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Milford chronicle., 1929-01-11
Georgetown

Senator Louis A. Drexler was the
speaker of the evening at the meet
ing of the Georgetown Rotary Club
on Friday night. His subject was
What the Delaware Safety Council
is Doing" Five girls and boys of
the Harmonica Club furnished the
music The visitors were Charles
Helm of the Laurel Club and E. r.
Mullen of the Smyrna Club. The
guests: u N. Beck and B. E. Fogel,
of Woodsbury, Maryland.
Superior Court and Court of Cen
eral Sessions will convene in this
county on Monday, February 4th,
with Harrington and Richards on
the bench.
Sheriff Bud Coy has issued proc
lamation of Court of Oyer and
Terminer to be held in this county
on Monday, February 18th.
Sussex County Pomona meets i'll
Georgetown next Thursday, Janu-
airy 10th. Sessions will be held in
First NJ. P. Church Sunday School
room, and luncheon served in the
basement An interesting program
has been arranged.
Sussex County Teachers Insti-
tute will be held in this town Feb
ruary 1st. Banquet will be served
in the Villa Jones Memorial Hall.
Covers for 200 teachers will be
laid, served by the Presbyterian
Auxiliary.
Mr.. and Mrs. John King are being
congratulated ON the arrival of a
fine baby girl at their home on Ce-
dar street Thursday. Mrs. King
was formerly Miss Susie Hudson.
Our firemen were called to the
home of Jacob West, on the corner
of Cedar and KINNEY streets, on
Thursday afternoon, when the roof
was discovered to be ON fire. The
boys soon had it under control. 1t
is supposed that it started from a
spark from a chimney.
Register of Wills G. Vannie Mes
sick has issued the following letters
| the past week-on the estate of
James II. McGlothen, of Georgetown
hundred, to Andrew ]. Lynch; on
the estate of William Cannon, OF
Northwest Fork hundred, to Char
lotte M. Cannon and William Can
non, Jr.; on the estate of Amelia
II. Phillips, of Dagsboro hundred
to William G. Phillips; on the es-
tate of Nancy Priscilla Prettyman
OF Indian River hundred, to Harbe-
son B. Hickman; on the estate OF
William A. Warrington, of George
town hundred, to Elva M. Warning
ton.
There are twenty-three prisoners
confined in the Jail at present.
There are quite a large number Oi
cases of grip and ''fiu" in this town
and vicinity and at this time the
physicians are kept busy.
Receiver of Taxes John S. Isaacs
has appointed as his deputy David
H. Isaacs, of Milford, and Miss
Kathryn Hamilton, of HarbesOn, as
assistant deputy. Mrs. w. d. Bras
ure will remain as deputy in the
office of County Comptroller Eben A
Townsend
There were many family reunions
and goose dinners ON Old Christmas
Day.
Edgar w. Jefferson, who resides
about one mile north of this town
recently killed five hogs which
dressed 4O5, 422, 425, 445 and As
pounds. Total weight 2154 pounds
Sheriff and Mrs. Bud Coy are now
occupying the residence portion O.
the Sussex County Jail, Sheriff anC
Mrs. Bryan and son having vacated
it and moved to their property OF
North Race street, on Tuesday.
Daniel H. Hurley, of this town
has been awarded a prize of $50 BY
the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany for having the best line o
tracks on Supervisors Division No
"a, extending from Redden to Mills
Milford chronicle., 1929-01-11
GIVE AS YOU RECEIVE

10 break to the needy sweet char
ity's bread
For giving is living, the angel
said;
nd must I be giving again and
again?
NV peevish and pitiless answer
ran;
,h. no!' said the angel, piercing me
through,
Inst give till the world stops CIV
ing to you.
Robert Lynn Cox.
Milford chronicle., 1929-01-11

From the noises and reverbations
kseh we hear from the Southwest
ast he that Texas is taking TINS
aign seriously.
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Bingle in Seventh
Robs Tony Weller
OF No.Hit Contest
Louisville Pitcher Blanks Co.
lunbus; Blues Retain Mar.
gin OF Five Games
BY WEEKES

Chicago, July 15.-(R)-Tony We'll
Ger. husky Highlander Of the Louis.
vile Colonies, has joined the club of
pitchers who have been cheated of
no-hit. no-run games by the margin
of blow.
Yesterday. in the second game Of a
doubleheader. Weller held Columbus
to one lone sock and it was not until
the seventh inning that Tony Cucci-
nello. Senator third baseman. ruined
the performance with a double.
Colonies Win Both
The Colonies took both games Of
the double bill. Welzer.s contribution
Melted a 3 to 0 victory after Louis
vile had won the opener, to 2.
Harlan Wysong gave Weller plenty
OF competition. allowing four hits,
punched, however, in the fourth for
three runs.
The Kansas City Blues retained
their margin of five games over the
hustling Saint Paul entrant, by break
ing even in a double header with their
nearest rivals. Archie Campbell held
Kansas City to four hits for a 2 to l
win in the opener. but Tom Sheehan
kept eight hits we'll spaced in the
second game and gave the Blues a 7
to 0 shutout.
Minneapolis. which ended a nine
game losing streak Saturday. divided
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Cooks Remarkable Golf Brings Him 5 and 4 Verdict Over Nimmc

the days profit with Milwaukee. Ed
Strelecki turned In q four.hit pitch.
Ing performance for the Brewers In
the first Minneapolis winning by II
to 0.
Indians Score 22 Runs
Toledo and Indianapolis tried to
play . doubleheader, but the Indians
took so much time in plasterinr a q
to 8 beating on the Mudheus in the
opener, that only three innings OF the
twilight contest were possible before
the Hens had to catch q train. In.
dianapolis was leading, 2 to o, when
the second game was called.
Toledo was to open a five-day
stand In Kansas City today, ana
Columbus was to invade Milwaukee
for b similar series. indianapolis viii
open Tuesday at st. Paul and Louis
vile will 60 into action at Mime.
apolis on the same day.
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You Know That
Rusty Callow tried 70 quit

Rusty Callow tried 70 quit -
the rowing coaeh 1t Penn when
his crew Topped 1t Poughkeepsie
... And the bosses wouldn't
let him $50. And told him the
job was his for life IL he wanted
H.. They ray that Dlackburne
10 70 be aired from the White
Sox .... And that Jakey Att,
late o. Fl. Worth. VIII succeed
him 49,. And that Dllly South.
worth b IN peril And they're
beginning 70 yowl In Cleveland
abo0t P~eckinpaugh So. When
Bobby Jones arrived home In At
lants the crowd q the station
rushed - the ebservstjon car
49,. And the peeter told them
.... HE amt hack here. Hes
- front where he belongs'' 80.
Ard Bobby says he's eoing %
play h 18th the Britain 0pen and
amateur champiepships .....
Ard Il viii - hi Last blg cam-
palen 49,. Henry Jehnson, the
Athlstle killer q 1914, has . hol
splne 80. And the doctors dea't
knoW what = - alert e 49,.
Ano IT, yankees aEe woeyied
a1oUt tie Jese q . piteher Who
was exDoete6 70 Win flftesn games
ANYWAY
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Bismarck Pirates ,
Bunch Hits; Beat
New Rockfordites
Score Is ~ to s; Jack Cesell.
chen Bests 6oda, Who Is
Given Bad Support

punched hits in the second and
fourth innings gave the Bismarck
Pirates q commanding lead over
New Rockford in their game in New
Rockford yesterday afternoon. and
the capital city crew jaunted back to
Bismarck in the evening with an
other game to its credit. The score
was II to 6.
Boda. with Timm, veteran catcher,
composed the Rockford battery, and
except in the two innings mentioned,
Boda succeeded In keeping the hits
from developing in clusters. He
famed IL Pirates. but his strikeout
string was augmented by ambitious
Pirates who. with a big lead. tried to
whale the ball out Of the lot In the
last three innings.
Gesellchen chucked for the Pirate
crew. and usually frightened up when
danger threatened. He famed nine
Of the opposition. In the seventh inn
ing, with three men on bases. he
whitfield two batters, leaving Kelley to
make the third out On a force at third
base. Jack was also q powerful fac
tor with the willow. crashing out two
doubles to bring In three runs.
Jahnke, the long rightfielder for
the Rockfords. had q perfect day at
bat. getting four of his teams 10 hits,
but he was never able to set past
first base. On the other hand. Bigler
Of the Pirates reached first base four
times on errors and fielder's choices.
and scored four times with the aid
of good base running and hits.
Fogarty and Mcdonald harvested
three hits apiece, and Fitch grabbed
two hits. Kelley and Martin drew q
single apiece.
Five hits in the fourth inning, two
of them doubles, aided by one error,
wa the basis for five Pirate runs.
McDonald's stop of Jahnke's smash
in the second inning. his quick work
In nabbing Cytrosky on the baseline
and doubling to Ehli was a fielding
feature. Seymore made q nice shoe
string catch Of Lawyers drive in the
third inning which nipped a budding
rally.
The Pirates play the Dickinson
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Crays Drop Game
To Fort Lincoln
Score Is 5 to 3; Rally in Last
Inning BY Crays Falls
Two Runs Short

A rally In the ninth inning which
netted two runs proved too short and
the Bismarck Grays lost a baseball
contest to Fort Lincoln at the city
athletic field yesterday. The score
was 5 to 3.
The doughboys took q l to 0 lead
in the first inning and made 1t 2 to
! in the third and 3 to ! in the fourth.
Scoring once In each the seventh and
eighth frames. the soldiers went to
the field in the last frame with a S
to / advantage.
The Grays could not score more
than q pair Of counters in the last
stand.
Doc Love. Gray hurler, allowed sew
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Old
After Big Stakes
Blue larkspur Wants All.Age
Title; Brought Winnings
to $147,e0O

Chicago, July l5.-R-The title Of
champion three-year-old Of America
is not enough for Blue Larkspur and
his owner. Col. Z. r. Bradley. The
all-age title is their next goal.
When the plucky son Of Black Ser
want Blossom Time came out unin-
jured Saturday from the American
classic in which he established him
self as the best Of the seasons three
year -olds. his handlers began plan.
ming on q campaign to carry him to
the crown Reign Count won last
year.
Three three-year-o old stakes ana
four all-age races are on the new pro-
gram.
At the same time he demonstrated
his supremacy over Clyde Van Dusen,
Windy City, DR.. Freeland. Rose Of
Sharon and nine others of the best
three -year.olds in training, In tho
Arlington Park feature, Blue Lark
spur took the championship lead in
the prize money battle. With the
SIS, 300 won Saturday, the Bradley
horse. brought his earning to $l47,-
800 for the season In major stakes.
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Workmen Rally in
9Th, 9Th and 10th
To Trim Garrison
Carrigon's 4 to q Lead Oissi.
pated in End; Klein Gets
Third Home Run

Scoring eight runs in the eighth,
ninth and tenth innings yesterday at
Garrison. Bisrnarck's Workmen base
ball machine overcarne q ( to 0 Gar
rison lead and defeated the Mclean
county aggregation, 8 to 1.
With the score 4 to 0 against them
at the beginning Of the eighth. the
club men scored twice in each the
eighth and ninth frames to force the
game into m extra inning and went
on q rampage in the tenth. Garrison
oIthit the Bismarck nine I to 6 but
could not bunch its bingles success
fully. Klein knocked a home run. his
third Of the season. and a triple in
five trips to the platter while Masseth
secured q double and single In two
attempts.
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en- safe bingles and struck out nine
soldiers while Corporal Swede Leitz,
Lincoln chucker. granted nine hits
and whitfield eight Grays.
The Score by innings:
Fort Lincoln 10l 100 llO-5
Bismarck DOL 600 OO2-3
The lineups: Grays-Nagel, center
field; Guidas. catcher; johnson, third
base; Lenaburg. second base: Tobin,
first base; Love. pitcher: Fuller,
shortstop: Mcleod. left field; and
Carter, right field: Lincoln-McClean
left field; Schmaedeckc. catcher;
Becker, second base: Hagen. third
base; Holcomb. center field: Malanga,
first base: Disciple, shortstop; Kinder,
right field: Leitz, pitcher: Ulrich,
right field: Lawrence. center field;
and Clancy. left field.
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IS DEFEATED
IS TO 7 AFTER LATE
RALLY BY BISMARCK
Game With Linton, Defending
State Champion, Was Fl.
nal Of Tournament
EDDY ACRE PITCHES WELL
Darwin Fogle and hause, Lin.
ton Hurlers, WaIIoped Hard
in Last Innings
EDDY ACRE PITCHES WELL

Bismarck's Rotary Cubs are cham
pions of the fourth district.
The American Legion junior base.
ball club %journeyed to Linton yester-
day to meet the youngsters from the
Emmons county city in the cham
pionship contest and came back with
a IL to Z verdict.
Entering the seventh inning with
the score tied at S. the capital city
clan drove Darwin Fogle, Linton
hurler. to cover by scoring three runs.
In their half of the eighth, the Lin
ton swatters scored two runs to make
the score stand 3 to Z for Bismarck.
Bismarck then fell on Hause, relief
pitcher, for four runs In the eighth
and one more in the ninth to put the
game on ice.
Eddy Agre. Bismarck hurler, struck
out eight men In nine innings, walked
one man, and was charged with q wild
pitch. Fogle struck out seven men in
as many innings and walked seven
while Hause struck out two In two
innings and walked a trio.
Bismarck took an early lead by
SCV1 IAl6 VIlC luAI AL CoNAA AAV AA0V 0A4A
second cantos, but Linton tied the
count by scoring a pair in the third.
The Emmons county crew took q S to
4 lead in the fourth by outscoring the
Burleigh boys 3 to 2 and the fifth
inning was scoreless. Bismarck tied
the count with a vi III the sixth.
Lineups in the contest follow: Bis
marck-Ahlen, second base; j.
Spriggs. first base; L. Brown, left
field; Goetz, center field; N. Agre,
third base; Wristen, shortstop: D.
Brown. catcher: E. Agre, pitcher;
TAFT. right field; and Schlichenmeyer,
slrortstop: Linton-Maier, third base:
Martin, catcher: Hause. third base
and pitcher; D. Fogle. pitcher; Brant,
center field; Fisher. left field: Dobler,
right field: F. Fogle, second base:
Graft. shortstop: Brooks, right field;
and Wickenhauzer, second base.
The score by innings:
Bismarck ......... 10 20l 34i-l3
Linton ............ O02 800 02O- Z
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YOUNGSTERS SNATCH
FIFTH DISTRICT CONFALON|
Carroll Is Stingy
And Grove Giants
Beat Turtle Lake
Score Is II to 8; Carver, Giant
Right Fielder, Gets Two
Home Runs

Pitcher Carroll was stingy with hits
at the penitentiary diamond Satur-
day afternoon and the Grove Giants
walked off with an IL to 3 verdict
taken from Turtle Lakes baseball ag-
gregation.
Carroll gave the Terrapins four
scratch hits and sent nine back to
the dugout via the strike out route.
Peters, Turtle Lake hurler. also
hurled fine ball but was given ragged
support in spots. Carver. Giant
right fielder. smashed out two home.
runs in the contest.
Turtle Lake went scoreless for six
innings.
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Defeating Dickinson 20 to 8 and
5 lnton Is to S in two games over the
weekend. ffandan's junior baseball
team won the championship OF the
nth district In the American Le-
gion's junior baseball system.
The Morton county youngsters
gathered 81 hits In the two games.
Box scores for the two games follow:
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The summary: Earned runS-Stan-
ton 5. Mandan II. Three.base hits
l.. Dietrich 2. Two-base hits-Bru-
nellie. L. Dietrich, Ttterer. Stolen
bases-Fftterer 3; Hammock, Dahl.
quist, Magilki, 2 each: Ferst.
Schwartz. Bases or ballS-Schweigert
1, Dietrich II. Hit batsmAn-E, Walls
by Dietrich. Struck out-Dietrich II,
Schweigert s. Balk-Dietrich. Left on
bases-Stanton -, Mandan s. Passed
balls-Brunelle. Leinius. Double plays
-Leupp to Ferst. Hits allowed
schweigert IL in six innings. sailer Z
In one inning. Umpires sheehan and
TtnSen.
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1He Sun1If1ary-Earned runS-Man.
dan Is. Dickinson l. Three base hits
L. Dietrich. Two-base hits-Brunelle.
Stolen bases-Syvrud 3. Saunders.
Brunette, Ttterer, 2 each; Magilki.
Dahlquist, Hecker. Morgan, Eastrate.
Galloway, Tooley. Basteoupil. Boulger.
Bases on balls-Messer 2. Magilkt 3.
Wild pitcbes--Messer 4. Passed balls
Morgan 2. Double plays-L. Diet
rich. Struck out-By Magilki Z, by
Messer II. Hit batsman-Tooley by
Magilki. Deft on bases-Mandan S.
Dickinson 10. Umpires-Schultze and
TinSen.
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Grand Forks. July l5.-(R)-George
McfIose and Warner McNair, Fargo,
captured the tri city tennis doubles
championship by defeating A. J.
Johnson. and his son. Alvin. Of Ada,
Mimi, here Saturday I'd, Ga, 81, 81,
Cd.
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lo4A Mark 8tandG

While track and field marks have
been falling with regularity the last
few year,. the record Of Il as for the
l90~yard high hurdle stu stands.
Earl Thompson, now track coach ct
Annapolis. set the marx II lo10.
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Youngest Net Champ
Bryan Grant OF Atlanta. at II, is
the youngest tennis player ever to
win the southern championship.
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Summary: Two-base hits-Skiles,
Phelps. Home runs-Garver 2.
Stolen bases-Giants 3: Turtle Lake I.
Double plays-Hopkins to Holland to
Phelps. Struck out, by Carroll 8: by
Peters 4. Bases on balls. off Carroll
4: off Peters none. Hit by pitched
ball-Dolvan. Peters. by Carroll. I'm
pires-Cayou and Reynolds. Time
2:lO.
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ABatted for Gilfoy In ninth.
Score by innings:
Workmen 900 900 O22 IS
Nal k0O1I s.e.ssss wv A4V xVU ~
Stolen bases-s. Goetzl /. NJ. Hum
mel |. A. Hummel 2. Jewell 1. Smith
2. Patera. Two base. hit-Masseth.
Three base hits-Klein. Home run
Klein. Hits-off Hummel / In 3 2-3
innings: off Klein 8 In 8 1-3 innings:
Oft Smith I In . innings: off Yellow
Bird 2 In ! inning. Struck out-by
Hummel 8: by Klein .: BY Smith Al;
by Yellow Bird 2. Bases on balls
of Hummel 2: off Klein o: off Smith
;: off yellow Bird 3. Wild pitches
Smith. HIT by pitcher-Jewell BY =.
liummel. Passed. balls-Kelley 3. A.
liummel I. Time Of game-2:30.
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NEW YORK LAND

New York, July l5.-(R)-A 5S-story
office building Is to be erected at the
corner Of Fifth avenue and Forty
second street. The site Is assessed at
$28 1000 per front foot.
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GEHRTC ALWAYS Turnr

Since Lou Gehrig succeeded Wally
Ptpp At first base for the Yankees.
In 1875, he hasn't missed . game. He
played 120 games that year, lSS each
In 1925 and 1927, and l5l last year.
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BISMARCK'S WIZARD
CLICKS OFF RECORD
68 IN tourney PLAY
Satanic City Stars rs Was
Good but Not Good Enough
to Keep Him In
COOK GETS TWO EAGLES
Driving Of Bismarck Youth Sem
sational; Nimmo Troubled
With Fast Greens
COOK GETS TWO EAGLES

Scoring two eagles and three brides
In the first 18-hole round Of the
championship flight here yesterday
afternoon. Paul Cook, Bismarck's golf
ing wizard, tied his curse record Of
So and took a 5 up and 4 to play VIC
tory from William K Bill" Nimmo,
Devils Lake. and entered the quarter
finals of the second annual Missouri
Slope golf tournament.
Cook. with a 70 yesterday morning.
also was medalist. Cook demoralized
Nimmo with a 80 on the first round
to gain a 2 UP margin. Ninlmo lost the
first three holes of the second nine
and could not regain them. Despite
his rs strokes for Ia holes his first day
on the capital city course. the Satanic
city star. after the first hole, was out
classed. The Devils Lake star found
the Bismarck green's too fast and Bis
marck's entry outdrove him 275 to
ESQ yards on the average on each hole.
Barrett Wins Speciality
James Barrett, Minot. With a Z
score, won the approaching and put
ting contest. while Cook won the
driving affair last evening. Entrants
in the tourney were entertained at a
picnic on the course after yesterdays
play.
AS a result Of yesterdays round, the
quarterfinal round. being played to-
day, looks as follows:
Paul Cook VS.. DR.. Russell Gates,
N.inot.
Harry Kneeshaw. Minot. vs.. o. C.
Croonquist. Bismarck.
E. A. Thorberg, Bismarck, VS.. Glen
Hollenbeck, Dickinson.
James Slattery, Bismarck, VS.. James
Barrett, Minot.
Cook put both par and Nimmo to
shame yesterday. Their scores for yes
<nvdovsc r1ov fol1nn.
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y
Barrett defeated Leonard. 3 and 2.
First Flight
Littig defeated Orr.
Stangbye defeated H. Billigmeier.
Dorfler defeated Heaton. I up.
Jones defeated Thompson.
Second Flight
Klein defeated Heising. 3 and /.
Kelly defeated Gregg, s and 5.
Rubin defeated Charles Nichols.
Third Flight
Brown defeated Gilbreath. l up.
Spann defeated Zuger, 3 up.
Baker defeated Getsch. ! up.
Olsness defeated Noble. default.
Fourth Flight :.
Perry defeated vesperman, de-
fault.
Ridley defeated Lynch. 6 and 5.
Toepke defeated LaFrance.
Gardner defeated Don Nichols, 3
and l.
Fifth Flight
Burke defeated Schmidt. ( and 3.
Trick defeated Dr.. Henderson, 3 and
Disbrow defeated Premier. 5. and Z.
Knodel defeated Conger. 1 and 3.
Sixth Flight
Mann defeated Poindexter. I up.
Bassett defeated Bredy, 10 and 3.
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HOCKEY STAR Is FARMEk

Ernie Shore, star Of the Boston
Hockey club. has . 320-acre farm ct
Duash. Alberta. The land Is valued
1T $4,000.
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rcMnNn vUrNs srvrNru

ESMOND WINS SEVENTH
Esmond. N. D.. July l5.-(P,-Es-
mond won the seventh district junior
American Legion baseball title by de-
feating Bottineau, IL to /.
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Totals .....37 6 10 "a 8 4
Score by innings:
Pirates O5l sol OOO-l2 IL 3
New Rockford
220 COZ O0O-6 10 4
Summary: Two base hits, Fogarty.
Gcsellchen 2, Fitch, Kelley, McDon-
aid, seymore. Double plays. Fitch to
Ehli to Mcdonald: Mcdonald to Ehli.
Left on bases, Pirates Z, New Rock
ford 8. Stolen base, Fogarty, Bases
on balls. off Gesellchen 4, off Boda 2.
Hit by pitcher by Boda, Martin. Struck
out by Gesellchen 9, by Boda IL. Wild
pitch. 0esellchen. Umpires, Smith
and Nights.
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MODEL DIES

Franklin B. Morse. the subject Of
Charles Dana 0ibson's picture, The
Hal1back," died recently Ia Caliiornta.
He thrilled grid fans Ii the early
nineties.
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Bismarck, 90: Gregg, Fargo, 80: II. E.
Brown, Dickinson. l0l: Kenneth
Noble. Mott, 101; w. E. Spann. Bis
marck. l0l: Lyman Baker, l0l; Gill
breath, Mott, 1O2: s. A. Olsness, Bis
marck. 102; Jack zuger, Bismarck,
1O2: W. F. Getsch. Fargo, 1903: DR.. H.
I. Perry, Bismarck, 103: DR.. Gardner.
Dickinson. 1903: B. H. Ridley, Fargo,
los: w. D. Toepke. New Salem, los:
E. H. L. Vesperman, Bismarck. l06:
Don Nichols. Mandan. 106: Pat Lynch.
Minneapolis, LOG: E. e. LaFrance, Bis
marck, LOT; w. e. Schmidt, New
Salem. l07: Bob Conger. Bismarck.
lO8; Ralph Trick, Bismarck. 100: Roy
Disbrow. Grand Forks, 108; Thomas
Burke, Bismarck. l08; Elmer Knodel,
Bismarck, Ito: Dr.. r. w. Henderson,
Bismarck. Ill: Robert Premier. Bis
marck, ll3; Harlan Poindexter, Bis
marck, us: Frank Rassett. Bismarck,
ll6: Fred w. Mann. New Salem, lit;
Paul Bredy, Bismarck, ITO.
Championship Flight
Cook defeated Nimmo. 5 and 1.
Dr.. Gates defeated Munday, 5 and
4.
Kneeshaw defeated Brown, 5 and l..
Croonquist defeated Kostelecky, 2
up.
Thorberg defeated Tunell. / up.
Hollenbeck defeated Mattison. for
felt.
Slattery defeated w. +. Billigmeier,
8 and 6.
Barrett defeated Leonard, 3 and z.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-15

Totals. ....... IS. 7 80
SBatted for Gilfoy In ninth.
Score by innings: