linton rel
atives. xxs.,,.
Peter Oster, Of Hazelton, spent Tue;
day in Linton attending to bushes,
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Krieg and fam
lily, Of Temvik, were Linton visitor
Tuesday. -. - ~ s;;y;.. 8. -, {. E-. ).
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Kramer an
family spent Sunday with relatives q
Wishek.
Emmons County record., 1922-11-02
Try the Drug Store first.-Advse7

Miss 1rina Scott spent Sunday with
her mother, Mrs. M. Scott, Of this
city. She returned to Dale Tuesday.
Miss Magdalena Schock, who has
been employed ;at the Seeley Restau-
rant lis taking vacation at present.
Photographs-Why mot bring the
baby for aTphoto while the weather
is good? Smith Photo Studio. ADV.
Miss Alice Gillespie arrived home
the first Of the week from Jamestown,
where she has been employed for some
time.
K. Kallenberger, Of Washington,
spent a few hours at the Gottaieb
Bechtle, sr., home Tuesday, of this
week.
Miss Rose Stadick returned home
Thursday from Wisconsin, where she
has been visiting relatives for few
weeks.
Thirty bushels Of carrots for sale
ut 5 cents per pound. Apply to Mrs.
Herman Brusch, Temvik. N. D.-Adv.
W. E. .sLahr,- Of Bismarck, spent
Thursday in, Linton on business con-
nected with the Lahr Motor COM
pany.
Mrs. Phillips, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. n. Thoresor left
for her home at Winterset, Iowa, yes
5terday..
G. Honsey came up from Aberdeen
Monday to transact business in con-
nection with the Thompson Yrads, Of
this city.
II Try the Drug Store, first .--Advss7
Mr.. Dormand, son-in-law Of Mrs
fScott- -Byer, passed through Lintor
Sunday on his way to his home il
Mitchell, s. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. o;..,E. Corner, Of
Aberdeen, arrived in Linton Saturday
for q visit at the home Of their, son
Earl, and family.
J.-P. schott, Fred Heinrich, Anton
Hornef, VIM. Schwab and the Record
man drove to Bismarck and back
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Sherwin expects I'd leave Fri
day for solen, this state, for a shor'
visit with her daughter. She will re.
turn Tuesday evening.
] DR.. w. c. Wolverton has INSTALL
ed radio in his hospital the past
fweek. The Stone Drug Store is alst
patting one in this week: ~: s (
Dr.. c. o. Smith spent Tuesday il
Strasburg on professional business
Mrs. Smith took him down and went
for him in the evening.
John Forderer; 77Syears old, living
13 miles northeast Of. Linton, dice
Sunday Of old age. He lad lived or
his farm for 81 years:
Miss Margaret Coon left s.turda,
for Fargo, where she will visit atethe
homes Of her sisters, Mesdames Bar.
ney and Johnsonbaugh.
Halloween passed 81 quiet1y thi.
year, several sPecjd police being on
the job. One bunch Of youngsters
r +.
Emmons County record., 1922-11-02

the local Baptist church.
took refuge in, q business house down
town to escape The cops, and were;
kept there Until about 3a. N.
f Vote for Ed. Miller for sheri6-
Political Advertisement.
Miss Elizabeth Bosch returned
home Tuesday evening from Bis
marck, where she had been patient
in the hospital for some time.
Gerret Van Bowen and family and
Isaac Dornbush and family, Of West
field, were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter DeBoer, Of this city.
Leon Lesher, Of Braddock, drove
down Friday to get Mrs. Lesher and
Miss Lloyd of the Braddock faculty,
who were attending institute here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Klaudt and
the latter's sister, Miss Martha Kellar,
spent Sunday at Temvik visiting rela-
tives and attending church service.
Misses verda Fogle and Edith
Pitcher returned to their schools At
Hull and Strasburg Sunday, having
spent a week here attending institute.
Try the Drug store first.--Advs.7.
F. c. Brooks arrived in Linton
from Montana Monday evening for a
visit. Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks will
spend the winter in Wisconsin.
: The Ladies' Aid Of the N J, =. church
J were entertained in the church base
ment yesterday afternoon By Mes
danes Chas. Carley: and Geo. Richard
: son., ~, a. d.
Miss Eva Schumacher has accepted
q position at. the t.. F, Feinstein
store. The Schumacher family re-
,fcently moved 70 Linton from Emmons-
burg. ..5:.s2::.:-..
Mrs. Martin Weber and two chill
rem returned to their home at Eureka,
saturday, after short visit with her
mother. Mrs. John saptter, this
city.
Sheriff Miller chased a:scar to Hull
one night last week, believing it to
be whiskey runners. When he finally
Eoverhauled the rig, the moonshine was
net in evidence. 5:
Vim. Jahnle arrived in Linton yes
terday from Aberdeen on his way to
Mand.n: to visit his sister, lfrs. c..
A. Lang. The Jamie family for
msmade Linton their home.
Monteith;;sof Hazelton. county
health officer. was in Linton Tuesday
and dnarantined the families Of F..
Meier, Jr., Joe Volk. Jr.,> and Fred.
Pfeifer. Several children in the IA
miles are sick with smallpox. Carl
Fischer accompanied Dr.. Monteith.
Justice ,:of the Peace Britts reports
the following cases during the past
week: Adam Schumacher, speeding,
fined SO; Bennie Blinderman. no; IL
cense number. fined $40; Valentine
Kremer. no license number, fined $&o:.
John Naasz. no license number. fined
$10: Jake Kramer, no license number,
fined $40; Toney Clatt, speeding,
fined $40: Olen Grimes and Richard:
Sautter, disorderly conduct, fined IS.
each.
A Ford. roadster driven by John
Kertzman, Of Dana ran into horse
ridden BY Royse Freeman Friday
night on the way up town from the
dance at seeman Park. John was
passing another car when he collided:
with the horse. Emil Quasnick and =:
son Of Jerry Dyer we're riding IN TT
car, one Of them being throaen aEainat
the. wind shield serious 8 injuries
were sustained. although Tho erss and5
the ecalir were left il be ~
| Warrant Issued sfor lsias Sfn.s asss7 q
Geneva warrant 3l6r dc. .arrs1ts0f
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