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Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-07
So. California
Sport Briefs

LOS ANGELES. Aug. :. up
Joe Nalcewicz, challenger for Gus
eonnenberg wrestling crown, is Il
10 to 7 favorite over Nick Lutte,
whom he meets tonight in the first
round Of the Olympic Auditorium
elimination tournament.
Sonnenherg and Stranger Lewis
are the only men who hold victor
les over Malcewicz. Lutte is out to
avengo two defeats. In both bouts
he was leading, according to mat
experts, when he was injured by
Malcewicz.
Fans viii get plenty of rough
house work in the semi final match
which viii bring together George
Kotsonaros and Dick Dayiscourt.
Los ANGELES, Aug. :. W.D-
jeff Cravath, former all-American
center and recently assistant foot
ball coach at the University of
Southern California, is to he mar
ricd August 20 to Margaret Cole
grave, Southern California coed, it
was announced here today.
The couple will leave soon after
the marriage for Denver where
Crayath viii he director of athletics
at Denver University.
SANTA MONICA. Chit. Aug.
+. U.R) Mrs. Winifred Delenty,
sister IN law of Jack Doyle, Los
Angeles boxing promoter, was kill
Cd here last night when she either
jumped OF fell from the third story
If the Santa Monica hospital. She
had been confined there for Il
months.
Los ANGELES, Aug. :. W.D
Arrangements TO greet Jackie
Fields, ncwlv-crowned wclterweight
champion, on his arrival here next
Monday were rapidly nearing com
pletidn today. A reception commit
tee Of sp0rtsmen and film stars will
be on hand as ne steps from his
train. A banquet AT the Biltmore
hotel viii climax the program Mon.
day night.
Los ANGELES, Aug. 7. U.D-
Ray Ortega has been signed TO
fight Laurel Curtis, recently Of the
army, in the semi-Hndup at the
Main Street Athletic club Satur-
day. Joe Guerrero and Dominlck
Dundee, lightweights, top the card.
Los ANGELES, Aug 7. W.D-
Fran Wykoff sprint flash of the
Los Angeles Athletic dub, will
leave tonight for San Francisco to
meet Russell Sweet, Olympic club
ace, in special rs yard eventosun-
day Claude Bracey, Of Texas, is
visiting here for the summer and
may make the trip north to take
part in the race.
Los ANGELES, Aug. 7. W.D-
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Makes Fast Trip
To Middle West

l.. NJ. Nelson of Imperial, driving
a De Soto six back to Bloomington,
Illinois, for his vacation, made the
trip, total of 22,31- mites, in 60
.hours, according to telegram re-
ee:ved by the Inland Motor com
pany here.
Nelson and his party left lmpc-
rial Wednesday, July 81, and
Travelled to Deming, New Mexico;
the first day. The second day =
travel found them in Abilene, Tex,
the third in Muskogee, Okla, and
the end of the fourth day they
reached their destination.
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A M o dern Fab ] e

A M o. d ern Fab e
Once upon a time Mighty Prince set forth
to find perfect cigarette. Being very wise,
he netted down his search to the four Ma
tional favorites ;. that quartette of popular
sister brands known as the "20 for 15e" family.
The three elder cigarette brands rushed for
ward to meet the Prince with all the proud
pomp in the world :. each vying with the
other in urging her charms upon him.
Smoke mel" said The eldest, II am the. class
OF the field
Smoke met" said the second, "for / am
beyond compare"
Smoke met" said the third, call the world
acknowledges me to be the best"
Then, from the background, the youngest
brand +. the Cinderella of the family :. =.
quietly spoke up. "If you please. Sire,"
she suggested, "why not smoke all four Of
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-07

Potato growers at Shaftcr. Kern
County, have formed local eX-
change to deal with the cash buyers
a committee of three acting for the
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was resumed Yesterday afternoon,
the first passenger train reaching
FL Centre about I o'clock. Train No.
y, was not expected to get through
until 4:3n.
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Bill Walker of the New York
Giants pitched the McGrawmen to
victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates,
! To 3.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yestcrday's Results

Philadelphia 3-1l, St. Louis SIS.
New York 9-S, Washington 1870.
Cleveland 8, Detroit ).
Only games scheduled.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

New York }. Pittsburgh ).
Brooklyn ). Chicago ].
Boston-st. Louis, postponed, rain.
Only games scheduled.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-07

Tie Colorado agricultural college
owns Titan Queen. the world :
largest sow. weighing l,123 pounds.
As she is registered puroc, how
about Titan Queen?
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-07
BASEBALL
STANDINGS
COAST LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Los Angeles ,, Hollywood =.
Missions :. San Francisco &.
Sacramento I, Portland l.
Oakland !, Seattle ).
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WATCHING THE
SCOREBOARD
(By United Press)

Yesterdays Hero: Fred Hcimach,
of the New York Yankees, who
prevented the American League race
from becoming runaway affair by
shutting out the Washingtca Sena.
tors. 8 to u. The American League
champions lost the opening game of
a double header to the Mats, Is to Q.
Hcimach, in the nightcap, allowed
only three hits.
Two home runs by Jimmy Foxx
enable the Philadelphia Athletics to
break even with the st. Louis
Browns. thus maintaining their lead
over the New York Yankees. The
Browns won the first game 5 to ;,
The Mackmen the second. II to }.
The Cleveland Indians battlcd
their way into tie for third place
in the American League race by
beating the Detroit Tigers, 8 to >.
Winning their second game of the
season from the Chicago Cubs. the
Brooklyn Robins ehuekcd trouble
into the pathway of the National
League leaders. The Dodgers won. !
to +, before $4,000 people at Cubs
Park.
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Field fought a 10 round draw at
Queensboro Stadium last night.
cATAGUA, y. Y, Aug. :. U.P)-
Two holes in one during single
round were achieved yesterday by
". }. Birmingham of the Field
Club, Pittsburgh, who scored aces on
the sixth and sixteenth holes here.
ST. LOUIS, No. Aug. :. UP
Lester Slattery msde 145-yard
hole n one here Yesterday.
CHICAGO. Aug. :. U.P)-Too
many American Association pitchers
are busting off the batters. > by
throwing at their heads to intimi-
date them, President T. J. Hickey
announced today when he sent out
a bulletin to all clubs ordering the
practice stopped.
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los ANGELES, Aug. 7. U.D-
@astia ~ "sa~' Barrys new
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Field fought 10 round draw a
Greensboro Stadium last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-07

MORAL: 1t is easy to make big claims,
but you can't smoke claisS. The only sound
way to discover the cigarette you like best is
to let your taste decide.
Imperial Valley press., 1929-08-07

and the Three proud cigarette brands

us -. and compare lis fairly and impartay,
letting your taste decide which one OF us you
like best?"
"Why, that's common sense ideal" ex-
claimed His Highness. Whereupon he covered
the names of all four brands with paper
Masks lit them and smoked them refectivey,
with all brand prejudice removed.
One cigarette seemed to capture his fancy, far
and beyond the others. II don't know which
cigarette this is," he declared, "but, un-
questionably, it is the cigarette for me-"
Whereupon he removed the mask and found
it to be Well, Cinderella is the "story
book" name but in America today that
winning brand is known as OLD GOLD.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-31
Ryan Faces
Young Corbett

San Francisco, Calf, May 3l.-R
Young Corbett of Fresno. one of the
outstanding ~contendcrs for the well
terweight title. will meet al Van
Ryan, hard-hitting Duluth. Mimi,
boxer. i'll a l0-round event here
June Z.
Larry White. Corbett's local repre-
sentative. closed with Matchmaker
Frank Shuler for the fight Wednes-
day. Since White has been reported
considering a match between Corbett
and Jackie Fields or Young Jack
Thompson In Chicago this summer.
the Van Ryan fracas probably will
be one OF the Fresno boys last cx-
hibitions on this coast for some time.
Van Ryan, rated q clever boxer and
heavy puncher. has q draw with
Sammy Freeman. wins over Farmer
Joe Copper and Pinky Mitchell and
an imposing string Of knockouts to
his credit.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-31
Yanks Have Early
Lead Over Cubans
One More Victory for American
Davis Cup Team Takes
Them to Europe

Detroit, May 3l.-F-Victory for
the United States Davis cup team in
the American zone tennis finals was
a recognized certainty today.
Leading two matches to nothing
after their first skirmish with the
Cubans. Uncle Sans net stars re-
Quired but one victory in three re-
naming matches. That clincher, they
sought today by matching their
strongest and most consistent doubles
team. Johnny Van Ryn and Wilmer
Allison. against the Cuban combina-
ton of Captain Ricardo Morales and
Herman Upmann.
A triumph for Van Ryn and Alli-
SON today would send the United
States team to Europe to meet the
winner Of the European interzone
final for the right to challenge
France, possessor of the priced Davis
cup, emblematic of international ten.
mis- supremacy.
It was Johnny Hennessey and Van
Ryn who pushed the United States to
its strangle hold advantage in the
first two singles matches yesterday.
Hennessey started the procession by
defeating Captain Ricardo Morales.
60. 6-3, Ga and Van Ryn made it a
rout by overwhelming 20-year- old
GuStavc Vollmer, Go, 6-l, 6-1.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-31
NOTICE OF
SALE

Whereas. Default has been made in
the terms and conditions OF that GER.
tam mortgags hereinafter described
tization installments OF One Hundred
Twenty and no/l00 Dollars ($120.00)
each. due August 81. 1927. February
Of Sixteen and no/l0O Dollars t$l6.OO)
was. paid November -. 1928, and the
further sum OF Three Hundred Sew
enty-eight and :5/l0O Dollars l$37S.z5)
1925. 1895 and 1927. upon which 9
payment OF One Hundred Fifty and
noIl0O Dollars t$l5o.0Ol was made.
Now. Therefore. Notice ls Hereby
scuted and delivered by Martin p.
Tollefson and Ella Tollefson. his wife,
mortgagors. to The Federal Land
81 Bank II. ct Saint Panl, 2 body corporate.
sey. State OF Minnesota. mortgage.
record in the office Of the Register
Of Deeds OF Burleish County. North
corded in book ISL Of Mortgages, at
Page 81: will be foreclosed BY . sale
OF the premises In such mortgage and
door q the Court HOUSE: IN III. city
Of Bismarck. County OF Burleigh, and
State OF North Dakota. at the hour OF
: o'clock r. NJ. on the 18th day Of
0ubSs 1VSvs W ONttSby THO uyIOOuI 0O0
upon such mortgage on the day OF
sale, for said defaulted indebtedness.
Said sale Is to be made subject and
inferior to the unpaid principal OF
the aforesaid mortgage to The Fed.
eral La md Bank Of Saint Paul amount.
ing to Thirty-three Hun red Eighty
eight and 22/lOO Dollars ($33S8.c2).
The premises described In such mort.
gage and which will be sold to satisfy
the same are situated In the County
OF Burleigh, and State OF North Da.
kotn. and described AZ follows:
The Southeast Quarter lSEN): the
Northwest Quarter (NWX of Section
Twenty (2O). in Township One Hum
s ss:s n yossx 94s, H VEN. q bu Eisn<s
Three Hundred Twenty $500 acres.
more or less, according to the Govern.
ment survey thereof.
There will be due on said mortgage
ut the date Of sale for raid defanited
installmenta and taxes the sum Of
Seven Hundred Eighty five and 6S/i00
Dollars t$7S5.60l. together with etats..
!c:s attorneys fees ard cost &C lneH.
closure AZ provided by law. s5
Dated this :5th day OF April. 1879.
THE FEDERAL LAND BANK.
OF SAINT PAUL.
zus.r = rillotsao99.s 's Aftcrn.y. Tor
MorteaGee. Bismarck. North Dakota,
bI5-10-17-24.3l; ST
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Iowa Anxiiously
Awaits Decision
OF Big Ten Body
Hope OF Settling Affairs Before
Alumni Meeting Tomor-
row vanishes

Chicago, May University
of Iowa officials today anxiously
awaited the Big Ten conferences att
tude toward its petition for reinstatc-
ment. but virtually had given up hope
OF being able to tell Iowa alumni at
the annual meeting tomorrow that
their alma mater was back in good
standing.
At Iowa City it had been hoped that
the faculty committee of athletics
which expelled Iowa from the Big
Ten would reconvene In q special
meeting today and that evidence that
the school had its athletic situation
In hand would bring about reinstate-
ment. It was especially desired that
the action would be taken before
Iowa alumni gathered.
Two Schools Answer
However, Prof. George A. Good.
enough Of the University Of Illinois,
chairman Of the faculty committee.
said last night that representatives
OF only two schools, Michigan and
Indiana, had replied to his message
asking their temper on the matter of
2 special meeting. He declined to re-
veal the nature of the answers until
he had heard from all members of the
committee.
Professor Goodenough also said
that cyen if the members desired a
special meeting it would be almost
impossible to bring it about in time
to give the Iowa alumni groups any
good or bad news.
He indicated the special meeting. If
ordered, probably would be held in
Chicago Monday.
Iowa faculty and athletic depart
ment members still were 10th to ac-
cept full responsibility for what has
amounted to beolouding the real issue
which caused expulsion. They believed
the basis of the action was not the
charge that a 'slush fund.- existed.
but n Of alumni interference in the
administration of the universities
athletics. There also was a feeling
that the real ~Subtcrfuge was the
charge by the faculty committee that
Iowa had recruited and subsidized
athletes.
The "slush fund" charge was made,
1T was asserted, to obscure the issue
OF alumni interference, which resulted
IN the removal of DR.. Paul. E. Betting
as athletic director. The latter Incl
dent, termed q graduate victory after
a tWo-year fight to GUST Betting, was,
IoWanS believed. the basis Of the &C
cuSation that administration Of ath-
lettcs did not rest entirely with the
faculty.
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Midwest Circuit
Has Harrier Race

Mortified, Mimi. May 31.-(A)-
The first annual cross country race
for the midwest conference will be
held November 3 over the Cornell
course at Mt. Vernon. Iowa.
Ideal weather prevailed today for
the conference track and field meet
and indications were that several rec
ords would be broken.
Some discussion conferred around
abolition of spring football practice
but no action was taken at the con-
ference meeting last night. The 1880
track meet is scheduled for Lawrence
college at Appleton. Wis. but il the
track there is not ready. the meet
will be run off at Coo college, Cedar
Rapids.
Professor George Campbell. Knox
college. Galesburg. ILL.,. was elected
president: H. Q. Ryder. Hamline. vice
president, and Professor George
Bryan. Coo, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-31
MaCkmen Trim Boston Red Sox
Twice and YankS Drop
Pair to Senators
BURLEIGH GRIMES WINS 9Th
Cardinals Recover to Take Two
From Cincinnati and
Displace Cubs
BY WILLIAM J. CHAPMAN


Baseball advances from ~carly-5ea-
son toward the outposts of mid-sea-
son with the Athletics and tho Pirates
holding the lead and most of the IA
remaining entries clutching nothing
but the bag. The margin of the
Mackmen is large. that of the Pirates
satisfactory to Bucaneer boosters.
And the standing of the clubs no
longer can be scoffcd at as meaning
less.
The most hopeful expression which
now may be made by clubs down III
the running is that any potential con-
tender owning a percentage of 500
possibly can rally sharply enough to
win in the stretch. This statement
includes just the Giants, the YAM
KEGS, and the Tigers.
As Taking Opportunity
The Athletics seized the opportun-
ity presented in the Decoration day
double -header to increase their mar
gin over the Yankees to seven and
one-half games. Bob Grove and Old
Jack Quinn performed Gin front Of
Boston spectators, leading the AS to
victory by scores of 9 to ? and 8 to 3
as the Senator's trimmed the YAM
KEGS twice. Washington chased Herb
Pennock from the box to take the
opener BY 8 70 5. and ease out ahead
by a 4 to 3 liz the nightcap. Detroit
took the morning game by "A to 6,
but the ST. Louis contcnderS am
back in the afternoon to win by Is
to 3. This division of the spoils en-
abled the Macks to increase their lead
over the Brownies by four games and
the Tigers by ever: and n : half.
Cleveland and Chicago snapped vic
tories, the Indians winning the first
game by 6 to 5 and the White Sox
the second by ; TO 2.
Grimes Wins Eighth
The Pirates retained tho National
League lead by turning back the
Cubs. 4 to o.. in the afternoon after
the Bruins had rcmped off with the
opener, 5 to l. Burleigh Grimes won
his eighth successive victory.
The lead Of the Pirates is only III
percentage points as the Cardinals
entered into a virtual tic for the top
By defeating the Reds. 5 to l and 8
20 2, in the afternoon bargain. The
National League champions remained
to the rea of the Cosairs only be-
cause of having played more games
and, consequently. Of having lost
more than the Forbes field defenders.
John j. McGraw won his first
double victory Of the season when the
Giants rallied to defeat the Robins
by 8 to 7 in the first game and Is
to g..
The Braves turned on the Phillics,
8 TO Z. in the morning clash at Baker
Bowl, but the home team resumed its
spell in the afternoon to win by II to
5. The Phillies thus open their first
invasion Of the west game above
the 500 mark, which is at least some
improvement over recent years.
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SUMMONS

State Of North Dakota. County o:
Eurleigh.
In District Court. Fourth Judicial
District.
James Tom Fanta. Plaintiff. VS.. Ella
Fanta. Defendant.
The, State Of North Dakota to the
above named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint i'll tho
above entitled action which will be
on file with the Clerk OF the District
Court in and for the County Of bur-
leigh and State of North Dakota. and
to serve a copy Of your answer to the
said complaint upon the subscriber
hereof at his office in the City Of
Steele. kidder County. North Dakota.
within Thirty 600 days after the date
of the service Of this summons upon
you exclusive Of the date Of such
service. and in cas- Of your failure
TO appear and answer. judgment will
be taken against you by default for
the relief demanded In the complaint.
Dated at Steele, North Dakota.
April 18th, 1929.
ARNE VINE.
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
Office, Residence and
Post Office Address.
Steele, kidder County,
North Dakota.
S/10.11-c4-31; C/7.l4
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-31
Saints Win First Game of Sea.
son From Minneapolis to
Split Program
GEORGE MURRAY IS BEATEN
Ferdie Schupp Allows but Four
Hits as Indians Trim
CoIonels I to o
BY WILLIAM A. WEEKEs

NsA0SVNs0VNV ANS0 0tSVA - AsV~
Chicago, May 1.-R)-Two Of the
seasons heretofore unblcmished rec
ords in the American Association
have been ruined.
Minneapolis domination over st.
Paul which had persisted to the cx-
tent that the Saints had not won a
game from the Millers all season.
ended yesterday in the first game Of
the holiday bill. The Saints took the
engagement, z to s. by rallies Tn the
last two innings. but drpppcd the aft
crnoon affair, S to 4.
George Murray's string of victories,
ID Of them, six Of which have been
scored this season, was snapped yes
terday when Milwaukee dropped KAN
sas City In the second game, 1 to 3.
The Blues, however, broke even on the
day by taking the opener by a Z to s
count. Cobb outpitclled Yarmouth,
Feete, and Nichols to win for the
Brewers.
The finish Of the day left Kansas
City two games behind the Millers in
the standings.
No team In the league was able to
score two victories during the day.
Columbus whipped Toledo in the
morning 9 to 6, by punching hits off
Ernie Wingard. The Hens came back
after lunch and spent 10 innings in
gaining q S to 4 decision. Bud Par
malice held the Senators to eight hits
in the extra inning affray.
Ferd Schupp turned In a four-hit
pitching performance for 1ndianapo-
lis to take q 10-inning contest from
Louisville by l to 0. Ben lineup.
Louisville'S Indian hurler, permitted
only seven hits but two Of them. with
q walk, accounted for the winning
run. The Colonies utilized a pair of
Indian errors in the ninth inning of
the second contest to even up the day
by a S to 4 score.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-31
55-Year-Old Wins
BuniOn Derby Lap

harrisburg, N. NJ. May 3l.-P,-
The bunion boys III the Pyle cross
country race cross another state line
today In a 38-mile run to Douglas,
Ariz.
Herbert Hedeman. the 55-year-old
runner from Australia, set the pace
tor his youthful competitors in yes
terday's Camille lap from Deming and
finished first in 8:27 81. Pete Gavuzzi,
England. leader in elapsed time. re-
tanned his margin Of q minutes and
10 seconds by tying Johnny Salo,
passaic. N. j., for second place.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-31
Michigan Takes
Baseball Lead

Chicago. May 31.-(P)-Thc 1929 Big
Ten championship today dangled
temptingly before three. teams
Michigan, the leader, Wisconsin.
holder Of second place, and unhappy
Iowa, a half game behind the Badgers.
Michigan regained the top yester-
day by trimming Wisconsin 6 to 3.
while Iowa became solidly established
as a contender by administering an
8 to 3 beating to Minnesota.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-31
KING TUT ESCAPES
DROWNING DEATH

international Falls. Mimi, May 81.
-4R-Henry futile, Minneapolis and
a Milwaukee boxer known as King
Tut. narrowly escaped drowning in
Pipestone Lake, Canada, GO miles
north OF Fort Frances, yesterday. He
is recuperating at a hotel.
He was fishing with Leo Flicgel al.d
Joe Gordon, also known in Twin City
fight circles, and Max Winter, when
their canoe capsized. Weighted down
by heavy clothing. Tuttlc floundered
in the cold water until rescued by h.s
companions.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-31
Joe Gard Bought
By Columbus Club

Columbus. O.. May 3l.-F1-Joc Gil
ard, soutllpaW hurlcr of the st. Paul
American association club. has been
purchased by Columbus. The deal was
for cash. Giard was expected to join
his new club in Toledo today. Giard
bought by the New York Yankees
after a great eason with Albany in
the Eastern league. He was released
to st. Paul on option, the Yankees
waving this claim on him as part
payment for Fred Hcimaci1 last year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-31
Ciant.Dickinson
Game Cancelled

A baseball game scheduled between
Dickinson and the Grove Giants at
the state penitentiary diamond yes
terday was Cancelled when Dickinson
was unable to make the trip to Bis
marck.
The Giants meet Martin at the
prison diamond at 1:30 p. IN. tonor-
row.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-31
Holman Travelled 156
Miles Per Hour to Win

East st. Louis, ILL.,. May 3l.-(R-
Charles w. Speed" Holman. today
was $500 richer.
As he said. he pulled 'er wide
open" to win the Gardner trophy for
commercial atrplanes from st. Louis
to the indianapolis speedway and re.
turn yesterday.
The st. Paul airman led eight other
flyers IN the race. His time for the
468 miles was 2 hours. So minutes and
20 seconds. an average Of more than
l56 miles an hour. Holman said he
flew at an altitude Of 100 feet all the
way.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-31
Fielding

Leaders
ncuhles-Guidas and Fuller. 2: Ma
gel, Johnson, Lenaburg and Wris-
ten. l..
Triples-Nagel. l.
Runs-Johnson. Z: Sagel1orn, 6.
Stolen bases-Jollnson. 4: Nagel
and Tobin. 2; Mohn, Grimes and
Sagehorn, l.
Sacrifices-Tobin, 4: Fuller. 3:
Guidas, 2: Sagehorn, Nagel. Cosgriff
and Lenaburg. /.
Standardization. 2l; Love, 10.
Pitching-Wristcn, won 3, lost O;
Love, won /, lost 0.