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El fronterizo., 1928-08-25
AL MARGEN E OLA
Por Ell Condo Girls

dor, en- donde a Mexico Sc lie quiere
muy deveras -. La jira del glorio-
so don Roberto, Embajador de los
Vientos, sera beneficiosa para los
ideales de union continental. En- la
Ciudad de los Palacios, va Sc estan
confeccionando especiales progra-
mas para dar la bienvenida al va
liente photo, que traera como ofren-
da, para la patria, ell corazon de
muchos pueblos. FL "Baja Califor-
MIA No. 2" ha pasado a la historic,
Y con ell nombre del avi6n, muy par
ticularmente, ell del joven manda-
tario del Distrito Norte, general
Abelardo L. Rodriguez.
En- Santa Cecilia, Tampico, Ia
m~aulipas, ocurri6 un case muy
simpatico. I'm tenorio de mala en-
trana Sc rapto a la pequena Ma
ria Landin. Los palomos fueron
puestos en- la sombra, exigiendo in
mediate matrimonio. La pequeha
Landin, expreso 10 siguiente: "Es
peor. 70 no promote serle fiel a
este hombre. En- la primera opor-
tunidad pienso dejario por otro."
La juventud, acknowledgements, ha
progresado mucho.
En- Durango. Epigmenia Aragon,
El fronterizo., 1928-08-25
PAGINA TRES

do a luz cuatro hermosos nenes
batiendo ell record de la fecunidad.
Los chicos Sc encuentran robustos.
En- ell hogan TODD es felicidad, ex-
ceptuando al padre de los mamo-
mes quien no esta muy de acuerdo
con s%emejante probe. Los tiempos
que orren son bastante duros Y las
criaturas ~necesitan alimentarse.
El fronterizo., 1928-08-25
AcTIvIrAs


A ruestros Leetores:
Cuando necesiten de EspsGa informss.
de matrimonis. o de Ultima voluntad:
eoDvaHdar diplomas: IegaIlxar doeumou-
tos: eonforir podeRes. obtener paAemteu
o mnreas Dc f&brica. F~enolvor nsumtae a.
e-estsmsneartas . eualguiera sire asanto.
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eo@DIeeegIss. estk dsmlollaAa - MaArM.
eauo e - Ruaatsa. Men. 8 RnOAnaD.
El fronterizo., 1928-08-25

Don Adolfo de la Huerta, EXPIRE
sidente de Mexico Y connotado poll
tico, hoy en- ell destierro, ha desis-
lido de su viaje a la Ciudad de los
Palacios. Sc echo a volar la YER
sion de que ell general Plutarco
Elias Gales, 10 llamaba para que
lie diese una "manita." Don Adolf
TO esta dispuesto a prestar sus
servicios en- donde Sc lie ponga, a.
rrojando un punado de terra al pa
sado. Ell jubiloso parentesis Sc ha
cerrado con declaraciones terminan-
ties hechas por la Secretaria de Co.
bernaci0n. Por ahora no son muy
titles sus servicios . T0do mace,
crece Y muere 10y la polftica no
es ajena a estas cosas 49,. Don
Adolfo ha pasado. Que lastima!
Ahora, precisamente, cuando los
rudos golpes de la vida lie han en-
senado mucho Ell tempo tiene
cara redonda Sc RE como la luna.
Ell teniente coronel Roberto Fie-
FRO, heroe de nuestra aviacion,
tendio u enormes alas rumbo a
Guatemala. Las recepciones que
Sc lie tributaran en- la America Cen
trail, seran colosales. Una de sus
mejores impresiones la recibira
Fierro en- la Repdblica de Ell Saliva
El fronterizo., 1928-08-25

BORDADOS A MANO. en- blanso . /.
solors- D. Masias. 81 Council g.
El fronterizo., 1928-08-25

Sc DESEA sabw 81 paradwo do gasAu
HernAndez y de- 81 mposa. Mercedes L.
dc Hern2ndez. Para tode in4orme ~
laotonado con Mte asunto. dirigirno q
In Sra. Petra VIDA. de- .Callego. CaIie-
Jon Is de- SsDtiembrs No. 6. Canan@.
Son. Mex.
El fronterizo., 1928-08-25
AVISOS
ECONOMICS

0aw0ee . nstsA msemles vemAaR.
compTar. rentar ease. etc.. etc.. inserts
IN anune1e en eta ese1l6n , 49,
ar& immeaAtee rmmlsnAen.
El fronterizo., 1928-08-25

En- Durango, Epigmenia Aragon,
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MIX E M'TIGUE
THRILLS FANS
Ancient Mariner of Fight
Racket Loses Decision to
Dempsey's Protege

New York, June 8.-P)-There' s
still plenty Of life in the body of
Mike McTigue, the ancient mariner
Of the fight racket, plenty of sting
in his right hand, and plenty of
grey matter under his thinning
thatch.
For the benefit of Armand
Emanuel, latest light heavyweight
sensation from San Francisco, Mike
proved all that last night in Madi.
son Square Garden, althour., he lost
the decision in ten rounds to the
clever, strong youngster who fought
him draw several weeks ago, Mike
thrilled 5000 customers with a stir.
ring display of ringmanship and
punching power that had Emanuel
on The floor for count of nine in
the first round.
But the legs that have carried
Mike into ring battles for almost
20 years tired as the pace grew hot
Emanuel, with q two pound ad.
vantage over McTigue at 1T. raj.
lied after the first round to win the
next five. Mike battered his way
to IN edge in the next three, but
lost all chance of victory wher
Emanuel rocked him about the ring
in the final session.
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NATIONS LEADING
THREE-YEAR-0LDS
| ENTER BELMONT GO
Reign Count Will Not Rum Be.
cause of Injuries; Victor.
ian Is FavOrite

New York, June S.-tR-Some of
the East's leading three year ODDS
tomorrow will face the arrier in
the Belmont stakes, one of the oldest
and richest of American turf
classics.
Reign Count, Mrs. John d. Hertz
Kentucky Derby winner, will be un-
able to start because o. injuries
suffered in winning the Churchill
Downs fixture. As a result, Harry
Payne Whitney's Victorian, which
triumphed in the Preakness, has
been established heavy favorite.
BY winning the Preakness and the
Withers, Victorian has earned $685.
600 for his owner. A victory in the
Belmont would add about $4,000 to
this sum.
Among the other entries in to-
morrow's mile and half event are:
w. Averill Harriman's Sun Edwin
and Willis Sharpe Kilmer's Sun
Beau, both sons of Sun Briar; A. H.
Cosden's Vigo; Diavolo and Distrac-
ton, Mrs. H. C.. Phipps' entries;
George d. Widener's Gerard; Harry
Sinclair's Novice, and three sons Of
Man O. War-Gifford A. Cochran'a
Genie, Robert L. Gerry's Bees Wa;
and Mrs. Graham Fair Vanderbilt's
War Filler. B. B. Jones has entered
Bobas Hela, winner of the Chesa-
peake at Havre de Grace and w. r.
Coe may decide to try his luck with
Algernon, son of Fair Play.
The Belmont was founded in 1867
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-08
Did You Know That

Cobb told young Ty net to
take up baseball. ). And he fell
for tennis. Jim Duncan is
in charge of a military cemetery
outside Paris. He once held
the worlds record for the dis
Gus. Sparrow Robertson,
sports expert of the Paris
Herald, is said to be 275 years
old. Paddy priscoll, the
footballer. got married. Her
name was Mccarthy. =. Al
Schacht made an umpire out of
Dolly Stark. And boasts
about it. Jim Jcffries has
brother Jack. They're in
vodeville together. Manush
says Moriarty nagged him so
about hitting to left field that
he couldn't hit 'em any place.
Lazzeri traps . fly ball
against his tummy. Pete De
Paolo quit driving fast bug.
gies. For the wife and kid.
dy's sake. When two der
rtcks and IL men were rem0v.
ing Shanty Hogan and .
sprained ankle from the field.
the crowd chirped-"Gwan back
to bed" Sammy Mandell was
! star football, basketball and
baseball player In high school.
s. Harry Lennon. manager Of
the ST. Paul club. offered him
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3DOUBLEHEADERS
LOWER ST. PAUL
TO FOURTH PLACE
Six American Association
Teams Within Striking
Distance of Lead
NV The Associated Press)

Doubleheaders, the inevitable
price of postponements, have turned
the American association race al
most upside down overnight.
Three twin bills were played yes
terday to catch up with the badly
distorted schedule and when they
were over, St. Paul had been pushed
from first to fourth place and In
dianapolis and Kansas City were re-
posing equally on the top fung Of
the circuits ladder. Toledo, 1927
champions, jumped from second d.
vision to third place.
The doubleheaders were q killing
for the eastern club of the circuit.
Toledo defeated Milwaukee 2 to 0,
and to 3; Louisville downed Min
neapols, 10 to 9 and 9 to 8, and In
dianapolis skinned st. Paul, 3 to 2,
and 2 to 0.
Kansas City '.layed but one game,
defeating the loyly Columbus Sen
ators, to 2.
So close was the race today that
only two and half games separated
the leaders from Minneapolis, now
resting in sixth ,lace. Toledo was
but one game behind and St. Paul
one-half. Due to the eccentricities
of percentages, however, st. Paul
was in fourth place. To complicate
or clear matters, however, Kansas
City opened a four game series at
indianapolis today. Minneapolis
was at Toledo, St. Paul at Column
bus, and Milwaukee at Louisville.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

III tue Matter OF the Eotate OF
Henry c. Knecht. Deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given by the un-
dersigned, administrator Of the Els.
tate OF Henry c. knecht late Of the
City Of Bismarck in the County OF
deceased. to the creditors Of, and q!
deceased. to exhibit them with the
months after the first. pubiiSation q
this notice. to said adJninistrator at
sos Third street In the City OF Bis
marck in said Burleigh County, or. to
the Judge OF tho County Court 81
Burleigh County. at his office in the
Court House in the City Of Bismarck,
Burleigh County. North Dakota.
You are hereby further notified
that Hon. l. c. Davies. Judge Of the
County Court within and for the
County Of Burleigh. and state Of
North Dakota, has fixed the 4th day
q January A. D.. 1885, at the hour OF
200 o'clock in the afternoon Of said
day. at the Court Rooms, In the Court
House In the City Of Bismarck In said
County and State, ~ the. time and
place for hearing and adjusting all
claims against the estate Of the said
Henry c. Knecht, Deceased, which
have been duly and reg ..arly pre-
sented ~ hereinbefore provided.
Dated June 7th A.. D. 1923.
JACOB w. KNECHT,
lc. F. KELscH 4 NJ. X HIGGINS.
Attorneys for Administrator,
Mandan, North Dakota.
6/S-l5-?9
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Billy PetroIle Knocks
Belgian Into Deamland
Despite Superiority of Fargo
Express, Schaekels' Hand
lers Claim PrOtege Was Not
kayOed-Sergcant Sammy
Baker and Jack Mccarthy
Thrown Out of Ring

Detroit, June Suitability Pc
trolle, the Fargo Express, knocked
out Armand Schaekels, Belgian
lightweight. alter less than two
minutes of fighting in the third
round of scheduled 1O-round bout
here last night before a crowd of
1000. =
A smashing right cross dropped
squarely on Schaek0ls' chin knocked
the European boxer to his launches
and at the count Of three he was on
one knee shaking his head in an
effort to clear the cobwebs from his
brain. At seven he apparently was
in full possession of his faculties but
never moved a muscle while referee
Harry Tuthill tolled off the ten.
His handlers blamed his lack Of
knowledge Of the English language
for his failure to get to his feet at
nine.
He was no match for the Fargo
youth and was far in the rear when
he was smashed to the floor. Early
in the first round Petrolle staggered
Schaekels with a right to the head
and he drove him to the ropes with
rights and lefts to the head and
body in the second round.
The right that ended the bout was
the first solid punch Of the third
round and it was enough.
Sergeant Sammy Baker. Mitchell
field welterweight, and Jack Nc.
earthly, Chicago. were thrown out
Of the ring in the fifth round and
the bout declared mo contest" when
Henry Komrofsky. state boxing
commissioner, concluded that
neither boxer was giving his best.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-08
300 College Track
!. Stars Compete for
Olympic Team Today

Chicago, June 8.-(AP)-A repre-
sentative index of Americas Olym-
pic track and field prospects was in
the process Of tabulation today as
more than 800 athletes from 70 uni
versities and colleges primed them
selves for competition in the sew
enth annual national collegiate meet
on Soldier Field.
With virtually every Entry q
champion Of his collegiate confer.
ence, new meet and worlds records
were predicted. It was easily the
largest field in the meets history.
The winners will qualify automatic.
ally for the Olympic team tryouts
at Harvard in July.
Fresh from their victory in the
eastern collegiate, Stanford's ath'
letes were heavy favorites to win
the meet, which has its finals to.
morrow.
For the first time since 1923, {
team championship will be awarded
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-08
GOLF
|; COURSE FAST
Arrangements Made for Two
Tournaments; First Opens
June II

/ Kenmare, N. D., June s.-lP--
portsmen at the kenmare Golf
lub are keeping in good form this
aason in anticipation Of two tour
aments.
+ The first is June 1913 for home
ELlfers. They also vii. participate
IA the Northwestern North Dakota
+ off tournament at Kenmare, July
Is and Is.
3 The Kenmare club is one Of the
Yldest in the state. 1t was formed
W years ago. It now has no men,
wsrs. The course is equipped with
and greens.
N A hole by hole description fol-
,ws:
No. 1, 446 yards, par 5-Fairly
T:vel with fence on right side.
{ No. 2. $50 yards, par 4-Ver :
bling with treacherous rough on
Rht.
No. 3, BAT yards, par 4-Fairway
sopes forward to green. which lies
n hog's-ba with deep valleys
"a each side.
No. a, BOB yards, par ALI up
ill.
No. 5, PIT yards, par 3-Fairway
iCpes to green. Bad rough beyond
lie green.
No. 6, 139 yards. par 3-Level and
Ind trapped, both front and back.
mo. z, 215 yards, par Stairway
Iopes to greer. Treacherous val
n on right. Very hard par 3.
mo. 8, 296 yards, par First It's
BIRDS uphill. Dogs leg to green.
mo. 9, 1926 yards, par Avery
vel, with a fence marking out Of
bunds on right side.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-08
Sixteen Lincoln
D0ughb0y Boxers
Ending Training

Sixteen doughboy boxers at Fort
Lincoln are going through their
final training steps preparatory to
the final fight card Monday night.
Headlining the card is the match
between Bob Nicholson and Cecil
Parks, who put up a whale of a
scrap at the last post smoker and
card. Nicholson won the decision
but he was unable to leave the ring
unassisted. Parks plans to knock
him out this time.
The ticket sale for the last card
of the season, which was launched
yesterday is going well. Only 200
ringside seat tickets were placed on
sale at the Grand Pacific billiard
parlors and the fort exchange.
1t. H. C. Jones. athletic director
Of the camp, is making arrange
ments to take care of $50 people.
Company I, now leading in the tour
nament, will have a chan. to clinch
the camp title. An inspecting gen.
eral from the Seventh Corps Area
headquarters at Omaha, Harry A.
Smith, will witness the fights.
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1t is impossible for a pitcher to
make balk without any runners on
the bases.
The calling of balk on the
pitcher can in no way affect the
status Of the batsman, regardless Of
what the call of balls and strikes
may be when the balk is committed.
It is possible to illegally deliver
the ball to the batsman with no run
ners on and this condition is often
confused with the balk.
For instance, if the pitcher, with
nobody on the bases, delivers the
ball to the batsman without having
either foot in contact with the rub
Der, it is an illegally pitched ball.
The umpire should rule it Q ball un-
less the batter strikes at it.
This same act on the part Of the
pitcher with q runner on the bases
would be interpreted a. q balk.
Thus the same act Is differently
interpreted according to whether or
not there are runners on.
When the umpire calls q balk on
the pitcher, play is immediately
suspended, which, Of course, makes
it utterly impossible for the balk to
have any effect on the status Of the
batsman. The count on the bats
man remains the same when :
balk IL called, regardless Of wheth-
er the pitcher delivers The ball.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-08
WALKER PICKS
TOUGH FIGHTS
By Alan ]. Gould

Associated PreSS sports Editor
New York, June 8.-Mickey
Walker, in many respects the most
remarkable fighter the modern ring
has known, is picking no soft or
gentle ring occupation in booking
fights with Ace Hudkins at Chicago,
June 81, and with Leo Lomski in
New York, two weeks later.
The Nebraska wildcat and the
Aberdeen Assassin are just about
as dangerous as they sound, two Of
the toughest customers the ring has
had in some time. Hudkins is not
as hard . hitter ~ the heavier
Lomski but Ace has q clawing, per-
sistent style that becomes more an
noying AZ the evening gets along.
If Walker survives these two en-.
counters triumphantly it will be one
Of the creates feats Of his rough
and rugged career. The smiling
New Jersey Irishman, . two-fisted
slugger himself, will BE- Z favorite to
check Hudkins but against the
heavier Lomski his chances will be
no better than even, II that.
Walker is the only champion Of
the class Of 1922 who still sports .
title toga. In fact, since the re-
tirement Of Jack Dempsey this year,
he is the only one Of the whole
group still in active competition, 4
remarkable record in itself. !.
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WALKS
To Each Of the Owners and Occupants
Of the Respective Premises Herein
-! The city lt Scmm,;son Of
s sasy iy on In front
Of, or along. each Of the following
described premises a. herein set
,As!s;n ose the North side sns OF +. Let -, y
a. IL. e City Hudser i to notify
you. and each OF you. a.. provided ~
law. to construct such sidewalk in
front of or along said premises which
are owned or occupied by you, At
your own expense: ~.
You Now ". n:ssSy En-: ana ::ssi:
to construct such. Sidewalk In front
premises hereinbefore described,
which are owned BY you. subject tc
now in force ana effect. at 0 your own
expense. within 10 days after. the
date of this notice; and II YOU fail
to 50 construct the same. such Side.
walks will be constructed by the
contractor employed by the city TOT
that nprpcse' ana the expense there:
You are required by said ordinance.
before commencing work ON such
Sidewalk. to make application to the
City Engineer for line and grade 81
walk and for . permit to construct
Dated. Bismarck. N. D.. June :.
lseal) NJ. II. ATKINSON. ..
City Auditor. City Of Bismarck. n. D.
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VISITORS ADD
new FACES TO
FORMER GROUP
ack Gesellchen Is Prepared
to Pitch His First Game
for Bismarck
GRAY INFIELD SAME
churchill Will Save Love or
BCardman for Return linn
Game Sunday
sRAY INFIELD SAME

The famous All : Nations club of
Kansas City plays here tonight.
he local club worked out Wednes-
ay night for the last time in
preparation for the game.
The All = Nations management is
eported to have improved its team
realty within the week. They
,layed at jamestown for the second
ime this season yesterday, and they
net Minot and Fargo last week.
The team, which travels in the
south in winter and in northwest
tates during the warm season, is
omposed Of men Of many races and
Aationalitics. Men Of any race who
an play baseball well are accepted
n the team. The Affiliations have
ong enjoyed reputation as VIM
ers in this state.
Gcsellchcn Will Hurl
Bismarck plans to win tonight,
nth Jack Gesellchen in the box.
ehe Turtle Lake butcher boy" is
,,aking his Bismarck debut in this
ZANE. He pitched a short time ago
With Mercer against Bismarck, and,
hough he didn't win, he showed he
lad great possibilities as good
houndsman. Churchill expects him
b turn in a win tonight handily.
love and Boardman will be saved
br the Sunday game with James
own here.
{ The Bismarck infield will be much
he same as it has been with Simon
Ton catching, Eddie Tobin at first,
eddie Sailer at second, Johnny
,agehorn at short, and Fuller at the
bird sack. Lenaburg, Babe Mohn,
md Boardman, probably will make
~ the outfield, depending on
Ihurchill's choice of a pitcher for
sunday's game.
z Must Improve Play
Bismarck will have to improve
eheir play over that of last Sunday
sr they will lose. The Affiliations
slub, experienced in baseball, will
fake advantage Of every break. In
ield errors as in the Jimmie game,
hay prove Bismarck's undoing.
However, Churchill expects the
Trays TO come OUT VI lHelI teHlpOI-
t|ry slump. If Bismarck plays its
average game, the Affiliations
1hould lose.
The management is arranging 20
make care of one Of the biggest
rowds of the season when James
yown comes here Sunday in an ef-
tort to repeat its five to four win Of
nst week.
s Fred Schultze. Mandan. has been
announced as one Of the officials of
The Sunday game.
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Kansas City Affiliations Club Meets Bismarck Team Here Tongh
SIMONSON GOT BIG LUMP ON HIS HAND
The FIRST Time HE CAUGHT B0ARDMAN
Nothing Hard
About Method
of Babe Ruth

New York. June 0.-This
process of hitting home runs is
a very simple process, accord.
ing to Babe Ruth in an inter.
view given recently.
"All you have to do Is stand
up to the plate with . bat in
your hand, make the pitcher
know you are better than he il,
swing at the ball you like best,
hit hard enough to send the ball
over the fence, run around the
bases and return to the bench"
says Babe.
And that explains how It Il
done. dear readers. by the man
who does it better than anybody
in this world.
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TIMELY, HEAVY
HITTING MARKS
NATIONAL RACE
National League Pack Yelps
Close Upon Heels Of
Cincinnati

by The Associated Press)
Raked by Brooklyn rifle.fire, the
Cincinnati Reds today found most
Of the National League pack yelping
uncomfortably close upon their
Old Bill Doak, who gave up base
ball to dabble in real estate and
then decided it was q mistake,
pitched the Dodgers to . sensation
81 thinning ! to 0 victory over the
Reds at Brooklyn yesterday. Mean
while the New York Giants nosed
out the St. Louis Cardinals, 4 to 8,
at the Polo grounds and moved up
to within game and half of the
league leaders.
Pretty Pitching Duel
Doak and Pete Donohue hooked
up in one Of the prettiest pitching
duels Of the season before the final
break came. In the eleventh with
one out, Hendrick was hit by q
pitched ball and scored the winning
run after successive singles by Her.
man and Bressler. Doak allowed
but six hits, issued no passes but
hit two batsmen, Donohue was
touched for only five safeties,
walked three and hit two.
Pinch Hit Wins
Jack Cummings pinch hit in the
ninth enabled the Giants to beat the
Cardinals, as Larry Benton record
ed his ninth victo:-;, in IL starts,
oil Of them complete games. Cum
mings was batting for Benton when
he drove in Terry with the winning
run.
Pete SCOTS home run, q single
by Sparky Adams and Lloyd Wan
er's doubles gave the Pittsburgh
Pirates two runs in the twelfth inn
ing and an 8 to 6 triumph over the
Boston Braves. Five home runs
were made, Scott getting two, the
others going to Hornsby, Barnhart
and Taylor.
Phils Break Streak
The Philadelphia Nationals broke
their nine game losing streak at the
expense Of the Chicago Cubs, Ray
Benge turning in q 4 to 2, six-hit
victory. Hack Wilson hit his tenth
homer Of the season and went into q
tie with Del Bissonette Of Brook
lyn for league leadership.
The New York Yankees stretched
their American League lead to 10
full games by defeating the Cleve-
land Indians, 8 to 2. Babe Ruth
hit his twentieth homer of the sea-
son and Lou Gehrig his 18th.
Crowder Gives Four Hits
Alvin Crowder allowed but four
hits as the Browns defeated the
Philadelphia Athletics 1T St. Louis,
I to !. Grove was nicked for five
hits, one = homer by Brannom, in
the third inning when the Browns
scored al their runs. Ty Cobb
famed thrice.
The Boston Red Sox found Carroll
= puzzle and Detroit took 4 s to
win 1T Navin field.
Chicago fell into last place in the
standing when the Sox bowed to
Washington, Z to 5. Bucky Harris
returned to the lineup.