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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-06-05
FORT COLLINS
!, BOYS FAVORED
!; TO WIN MEET
Winners Of Last Years Com
petition Strong Con-
tenders to Repeat

Chicago, June 5.~-LP)-High school
and academy stars of the nation con-
E clude today. in the Olympic setting
of Soldier Field, their contest for
supremacy on track and field, and a
band of boys from Fort Collins. Col
orado. winner of last years compe-
tition. is favored to repeat its con-
quest.
in an allAmerican field represent
, ing scores of schools in the 22nd an
nual interscholastc meet, sponsored
by the University OF Chicago. the
Coloradoans prcdominated yesterday,
with Daniel Reattie placing thrice IN
weight events to show his mates the
way.
j Todays events are on the track,
and fast time in the preliminaries
yesterday brings to the field of start
ing sprinters and distance runners 4
! retinue OF youths who showed yes
terday that they can rival college
marks.
The field championships were fea-
, tured yesterday by the setting of
world interseholastic record when
= Douglas Graydon of Little Rock.
, Arkansas, threw the javelin for 1919
feet and five inches, lettering by q
dozen feet the former mark
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! Athens. June 5.--(P) Greece has
no mperialistic ambitions. What she
/! requires is lasting peace and an OPP
| 30 rtunity to rehabilitate her economic
lsystem.
! This is the viewpoint Of Lucas Rou-
phos, Minister Of Foreign Affairs in
the cabinet Of General Pangalos, as
outlined to special correspondent OF
The Associated Press. The declara-
ton Of VI. Rouphos apparently Sc. at
naught recent reports that Greece had
| joined hands with Italy against Tur-
key for the recapture of Greece's lost
provinces.
| 1--WE have no imperialistic designs"
! said the Foreign Minister. eve have
no secret alliance with Italy or any
bother country. We must devote all
our time, energy and money to the
economic reconstruction of our cOun-
Irtry. It would be idle for us To go to
war while we still are suffering so
gricvously from the terrible, conse-
qucnccs Of the Smyrna Disaster
Balkan Pact. Needed
Fresh from cabinet meeting at
which the question of Balkan pact
was discussed, VI. Rouphos discussed
the relations Of Greece with italy,
Turkey, Jugoslavia. Bulgaria, Ru-
mania and Albania. Closer and
friendlicr relations with her neigh
bors was Greecc's ardent desire. he
said. The present Greek cabinet
who leheartedly favored a Balkan pact
patterned after the Locarno treaties
He discouraged talk about the hostil-
ity Of Greece toward Turkey and said
the Greek government was earnestly
seeking to cultivate the confidence of
the Angora Cabinet.
NJ Rouphos once was an ardent
Royalist. During the Venizclist
regime he served two years in prison
for supporting King Constantine. He
showed the correspondent large dia-
mond tie pin with the Greek initial
"k" lsignifying Konstantin).
"This was given to me by our la
mented king" he said. at shows
that it now is possible for Royalists,
Venizelists and other factions to work
together in the common interest of
Greece. Almost every political element
is represented in our present govern
ment. If we have accomplished moth
ing else we have eliminated much Of
the fierce political rivalries and fac
tional anmosities that formerly ex-
listed among the Greek people. The
population wants to forget about
politics and politicians and devote it.
self actively-to work"
MMssOlini Man Of Peace\
His talks with Benito Mussolini, the
Italian fascist premier, NJ. ROuphOs
asserted, had convinced him that the
Italian dictator. in sipte of his belli-
tose ntterances. is reaNy man OF
peace.
cit is true" he added. "that Musso-
I'M is seeking new colonial outlets
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Dempsey En- Route
to California to
Appear in Court

Colorado Springs, Colo. June g.
With the matter of summer train
ing camp settled, Jack Dempsey to-
| day left for California to settle an
! other matter, Il speeding charge pre-
ferred against him at Modcro March
o5. after q traffic officer claims to
have clicked the champions auto
mobile Keeling off Ga miles an hour.
His chauffeur recently appeared
before Justice L.. f. Bailey and was
, fined $50.
The training camp which Dempsey
hopes to occupy by June % is located
/ in the mountains within an hours
i motoring distance Of Colorado
Springs and at an altitude Of 5000
! feet. He declared he believed the
high altitude would prove beneficial
in developing his wind" and would
otherwise help get him into top
! notch condition.
He plans to do daily ~ miles on
the road. chop wood and maui spar
ring partners during his months
! STAY
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FRANCES


George and William Gierke were
doing some repairing in this neigh.
borhood Thursday and Friday.
Senus Harms has been helping
Mrs. Lundin few days with farm
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Gieske and
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dietzman were
Bismarck shoppers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. ,Kershaw and
children were callers at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Harms Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Cierke called
on Mr.. and Mrs. John Engdahl Mon
day evening.
Senus Harms is assisting VIM.
Kershaw with farm work.
Mrs. Alfred Byberg is reported
somewhat better.
School election Tuesday was not
very we'll attended. Henry Miller
was elected director for three years
and Tebbo Harms treasurer for two
years.
Mrs. John Engdahl called on her
parents Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Engdahl are plan
ming on making trip out west soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kershaw are
also planning on making a trip soon.
They are going to see Clusters battle
field, and then 90 on to Yellowstone
park. They expect to be gone about
three weeks.
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WALKING RACE
WON BY BROWN
Elmer Benser Was Close Sec.
Ond, Mike Balzer Third
Another Next Week

Bismarck's first walking race, stag
ed last evening on the penitentiary
road, was won by Fay Brown, with
Elmer Bcnser crowding him at the
tape. Mike Balzer was third. The
time was l6 minutes and AZ 4/10
seconds. The race started on the
Red Trail at the prison road en-
trance and terminated at the North
ern Pacific depot. Arrangements for
the novel sport event were made by
J. j. NJ. Macleod.
Fred Landers and Neil York at
scratch gave away. IS yards to Grown
and Benser. while Mike Balser was
on the l50-yard line. There were
three groups in the race, the younger
bows starting or the l5o-vard line
and the Intermediates on the 7b-yard
mark. The older boys started at
scratch.
This is the first 81 a series of
athletic events to be held during the,
summer. Ncxt W<dnxsday evening
at 7:3O team walking race will be
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SPORTS
t&&,SUly
BRAVES PROVE
HINDRANCE TO
PENNANT HOPE
Boston Defeats Cincinnati
Again. Reducing Reds
Lead to Two Games

Boston's uprising Braves have come
6 back from "A long confinement in the
National League depths to make good
their reputation as "A blight 10 senior
!. circuit pennant hopes.
Dealing another body blow to the
4 leading Cincinnati Reds yesterday.
1 Rancroft'S revolving warriors reduced
. the lead of the midwcStern team to
two games. as Pittsburgh maintained
|. its drive toward the top hy once more
trouneing the Cubs, TO |.
Boston bats. which dealt deStruc-
ton to New York champ ship as
piration5 last season. extended Their
: assault on pitching To the fourth con
from their budgcous Ia seal the vic
( tory. \ 20 >.
n A seventh consecutive slab triumph
for Lee Meadows was posted in Pitts
burgh's clean cut victory over Chi
4 cngo. FrrorieSS ball III the field and
, timely hitting, including four Dagger
by Wright. figured in the decision.
i Vance Comes Back"
= Indication that Dazzy Vance. pre-
mer national league twirler. has
I finally arrived" after a disappont
y ing start was seen in the big right
handlers impressive exhibition yes
tcrday against the Giants. After be
i ing driven from the mound in his pre-
: vious appearances, Vance strack out
10 New York batsmcn and allowed
4 only four hits. Brooklyn'S 10 to /
, triumph pushed the club back into the
first division.
Cleveland. making only half as
u many hits rs the Detroit Tigers
!, punched their five blows opportuncly
TO nose out Cobb's team. i-3. while
& Zachary Of the Browns bestcd Ed
wards Of the White soX in a brilliant
slab duel to win. 3 To u.
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MENOKEN

The annual school election was
held in the town hall Tuesday, June
End. Mrs. Paul Holmes was elected
director and Mrs. A. C. Dance re-
elected treasurer. Consolidation of
schools was voted on with ~ in favor
and "a opposed, the site being locat-
ed in Mcn0ken.
Dennis Ritual has purchased an
Elgin six touring car.
Menoken played ball at Sterling
Sunday. The score was II to II in
favor of Sterling.
The town school held q picnic in
the picnic ground north Of Mcnoken
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Benson and
family Of Glencoe spent Thursday
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Alnew.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. M. Ludemann
motorcd to Bismarck Saturday at
tending a movie.
Miss Elizabeth Kjorven closed a
very successful term of school. We'd
nesday.
Mrs. A. c. Dance and son Maurice,
and Miss Nellie Brown visited Mon.
day with Mr.. and Mrs. ". ]. Dobson
Of Bismarck.
William Courtney, who has been
working at the C. d. King farm. is
now working for Mr., Ralph Ishmael,
Mrs. NJ. E. Funston and Mrs.
Richard Salter and daughter called
on Mrs. Elmer Funston TUESDAY,
afternoon.
Mr.. Abe Higgins is on the sick
list again.
Mrs. Ed Ebling motored to Bis
marck Tuesday. Her mother, Mrs.
Lee Dralle, returned home with her
to- spend several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Ayres and SON
motored to Bismarck Sunday.
Mns. Ed Ebling and children and
Mrs. Lee Dralle called ut the w. T.
Dance home Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Opal King and Miss Nellie
Dance were shopping in Bismarck
Friday.
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WING

The Rev. C. f. Taylor of Jane stow n
held meeting here Wedne sday even
ing. His talk was enjoyed very much
by all.
The Misses Dorothy Gates and the
Mueller sisters drove to jamestown
Thursday evening to attend the CON-
mencement exercises Of the james.
town Holiness Academy. They were
entertained Mt the Rev. Taylor home.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Graham have
gone on their vacation to different
parts of Minnesota.
The people are rejoicing over the
good rains we've been having. Just
like in 1915, they say.
The ball game between Wing and
futile on the latter's ground, turned
out to be 3 to 4 in favor Of Wing.
The game had to end in an argu-
ment.
Mr.. &. A. Hubbell and family of
Glen Ujlin were up Monday visiting
friends and looking after business
matters.
The Herb Holmes, Clyde Harvey's
and Geo. Piepkorn's were fishing
Monday. They didn't have very good
lake.
The eighth grade held their gradu-
ating exercises Monday night at the
schoOlhOuse. Minnie J. Nelson gave
an interesting talk. Madge Runey
was here also.
A surprise farewell party was
given Dorothy Gates at the home of
Mr.: and Mrs. f. E. Williams Monday
night. The evening was spent play
ing games. Cake and ice cream was
served ut midnight. An enjoyable
time was reported by all. Il.
Miss Davis Hill and her friends,
Mildred Kelly, Of Pettibone, are here
visiting with friends.
Geo. Anderson took his baby daugh.
ter Jean to the hospital Monday af-
fern0on to have her Jaw lanced for
iockJaw. She Is improving rapidly.
Herb Holmeg has purchased q new
Chevrolet sedan.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Collins have
gone on their vacation to different
points in the west
Miss Edith Cumber has gone to
Helena. Montana, where she Is visit
ing with relatives.
The DuToit family have moved to
Mercer. N. D.. where Mr.. DuToit has
Ia barber shop.
Earl Hill Of Pettibone is here visit
ine with old schoolmates.
Miss Clarice Tee Is visiting with
her sister, Mrs. Roy Bond, this week.
Mr: and Mrs. Harry Knowles and
daughter Margie have gone for !
few weeks visiting RELATIVES in Iowa.
Minnesota and South Dakota.
Mr. and Mrs.. ]. b. ntar have
some Of the close relatives Of Michi-
gan and South Dakota, for company
this week.
Lenora Johns Is home after COM
nleting part Of = term Of school near
Regain.
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Carpenter Will Meet
Huffman Again on
Fourth of July

San Diego. Calf. June ). P)
Georges Carpenter, war idol OF
France and former French heavy
weight champion. viii meet Sailor Ed
die Huffman 1T Tiajuana, lower Cal
ifornia, July 4.
Articles were signed yesterday in
New York. Carpenter and Huffman
fought to a draw a few weeks ago
in Madison Square Garden, New
VOID,
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GREECE HAS NO SECRET ALLIANCES OR
lMPERIALlSTlC DESIGNS, MINISTER OF
FOREIGN AFFAIRS TELLS NEWS WRITER

for Italys ever-growing population;
but he does not intend to obtain these
outlets by warlike measures. Not
even a Mussolini could take the ter
rible responsibility Of renewing 9
conflict which has left the whole OF
Europe PROSTATE. Great Britain,
France, America, the League Of Ma
tons and other great forces never
would sanction such an enterprise.
even if the Italian premier had any
such designs"
Greece. the foreign minister con-
tinued, is doing everything possible
to remove the racial hatreds and po-
litical jcalousies that have kept the
Balkan countries far apart in the
past. No one more than Greece.
would welcome q Balkan pact built
upon an enduring foundation of peace,
trust and mutual helpfulncss. There
could be no real progress IL the coun
tries were enemies of one another;
they must be friends.
Would Win Friendship
ut is the policy Of the present
Greek cabinet" declared NJ. Rouphos.
"to win the friendship. cooperation
and confidence Of all our neighbors.
We are achieving that not merely by
the expression of amity and pledges
of good will. but by making substan-
tial concessions to them. We are CIV
ing them privileges and advantages
they never enjoyed before. For ex-
ample. we have offered Bulgaria, our
traditional adversary. the full use ,of
any port on the Eagean Sea she may
Therefore we are giving Bulgaria
or ,oth ,s,hi Tim Crnot pnNnrS
promised her under various treaties
promises which were never fulfilled.
"Thcn we expect shortly to reach
garding the Saloniki- Guevgheli rail-
road and the use by Jugoslavia Of
Salonfki as port. This will be ac-
complishcd by means Of controlling
commission stationed at Saloniki and
Guevgheli. The commission will con-
sist of a delegate each from Jugosla-
via, Greece and the League Of Ma
tons.
eve now enjoy most amicablc rela-
tons with Albania. A complete ac-
cord has been reached on territorial,
minority. religious and other ques-
tions. As regards Turkey. the best
evidence that we are on cordial terms
with her is the recent exchange Of
hundreds of thousands Of Greeks and
Moslems. task Of enormous proper
tons which was carried out in most
peaceful and friendly manner"
NJ. Rouphos' said the Greek Govern
ment was eager to reach an adjust
ment Of the Greek debt to the United
States.
But" he added, "our present H.
nancial burdens are so heavy and our
means so diminished that we must
beg the forbearance Of your govern
ment for a while longer"
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held, the course to be from the capi-
tol to Webb's corner. The teams will
be selected from the junior high, St.
Mary's, high school freshmen and ST.
Mary's freshmen.
Monday will be Fairgrounds night
at the Richholt school grounds, and
games and play will be arranged for
all, young or old. Monday and We'd
nesdays will be the regular nights at
the east side grounds, Tuesdays and
Thursdays at the William Moore and
the Wachter school grounds.
Boys II years of age or over in
terested in camping are asked to get
in touch with Mr.: Macleod, telephone
46OM
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doctors say that it will he absolutely
impossible for her to go to the VIM
bledon matches the end of this
month. In fact, it is thought probable
she may not be permitted to appear
in competition again until fall.
DR.. Clarence A. Wills, Of Berkeley,
Calf, father of the American tennis
champion, had premonition that all
was not wen with his daughter. A
dispatch from Berkeley says he
therefore sent cable to Mrs. Wills,
referred her to a prominent American
surgeon now in Paris. Sometime af-
ter he sent the cablegram DR.. Wills
was advised that Helen had sue
cessfuliy undergone an operation.
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Sandy Griffin Of
Baseball Fame Dead

Syracuse. N. ", June 5.-LP)-The
death OF Tobias c. tSandy) Griffin
from throat infection last night
! removes one Of the foremost figures
in the old school Of baseball and a
man who developed some of the fin
est players the diamond has known.
. Among the most prominent Of his
pupils were Grover Cleveland Alexan-
der, Frank Schultz, the greatest wrist
pitcher baseball has ever known, Dick
Harley. Fred Payne, Mick Mitchell,
Cecil Thompson and Ralph Works.
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Offer Of 100000
For Horse Refused

London, June 5.-tP)-What the
Daily Express describes as the most
sensational offer in turf history for
a single horse has been made at Ep-
som. Prince Aga Khan, the noted
Indian sportsman,.i is said to have Of
fered Sir John Rutherford 100000
pounds approximately $5O0,00O) for
his colt Solario, which won the COR
onation cup at Epson Thursday and
the Saint Leeer last September.
Sir John, who is wealthy, refused
to sell the animal; He bought Solario
as 4 yearling for $4,000. >
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Rain Twice Balks
COney Isle Fight

New York. June s. LP) Twice
baked by rain. Dave Shade Of Cali
fornia and Make Rosenbloom of New
York will make third attemp. to-
night to settle their lO-round mid
dlew >ight dispute 1T the greensboro
Stadium. Postponement Of the Coney
Island show last night was ~aused by
threatening weather.
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Gun Club Members
to Shoot Tomorrow

Members Of the Bismarck Gun club
will hold their regular weekly prac-
tice shoot at the Fort Lincoln traps
tomorrow morning a. lW O'Clock. All
members of the club are urged TO at
tend these shoots to get in good trim
for the state sportsmen's csolvention.
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News Of Our
Neixlib0rD
nlRfTrIx

Wk0TJLN
Mrs. Jason Hoover's amt and hus-
band, who liva In California, have
been whiting Mr.. Hoover. They are
now on the way to St. Paul.
During the hailstorm Friday after
noon a very serious accident happen
ed to Leonard Crawford. He was
driving the disk when the hailstorm
came. The team started to run and
Leonard was unable to hold them.
Leonard's leg got wound around the
lever and then the disk ran over him.
He was taken to the hospital ut Bis
marck. We all hope he will get along
all right.
Mrs. Dick Owens was taken to the
hospital Thursday.
The hailstorm broke sc panes of
glass for Elvin Hoover.
Jason Hoover had IA panes of glass
broken by the hailstorm.
Dick Owens had a cash cut in hrs
head by the hailstones.
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is rapidly disappearing through the
acts Of the big-game hunters 1t viii
soon be that there are none left.
As It 10 they are very difficult to
obtain.
Miss iowa will come to this city
within the next few days with the
Robbins Bros. Big firing circus, the
largest n the world. giving a street
parade. They have two hundred
wild animals. six hundred perform
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The PetrOlle-T
Fight Was Postponed

New York, June 5.-LR-The box
ing bout between Sid Terris, New
York. and Billy Petrolle, Fargo, N. D.,
scheduled for hast night at the Coney
Island stadium. was postponed until
next Friday night by order of the
state boxing commission. Threaten
ing weather was given as the cause
of the postponement.
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FIGHT RESULTS

! Jersey City.--Kid Kaplan. feather
i weight titlist, won from Billy White,
junior lightweight 1O). Johnny
j Kochansky Of Bayonne outpointed
\ Billy Kennedy, New Orleans.
4 Hollywood, Calf. Ace Hudkins.
lightweight. scored technical knock
out over Phil Salvatore, Los Angeles
Wichita. Ksns.Jimmy Cashill, st.
Paul lightweight, knocked out Meyer
4 AelwItx, of Chicago (6).
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Sets New Record on
the Jamestown Links

Jamestown, n. d., June 5.-(P)-
Tom Reha. professional golfer, es-
tablished new record for the coun-
try club course here by negotiating
the nine holes in 33 strokes, three
under par.
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SUMMONS
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
county Of Burleigh.-ss.
n, In District Court. Fourth judicial
q. A. Comfort,
Plaintiff.
Edward r. Drown. Receiver. !
chr!stiane mex F oaas Marg q eha Msly
na Fox, Alice Catharine Fox.
Alice Katharine Fox, Alice
natherina Fox. Clara Rosina
Fox. Clara Rosana Fox. Henry
p; Wilcox. 3. d. Wilcox.
Elijah Coffin. Eligah Coffin.
Efancis 4. Coffin, Trustee,
william buchanan. VIM. Blu
cnanaa. w. +. Runey; and all
uener persons unknown. claim
ing any estate. or interest IN.
or lien or encumbrance unOn
the property described in the
Defendants.
Above Named Defendants:
You are hereby aummOned n an.
swer the complaint In this action
Wnlcn is on file In the office OF the
Clerk or the District Court Of BUR-
s seru connty. North Dakota. and to
the subscriber at his office in the
Hoskins' Block, in the CITY Of His
marck. County OF Burleigh and
state Of North Dakota, within thirty
days after the service OF this sum-
mons upon you. exclusive OF the dav
OF service: and in case OF yo,rr fall
ure to appear or answer. iudrment
VIII pc taken against you bv lfefa nit
plant. :" ,"0 eo'"-
Dated at Bismarck. North Dakota
this 9Th day of February. A. %. 1925
r. ]. ENGESETH.
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
Postoffice and Office AdfrAss.
H0skins Block. Bisn1arck'
North Dakota.
NOTICE OF NO PERSONAL CLAIM
Please take notice that the above
entitled action Is brought to nmiet
ntle In the Plaintiff in the foifow.
Ing described premises. situaf41 in
west Quarter tsWN) Of fe s soasno
Thirty (30), township One H~n6seH
Thirty -eight (l3s) North. OF RSnSe
Princlpal Meridian; that no nersnnai
claim Is made by the Plaintiff here.
In against any OF the Defendanta.
Dated at Bismarck. North 1nkofa
this 9Th day OF February. 4. 3. 1sse'
r. ]. ENGESETH.
Attornsy for Plaintiff.
Postofftce and Office Address:
nismarck North Dakota.
(6.s-1s-22-2e--s.s.13)
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The Bismarck city team will 90
to Washburn temorrow for . 70.
turn game with the Mclean coun.
t. seat team.
The state penitentiary All
Stars will play the fast Drake
aggregation tomorrow afternoon
/. on the prison diamond.
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SUZANNE LENGLEN CALLS
BUT Is NOT ADMITTED

Paris, June. 5.-tR- Suzanne Leng-
len, the French tennis ace, today
called on her chief rival on the
courts, Helen Wills, the American
women's champion, at the American
hospital where the latter is recover
ing from an operation for appended
tbs.
Miss Wills physicians, however,
declined to permit her to see the pa
tient before Tuesday.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Games Today

Toledo at Indianapolis.
Columbus at Louisville.
Minneapolis al Milwaukee.
Kansas City at st. Paul.
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WESTERN LEAGUE
Des .Moines =; st. Joseph l..
Omaha L; Tulsa =.
Lincoln Z; Wichita 8.
Denver ,; Oklahoma City 4.
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Pennant Progress
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Games To-day

Philadelphia at 81. Louis.
New York at Cleveland.
Washington at Detroit.
Boston at Chicago.