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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-07-26
10 Years Ago
From the files of the Herald
July %, 1909

@o'f ~ iSN
Sid Jordan has gone to Culbertson
after another carload of lumber.
*s*
Adolph Hovdey took the stage this
morning for a visit with his folks at
Mohall, N. d.
Commissioner Chapman has just
received word from the Clerk of the
District Court that the citizenship
blanks have now arrived.
Frank Rooster, wife and their
daughter Edna, and Mrs. w. II.
Boock autoed over from Crosby last
Saturday and made a short stay with
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowley.
Undersheriff Harry Rutter and
Constable j. j. Higgins came from
Culbertson Sunday night searching
for some escaped prisoners who re-
Gently broke Jail at Glasgow.
M. M. Johnson is now the proud
owner of a real bull dog which re-
Gently came from Minneapolis.
***
Peter Marron's shearing camp has
~disbanded for the season., having
sheared $4,000 sheep in little over a
month.
Miss Joe Armstrong is taking one
weeks vacation from her duties at
Jarvis and Fishbeck, and spending
the time on her homestead.
A. Riba and wife went on a bust
ness vacation Tuesday morning in
their machine intending to visit sew
aral points in North Dakota. They
were accompanied as far as Kenmare
by Mrs. Grin S. Pierce, Miss Ida
Strombo and F. M. Somers.
49,
A good time was had by everybody
at Redstone last Saturday. Every
one from here who attended the pic
mic speaks very kindly Of the treat
ment received. Our home team sue
ceeded in handing one over on the
Matkinites. Score 5 and 6. The
game between Redstone and the
Bench Browns resulted in a victory
for the former, being seven scores to
the good.
John Huber has been employed as
clerk in the Johnson Hardware Store.
***
The ball game between the Bench
Browns and the Antelopers on the
Plentywood grounds failed to mater
ialize last Sunday, owing to some
misunderstanding. However, the
two teams will come together next
Sunday and decide the championship
of the Big Muddy.
WEST SIDE SCHOOL REPORT
Month ending July 16: Number Of
days taught, 10; total enrolment, II;
average daily attendance, 8; neither
absent nor tardy during the month,
Henry Goodman and Earl Sandvig.
Those whose average was above
90 per cent: Earl Sandvig and Web
ster Lasater.
Delta M. King, Teacher
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-07-26
HIGHWAY WARNING C N

twenty states are now erecting the standardized high
way warning signs recommended by the United States Bu-
reau of Public Roads. These signs are so made that even
if the motorist cant read the lettering, the shape of the sign
will indicate the degree Of caution required. The roadsides
of Massachusetts have many warning signs, and in many
places they are too much mixed in with private advertising.
If a driver is warned every twenty-five feet to buy some
ones hot dogs or patronize a certain lunchroom, he may
fail to notice the warning sign which he should read for the
benefit of his health. The driving public needs much advice.
Such signs should be erected with some discretion. If put
IN places where there is no special danger the motorist is in
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-07-26

If Claude Bowers, the Houston keynoter ever loses his
job as editorial writer of the New York World he ought to be
able to get one as superintendent of one of these health re-
sorts where they give mud baths.
Evening star., 1928-06-07
CALIFORNIA HEAVY
FAvOR|TE IN BOUT
Jewish Youngster Has Rec
ord of 28 Fights Without
Losing Decision.
By the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 7.-Preceded b.
a reputation as a coming champion Z
Armand Emanuel, young California
heavyweight. will get his first Eastern
test tonight in 10-round battle with
tne veteran light heavyweight. Mike
McI1gue, at Madison Square Garden.
Emanuel has engaged in % bouts on
the coast without having lost a de-
clsion. His closest call came a few
weeks ago when McTigue held him to
draw.
Emanuel is the favorite for tonight ,
The coast heavyweight has plenty OF
speed while the Irish veteran is Slip
ping. The general opinion is that Mike
will have to make the most OF the
skill gained by long experience to stave
off defeat.
Emanuel has hopes Of following In
the footsteps of Jim Corbett, who rose
to the championship from the same
starting place-the gymnasium Of the
Olympic Club in San Francisco. To-
nights meeting with McTigue will 20
far toward showing whether the coast
youngster has any Of the qualities Of
his famous predecessor. The bout Will
start at 10 pm daylight time
In the semi-final James j. Braddock.
Jersey City light heavyweight, will meet
Joe Monte of Boston in a return bout.
The two met during the Winter season
and Braddock gained the decision.
Evening star., 1928-06-07
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
The National League race was bit
tighter today as the result of let-up
in inclement weather.
Brooklyn enjoyed fine batting aft
ernoon against Ray Kolp, Carl Mays
and Jim Edwards as Douglas Nc
Weeny turned back Cincinnati's forces
monotonously for seven innings. Some
thing cracked in McWeeny's service at
this point and the Reds piled up five
purely decorative runs in two innings
as Rube Ehrhardt rushed to the res
cue. The damage already had been
done, however, and the Robins were
able to stand on their eight runs.
Brooklyn'S winning margin was fur
niShed by Del BiSSonette'S tenth home
run of the Season--oH Edwards in the
seventh. with two on base. BiSSonette
went into the league lead ahead of
Hack Wilson and Jim Bottomley. The
score was s to 5.
The fighting Cardinals are thankful
for whatever success they can register
on the field. but they are able to
take only slight comfort from their
ll-to-6 victory over the Giants at
the Polo Grounds yesterday. Nc
Kechnie's men rallied gamely to win.
but the showing of Grover Cleveland
Alexander III the first two innings con-
Vinced the base ball sharpS that the
veteran right-hander will be useless to
the ST. Louis club for a few weeks
more at the least.
Old Pete was cuffed for five runs
by the Giants in the first two innings
and turned the reins voluntarily over
Evening star., 1928-06-07
thec Sor and Cr gue Meets armand Emanuel Tongh
OLD MICHAEL WILL TEST
TITLE CALDER OF ARMAND

pect that Emanual has been nursed
along with the purpose of making capi-
tai out Of him before he meets the real
top notchers.
Rickard has selected McTigue with
the view of showing Emanuel at his
best. The veteran Irishman is easily
20 per cent below his best fighting
notch and at this date is nothing more
than trial horse for budding young
ster.
The word has been passed around
that Emanuel lacks aggressiveness, that
he is fellow who plays it safe until he
finds the other fellow cannot hurt him.
This opinion does square with the one
contest the writer saw Emanuel take
part in. Last September, in one Of the
preliminary bouts to the Tunney-Demp-
sey battle, Emanuel showed plenty Of
aggressiveness in scoring two knock
downs over George Larocco. Against
Vlgo DOMAIN the Californian was
hoored and came back to score knock
out over his opponent.
Emanuel may forget his timidness
against McTigue and give the fans a
demonstration of his real ability. Should
the lawyer-pug make good he can just
about name his own terms against a
fighter who rates higher than McTigue
does at present. The scrap figures to
make or break him as a heavyweight
possibility.
Evening star., 1928-06-07
Cissell Hailed as a Real Star
at Short for the Chicago Sox

and at bat. This Spring 1 figured that
the smoother major league diamonds
would be big help when the season
began. and this proved to be the case.
think ballplayer who is in slump
should keep on thinking that his best
days are ahead. This thought will pull
him out"
Cissell hit safely in IA consecutive
games after the season began. That is
cons So Nncy. He stands at the plate
fear,ess'y and takes a long, clean cut a;
the ball. His hitting is bound to i'm
prove.
This recruit plays just as hard II his
team IS 10 runs ahead as he does when
his team is 10 runs behind From what
he has shown me, l don't think Chi
cago need worry about the shortstop
position.
tCoryright. 1928. I'm all countrie,, by the
North American Newspaper Alliarcel
Evening star., 1928-06-07
Cardinal A. c. Is SO Popular
That Mines Are Now Confused

with Fort Washington and Kennedys.
Write George E. Meyers, 105 Upshur
street.
Stadium A. C.. which meets tonight
at 1900 Seventh street at 8 o'clock,
wants a Sunday game. Call Potomac
561O between 6 and z o'clock.
Manager Mcintosh is booking out-of-
town games for Phoenix Athletic Club
Call Potomac 1882 or write him at Riggs
Apartment, apartment IS.
Cherrydale unlimited want to meet a
foe on their diamond Sunday. Call
Clarendon 546.
White Havens. who meet tomorrow
night at o'clock, have booked a game
with Berwyn at 2:30 o'clock Saturday
at Berwyn.
Service Seniors have open Sunday
dates throughout June. Call J. Gubisch
at Main 6040, branch 35.
Cardinals of Indian Head, Nd, are
ready to schedule local teams Call In
dian Head l0lK-3.
Hartford Seniors. who will drill to-
morrow at o'clock on No. 2 diamond
are seeking games. Call Cleve Var
Horn at Potomac 2281, between 2:3C
and 4 O'Clock.
Liberty Juniors and Midgets want
games. Call West 1855 for games with
Juniors and Columbia 2052 for games
with Midgets.
Crandall Insects meet tomorrow night
at 4206 Twelfth place northeast al
$50 O'Clock. Call North 1i53-W for
games.
Evening star., 1928-06-07
Race in Old League Tightens
As Reds Lose and Cards Win

to Clarence Mitchell, the recently
signed southpaw spitballer. Alex again
was troubled with a sore elbow.
Mitchell in his first effort for his new
club performed nobly as the Cards ral-
lied against Aldridge and Faulkner to
win, but Clarence always was quite
Giant killer.
The Cubs improved their position
somewhat at defeating the Phlis, to 3,
but Joe Mccarthy, in panic as the home
team began to hit in the seventh, used
up Malone. Bush and Jones in turning
in the victory.
The first game of the Pittsburgh
Boston series was rained out. as were
two American League fiXtures--Wash-
ington at Chicago and Boston at De-
troit.
Herb Pennock obtained revenge
against the Indians for the game they
won from him at the Yankee Stadim
last month. He clicked off his ninth
victory of the season. 5 to 3, as George
Uhle took another beating.
Howard Ehmke and Eddie Rommel
of the Athletics failed to halt the young
sluggers of Dan Howley, who won, S
to 2, behind the good pitching of Sam
Gray.
The Yanks lead by mere nine
games.
Evening star., 1928-06-07

40 many amateur base ball teams
in this section have adopted the
name of Cardinal A. G. that
Manager Samuel b. De Vaughan
Of Cardinal A. c. of Alexandria
thinks it necessary to arrange some
system of designating the individual
clubs to assist managers in ascertain
ing which Is which.
Manager Dc Vaughan wishes man
ayers of the many Cardinal teams to
write him, giving the date that their
teams were Organized and their classi-
fication. Write De Vaughan at lOo3
Mount Vernon avenue, Potomac, va
Hess ard Edmonds mines are asked to
write De Vaughan.
Modern Woodmen have booked trip
to La Plata this Sunday, and the fol-
lowing week will journey to Eastport.
Md. Ma Chesledine. who handles the
Woodmen tosscrs, is seeking other out
1f-town games. Write Mrs. M. F. Chesle-
dine at 1902 Thirteenth street south
east.
In order that Holy Rosary players
might see their old teammate, Joe
Freschi. pitch for Scottdale against
Cumberland, in the Middle Atlantic
League Sunday, the game between the
Rosarys and Auths booked for that day
has been postponed Rosary players
will 60 to Cumberland to see the game
Pop Kremb is anxious to sign good
nflelder before his Liberty A. c. nine
faces Monroe A. c. Sunday afternoon
at 3 o'clock on Bruok1and diamond
Candidates should call lin at Columbia
4l65-J.
Aztecs are expecting real battle
Saturday when they so TO Rockville 70
meet Rockville A. c. at $50 O'Clock.
Local players will meet at 2 o'clock on
Plaza diamond.
Games for Saturday and other dates
with Maryland and Virginia mines are
sought BY Woodbridge nine of Capital
City League, unlimited class. Call w.
O. Cornelius at Franklin 1851.
Bill Sanderson wants games for Auth
Seniors and Unlimiteds. for Saturday.
Call Franklin 1911 Practice sessions
will be held at o'clock on No. 10 dia-
mond today and Saturday.
Manager Collins of Rockville A. c.
is seeking games for Saturdays and
Sundays. Call Rockville 15-F~3i be-
tween 6 and o'clock,
MarfeIdts are also without an un-
limited foe for Sunday. Cali North $50.
Petworth Yorks are seeking games
Evening star., 1928-06-07
Fights Last Night

By the Associated Press.
WEST NEW YORK. N. Johnny
Erickson, Minnesota. knocked ont Jack
Lewis. Syracuse. n. Y. U).
AKRON, Ohio-Battling Levinsky.
Philadelphia, won from Emmet Rocco
Q0).
MONTREAL.-Leo (Kid) Roy. Can
ada. won over Eddie Anderson, wyom-
ing U0).
SAN FRANCISCO.-BiIly Adams.
New Orleans, won a technical knock
out over Artie Sullivan, Boston (2). Joe
Gordon. Minneapolis. won on a foul
from Chick Roach. California. t2l. Bat
ting Dozier. Omaha, and Matt Calo,
Honolulu draw ISL
Evening star., 1928-06-07
Capital City Insect Teams
In First Games This Week

Eldebr0oke NJ. r. and West Washing
ton Baptist nfnes. battled eight innings
in Georgetown Church League to TT
tie. Hurleys hitting featured
Bergmann's Laundry outfit came from
behind and completely overwhelmed
Barber & Ross in Merchants League
for 13-to-6 triumph.
A 3-run rally in the seventh enabled
Interstate TO defeat Union Printers in
Government League. Z to L. Simons got
home run.
Holmes Bakers ran wild In Industrial
League in piling up 22-to-9 win over
Western Electric.
Evening star., 1928-06-07
HOME RUN STANDING

By the Associated Press.
Home runs yesterday: BiSsonette.
Robins, 1; Lindstrom. Giants, 1; VIII
liams, Phillies, 1; Brannon, Browns, 1.
The leaders:
American League-Ruth, New York,
10; Gehrig, New York, IL; Hauser,
Philadelphia, 8; Todt, Boston. :. Ma
ti0naI League-BiSsonette, Brooklyn.
10; Wilson, Cubs. 9: Bottomley, Car
dinalS, 8: Hornsby. Braves, 8.
League tOtals--NationaI. IFS; Amer
lean, I60. Grand total 333.
Evening star., 1928-06-07
BY FAIRPLAY.

n TEW YORK, June Armand
Emanuel, the Jewish light
VI weight sensation from the Pa
4 cific Coast, makes his Eastern
debut at Tex Richards fistic
palace this evening in a return duel
with the veteran Mike McTigue. The
bout is scheduled for 10 rounds, the
same distance the pair travelled last
April In San Francisco The referee
called the last one a draw, and this
probably accounts for Richards latest
effort.
Fasteners are all het up about
Emanuel. Many columns of reading
matter have heralded the young law
yer-fighter's descent on blase New York.
The fans are interested in learning lust
what Jack Dempsey sees in him to hook
up with the scrapper in the role of
manager. According to Dad Emanuel,
who is in the East with the young man,
Dempsey is half owner of the con-
tract. and predicts brilliant future
for Armand
Checking over Emanuel's record, the
writer cannot grow enthusiastic over
the coast boxer. There are evidences
of careful matchmaking. The oppo-
nents he has met are not high class,
and save for the meeting with McTigue,
which was a slow affair. and 10 rounds
with Matt Adgie, there is reason to sus-
Evening star., 1928-06-07

CiSSeil went TO
Chicago from Port
land, Pacific Coast
League. He faced
the danger of be-
ing over allyhooed
because Chicago
had paid $i23,000
for his contract.
Publicity has ruin
ed many players,
but I don't think
1t has had any ef-
feet on Cissell. The
money paid for
him never worried
him, as 1t has
many others.
In the games /
have seen him
r,iau TyiSeaii si1nW-
Evening star., 1928-06-07
SOUTHEASTERN LEAGUE.

Savannah. i2 Albany, S (second game
postponed TO catch trainl.
Tampa, SIS Jacksonville, SIS.
Montgomery, 40; Selma. Ia.
Pensacola, 9~-l2 Columbus, Al.
Evening star., 1928-06-07
SETS BICYCLE MARK.

BERLIN, June z (P.-A new world
bicycle record for 500 meters with
flying start was established by the
Italian cyclist Linary. who covered the
distance in 30 seconds
Evening star., 1928-06-07

~APITAL City League insect
mines will stage theil first con-
tests of the season this week
~ end.
Jewish Community Center
and iris Speakers will clash on West
Ellipse diamond at | O'Clock Sunday,
according to the revised schedule. Web
co and Royals will play SATURDAY. at
o'clock on West Ellipse and Mount
Rainiers will meet Brookland Boys on
the same field at ii o'clock.
Anacostia Eagles will meet District
Heights on the latter teams diamond
at o'clock Sunday instead of playing
on the formers diamond. Ross Coun-
cilnaen also are shifted to Walter Reed
diamond Or their clash with Army Med
ical Center
Games I'm the three divisions of Sport
Mart League have been listed as fol-
lows for Saturday and Sunday:
Insect~~Saturday Sam Rices VS.
Auth's. IL o'clock Warwicks vs.. Lionels
3 O'Clock. all games ON South Ellipse
Mideets-- Saturday: Rovers VS.. Met
ropolitans, O'Clock, on South Ellpse
diamond.
Sunday-~Lionels vs.. Ty Cobbs on No
2 diamond at o'clock: Sam Rices VS.
Aces at l o'clock on No. 10 diamond:
Palace VS.. Mavis on No. l diamond at
3 o'clock.
Juniors. Sunday--Langleys VS. Sam
Rices on No / ut / o'clock and Vistas
VS. Meridans on No. ! at s o'clock.
Heavy hitting featured yesterdays
games In Federal League. Navy
routed Shipping Board. II to ?. while
Naval Hospital outslugged Commerce
Tor 14-to-10 victory
Late rallies gave Bureau of Supply
nine a 5-to-2 win over Aggies in De-
partmental League.
Evening star., 1928-06-07
SOUTH ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION

Knoxville. . II Charlotte, SIS.
Augusta, 2, hsheyille. a.
Macon, IL, GFeenyllle, 2.
Evening star., 1928-06-07
RED SOX RELEASE TWO.

BOSTON, June Z up. - The Boston
Red Sox management has released on
option Bob Cremins, right-handed
pitcher, and Bob Asbjornson to the
Akron club in the Central League.
Evening star., 1928-06-07
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Wichita, Z; Oklahoma City, 9.
Tulsa, 10; Amarillo, 6.
Omaha. 81: Pueblo. 3-4.
Des Molnes, IL Denver, 6.
Evening star., 1928-06-07
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
BLUE RIDGE LEAGUE.

Frederick, 3-6. Chambersburg. 2--o.
MartinSburg. 6--3, Waynesboro, 5--2.
Hanover, Z; Hagefstown, 2.
Evening star., 1928-06-07
ORTELL ASKED TO REPORT.

George Ortell is requested to report {
The manager OF the U. S. Shippiu
Board nine as soon as possible.
Evening star., 1928-06-07
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Oakland. 7; Hollywood, 9.
Seattle, 8; San Francisco, 4.
Portland, 4, Los Angeles, 3.
Missions, 3; Sacramento. 0.
Evening star., 1928-06-07

BRAVES SEEK THEVENOW.
BOSTON. June (P.-The Boston
Traveller says that Rogers Hornsby
manager Of the Braves, Is making over
lures 10 the st. Louis Cardinals TO!
The services of Tommy Thevenow.
Evening star., 1928-06-07

ed much more stuff than Risberg did
when that giant shortfielder broke in
with Chicago and forced the manage
ment to switch Buck Weaver from short
TO third TO make room for him.
Cissell is the wiry type, with not an
ounce of superfiuous weight. He Is the
kind of fellow who rushes for his posi-
ton when the game starts and thinks
of nothing but the game until the last
out. He devotes himself entirely to base
ball Best of all, he seems to be one
of the newer school who carry the
fighting spirit which made the old
school famous.
Cisscll Tough Loser.
A few weeks ago, after Chicago had
lost a close game, / saw Cissel come
raying into the dugout, willing TO take
the entire blame for his teams defeat.
His attitude was not artificial: his an
ger was an honest expression of his
feelings. decided right there that Cis-
sell was a real ball player. Show me a
tough loser and I'll show you a first
fater
Travelling East recently. I had talk
with Cissell and found his conversation
refreshing. He told me he started as
an outfelder and played % games IN
the Outfield Tor DeS MONIES IN 1879.
Then the regular shortstop was in
jured and Cissell was called in TO I'LL
the gap. After he had played for a
few weeks, his manager decided 1t
would be foolish TO return him TO the
outfield. He had tackled the toughest
position in the inf1eld and made good
from the start in one of the strongest
minor leagues
On Joining the White Sox this Spring.
CisscIi looked bad in the South. His
fielding in the exhibition games was
terrible and he seemed complete flop
as far as the major leagues we're con-
cerned. But as soon as the regular sea-
son began CisSell was performing won-
ders al short. ! asked him why he did
50 badly during the training season.
How TO Beat q Slump.
Spring training seems TO be COM
plete zero with me-" he said. Il try
everything. but ] don't seem able 10 do
the right thing. looked like an anna
teur and ] knew IT, but also knew 1t
wouldn't last long MY first Spring with
Portland was just as bad The harder
/ tried the worse ! looked IN fielding
Evening star., 1928-06-07
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Indianapolis, Q; St. Paul. l.
Kansas City. Q; Columbus, Z
Others, rain.
Evening star., 1928-06-07
BY GEORGE MORIARTY,

ianaser Of the Detroit Base Ball Club.
~ ILL CISSELL has come to stay
= with the Chicago White Sex.
who now are engaged in a Sc
- ries with the Washington club.
That is my opinion after watch
Evening star., 1928-06-07

Cissell is one of those rare recruits
who seem to make good impression
even when they are having a bad day
Chicago has seen such great Shortfield-
ers as George Davis. Buck Weaver and
Swede Risberg perform at the White
Sex park, and CiSsell is sure to measure
up to his brilliant predecessors
Evening star., 1928-06-07

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
Wash'ten at Chicago. Washten IT Chicago.
Phiis. at -. Louis. PhiIa. at 81. Louis.
n. York at Cleveland. n. York NJ Cleveland.
Boston al Detroit. Boston at Detroit.
Evening star., 1928-06-07
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

YEsTEBDAY's RESULTS.
~. Lanis. S; Philadelphia, 2.
New York, g. Cleveland, 8.
Nzshington-Chleago rain.
DetFoit-BOstoH, rain.
STANDING or THE CLrBs.
Evening star., 1928-06-07

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW
P1ltsbaTEh AZ Boston. Pittsburgh at Boston.
Chicago zt Phtla+ Chicago AZ Phiia,
Cincinnati ~ Ektsn. Cincinnati At EkIyn.
81 J.. At MaN y9fk. ~. j., At NFw foTk.
Evening star., 1928-06-07

10 many amateur base ball teams
in this section have adopted the
name of Cardinal A. c. that
- Manager Samuel B. De Vaughan