davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1927-10-05
OPERATION

Miss Grace Stewardson underwent
a successful operation for %appendi-
citis at the Basin hospital on Sat
of last week
, 1927-10-05

The p. & r. has its big 125-foot
derrick under construction on Sec
ton ~32-52-100, the Frisby permit,
and considerable equipment, such as
casing and tools, are already on the
ground. The expect to spud in as
soon Is electric current is available
The pumping plant of the Illinois
Pipe line is practically completed
and presents a fine appearance in
its spick and spar condition. Most
modern equipment has been in
stalled and everything has been
painted. Sidewalks have been laid
about the pumping plant, and a res
idence for the superintendent is
now under construction.
The Continental, which skidded
its rig recently after getting a
crooked hole at 500 feet, is. low
pounding away at 100 feet on the
new location. This well is on state
land. 16-51-1OO.
The Ferdig- Wyoming is down
about 1900 feet on Section 1851
100. with good Roadway being made
each day. The drillers are having
SON. difficulty at the Ferdig well
tra tAe Klindt permit with a frozen
c@asins,
The Leonard Company is all
rugged on Sec. 33-51-100. and wilt
spud in IN Friday Steam is to be
I ttSnd nc wv tO ~, Shit
well.
The Ohio has its rig and camp all
in readiness on Sec. 6-5O-10O. and
will spud in within the next week
or so, using electric power from the
Oil Fields Power company.
The Ohio has located a well on
Sec. 4-50-100, and is hauling ma
%terial to that location. They pro-
pose to erect a large steel derrick
and use combination equipment
The Ohio has also located a new
well in the SWA of the seq OF
Sec. 5%-51-10O, which will be drilled
as an offset for their well on Sec
S-51-1O0. Material is already be-
ing trucked to this location.
Wallace & Orchard are, erecting
their big rotary rig on Sec $3.50.
100, the Rue permit. and will be
ready to spud in as soon as cleo
%trical power is available,
Fred Ostland is making good pro-
gress on the Half Moon structure.
The Ferdig interests are down
i1120 on the Garner, Sec. 2~S-51-101.'
with a splendid hole.
ostIand spudded in the first of
the week on the Shaw permit. Sec.
1S-51-1O0. starting with an 1S-inch
hole.
Operations have stopped temper
arily on the Chapman permit, Sec
2~3-51-1O1, while a heavier drilling
equipment is being secured to com
plete the hole.
The Ohio company work is sus-
pended for a few days on the PuT-
ley lease on the shoshone structure.
due to the blowing up of the boiler
on Saturday.
The Leonard interests have dis
continued operations on the Pulley
permit. Sec. ~13-51-101, n will
complete the well with n rotary out
fit as soon as the equipment can be
secured. The hole is dow 1850
Foot
, 1927-10-05
Enterprise Automobile Contest to Close
Week from Saturday Who Gets the Car?

Boys and Girls! Do you know that, the Cody Enterprise,
contest for the Electric Car will close on Saturday, October 18th?
Who is going to win it? We can answer that question easily at
this time. THE CAR Is GOING TO THE BOY OR GIRL WHO
GETS OUT AND DOES SOME REAL WORK BETWEEN NOW
AND THE CLOSE OF THE CONTEST.
Some of the contestants have been working consistently the
past week, but as yet there has never been any real work which
is justified by the $500 prize automobile Get busy right now.
IL can be won by real work.
today:
BUDGE RATLIEF FRANK JONES SAMMY ALLEN
JESSE FROST HAROLD STUMP BILLY GREEN
SCOTT WILCOX SAM VAN ARSDALL DANNY FREEMAN
, 1927-10-05

The Leonard interests have dis
continued operations on the Pulley
permit. Sec. 12-51-1O1, and will
complete the well with a rotary out
fit as soon as the equipment can be
secured. The hole is down 1850
feet.
, 1927-10-05
Oil field Ilotes

The p. & r. has its big 125-foot
derrick under construction on Sec
ton 3~2-52-1O0, the Frisby permit,
and considerable equipment, such as
casing and tools, are already on the
ground. The expect to spud in as
soon as electric current is available.
, 1927-10-05

The Ohio company work is sus-
pended for a few days on the Put
ley lease on the Shoshone structure.
due to the blowing up of the boiler
on Saturday.
, 1927-10-05

The Ferdig-wyoming is down
about 1900 feet on Section 1851
100, with good Roadway being made
each day. The drillers are having
SON difficulty at the Ferdig well
IN 6Ae Klindt permit with a frozen
, 1927-10-05

The Continental, which skidded
its rig recently after getting a
crooked hole at 500 feet. is now
pounding away at 100 feet on the
new location. This well is on state
land. ~16-51-1O0.
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Judge John Burke
Speaker at B. P. w.
Club Dinner Tuesday

Members Of the Business and Pro-
fessional Women's club held dinner
and business meeting last evening
at the club rooms. Judge John Burke
gave an informal talk on Hawaii and
the Philippine Islands. Mrs. Burke
was also a guest of the club.
The committee in charge included
Miss Lillian Cook, Miss Henrika
Beach. Miss Barbara Seavey, Mrs. R.
]. Kamplin and Mrs. George Mckay.
Miss Madge Runey was appointed
as local chairman Of the souvenir
committee. Plans were made for an
employers and employees dinner to
be held February %.
A bridge club was organized fol-
lowing the business session, IL bus
mess and professional women bccom-
ing members. The first meeting was
held last night with Miss Rose Huber
and Miss Hazel Pearce as hostesses.
Refreshments were served after the
games.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-09
LegiOnnaires Meet
Here Tonight For
District Gathering

Delegates from American Lcgior
posts in this district will meet here
tonight and discuss problems to be-
worked out during the present year
The meeting will be held in the
A. O. u. w. hall and delegates from
the majority Of the districts posts
are expected to be present at the
meeting.
Earl Sarles of Hillsboro, depart.
ment commander; Jack Williams OF
Fargo, state adjutant and other state
Legion officers will be present at the
meeting.
A pot luck" supper will be given
the visiting Legionnaires by, the
members Of the local Legion Auxil-
larry and dance will be held.
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"a Years Old-VinOl
Makes Him Strong

Il am 81 years old and take
Vinol for weakness. 1t is fine.
have gained in strength and
weight. e. NJ. Byoket.. You be-
gin to feel stronger, eat and sleep
better, the very FIRST week you
take Vincl. A simple, strengthen
ing iron and cod liver compound
in use for over rs years for nerv-
Gus. rundown men and women.
feeble old folks and sickly chill
drcn. You'll like the pleasant
taste Of Vinol.--Hutchinson Drug
Co,
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SURPRISE PARTY

Officers and teachers of the
primary department of the McCabc
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school
gave a surprise party Monday even
ing TO: Mrs. Howard Culligan. The
evening was spent informally and a
luncheon was served. Mrs. Culligan
and children are leaving in the near
future for Camas, Mont, to join Mr..
Culligan. Mr.. Culligan went to Cam
as several weeks ago because of his
health and is now very much inn
proved.
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SUPER SENATE DANCE

Members Of the Super Senate arc
planning very enjoyable dance to
be held at the Patterson hall Friday
evening. Invitations have been ex.
tended to more than 400 friends of
the members. The affair is the Sec
ond dance given by the Super Senate
during the legislative session.
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Judge Burr Gives
Talk on Lincoln
at Rotary Meeting

Judge A. G. Burr addressed the
Bismarck Rotary club at it's luncheon
this noon on abraham Lincoln" He
said that Lincoln was, and is, the
typical American. Discussing the
secret of Lincoln's power, nc at
trlbutcd his greatest to his ability
as statesman who recognized the
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AID TO MEET

The Ladies Aid Of the First Bap-
fist church will meet in the church
parlors Thursday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. Following the business meet
ing the quarterly birthday social will
be observed. A potluck lunch will be
served. All members and friends are
cordially invited.
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MoTHERs, CLUB MEETs

The Mothers club was entertained
Wednesday, at the home of Mrs. r.
NJ. Bergeson. An interesting paper
on Agriculture and Peasantry in
Russia was given by Mrs. w. F.
Harris. The next meeting, February
20, will be ut the home of Mrs. Harry
WoodmanSee
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ENTERS HOSPITAL

John A. Larson, superintendent of
the Carpenter Lumber company. en-
tered the Bismarck hospital Tuesday
for medical treatment. He will prob
ably be, at the hospital for two or
three weeks.
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LADIES AID MEETS

The Ladies' Aid Of the First Luth-
!, eran church will meet in the church
parlors Thursday afternoon at $3.50.
A cordial invitation is extended to
visitors
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All members of LlOyd Sne

All members of Lloyd Spetz
Post No. 1, American Legion.
and visiting members are
urged to attend meeting TO-
night. Will have our state
officers with us.
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CAMpFIRE GIRLs MEET

The Talahi Campfire girls met
Tuesday afternoon at the Will school.
Mildred Sperry, Abigail Roam and
Marjorie Alderman were elected to
membership in the group. The meet
ing was closed by repeating the
Campfire law.
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TO PREACH HERE

Rev. George w. Thorn Of Mandan
will conduct the Crusade prayer SER
vice in St. Georges church this eve
ming at 8:15. The public is urged to
attend the services.
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VISIT STATE INSr1TI1rI0NS

Miss Ellen Geving, teacher Of the
upper grades in the Menoken school,
brought her pupils to Bismarck Mon
day to visit the state legislature, the
capitol, the state pcnitentiary and
the training school in Mandan.
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RI,SINESS VISITOR

alton ut the st. Alcxius hospital Sun
day, is getting along nicely.
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MOMEN'S CHR MEETS

The Women's club was entertained
Monday evening at the home Of Mrs.
Paul Ryan. l.. F. Crawford, state
historian, was the speaker of the
evening.
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE

power Of the moral law. to his judo
ment and clarity Of vision. to his tsol.
GRANGE, to his judgment Of men, to
his lack Of jealousy so long as til q
! cause he felt to be right was further.
ed, and to his humanness and sym.
pathy.
George Humphreys, accompanied
by Jason Watt, sang two selections.
Visitors included: Herman Rabs
Of Dickinson, Herb Loomis Of Fargo,
Walter Bond of Minot, Alfred Steele
Of jamestown, A. j. Mclnnes of Val
ley City, Harry 4. Polk Of Wiliston.
A. A. Honaas of Spring Grove, Mimi .
Henry Barneck. and Judge A. G.
Burr.
Pay your gas bill now and
save the discount before the
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TO RESIDE IN Nj

TO RESIDE IN MINNEAPOLIS
Mrs. John Strelic and children will
leave this week for Minneapolis to
make their home. Mr.. Strelic is al
ready located in Minneapolis.
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PROGRESSIVE MOTHERS MEET

Mrs. v. r. Haines was hostess to
the Progressive Mothers club Tues
dav evening. Roll call was answered
with the names Of favorite poems and
authors. Mrs. Fred Svaren gave a pa
per, From Grandmother to You and
Me-" A round table discussion of
Notable Inventions Of the Last
Fifty Years" was held. Mrs. L. B.
Sowles was guest of the club and
gave talk on "Club Work" At the
conclusion Of the evening a refresh
ment course was served.
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Social and Personal
Bridge Party Given
Tuesday By Misses
Gruber and Wynkoop

Miss Mayion Gruber and Miss Mar.
'aret Wynkoop were joint hostesses
Tuesday evening to the members of
the st. Rose Group of the Catholic
Missionary society. Six tables of
bridge were in play during the eve
ming, honors going to Miss Anna
Marie Manning and Mrs. Hugh Me-
Garvey.
At the conclusion of the games a
course luncheon was served by the
hostesses.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY TO MEET
The Women's Missionary society of
the Presbyterian church will meet in
the church parlors Thursday at 3 p.
m. All ladies Of the church are cor
daily invited to be present. The sub
ject is ISLAM with Mrs. George
Remission as leader. Mrs. Mary Bur-
ton will lead the dcvotionals. A vo-
cal solo will be given by Mrs. j. l..
Hughes. and Mrs. s. d. Cook, Mrs.
Ralph Penner and Mrs. O. v. Bow
man will give papers on Siam. Roll
call will be answered with interes
ing facts about Siam. Hostesses will
be Mrs. Frank Brown and Mrs. F. E.
Diehl.
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To MEET FRIDAY

The. Past Matrons' Club of the
Eastern Star will meet at 2:30 Friday
Afternoon at the home Of Mrs. H. F..
Keller, 1O4 Avenue A.
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is ILL

Mrs. j. G. Manning. who is en-
ployed at the A. w. Lucas store, has
been i'll at her home for several days.
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CHANGE MEETING DATE

NIIANNE NJ EEI ] IINu DA Z
The Trinity Lutheran Ladies Aid
will meet Friday afternoon instead Of
on Thursday. Important business is
to be transacted and the meeting viii!
be called promptly at o'clock.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-09

Alvin Erstrom of Baldwin is trans
acting business in Bismarck for q
few days.
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GOES TO TWIN CITIES
A. P. knothe left Tuesday night for
the Twin Cities on a business trip.
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ON BlJYINC >

ON BUYING TRIP
Mrs. Frank Leibold Of the Sarah
Gold shop has gone to Chicago on q
buying trip.
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CONDITION IMPROVED
Miss Hazel Berry of the A. w.
Lucas store, who underwent an oper-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-02-09

Pink crepe dc chine fashions this
new pantic, fitted at the wxistlinc
and legs. The lacings are of black
silk ribbon.
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HERE FROM BALDWIN,

Hans Christensen Of Baldwin il
spending few days in the city o,
business.
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HERE ON R1ISyNrSS

P. W. Saunders of St. Paul is spend
ing few days in the city on bust
ness.
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HERE ON BUSINESS
E. A. Ritter Of McCregor has been
transacting business in the city for
several days.
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RETIIRN TO MOTT

NE y wv To MOI
Joe kolkema and George Auer have
returned to their home in Mott after
spending several days in Bismarck.
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RETURNS TO WILTON
]. A. Delong has returned to his
home at Wilton after a short bust
ness visit in the city.
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ERE ON RIIS1NESS

HERE ON BUSINESS
Walter Simons and Chester Erst-
rom Of Baldwin we're business Wis
itors in the city Tuesday.
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IN MINNEAPOLIS

Abe Tolschinsky has gone to Min
neapolis to attend the automobile
show.
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IN FLASHER

G. L. Spear, county treasurer. spen
Tuesday in Flasher, transacting bust
ness.
The Washington times., 1927-08-31

Mrs. e. 3. RILEY, after = six.
mole qualifying round, drove,
enlpped up and putted herself
the low qualifying score, . 50.
The Washington times., 1927-08-31

IN each case. competition. was
c ei with good golf displayed at
times. Only one match went over.
The Washington times., 1927-08-31
|IfeBiQFNp]

time to decided winner, ana IN
that case Il was between Mrs.
Perry ID. Hoover and Mrs. G. A.
Slater, two dependables oE the ladies'
circles Of Indian Spring Club.
Mrs. RILEY, the meaalista. won
her match for the first round from
Mrs. il. IL. steele, 2 and 1, but lost
in the second round TO Mrs. W. h
Heap. who IN the first round elinar
mated Mrs. ii. w. Hesselbachs
and /.
The second round also saw Mrs.
George A. Baker, a winner, al
though the match was a defaulted
one. Mrs. Norman B. Frest was
another second round winner, hay.
ing taken the measure Of Mrs. II.
d. Copp, by 2 and 1.
FIRST ROUND
Mrs. u. r. TiIIey defeated Mra. L. 4.
Steele, 2 and 1. Mrs. w. r. Heap de-
feated Mrs H w HeEseIbach. 3 and Z.
Mrs. C. A. Slater defeated Mrs. Ferry
H Hoover, up, 10 holes. MFs. George
A, Baker defeated Mrs. 3. Madison
Hall s and 4. Mrs. Norman 3. Frost
defeated Mrs. ]. K, Jennings 3 ups
Mrs. H D. Copp defeated H. A. Grant,
SECOND ROUND
Mrs Heap defeated Mrs. Tilley, ; ana
g. Mrs Baker won by default. mrs.
Frost defeated Mrs copp. ana ].
The Washington times., 1927-08-31

ing, that's the sort of thing you
can look for.
The Cardinals have experience as
their biggest asset. They've been
through the fight. They know
what it's all about. And thes have
the confidence that comes of win.
ming one close one Fellows like
frankie Frisch. and Alex, and Bob
O'Farrell and chaps of that type
play their best under a strain. And
as the one in the National League
just now. / didn't pick the Cards
to win, but I'll say this. II it
hadn't been for injuries like those
to Hafey and Thevenow and O'Far'
rell ] believe the Cards would be
way out front right now. And
anyone who tries to count them
out of the race is mistaken. They're
very much in it-and will be to
the finish.
Personally, have no prefer.
ellce as to the winner. Whether
it's the Cubs, the Pirates or the
Cardinals WelI be ready for
them. A lot OF people figure
that the Cards would be easier
for the Yankees than either of
the other two. l don't think
so. They're all tough, and
they're all capable Of giving us
battle.
I believe we can trim any of them
in the series. But l can't see that
It's going to be a walk away, and !
can't see this dope Of the Yankees
winning four games in row. Maybe
Wa will. But / don't think so.
copyright. 1927, by Chriaty Walsh
Syndicate. Incl
The Washington times., 1927-08-31
Two Franchises Open
In Federal Pin Loon

Two franchises remain open in
the Federal Bowling League. Teams
wishing to play in the league should
communicate with A. F. Koch,
Main 5201. branch 500.
Ten teams comprised the league
last year. but Patent Office, Post
Office, War Department and Hydro
graphic Section Navy have been
admitted to membership.
The schedule will open on Sep
TENDER IL on the King Pin alleys.
The officers are as follows A. F..
Koch, president; c. X. Holgson,
secretary, and A. e. Lansdale, Of
fetal scorer.
The Washington times., 1927-08-31

He's got to stop that. That's
why he sent for Phil Weinert,
The Washington times., 1927-08-31

WAN
ened the clubs morale?
Don't worry about this teams
morale" Mccarthy shot back. Its
Q. K. I've got a game ball club"
The Washington times., 1927-08-31

He smiled when the writer re-
marked that the baseball experts
have ceased calling him the bush
league" manager. This is McCar-
thy's second season up from the
American Association where he
won pennants managing Louisville.
They play much the same in
both leagues. except this league Is
faster" was all he said.
We'll" the interviewer remarked,
well, Mr.. Mccarthy. even il you
don't come through this year you
will have done remarkably well,
anyway"
Hell" he replied, 81 want to win
Pm not thinking for a second
about losing this pennant."
The Washington times., 1927-08-31
GENEBOlJNI]
FORWEST

SPECTATOR. n. Y. Aug. 81
After three months Of what might
0s termed secret training, Gene
Tnnney started to break camp here
Today. The champion. with q staff
OF eight trainers and sparring part
ncrs, will motor so miles to Utica
and catch the Empire State Express
for Chicago tomorrow.
Gene announced that he would moi
remain over in Chicago but would
proceed. after the reception. to the
Cedar Crest Country Club, where
ne will put the finishing touches
Oh his training.
Tunney has been here since
May 90 and is rudy with health
from his morning tramps in
the woods and workouts i'm the
afternoon. He says he needs
only two weeks Of intensive
training to get to the point
he wants for Dempsey.
At present Gene is carrying three
soaring partners. Billy Vldabeck,
Frank Muskie and Chuck Virgins,
Two more will be signed in Chi
cago. according to present plans.
The Washington times., 1927-08-31
Mccarthy Asserts Chicago
Team Won't Crack
Ry James .. KilgalIen

NEW YORK, Aug. S1-"The Cubs won't crack"
Mccarthy Chicago
leading Pittsburgh, ST. Louis and New York by stride in the
neck andnk National League snapped
words in interview today much
Il think we're going to win the fagand does ball
can he
The Washington times., 1927-08-31

+ = ;.
The Yankees, naturally. are a
lot interested, but you can't find
any three men on our whole club
to agree on what will happen. l
done 1t about. this way.
The Cubs had the advantage OF
the schedule from here on out.
They play most of their games at
home. and when they're on their
own lot they're a tough outfit. Ana
thew have the old fighting spirit.
Joe Mccarthy gives them that.
Earl Combs used to play for
Joe down i'm Louisville and he
was talking about it just the
other day. Mccarthy may
never win a pennant," Earl
said, "but you can bet one
thing. He'll have . hustling
ball club. When yOu play for
him you either hustle or you
get out. There's no two ways
about &C." If the old hustle
and fighting spirit can win ball
games you can count the Cubs
in now.
The Pirates look to me as il
they had the most strength. ]
picked them to win last spring, and
/ thought they would be way out
front by this time. Their hitting
strength and their speed are their
greatest assets. II it comes to one
Of those slashing, crashing finishes
where base hits tell the story then
the Pirates will cop. And toward
the flag end Of the season when
every one is tired and the strain Of
play has begun to affect the pitch
The Washington times., 1927-08-31
BANBII.Nl SAYS CUB5'
HAVE An EDGE BY
HOME SERIES
BY Babe Ruth

NEW YORK. Aug S1-What race they're making Of it over
In the National League. - ..ss53
rye seen lot Of battles I've through
myself 1922 finish for instance when the Yankees and
Browns fought right the finish But don't believe
before in which four clubs closely punched
a thew are in the National League right
IT'S anyodys pennantand trying the thing like
Juorka 4 s II r., - I - (
The Washington times., 1927-08-31

left hand pitcher Of the Pacific
Coast League. He said his most
dependable players this year
have been Root, Hartnett, the
catcher, Grimm, first baseman,
and Stephenson and Wilson,
Outfielders.