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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-04-03

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS
New and second hand. Over 500
styles ana sizes. We have one %
ut your business. W. z etjt1el.
representative. Patterson Hotel.
Bismarck. n. p.
BRING YOUR eggs to us FOR hatch
ing. Order your chix now from
Beals State Chickeries, Bismarck.
located at Armours. Price list on
request. BEAIS STATE CHICK
ERIES. Bismarck. N. D.
FOR SALE-Meat market. grocery
doing $4,000 yearly. In county seat
town. in eastern central N. D., In
order to dissolve q partnership.
Write Tribune. In care Of Ad. No.
65.
STOLEN-Will the party who took
the bicycle from TOO First street
return same to that address 1T once
or their name will be handed to
the police department.
FOR sALECChoice Canary sineefo.
imported German Rollers. Choppeso
and Harx Mountains Cages. see6a,
treats, etc. Phone llS-J. Jaoob
Bull. Dickinson. N q. Box No III
WILL the party who took tho VIM
chester bicycle off from porch Of
DR.. Schoregge's residence, 507 Sixth
street, kindly return without further
trouble?
FOR RENT-Hall. suitable for lodgG
purposes, recently renovated and
cleaned. Have few vacant nights
For information write Box sol. Bis.
marck.
FOR eALE-several good building
lots on pavement. also 90 acres q
land near Bismarck, at SO pea
acre. Jos. Coghlan. Bismarck. N. p
PIANO FOR RENT-0ood used pians
or will sell ut . sacrifice. Terms 4
desired. For information phonl
e60-J after 500 p. m.
WANTED-Good feed oats. Wachte'
Transfer Co.
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Totals.

poeatellc, idaho, defeated Cum
berlAnd, Nd. 81 to 30 In = great
shooting exhibition. and Wheeling.
W. Va, grabbed an easy 81 to IS VIC
tory fYem 0oaz, Ala.
Yankton. 8. D.. upheld the honor Of
tn northwest states by easily whip
piug Bristol, Conn.,, by . Is to IA
count. Minnesota. North Dakota and
Montana had previously been elm
mated.
Jackson, Mich. defeated Columbia,
8. c., n to -. after . thrilling over
time period.
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slow. market about steady on white
stock. weak On Ohio; Wisconsin
sacked round whites IS TO $50: Mn
nesota ans North Dakota sacked
round whites IS to Csc; .acked Ned
River Ohios mostly 7Sc; Idaho sacked
russets $50 to LES: new stock trad.
ine lieht, market weak: Texas sacked
Bliss Triumphs No. $50; Florida
barrel 6palding Rose. No. ! 65S TO
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MO0rhead Loses to
Dixie Champs, 1929

CONTINUED from page oneI
were out In front. But the cool ana
fast breaking five from Tennessee
vent right after the game and Young
ana Wilson soon showed the southern
tys out In front.
Hilde made Q gallant effort to keep
the Minnesota five In the running but
Ns1yey missed . sleeper" shot and
Hilde's second basket still found
Noorhead trailing BY one point as the
eame ended.
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ROOMS FOR RENT
ROOMS FOR RENT-Nicely fur
nished rooms in modern home.
suitable for one or two. Also one
extra large room. suitable for five
or six companions. Call at go
Third street.
FOR RENT-To one or two ladies.
very desirable southeast room with
three windows. pleasant and at
tractively furnished. Phone 832.
FOR RENT-Two front sleeping
rooms IN modern home. suitable for
one or two. Call at SOL Sixth street
or phone 1866 after 400 p. m.
FOR RENTlOne large room. suitable
for two gentlemen. one small sunny
room, close in. Phone 966-W. 2l0
First street.
FOR RENT-Well furnished room
with kitchenette and closet. also
small sleeping room. Ill Fifth
street.
FOR RENT-Beautifully furnished
room in modern home. Close In
Ladies only. Phone 498-W.
FOR RENT-Furnished room FOL
light housekeeping by day or week
College Bldg. Phone 1873.
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NEW YonK EGGS

New Yerk. April 3.-N-Esgs UNI
settled; receipts $500. yresh gath.
cred extra - to IN: extra fiEst I'm
70 30x: first IN to TN. Seconds
2ekto 9ok: storage packed closely -
-leete4 extra - 70 u: extra first =
to ~: first = to 3oK.
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RANGE or CAnLoT SALES

RANGE Or CAnLOT SALES
Minneapolis. April 3.-0O~-Rarge
OF CARROT eratn sales: Wheat: No. !
dark northern 1.16.5:: No I northern
l.l4x 10 l.2eb; No ! hard spring
l.lo3k: No. : darsam, l0l4: No. :
mixed durtlm Ux.
Corn No. : yellow, Az.
] Oats, No. 4 white l69t.
Rye, No. 3, ~.
Barley. NO = soh; sample grade
O. 20 Is.
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New York. April 3.-(F1-0uttey
unsettled: receipts 1854. Creamery
higher. TIA nextrA 4kh 70 -: extra
q, score Is; first % TO q. score $lx
to AZ.
Cheese steady. receipts 1o.leS.
Dressed poultry firm.
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MINNEAPOLIS roTAroEs

Minneapolis. April 3.-tR-tU. 8.
p. A.)-potAtoee: very light wire n
quiry, demand and trading ve@y
Glow, mASket dull end weak, too few
sales repogted to establish market.
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AUCTION SALE-will be next Satur-
day, 2 o'clock p. m. April 9Th, ct
the South Side Mission. In the
front of the church. The property
will be sold to the highest bidder.
with at least $1,000 cash and the
balance OH payments as arranged.
per cent interest. Property con-
sists of one acre OF land fenced, 3
houses. besides all the other build
ings. barn. garages. big chicken
yard with barn and coal sheds.
etc. Coed water and light In the
houses. Also many other things.
household furniture. piano. almost
new range and 1 heating stoves, :
stud colts. 2 years old, flock Of
purebred Rock chickens. 2 sets
heavy work harness. one wagon and
one harrow. Terms, cash on per.
sonal property. Discount 2 per cent
for cash. All property must b set
tied before moving from premises.
FOR sALE-One It. Mccormick
moving machine, 2 10 It. Kentucky
disk seeders. I II In. Moline gang
pillow. 10 It. Tandem engine disk.
% It. Deering grain binders. l 10
It. engine grain binder. I Interna-
tional No. corn planter. Call A.
A. Booth, Patterson Farm. Phone
$40.
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aaeaP WAITED MALE

WANTED-AmbltloOS. industrious
pesoou 70 Introduce ana supply the
demand tor RAwleaeh Ho0eehoid
Products In east Wells, west stark.
North Kidder counties and
Dickinson, Bismarck. and 9TH
Or nearsV toWue q rural distrtctA
also % eco q month q more clear
peoeit. RaWjeieb Methods get bus
iness everywhere. No selling cxpcr-
ionee REQUIRED. We suuply Pro-
ducts. 0utflA oaleo and Service
lGsthods-evesythiue ycu need.
Profits increase every noneh. Low
81 pstees: bee& values: most COM
pleto besvico. ~. T. Rawleieh Co..
DepG ND~914. Minneapolis. MINI.
WANTED-Two experienced automo-
bile mechanics. oakland Pontiac
flat-rate system. Steady employ
ment. Apply In person or write
stair Meier Company. Bismarck. N.
OAK.
STORE MANAGER WANTED for
Bismarck. Experience unnecessary
$4,000 cash deposit required Oh
Foods. 800 up monthly. Manu-
facturer. ll3 North May St., Chi
caeo. M.
CEAISN BxlkkJJl1Nd NOW. Prepare
Tor sprtug trodG Big Demand. good
wages. ttoo eatalog. Moler Bar
Der Colleee. tsyeo. N. D. Butte
Mont.
WANTED-Man and wife to work
on farm. Phone o.F-2.
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f,rflCAoO CASH SALES

Chicago, April 3.-tR-Whsat ~.
! hard ia; No. 5 northern spring
l0o.
Corn No. 2 mixed ~: No. : yellow
@ Ia to u lac. No. ; white T.
% 20 1-lc,
ooas 10. : white - TO &c: sample
erad1 ~.
1aSio1 81 70 7Gc.
Timothy peed $40 - t.J0.
Clover I'D 400 Is $50.
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361.2-koA 0onveF-eSo
S:o0-WEAE 4 WIZ Proqs. l1 hr:.)
9:30-Bank Program: Chicago Seuulo
l0:30-Extensiou Service
4es.-kEl Lee An0eles-e4o
S:00-WEAF 80 min.): Studio
9:0O-WEAr Program $50 MINI
9:3O-San Francisco Studio Il hr.l
1O:3o-Concert Orchestra
ll:00-San Francisco Studio Il hr.D
2Ns.s-kNx Los Aneeles-l0so
s:0O-Courtesy Programs IA hrs.)
10:30-Luboviskt Trio: Feature Prog.
37D.s-koo oAtland-71o
S:o0-WEAy Program: Bert HarwelI
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MINNEAPOLIS CASH CLOSE

Minneapolis. April 3.-R-Wheat
receipts today 100 compared to l6l .
year ago. Minneapolis cash wheat
and coarse grain closing quotations
today follow:
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HOUSES AND FLATS

HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR SKLE-Modern S room bunga-
low, good location. OIL pavement.
shrubbery, trees. fine garden SPICE.
garage. Close to schools. Price
reasonable. cash or terms. For
further information write Ad. No.
So. care Of the Bismarck Tribune.
FOR sALE[Five room modern bung-
allow. east front. screen porch. full
basement. 2 bed rooms. within two
blocks Of school. In good condition.
for sale by owner at reasonable
price. ITO Tenth street. Phone
cow. F. D. Register.
FOR SALE-By owner. 6 room mod
ern dwelling. hardwood floors. full
basement, weatherstripped windows
and doors. full 50xl50 foot lot. gar
age, on pavement. Immediate pos
session. Phone ll03-J.
FOR sALE-Strictly modern six room
house with built-in features. Full
basement and garage. Good loca-
ton, $500. Cheaper for cash. Write
| box S37, Richardton. N. Oak.
HOUSE FOR RENT-Five room
bungalow. practically new. with
garage, OH pavement. For further
information inquire at 502 Seventh
street north.
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FOR sAEE-Seven passenger Cadillac
sedan In good condition. Just the
thing for taxi or bus line. For
further particulars write Ad. No.
! %. in care OF the Tribune.
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4os.2-WsD Atianta-74e

WESTERN CHAIN AND cI9AH CHANNEL S'A5'0"s
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1O:30-Three Boys
ll:00-San Francisco Studio q hrs.)
2es.3-kSI SAM Lake clty-1iso
9:O0-WEAC 80 MINI: Music
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s:0O-WEAF go MINI: Talks
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l0:0O-Musical Features Il hrJ
ll:00-San rrancisco Studio q hrss
2s4.t-ko0 state celle0s-ffeo
7:c0-vocal Recital (lM hrs.l
9:00-Popular Concert Hour
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10:30-Slumber Music
lI:0O-Dance Orchestras {? hrs.)
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9:OO-lllinois Concert Orchestra
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9:oo-Musical MelanGe: Ch'go studio
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7:30-Muslcal Program
S:o0-Tire Hour
S:oO-Music; Concert Orch.
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S:l5-Topsy Turvy: Orchestras
c:oO-Lecture: DR.. Bundeeen
;:30-Feature Programs q hr.l
s:So-Min.trel Shox: The Four
lo:oe-Amos- Andy: Concert Orch.
ll:o0-Dance Music Is hrs.)
A2e.3-WLW cineinnatl-7eo
7:eo-wJZ Prog. $50 min.l
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Embellishments
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SOUTHERN CLEAN
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s:30-WEAF & WIZ Prog0. e hrs.l
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1O:4S-Sheldon Organ Recital
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S:o0-Studio Variety: Newscasting
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE
FOR sXLE-Ded. tables cots, kitchen
cabinets. oil range. sewing machine.
floor lamp, electric radio. Meadows
washer, baby buggy. other articles.
Priced for quick sale. 745-W. 404
Tenth street.
FOR SALE-fiano, davenport. rugs,
table and chairs. buffet. tea cart.
sewing machine, beds. dressers,
dressing table. Ice box. and vacuum.
Call l04 West Thayer between 10
q. m. and 5 p. m.
FOR sALE-Two complete beds. l
day bed, =. sine mattress. two
burner Perfection oil stove. ! 7x9
congoleum rug. Phone 1891 or
call ut 6l4 Seventh street.
FOR sALECWalnut twin beds fitted
with box springs. Practically new
A bargain. Phone 500.
tARk3AlNS 10 used furniture. Ken
nelly Furniture Co.. Mandan. N. D
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li:oo-Iittls symphony
sss.s-Wcx.WJn ostrs,s-7oe
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s:SS-WJz Programs Il hr.,
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l0:2o-Dick Longs Orchestra
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7:0o-WABC Program q hrsJ
1o:eo-teagus: Amos: Covrtesy. 49,,
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10:OO-Chicago Studio 40 MINI
l2:OO-Wade Hamilton. Organ
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sOS.O-WHAS Isulsvilte-o3o
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s:30-Home Life Sketches
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FeloAle 091.R WANTED
WANTED-1aiddle aged lady to do
cooking and housework on farm,
three In family. No children. Will
consider lady with one or two chill
dren. Write Stephen Tokach, st.
Anthony. n OAK.
ONE LADY to sell nationally known
Maisonette frocks In Bismarck. thir-
ty dollar weekly earnings. Exclu-
sive territory. Write Box 4le. En-
derlin, N. Oak.
WANTED-A middle-aged house,
keeper TO work on farm. State
wages expected In letter. Chas.
w. Lundeen. Regent. N. D.
WXNIEb-Midd1e aged woman to do
housewcrk on farm. Small family.
Phone sra.
WANTED-A GIRL 70 work for board
| and room ct Mohawk.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-27
SPUDS FACE THREE DAYS
SERIES AT SAN ANTONIO
WITH LEAD OF ONE GAME

chance to cop the second half. faced
a trio Of games at Beaumont A
setback here might prove fatal 70
sport hopes. Fort Worth, admit
tedly cut Of 1t and building for next
season, invaded Katy park at Waco
for three days. during which the
usual quota Of home runs no doubt
will be knocked.
George Payne so far has proved
the salvation Of the Spudders on
their southern jaunt. Out OF three
victories credited TO the Oilers In 10
starts on the road, or Rubber Arm
has turned IN two. He limited the
Exporters to seven knocks yester-
day, and, incidentally, ran his per-
sonal record to "a wins and 10 loss
es this season. His closest rivals
Caldwell of Waco and Lindsey Of
Houston, have won 10 apiece.
The Cats needed only two big in
nings to salvage the final game Of
their Houston series and knock the
Buffaloes off the peak. Four runs
off Wachtel in the second and two
more in the eighth accounted for
the 8 to 3 verdict. Paulio allowed
his old mates Is safeties. Bonowitz.
with a double and two singles, was
the worst offender. Lii Stoner re-
lieved Walkup in the ninth and
whitfield the last three batters.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-27
CUBS STRETCH
REMNANT LEAD
Push Back Pirates When
Batting Rally Proves
Fatal to Reds
(By the Associated Press.

(By the Associated Press. }
When Cub pitching fails. Joe Nc
Carthy's batsmen come TO the res
cue with base hits to keep the
Bruins well in advance OF any Nat
ional league pursuers.
1t was a terrific batting rally in
the eighth inning yesterday that
enabled the Chicago pennant hopes
TO down Cincinnati. o to 7. and
stretch their lead over the second
place Pittsburgh Pirates to 13 IL
games.
Hornsby and Tiki Cuyler were
the most active batsraen with three
hits apiece. A crowd Of $4,000 turn
ed out 10 see the battle.
In the Only other National lea
que game Of the day. the Phillies
nosed out the st. Louis Cardinals.
y to 6. in a hectic fray decided in
the last two innings. The Phils.
trailing by s 10 2 at the end Of the
first half Of the eighth. came with
In n Of a tie when Davis hit a
home run with two on. In the
ninth three singles and a wild throw
byy Ernest Orsatti rave the Phils
two more runs ard the game.
The American league had a day
off while eastern teams were get
ting back to their home bases from
the west.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-27
G@@m1 The OWNSVI HERALD SPORTS SECTION Ema
TEXANS IN THE
BIG LEAGUES
EACH DAY

Rogers Hornsby, Cubs from Deni-
son, up four times, three hits. one
run. Two putoutS, two assists, no
errors. Hit homer, double.
Ernie Orsatti Cards from Hous-
ton. UP five times. one hit, one run.
Three putouts. one assist, one er-
ror. Hit double.
Jim Bottomley, Cards from HouS-
ton. Up three times. two hits. two
runs. Nine putoutS. no assists. err
rors. Hit homer, sacrificed.
Chick Hafey, Cards from Houston.
Up four times. two hits, nc run. One
putout, nc assists, errors.
Sam Haid, Cards from Houston.
Allowed Phils IA hits and lost.
Struck out one, walked three. Up
four times. one hit, no runs. No
putouts. assists, one error.
Pinkie whitney, Phils from San
Antonio high. Up five times, one
hit. one run. No putouts. on assist,
nc errors.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-27
Veeck Almost Admits
That Cubs Are In

CHICAGO. Aug. 27.-CR-A mar
gin Of Is l-2 games over Pittsburgh
has caused Pres. william Week of
the Cubs OF falter in his resolution
to do nothing about world series
tickets until the Cubs are lin"
Mr.. Veeck relaxed enough to say
no extra bleacher seats would be
built over streets adjacent to Wrig-
ley field. He said about 10000 more
fans could be Accommodated by
spending $4,000 on extra seats out
side the park and the club would
not get back more than half that
amount.
Applications continue to pour into
the Cub office, but they are being
returned as rapidly as received.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-27
CHAMP HEAVERS
MAY CONTEST
&ettencourt and Akers Are
Texas Leagues Might
lest Throwers

DALLAS, Aug. q. III There
are plenty Of players In the Texas
league who ran sizzle a ball across
the diamond, but a canvas OF the
circuits infielders has revealed that
Larry Bettencou-t Of the Spudders
and Bill Akers OF Beaumont are the
lads with the most powerful throw
ing arms.
Due to the argument as to which
has more smoke, 1t has been sug-
gested that they be matched Tor a
game of "burn out" but 1t prob
ably could not , arranged. Both,
other players agree. would come out
with broken hands.
Akers, crack Exporter shotstop'
warns up like a pitcher before ev-
cry game. Claude Robertson uses q
catcher's mitt I the purpose. His
rifle-like shots broke the hands OF
a young first baseman in the spring
and now the veteran. Bill Kelly,
takes his heaves from short with q
give" Of his glove.
Bettencourt, Spud utility man.
throws just as hard. Recently.
while the Spudders were playing
Fort Wort. he playfully tossed one
across the diamc-d to Ray Grimes,
veteran Cat first b-seman. with
such force that Crimes was knocked
from the bag. Grimes refused 70
take another Of his throws.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-27
West Texas League
Teams I'm Piay-Off

COEMAN. Texas, Aug. q. Up
The first game Of a seven-game
playoff for the West Texas league
championship will be played here
Thursday. Midland coming TO
Coleman for the first two games.
The teams will rest Saturday, play
ing at Midland Sunday and Mon
day. II another game Is neces-
sary. 1t will be played here Tuesday.
and If a sixth game should be nec-
essary. 1t will be played in Midland
Wednesday. Should the series go
seven games a coin will be Tipped
to decide where the final game is
PLAYED.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-08-27
q ANSWER BROWNSVILLE
HIGH GRID CALL; DAILY
PRACTICE Is SCHEDULED

and is only going through rudi-
mentary conditioning stunts. They
are passing the ball around, punt
ing and doing line maneuvers with
out exertion.
The players seemed 70 be In far
condition, most OF them tanned hy
summe vacations and work. Capt.
Dan Barnhart underwent an opera
ton in San Antonio this summer 70
remedy an injured wrist. The ailing
member seems TO be much improved
and he passed accurately 80 and I'D
yards. Among the veterans out were
Malcolm Newman, star quarterback:
Bill Cabler, Bill Summers, Robert
O'Bryan, Longoris. Sylvester and
others.
Coaches Douglas FeSSenden. car
Surtees and Soc" Plato conducted
the workout.
The boys showed considerable
spirit, despite the warm sun.
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POR7~NANT
T-Alano@! eonldC

The big golfing trek to the Pa
cific coast this year, featured by
the amateur championship at Peb-
BILE Beach, September 81, Is an
other big chunk Of evidence that
the trails Of 40 still have much Of
the ancient lure. The aim for con
quest Is still the same, ven though
1t happens there are bunkers in
stead OF gold in those hills and val
leys now, glory instead OF riches as
the principal reward, at least lor
the simon-pure talent.
Later on, the professional clan 81
the links, after holding its own
championship in December at Santa
Barbara, can take UP the prospect
ing with assurance OF profitable re-
suits, to judge from the number u
rich purses offered in any number
Of open tournaments during the
California winter campaign.
Sectional pride and prejudice may
have q few outposts left in sport
but they are being rapidly broken
down by such seasons as this, with
the two main golfing events OF the
year, the open and amateur. staged
on opposite sides of the continent
for the first time in history.
The old barriers which for years
kept the big tournaments concern
trated along the Atlantic Seaboard
no longer exist. No longer can the
East claim sway in the formerly ex-
elusive sports Of polo, golf and ten
mis- No longer can one section,
east, south cor west, claim any super
share of the talent, although the
far west may have leapt along q
trifle faster in recent years.
III the quest for the main honors,
the star talent knows no restric-
tions. Georgia Tech journeyed out
to the coast last winter to trim Cali
fornia and now Bobby Jones Lead
the big attack along the hazardous
shores Of Pebble Beach. Helen
Wills went east to conquer. There
will be no barriers left in a foot
ball season which will see California
playing Pennsylvania on Franklin
Field, Oregon travelling 1000 miles
10 play Florida at Miami, Red eagle
making his final charge for the
Army against Stanford at Palo Alto
The Amateur Athletic Union was
well-organized and functioning q
and 80 years ago, when Bernie
Wefers and Arthur Duffey were
among the speed kings Of the day
1t has survived any number Of ma
ior battles. including the one that
professionalism Duffey and wiped
his 100-yard record from the books
1t will survive the agitation revolv-
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Ace Hitters Added
To Waco Leaguers

WACO. Aug. n R=Addition of
two 400 hitters to the Waco Texas
league team. announced by Presi-
dent o. r.. Aurner yesterday is ex-
pected TO Increase the teams often
sive power.
Ed. Kallina. who has had a prev
ious tryout In the Texas league and
shortstop Boken were purchased
from Midlnad. Kallina. In addition
hitting around 400, has .n-de IS
home runs this year. Boken also
hit better than 400.