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The Indianapolis times., 1928-09-22

termined and veteran-like manner.
He appears well-liked and has the
squad, which numbers twenty
seven, well under control.
The veteran, 1927 regulars. on the SQUAD
are Cliff Easter, giant tackle, and little
Red" Green, an end. Also back are
Sanders, sub guard last season; Andrews
sub,end, and Shirley and Wooden, sub
backs,
1t is a difficult problem TO take a group
OF high school boys, and the Franklin
a good high school team. and get VIC
tories from them. IT is extremely dif
flcult when such teams as Butler, Earl
ham, De Pauw, Indiana State Normal,
Central Normal. Indiana Central. Muncie
Normal and Evansville are to be played.
Red" Green will oe on one end. Easter
peGndsr. undoubtedly ii viii be- t'' az guard. ard
All have been on Franklin,S team before.
Norris, one Of six Kirklin boys who came
at center. Combs Is likely TO be the
Spt for tackle and because of his size is
year, will finish out the line.
,5sSE5 PsGSeld IN material is Lacking zoe Rob
another newcomer, probably will be at
full back. Two subs on former teams.
Shirley and Underwood will be the likely
half backs. That composes the team
Franklin will trot out against Butler in
the big Fairview stadium Oct 49, and II
there was any time Franklin will need
veteran material it will be for that game
Checking up on the reserve line candi-
dates, we find that size Is lacking. Ends
are Sims and LOngwell Of KirkIin; Burgett
Franklin, tackle; Templeton, guard.
Aspiring ball toters are in abundance
Backs available are Arnold, Indianapolis;
Miller, Gary; Downey. Kirklin; Turner,
Niles, Mich; Freeman and Ragsdale
Franklin. and Writ, indianapolis.
Writ formerly was on the Tech High
School squad Miller was a former track
star at Gary.
Arnold Is about the best punter on the
squad. We didn't see a thing that re-
Sembled drop kicker, and from a pass
ing standpoint, ROhrabaugh, Shirley and
Underwood seem about the best on deck
Experience is needed to develop a strong
passing attack and the entire Franklin
team needs experience.
Coach Butler cannot be accused
of stepping into rosy situation.
He should be given fair and i'm
partial trial to present his side of
the story.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-09-22
HESTON AT MICHIGAN!
But This Time It's Willie, Jr.-
On FrOsh Squad.
By Times Special

By Times Special
ANN ARBOR, Sept. 22.-The "old
and the new" in the form Of Willie
Heston, Sr., and Willie Heston, Jr.,
visited today's practice session OF
the University of Michigan football
squad.
Willie. Sr., "all-time," all-Ameri-
can half back brought his son to
look over the Michigan team, and
to meet the coaches. especially the
freshmen coaches, for Willie, Jr.,
will begin wearing maize and blue
uniform when the yearling squad
is called to practice early next week.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-09-22
AT LINCOLN FIELDS

First Race $4,000; claiming. s-year-
il5: x-Ada Adler, s7: x-BeroSus. lO2; Har;
Garnet. lo7; x-Cloud Idolizer 1o5; X
otham. 1o7; x-Honest, 100; Maioe. io9; X
TSsre6taT 1922 xGOy iC5 3oz xPiTd BIRD Hehays
stuart's Draft, lo7; over Fire. ll2: X
Eglantine. l02.
Second Race (sl.2OO; claiming; swear
olds and up: seven uriongsl-x-One Way.
iSS: Royal Msnsss5, io7; Thistle CLAD
l05: San Utar. llo; Fore Father. 1o5; Elf
kin. l02: Ann Curis. 1o4; Truckee Butch.
io5: sunthorne. 1o5; Edna Dale, 81; Var
gee. ITO: Pomegranate, 1o7; Little Guinea.
Third Race ts1.2Co:, claiming; s-yess55: ear
phantom Fire. 1903; Devcnshire. los; Med
ley. lO3: Stampdale. l07; Gold Mint. l12;
Prince Ronald, los; Torchilla. 11s.
Fourth Race $1,000; claiming; s-yesr-
DeSAar: liz; Smiling Gus: lOs; LongriddSgse,
IsOstasy. Ios 'loS; Enthuiastlc Edward. iO4;
Bonaire. lo4; Mop Up. lol.
Fifth Race $1,000 added; Lasalle handi-
cap: S-year-oldS up: mile three sixteenthsl
--Misstep, ia; Mike Hall. l22; Lawley.
1903; Gaiahad. 1903; Sankari, ia; (a)Martie
Flynn, l09; Lancer, 102; CrosSco. 1O3;
Dunmore. l0s; lFlat Iron, lls; Flattery,
i02: Chicago, ia
(a)-Peabody entry.
Sixth Race $4,000; handicap; 2-year-
olds: five furlongsJ Karl Ethel, 12l:
Windy City, il2; War Time. 10; (b)Clyde
Vandusen. i21; (blGardner Deer, 1l2i
Suitor, los: Host, los; Linda, 102; (a) Hot
Shot, l0s; Francis Milward, ios; (alBig
tsiMHali Price Headley entry. (b)-
Gardner entry.
Seventh Race 1900; claiming: 3-year-
olds up; mile and sixteenthl l-Pandy, ITO;
81; Coloratura, 96; Odd Fellow II, 113;
Sun Sabeur, l02; Homewood, 107; Gaines
wood, i02; Bill Seth, l02; Manzana. io6;
Paternal, 1o2; Georgia W., 81; DR.. Rankin.
x-Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-09-22
BY DICK MILLER
Times STAFF CorrespOnGent

FRANKLIN, Ind, Sept. 22.-
When a lawyer goes before a jury
in the interests of his client and
asks a fair and impartial trial, he
merely requests that which the Con-
stitution of the United States guar
anteeS every citizen.
Lysle K. Butler, new physical edu-
cation director at Franklin College
this year, should be accorded just
such a trial. While discussing the
athletic situation with E. B. (Griz)
The Indianapolis times., 1928-09-22
SARAZEN WINS TITLE

By United Press
MAMARONECK, N. Y, Sept. o..
Gene Sarazen today held the
Metropolitan P. G. A. championship
for the second time in succession.
Thursday over the Quaker Ridge
course, Sarazen defeated Craig
Wood, New Jersey pro, 2 and /, in
the final round. Last year at Sails
bury, Sarazen won the champion
ship in medal play. This year the
title was decided by match play.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-09-22
H. A. Pennant Hinges Outcome of Struggles OUer Weekend
Buffalo Holds
One-Gan1e Lead

Bu United Press
BUFFALO, Sept. 22.-The Buffalo
Bisons are in first place in the In
ternational League, with only one
more day of the 1928 season.
Friday the Bisons defeated the
Toronto Leafs, 7 to 3, while the
Rochester club divided a double
header with the Montreal Royals,
8 to and 9 to 3. Buffalo now is
a full game ahead of Rochester.
Standing of the two clubs:
The Indianapolis times., 1928-09-22
Y. W. SKATING STARTS

The skating season will be opened
formally at the Young Women's
Christian Association Oct. S, when
the River Avenue Baptist Church
will entertain with the first private
party of the year.
The floor has been refinished and
skates repaired. George Kroft will
act as floor manager and appoint
ments for partie sare being received
at the Office.
There will be public skating for
boys and girls on Tuesdays Thurs
days and Saturdays during the win
ter.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-09-22
Fights and Fighters

BIZ United Press
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Sept 23.-Young
Stribling. Macon, Ca, defeated Frankie
Wine. Roundup, Mont. in a bout made
tactics.
HOLLYWOOD. CaI.-Josey Medmin. Chi
cago. defeated Dario Barron, ten rounds.
decision.
PHOENIX. Ariz.-Bert Colims, Cali
fornia Mexican, and Billy Rogers, Chi
cago, draw. eight rounds.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-09-22
Race Going to Last Day for Decision-Yde
Keeps Indians on Top by Great Hurting
Friday-Many Fielding Features
BY EDDIE ASH
The weekend will tell it.

The weekend VIII tell 1t.
And Indianapolis fans feel confident the Indians will pro-
duce and bring the first pennant since 1917 to Washington
Park.
From the in which Minneapolis has been maung
the Brewers it apparent the Bezees face the task of taking
their three remaining games in order finish top
The Indianapolis times., 1928-09-22
Friday Football

HIGH SCHOOL
Kirklin, S: washington (Indian-
apolisD, 0.
Rushvilie, IS; Greenfield. Z.
Huntington. 10: Logansport. 0.
Tech indianapolis Reserves, s;
Martinsville. 6.
Manchester. 81; Concordia, Q.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-09-22
RICHMOND AT .ELWooD

NangIe'S Eleven Taxes ON ThEu Up
pOnent Of Season.
By Times Special
ELWOOD, Ind, Sept. 22.-Coach
Nangle's Elwood High School eleven
was scheduled to play its third game
today. Elwood was to meet Rich
mond here. Nangle's team defeated
Kokomo, 7 to 0. in the opener OF
the Hoosier gridiron season two
weeks ago.
Clinton halted the locals in the
second game of the season, 19 to 6.
However, Captain Baxter, speedy
Elwood quarterback, took some Of
the sting out OF the defeat when he
ran fifty yards for a touchdown.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-09-22

Home run-RaWNngs. Three-base hit
Warstler Tgo-base hits-Haney;, Koen-
stolen bases-Rawlings. Blenkiron. Dou-
Bile plays-Rawlings to Koehler. Left on
on balls~oT' Yde. 3: on Barnes. /: on
Smith. /. Struck out-By Yde, 4: by
Barnes. O. Hit batsman--Veach. by Yde.
Losing pitcher-Barnes Hits-Oh Barnes.
10 In innings; of Smith, in inning.
Umpires-Brown, McCanerty and slavin.
Time, 142.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-09-22

A REAL Indian chief is regard
4 Aed as one of the most prom
ising full back candidates at
oregon State this fall. on the
campus he is known as Coquille
Thompson, but back in his home
town or, rather, on his reserva-
ton, he is known as Chief HuS
Hegh. The chief is big fellow
of about 2O8 pounds. and Coach
Paul Schissler says ne ought to
make a great full back as he Is
a terrific line smasher, punter and
passer. He is shown here getting
away a long punt.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-09-22
BARBUTI IN EXHIBITION

Star American Runner in Feature
Event In New York.
BY United Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 22.--An ex-
hibition race by Ray Barbuti, the
one American who won first place
in the Olympic sprint events. was
to be one of the features of the an,
nual games of the New Work A. c..
at Travers Island, this afternoon.
Other competitors included Frank
Hussey. James Quinn, Roland Locke,
Weems Baskin and William Good
win.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-09-22
BARNHART INELIGIBLE


Star Minnesota Half Back Ruled
Out Account Scholastic Trouble.
BIZ UMited Press
MINNEAPOLIS, Min, Sept. a.
Harold Barnhart, veteran University
Of Minnesota half back, was de-
clared ineligible Tor play with the
Gopher squad this year because of
scholastic difficulties. The loss of
Barnhart will he a hard blow to
the squad.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-09-22
SCORE THREE TINES

BIZ United Press
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Sept. 22.-
Holding It's fourth practice of the
season the Harvard varsity took
part in a 45-minute scrimmage
against the scrubs Thursday aft
ernoon. The varsity scored three
touchdoWns.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-09-22

Race Entries
Saturday

AT wooDBNE
sister Pat los; Grey March, io7; Ralti-
% JSeoby. 'itr io5: Glacial IL: A!:drome. 10;
cattlettsburg. lo6; Susan Rinehart. io7;
Daisy Fair. 1o2; Kathleen Bant: LaftaI.
Rock Queen, ll2.
second Race Cs-year-olds; steepleehasel
IA Jingle. l35: (c)Rock Of Cashel. l42;
Manifold, 1870: lb)sury, 1886; tbl Fair Class,
l3o; Rocking Horse $50; 'clByron' 1885,
iaicolonci' K. r. Marchau entry.
(b)w. J. Salmon entry.
B. Tuckerman and F. M. DICK entry.
(dDG. ". Beardmore entry.
Third Race. Cs-year-olds and up; six
Jenny Lind, 1902; Maurice. 1o4; Quick Re
sweepster. il2; Royal Watch. lO7
Fourth Race C3-year-olds: fllies: Ca
madam fouled; mile and q sixteenthl-
1siBonnington, ill; Sweetest Song, ioe;
TipSy. ,los: (alListerine. 100; Troutiet. 1873;
Il taJH. G. Hatch and W. r. sowie entry.
Fifth Race t3-year-olds and up; handi-
Grier Of Spain, 100; Harry. Baker. lo5;
fcl Helen's Babe. li0: lclMad Play. l09;
@ 6, Boon Jos: y. %siIst 1 Is; swssgstsT iis
90; tdlsir. Harry. us; Pelaapides. 81;
81 Gahsmsn, i15; Cbl AlanSbay' sS;
(bl Eoine. 95; (e)Adamas, 103.
(a)J. A. and Mrs. J. A. Parsons entry.
(blFleischmar and Sanford entry.
(clH. P. Headley entry.
ld( Seagram entry.
(e)Bell Farm entry.
Sixth Race (3-year-old Canadian foaled
six furlongs) Master Bobbie. 1ie; Meteon
sparks, III; IalRose Lady, ia; (b, Shore
Lint, lit; Goeland. ia; tb)Pin Wheel 125
lb(0tl Rock IL; Irish Sphere. l22;
(a)Mary Vale Farm entry.
(blThorncli1e entry.
Seventh Race (s-year-olds: claiming:
mile and a sixteenthl-5ikos, s5; North
ilo75: Jimmy Brown. lO2; Natures Darling,
III: Roman Sandal 1o6; saratoh. lo4;
Head Lad, 90; Opperman, Ill; Tippance,
l02. Rare Vintage. 1O6: Sergeant Major
80; Blue Flag, lO2; Powder. lO7.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-09-22

Coach Butler cannot be accused
of stepping into rosy situation.
He should be given fair and i'm
partial trial to present his side Of
the story.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-09-22
Big League Stuff

Dazzy Vance, Brooklyn pitcher,
held the Chicago Cubs to two hits
Friday to win a 2-to-1 victory for
the Robins. 1t was Vance's twenty
first victory of the season. Art Nehf
was on the mound Tor the Chicago
Cubs and allowed the Robins only
five safeties. Nehf weakened IN the
sixth and walked Herman with the
bases filled to force in the winning
run.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-09-22
Games Today

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Toledo at HSDIANAPOLIS.
Minneapolis at Milwaukee.
St. Paul ct Kansas City.
Columbus at Louisville.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston at st. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston (toW gamesl.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia 1.-TWO games)
The Indianapolis times., 1928-09-22
Results Friday
AMERICAN AssoCIATIoN

AMEKICAN AooOOIA hun
ar,nnAanolis 1o2 4o3 oo2-l2 is 2
N1iiWaukee - 900 OOi OO4-5 5
Benton and McNullen; Gearin, Sanders,
willis and Dunham.
ri. Paul . 100 II2 01o-6 Il 2
Kansas CITY ..,..... o20 0i0 ol0-4 8
Campbell and Tesmer; zinn and Wirts.
Peters.
Columbus .. $50 I12 o3o--l0 12
Iouisviile ....... 1oc $50 22o- 10
winters and Ferrell; Moss Creson and
Bird.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-09-22

Yesterdays. HOmerS
Hqsnsby Braves. q: Leach (Phiiliesl:
Whitney (Phillies) Wright (Piratesl: Rice
Tigers); stone (Tigersl: Zachary
Yankees: Ruling (Red Sox).
The Indianapolis times., 1928-09-22

The Yankees defeated the Chicago White
SOX, 10 2. Tom Zachary held the White
Sox TO eight scattered hits and knocked in
two of the Yankees runs with home run
in the eighth inning. Grady Adkins held
the Yankees to seven hits, but three were
punched in the second inning.
Home runs by Harry Rice and Stone
Detroit outhelders. gave the Tigers seven
runs and 9-to-4 victory over the Phila-
delphia Athletics. Lefty Grove started on
the mound for the AS but gave way to
Rommel in the fifth. Ossie OrwoI re-
placed Rommel in the eighth
The Washington Senators won
double-header from the Cleveland
Indians by a 2 to 1 score in each
game. Sad Sam" Jones held Cleve-
land to four hits in the second
game.
Charley RuffiBg, Boston Red SoS pitcher.
won his own game against the st. Louis
with two men on bases In the seventh.
The Boston Braves and the Cincinnati
Reds divided doube-header. Boston won
the first game S to 3, and Cincinnati took
the second, to 2.
An error by Fresco Thompson
broke a to deadlock and en-
abled the Pittsburgh Pirates to win
from the Philadelphia Phillies,
to 5.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-09-22
Home Run Club

American League
Ruth (Yankees) .................. so
Gehrig (Yankeesl. ............s...2 ~
HauSer (AthleticS1 s...s...sssss.. 10
Blue (BrownSl .............,.sss.. IL
National League
Wilson Cubs .;................... 90
Bottomley (CardS) ...s...s..sss". e
Hafey (Cardsl ...............1... q
BisSonette fRobins) ............... z3
Hornsby (Braves) ..............s.. 20 e
The Indianapolis times., 1928-09-22

Arnold is about the best punter on the
squad. We didn't see a thing that re-
sembled a drop kicker. and from pass
ing standpoint, Rohrabaugh, Shirley and
Underwood seem about the best on deck
Experience Is needed to develop a strong
passing attack and the entire Franklin
team needs experience.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-09-22

Writ formerly was on the Tech High
School squad. Miller was a former track
star at Gary.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-09-22

The Boston Braves and the Cincinnati
Reds divided a doube-header. Boston won
the first game. to 3, and Cincinnati took
the second 3 TO q.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-09-22

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia 100 O20 Ol0- 7
Detroit ............. 90 240 03X-9 is 3
Grove, Rommel, Orwoll and Cochrane;
Van Glider and Woodau.
cleveland ........... 0l0 900 000-l 9 2
Braxton and Ruel: Underhill and Autry.
Washington ...,...... 900 0l0 Ol0-5 !
Cleveland .......... 0lO 600 O0o-l !
Jones and Tate; Moore and Myatt.
New York ... olo o2o 02o-5 3
Chicago .......... 0lo 900 1902 2
Zachary and Bengough; Adkins and
Berg.
Boston 0o 600 200 3o0-5 9 2
st. Louis ........... 300 900 000--3 !
Runing and Holman: Ogden and Dan
ming.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-09-22

Aspiring ball toters are In abundance.
Backs available are Arnold, Indianapolis.
Miller, Gary; Downey Kirkln; Turner.
Niles, Mich; Freeman and RagSdaie
Franklin. and Writ, Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-09-22

Checking mp on the reserve line candi-
dates, we find that size is lacking. Ends
are Sims and Longwell Of KirkIin; Burgett,
Franklin, tackle; Templeton, guard,
The Indianapolis times., 1928-09-22

Third Race (3-year-olds and up; six
furlongsl Table Talk. 1o7: Alansby; lo5;
turn. l0i: Peeticuie, l02: Carline, los;
Sweepster. liz; Royal Watch. lot.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-09-22

termined and veteran-like manner.
He appears well-liked and has the
squad, which numbers twenty
seven, well under control.
The Indianapolis times., 1928-09-22

WarstleT's triple in the fourth took a
sharp hop away from Moore and Scooted
down the foul line,
The Indianapolis times., 1928-09-22

The veteran, 1927 regulars. on the SQUAD
are Cliff Easter, giant tackle, and little
Red" Green, an end. Also back are
Sanders, sub guard lest seasons Andrews
sub-end, and Shirley and Wooden, sub
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-02
ALL BISMARCK
DEALERS ENTER
IN STYLY SHOW
Automobile Style Parade Is
Preliminary Feature TO
Auto Races Wednesday

With the entry of the Ingstad
Garage every Bismarck stock car
agency will be represented in the
motor style show and parade" the
opening feature of the auto racing
program at the new fair grounds,
Wednesday, July 4.
Miss Mary Lucas will drive a Pack
ard Eight Club Sedan while Miss
Genevieve LaFrance will pilot Six
Sedan for the Ingstad Garage.
Other nominations in the demon
stration, including three Mandan
agencies, are:
Driver, Aurdey Melton; Fleck Mo-
tor Sales, Inc.
Driver, Betty Fleck, Fleck Motor
Sales, Inc.
Driver, Pauline Fritz; Capital
Chevrolet CO.
Driver, Marian Alderman; Capt.
tai Chevrolet Co.
Driver, Ednah Rust; Olson Motor
Co.
Driver, Gertrude Eichorst; Olson
Motor Co.
Driver, Mrs. N. 0. Churchill; Cor
win Churchill Motors, Inc.
Driver. Mrs. Fred Riley; Corwin-
Churchill Motors, Inc.
Driver, Lucille Small; Hedahl Mo-
tor Co.
Driver, Esther Erickson; Hedahl
Motor Co.
Driver, Esther Leer; Copelin Mo-
tor Co.
Driver. Eileen Doerner; Copelin
Motor Co.
Driver, Lois Bigler; Lair Motor
Sales Co.
Driver, Marlys Lair; Lair Motor
Sales Co.
Driver, Betty dollhouse; NJ. H.
Gilman Co.
Driver, Louise Keller; NJ. B. Gil
man Co.
Driver. Jane Byrne; Super Six
Motors, Inc.
Driver, Gyda Brynildson; Super
Six Motors, Inc.
Miss Lydia Bertsch; Bismarck
Motor Co.
Driver, Mrs. j. X. Blunt; Bis
marck Motor Co.
Driver, Mrs. Emma Brekington;
Stair Motor Co.
Driver, Mis- Minnie Eckroth,
Service Motor Co., Mandan.
Driver, Ruth Upper; Connolly
Motor Co., Manian.
Driver. Peggie Handtman, Con-
molly Motor Co.. Mandan.
Driver, Evelyn Edwards; Master
Motor Sales, Inc, Mandan.
Driver, Eleanor Mccormick; Mas
ter Motors Sales, Inc, Mandan.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-02
INDIANS INCREASE
ASSOCIATION LEAD
WTHPAIR OF wins
(By The Associated Press)

Indianapolis increased its lead in
the American Association pennant
race yesterday by defeating Louis
vile in boil. games Of twin bill
by scores Of to 5 and 8 to 5 re-
spectively. Emil Yde went the route
for the league leaders in the first
game, while the Colonies used De-
berry and Sommers on the hill.
Brame, although hit hard in the
aftermath managed to 60 the route
against Wilkinson. Koob and Tin
cup.
Toledo and Columbus broke even
in their bargain bill, the Mudhens
coping the first game 9 to s
through their heavier hitting. Toledo
was unable to gather more than six
hits off Larry Winter in the second
game, while Huntzinger and Ryan
were battered freely by tn Sena-
tors who turned in q 10 to 2 victory.
Minneapolis and Milwaukee also
split their double header, the Mill
ers battling eleven innings to take
the first contest 8 to 8, while the
nightcap won to the Brewers 3 to
in six innings, the game being called
to comply with the six o'clock Sun
day law. A three run rally in the
ninth frame of the first game en-
abled the Millers to score. Sanders
pitched the game away in the 18th
when he walked black with the
bases filled. Eddie Pick cracked
out q brace Of homers in the first
game, being responsible for driving
in five of the Brewers eight runs.
Dixie Davis was unable to stop
the Saints who batted him freely in
the early innings for q big lead,
which enabled St. Paul to take the
odd game of the five game series
with Kansas City 10 to 4.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-02
RAIN DEFEATS
GRAY CHANCES
TO BEAT JIMS
Grays Had Been Planning to
Beat Victorious jamestown
Club for Last Week
p A RS H ALL Is NEXT
Curhchill Has Rested Crew to
Meet Strong Club from
Northwest Section
P A RS HALL Is NEXT

Rain yesterday robbed Bismarck
OF what Manager Neil Churchill
called a chance to get revenge on
jamestown for two previous base
ball defeats this season.
The Grays, with their new catcher.
Duckie Guidas, and rested lineup.
who had planned for the last week
to beat jamestown in Yesterdays
scheduled game, which has been
postponed, were forced to turn the
crowd away and take their showers
without game. The date for the
game has not been set, Neil said
today.
Parshall Is Strong
The Bismarck club meets a good
outfit in a double header tomorrow,
which is part of the city's mid.
summer celebration. They play
Parshall at 2 and p. m.
Parshall boasts of a wonderful.
team this year, one which has beer
improved 100 per cent over that OF
last year. During the last week
the gang from the northern village
won three games from the stronges,
teams in the northwestern section
They whipped Kenmare, an all-sal.
aried team, 2 to O b. ind the master.
full pitching of Drake, colored star
whom they call the lace of Spades
Bennett, another African, does the
catching and is reputed to be one of
the best stickers in the state.
They beat Wildrose / to 0 in an.
other game behind the pitching of
Lefty Ryan. Wildrose suffered it's
first defeat with Big Boy Peterson
in the box against the Parshall clan.
Minot baseball fans call Wildrose
the best team in the northwestern
section of the state.
Stepped on Sanish
Parshall topped off the week with
2 to win over Sanish, with Drake
again in the box. Kenmare. Wild.
rose, and Sanish boast wins over
the strong Minot club this season.
With Tobin, Boardman, Love, anc
Sagehorn completely rested, Man
ager Churchill expects the Bismarck
crew to win over the Possibilities.
Pitchers Are Set
Boardman and Love will probably
do the mound work tomorrow, with
Gesellchen being saved for the third
game at | p. m. Wednesday. Duckie
Guidas will play his first game for
Bismarck this season. He arrived
Saturday from Illinois where he has
been playing the first part of the
season.
The rest of the team is in Rrea,
shape and Churchill is planning to
have two of the biggest crowds of
the year watch him take straight
victories tomorrow from Pat Cron-
ms crew.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-02
MAJOR LEAGUE TEAMS ARE CLOSE IN
STANDING EXCEPT FOR FIRST PLACE
Polish Wrestling Star
Marrics Broadway Miss

Union City, N. j., July 2.-lF>-
Wladek Zbyszko, Polish wrestler
and younger brother of Stanislaus,
was on his honeymoon today with
Miss Anna Stark. 1S-year-old
Broadway actress. They were mar
ried here Saturday by Mayor
Charles Mohn.
This is Zbyszko's second venture
into matrimony. His first wife was
Miss Amelia Diaz, 100 pounds, of
Havana. He divorced her at Port
land, Maine, in 1924, charging cruel
ty.
Zbyszko has been one Of the lead
ing heavyweight wrestlcrs of the
world for years. In 1922 when
Stanislaus announced he was ready
to retire he attempted to pass the
title on to his younger brother.
He has not been contender for
the title now held by Ed (Strangler)
Lewis but has been particularly ac-
tive the last few years.
Wladek at one time was reported
ready to quit the mat for tn, oper-
attic stage. The plan failed to ma
terialize, however. Ignace Paderew-
ski. noted pianist, is his godfather.