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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-22
Glen View
BY MRS. LOIs

Mrs. Lois jacobson returned home
from Bismarck Friday after spending
several days visiting relatives there.
Ludwig Hanson who has been III at
one Of the hospitals at Bismarck, re-
turned home recently very much I'M
proved.
MI. and Mrs. Con johnson and MI.
and Mrs. Chester Erstrom were capl-
tai city visitors Tuesday.
The New York horse buyer LETT Sat
urday with a carload Of horses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enock Anderson,
Helen and Aldea were Bismarck call
ers Monday.
A sseat shock came to this COM
munity Saturday when the news, OF
the death Of Jennie G. Hagen reached
us. She was well and favorably
known here as her home used to be
ct Pointed Woods district but the last
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lar meeting in the hall Thursday
night with seventeen members pres
ent.
Mrs. Lee Hamblen and son Robert
Dale visited Mrs. George Manly Fri
day afternoon.
Those taking part in the play Safe
ty First" which is to be given in the
near future are: Eddie Adams, D. B.
feathers, Henry Lewis, Wayne Draw
yer, B. A. Drawer, Mrs. g. Manly,
Mrs. E. Adams. Mrs. "A. Daw, Mrs. q.
Watson. Mrs. T. T. Hughes, musician,
Miss Young. The play is to be given
for the benefit Of the Mckenzie Royal
Ncighbor lodge and IS being coached
by Edna Putnam.
Wendell Drawer returned home
Thursday evening after helping at
the H. Larson home the past week.
Lawrence Strong of Britton was a
caller In Mckenzie Saturday.
r. G. Boren and daughter, Mrs
Warren Clizbe we're Sterling callers
Saturday.
Floyd Belk Of Sterling was a bust.
ness caller in this vicinity Saturday.
Grant and Emery Turner were call
ers at the T. Hughes home Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Coons accompa.
MED by Mrs. H. E.. Curtis Of Brittor
motored to Bismarck Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Raeshke, Mrs
George Manly and Mr.. Walker were
shoppers in Bismarck Saturday eve.
ing.
Johnnie Adams Of Moffit visited hi
brother and sister-in law, MI. ane
Mrs. =. L. Adams Saturday afternoon
Mrs. E. Conley and Mrs. T. T
Hughes, leaders for the Mckenzie
/ Homemakers club attended the prof
ect lesson in Bismarck Monday at thu
chamber of commerce rooms.
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Nj. md M \. .. Wechv1lesd ~
the IA popples ho1ps lGon6ay.
Oliver WeIcl,. who H. ben s 49,
marck On buslnen ~ Bsysral 49,
came home " Wy q ~ spur ThuEs~
day. He stopped 1t the homs u ~
son Robert for dinner. ana then g.
tended the towz1sllp board Weot1ng
1t Chester Boydis. Al members vsr0
present.
Mr. and Nh. Jack 1ahmaiI ma fam
lily called ct the Waiter Yeae1e hcess
on their way home from town Nom
Mrs. walter Yeakls Visited with
Mrs. Robert WEIGH while Mr.. Yoat1e
attended the township board meeting
Tuesday.
Ed Doppler and ron Lawrence, ac-
compauied BY Robert WEIGH, motogod
TO Bismarck On business Tuesday.
Theodore Dorman called at the
Robert WEIGH home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert WEIGH and
family visited at the John WEIGH
home "wednesday.
Jack Ishmall, Otto Dorrnan and the
Mclean brothers shipped Z carload Of
hogs from the spur at the end Of the
week.
Conrad WEIGH called ct the home q
his uncle, Robert WEIGH, Friday.
Mrs. John Nieland and little neph<
ew and niece spent the week-eud q
their homes. Mr.. Nieland and Ed Eas-
ton called for them.
Mr.. and Mira. Robert WEIGH and
family visited ct the Ed Doppler home
Friday evening.
Hugh McMuyrich visited his mOthef
Sunday. Mrs. McMurrich has . queer
growth on one Of her thumbs and had
been In to see q doctor about It, and
her son brought her home Sunday.
On Thursday. Mar. IA, . special
meeting Of the Crosse Country Home
Makers club was held ct the home Of
Mrs. John WEIGH. n OF the project
leaders. Besides all the members be-
ing present, the husbands and families
had been invited. and with q bounttful
pot-luck dinner the afternoon started
right for everyone.
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futile
By LUCILLE WEIDEL

Rev. G. T. Corbett is conducting re-
vival meetings at the local Nazarinc
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guldeman returned
home Tuesday from Bowman where
Mrs. 0uldemans mother passed
away.
Jake Kremenetsky and family mo-
tored to Bismarck Sunday to visit
Mrs. Kremenetsky and little Francis
who are still in the hospital, but the
report is that she Is getting along
nicely.
0ottlieb Mauch 12-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mauch residing
north Of town passed away at the
Bismarck hospital Wednesday from a
tumor on the brain. The little boy
had not been sick but q little while.
The p. T. A. will put on a home
talent play In the near future. 60
Slow Mary" is the title Of the play.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Gorge on March IA at Harvey.
Miss Belle Goldsmith returned
home from the Bismarck hospital on
Monday where she underwent an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis.
Mrs. Hans Bayum returned from
Bismarck tho latter part Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Helhoff, IT,, are
the proud parents Of q baby daughter
born March 9th.
Miss Helen Goldsmith who received
her diploma "a q graduate nurse this
winter, will leave shortly for Ann Ar
Dor. Mich. where she has . position.
Mrs. Henry Harmo is recovering
nicely from injuries received when
she fell down the stairs Of her home
Charles Paulson returned to his
home In Linton. after spending sev-
eral weeks here doing construction
work.
A large crowd attended the "hard
time dance given here Monday night.
Prises were given for the best hard
time dresser. Prizes went to Fred
Melhoff. IT,. and Mrs. A. ". Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Auch were business
callers In Bismarck Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Aichile from
Wing IRE visiting ut Mrs. ACHILLES
4 parents, Nj. and MrS. O.. Ouch.
A number Of young folks attended
the dance ct Arena Saturday night.
Nellie Burton who Is attending the
Catholic grade school ct Sykeston, Wis
tied With her parents, Nj. and Mrs.
Bill i Burton Of this city. over the
Weekend.
g. r. Kopplin Of Bismarek WA Z
pleasant caller here Monday.
Henry jacobson Of Wing Ma 9
business 1c11l6f nkre "wednesday.
3chn l1anen accompanied b. Ar
lchie Frazer were In wink Tuesday.
Mtos Frances BRADY 81. Lake Wil-
illonb and Mis- josephine ruhfbotter
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Cleveland to See
Speed KingC Group
George Simpson. Dick Rooka'
way, Dow Bennett, Ira
Singer in Meet

cleveland, Mar. 22.-R-National
chAmpions Of the track and many
collese speed kings viii race here to.
niShk In the seventh annual carnival
of5the Cleveland Athletic club.
George Simpson. unofficial holder
Of the worlds 1oO-yard dash mark at
"a seconds; Dick Rockaways national
hurdles champion: and Dow Bennett
ana Ira Singer. freshmen who Get
records while In high school. Win, he9d
a contingent from. Ohio State univer-
sity.
stella Walshs Cleveland vino e1tab-
ished . new worlds 320-ylrd record
az 2e.l seconds II New York when she
defeated Dallas Creamer, CANADIAN
aueen, viii meet Miss teamer again ct
tn same distance.
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munson. NJ. ana Mrs. Roy McCul-
Tough.
Frank Mickelson called at the John
Boscke home Sunday.
"A good siSed crowd attended the
basket social and dance at Garfield
Friday night. Around 40 was real
lied from the Gale Of the baskets and
lunches.
Bill Mickelson called ut the Pete
Mjckelson home Monday.
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Additional Sports
Bison ThinEesAre
Preparing to Seek
Honors Cmder,
Track and Field Prospects at
ssN.p.A.c. Depend On Wealth
OF and s~ophomorss

Fargo. N. D, Mar. 22.-(special)-I
With an anxious eye on the weather
man and the other GA his herd Of
field and track men, Coach Leonard
Saalwaechter Of the North Dakota
Agricultural college prepared this
week for the spring training program
which win precede m attractive COM
-petttive schedule for the Bison ath-
.letes.
How far the yellow and Green men
viii 50 In annexing North Central
conference honors as well as points
In Invitation meets depends on how
soo they can get out in the open.
Flood waters from the spring thaw
have put the indoor track in the
basement Of the mems dormitory out
Of commission. That Is why Saal.
waechter would like to get on friend
1y terms with the fellow who orders
tho rain, snow, frost and sunshine
for this section.
In looking over his list Of veterans
who win be back to carrysthe burden
Of the Bison competition Solly feels
confident the fleet Norwegian. Ole
Sand, will give all Corners q tough
race. Sand set q great record last
season In the dasheS, the shot and
discus and the relay events. The
Bison win feel the loss Of Cy Peschel
who took third In the conference meet
last year in the dash events, but In
0rohnke and Thomassen. Saalwaech-
ter has two promising sophomores
who showed up well IN. freshman COM
petition.
The middle distance class has the
best array Of veterans led by. Captain
Konichek, one OF the leading quarter
milerS In the conference last year.
Balwin, eliminated early last season
by q knee injury. Is back in shape.
Other promising 40 and 600. men are
Jodre and; Lochren with Hill and Nc
MILAN recruited from the sophomore
ranks.
In Weistr, Nelson, Robertson,
Rhines and Wollan, Coach Saalwaech.
ter has q quintet II capable distance
men. Weiser has already distinguish
ed himself In cross country perform
ances while Robertson Is rated as one
of the most promising two milers or
the squad.
For the hurdles seitz and Frey are
the only two old men, who have
shown any degree Of proficiency II
this class. From the freshman ranks
of last year Bob Allison Fargo high
star. is the most promising prospect.
), May, Hits and Sand are depended
on to do the heavy work in the shot
ana discus events with Tiny" Shamp
$50 pound football linesman, looming
as = likely sophomore prospect.
Hits and Sam Westgate are tn
only two javelin tosse5s Of note ant
on them win fall the responsibility q
matching the record Get by "Cutly'
ShApher6. Joe Blakeslee, conference
POI vault champion Of 1870. believe
he Is In good shape to retain tina
title again this season.
Three members Of the winning con
fertnce 600 relay team, May, Koni
cfek ana Sand, need only . goot
mate to make them q serious threa
again. In the high and broad Jump
the Bison prospects 1t present lool
bad. "A lone sophomore. Brown, form
er fargo high performer, Is the oil1.
candidate who looks like even Z pos
sibility.
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trying years that followed. she was his close companion.
She went to Europe with him to attend the peace con-
ference at the close Of the war.
Since Mr.. Wilson'S death In 1924, she has continued
to maintain the famous 8 street home in Washington,
occasionally going to Geneva to watch operations Of
the League Of Nations. She returned recently from q
trip to the orient. She Is now 81.
Mrs.. Theodore Roosevelt, ST., retired to oyster Bay,
N. Y, after the death Of her husband in 1919. At SO.
she lives quietly, travels much, avoids publicity.
The fifth widow Is Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, now II.
She married Mr.. Harrison after he retired from the
presidency. Nevertheless, she had her share of White
House life, as she was q niece Of the first Mrs. Harrison.
Mrs. Roosevelt is the only one Of the widows who
receives the government pension Of $50 a year. Mrs.
Wilson declined It; Mrs. Clevelsnds second marriage
one, and Mrs. Tafts pension has not yet been con.
sidered.
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NEWS OF OUR NEICHBORS

spent q few days with her husband,
who is q patient in q hospital there.
G. O. Kettleson called at the James
Fitzgerald home Friday.
Louise Jourgenson was q Wing
caller Saturday. !.
Henry McLusky and Jim Olson OF
Wing called at the ]. +. Little home
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Algot Ryeberg were
Sunday guests at the Charles Heddick
home.
s. B. Olson was a Thursday passen-
ger to the Capital City. He returned
Friday.
Charles Christianson was q Regain
caller Monday.
clayton Little took Fred Wutzke
north Of Regain Saturday to look at q
Louie Jourgenson accompanied Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Feuling to Bismarck
Wednesday.
Charles Heddick called ct the An
drew Kolb home Sunday.
Regain callers Saturday were Mr.
Gordon, Ernie Gordon, A. Kolb. 8. "
| Monroe, Allen Tolliver, @. O. Kettle
son, Marvin Aim, Emil Olson, MRS
Oscar Magnuson and sons George and
| Helmer, Chas. MAgfauSon. Mrs. Walter
Scott and Marions Lawrence and
| Emma Coleman.
w. H. Kolb and sons Robett and
Edward were Sunday dinner guests 81
| the Mrs. K. Kolb home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mccullough
were Regain callers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Louie Jorgenson spent
Tuesday afternoon at the Martin
Feuling home.
Emil olson took 8. B. Olson to Re-
gan Thursday.
a. Kolb and g. v. Monroe called q
the Chas. Heddick home "wednesday.
p. E. Patton and II. G. Rasche were
Regain callers Friday.
Lawrence Little Of Baldwin was an
overnight guest 1T the ]. +. Little
home Friday.
Oscar Masnuson motored TO Wing
Thursday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon and son Ernie
were Sunday guests at the Nels Mel.
son home.
Louie Jorgenson returned home
from Bismarck Friday.
A surprise party was given at thl
Leo Sheldon home Thursday In honoa
Of Mrs. 6heldon,S birthday, The eve
ming was spent In dancing. A lunch
con was served.
Andrew. Kolb called at the Ernest
Gordon home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. McC ullough werl
Sunday guests at the Andrew olsor
home.
Carl Sheldon and Paul Coleman
spent Sunday at the Mrs. K. Kohl
home as guests OF Allen Tolliver
Arthur Nelson transacted business
In Regain Wednesday.
Virgil Little spent the weekend q
the Roy Little home.
Hester Bailey visited school Friday
Curly zelmer called on Free
Wutxke Sunday.
The Misses Elizabeth and Heller
Humphreys called 1t the 8. I. Jordan
home Monday. . J.
Shirley Mae walker returned homy
Thursday after spending . coupl
weeks In Bismarck.
Grant Lindsey called 1t the Cha
Kuel home Monday.
Mrs. Chris Wangeman was Z Ff1da,
passenger to Tuttle where.ahe attend
ca the funeral Of her nephew. !.
Mrs. J. +. Little, Clayton. Ruth
clyde and Phyllis, spent Sunday eve
ming Ct the Lewis Jofeensoq home.
Marion Rupp sent the weekend q
his parental home. IL
III. and Mrs. Ohas. Kuehl an
Cbas. Our called It the q. ~. IindSe
home Sunday afternoon.
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Steele
By 0IERuF

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Eambo,dt spent
Saturday In Bismarck.
Mi. and Mrs. David Mcdonald Of
Bismarck were visitors at the Dalen.
berg home on Sunday.
Miss Shorthand and Miss Graf spent
Saturday and Sunday in Bismarck.
Mr.. and MIRA. T. Jaynes were shop
ping In Bismarck Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. -Chas. whitney were
callers IN Bismarck Wednesday,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. B. austafson spent
the weekend In jamestown with rel
IA. ). +. Boucher and Mrs. chrlsty
Matheis entertained the Altar Society
Wednesday afternoon I'm the Lions
den.
The Ellington family was enter
tanned Ct Z farewell dinner on Tues-
day evening at the Phelps home. The
family b leaving to make their home
Ut Washburn. where Mr.. Ellington L
employed BY the state highway de-
partment. About - persons were
present. showing the high esteem the
family = held here. The we'll wishea
Of the community 60 with them u
their new home.
The Presbyterian Work club met
Thursday afternoon at the church
Placement. The following officers were
elected: Meedames r. L. Phelps
president: B. G. Bell, vice president;
+. @. Harris. secretary; w. ]. Henry
treasurer. A fine lunch was served
by Mrs. Chas. Smith.
FOR her daughter Marcelle. who VA
IL years Of age on 81. Patrick'S day
Mira. C.. whitney entertained 10 Of
Narcotics friends at . birthday party
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Altes, Mrs. +. AL.
ton and the Wamsley twins. Violet
/ Gene and Daphne Dean. drove X
| Bismarck Wednesday. Mira. g. Wams.
ley, who has been visiting ct the
! home Of Mrs. aWtkins In Bismarcl
for some time accompanied then
home home.
0upt. Hans Lee was . caller In Bis.
marck Saturday.
I Hrs. Christy Matheis and Mrs. ]
Boucher at.-lded he funeral Of Mrs
0cheile In Tappen Friday.
Miss Vera Dieruf came home from
Bismarck ThuEsday and spent tn
day.
marck Saturday. and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Erickson AM
Miss Beulah Lindseth attended tn,
home talent play ct Dftscoll rridal
evening.
a large number Of Steele people at'
tended the pie social ct Pleasant Hi
school Friday. ytven for the beuefi
Of the =. Z. A.
The Fine Arts club met ct the hom'
Of Mn. llAtheiS Tuesday evening Will
Mrs. +. O. Harris and Mrs. Levi
Meyers Is ho6tesDes.
John STOREY Was . passenger h
Bismarck Saturday.
States Attorney vinjo drove 70 Bis
marck Saturday to meet lkrs. vinje
who returned from IN extended visit
In the west. The Whites returned :
steele Sunday.
Clifford Erlcl1on has accepted til
road maintenance lob at Tappon an
WIN move thers with hia family Il
the near future.
4. L. Phelps WAS q business calle
In Bismarck saturday.
CD. Pnmmel of Dawson was Z bus
in66s caller IN steele one day Ia
week.
H1iss norsnoe Hsrroh spsnt til
weekend with her parents n James
town.
NJ. and Nh. Weiser, Who went :
Iowa last 3all. have returned .
steele TOR tto gommor.
"A large number Of the friends Q
Miss Mary Mach gathered ~ he
home Tuesday evening. ~ laet weel
the occasiou being her barthday IN
niVNrnnrv.
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Mehlhorn Leads
Qualifiers Home
Wild 1Hl Breaks Par by Two;
Horton Smith and Billy
Burke Second

Miami Beach, Fla, Mar. 22.-K-
sixty four golfers with scores Of 101
or better for the first half Of the ma
tion's second richest golf tournament,
the $4,000 La 0orce open. qualified
for today's final 50 holes.
Bill Mehlhorn lead the pack BY
three strokes. He tackled up q n and
So for 40, two strokes under par.
Tiod for second with 143 were Horton
Smith, defending champion, TIN.
ana Billy Burke, 6e-76.
dene earazen. started. today's IS
holes with 148 strokes.
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rev yearB " her life hrs b6en spent
Ia Fargo and r1isE.fck where 0he
died.
Verl ana PAUL Holden and Frank
Murray were sunday visitors 1t the
jacobson home.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Burr lEouroe. Albert
Larson, llrs. e. ~. jocobeon, SON
Mulard and Violet ware Sunday visit
ors ct the Al Holden hogne. !
Nj. and llrS. Enock Anderson and
family ana Mira. Christine jacobson
motorsd 70 the capital city Saturday
on business.
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washington. Mar. 22-(NEA)-The recent death Of
william Howard Taft adds q fifth name to the nations
list Of widows Of former presidents.
Mrs. Taft, now SO, Is still remembered Is the hostess
at the silver wedding anniversary celebration at the
White House In 1911, when she and MI. TAFT enter
tanned 5000 persons at = garden party. Her four years
there, from 1900 to 1913. were replete with many bril-
liant events. as the Tafts were famous Is entertainers.
In the romantic age Of the late eos Frances Folsom,
q. and President Cleveland, -. were married OF the
White House.
The presidents girl wife proved equal to the occa-
sion during the four years she reigned as First Lady
from 1893 TO 1897. Her daughter. now Mrs. Randolph
West. was the first White House baby.
Four years after her husbands death In 1909, Mrs.
Cleveland married Professor Thomas J. Preston, Of
Wells College In New York state. She Is now 66.
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson came to the White House In
1915 Is the war presidents second wife. During the
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with an area nearly equal thal
of the United States. Australia has Z
population only slightly more than
5000 1000.
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Parent Eskimos never punish theie
children.
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I'M. D. Athletes Given
/ Minnesota Letters

Minneapolis, Mar. 22.Z@-Letters
az numerals viii be awarded l02 ath-
lefes Of the University Of Minnesota
for sports activity during the later
winter quarter, Fred ". Luehring,
a1cretary Of the senate committee On
aihletics. said today.
among those who viii receite let
tre are wallace Norgard, Valley CITY,
.. In basketball, and Charles car
uker, Williston. n. p. u wrestling.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-26
Bluffs BEATEN
In LONG GAME
Waco Makes II Possible BY
Trouncing SPuds
Twice
By GAYLE TALBOT, Jr..
Associated Press Sports Writer

Seven years after he pitched the
Fort Worth Cats to a Texas league
and Dixie championship. LII Stoner
has returned from the big leagues
in undimmed brilliance to place
the Panthers out in front in one
OF the g-andest home-stretch races
the Lone Star circuit has SEEN
Last night he dealt Eouston's
second half hopes a stunning blow
when he stopped the Bluffs 2 TO ]
after a thinning duel with Tony
Kaufman az Buffalo stadium.
Coming as it did while the Wi
chita Falls Spudders we're being
knocked over III both ends Of the
leagues first nocturnal double
header at Waco, 8 to 3 and 10 to
4. the triumph boosted the Snyder
men into the leadership BY a full
game. The Sports. taking another
from the brcwbeaten San Antonio
Indians. climbed up past the Bluffs
into third place. two games from
the top.
A seven-run spree IN the seventh
brought the Sports from behind
and enabled them to trim the IN
dians. II TO 5. IN a slugging match
at San Antonio.
Beaumont and Dallas were idle,
having played a pair Sunday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-26
Waters, Leahman
f.nd Stratton Win

HARLINGEN. Aug. 26.-Continu-
ing his sensational winning spree.
Cowboy Teddy Waters took two out
Of three falls from Roy Reynolds,
the Nevada Wildcat, before a large
crowd here last night.
waters took the first with his
bulldog special. q hold he claims
he perfected while throwing dosles
out Oh the range. Reynolds came
hack strong Ia win the second fall
with a BODY slam after buttng Wa
ters all over the ring. He continued
his rushing tactics and before long
dove through the ropes when Wa
ters sidesteDped him. Konksd. he
crawled back into the ring dizzy and
Waters made short work az the third
fall.
III the second prei,m Charley
Leahman. the flying Dutchmar
took the match from Wei. Mauhl
OF Houston.
Walter Stratton. the Ohio strong
boy. had no trouble with Reaver
CASPER of Wyoming IN the first
match.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-08-26
AS BEATEN
BY SAD SAM
Veteran Jones Seems To
Have Athletics
Number

Back In 1915, a youth OF % years,
Samuel Pond Jones, made his bow
To major league baseball as a me
Der OF the Cleveland Indians at a
cost Of $500. From Cleveland he
went to Boston, New York, st. Louis
and finally TO Washington. Before
he reached the Senators In 1927
his name had been shortened &c
sad Sam"
sad sam still is in Washington.
spreading grief, especially among
the Philadelphia Athletics as they
strive 10 tighten ther grip on the
league leadership.
Sam still retains his cunning and
IS using It TO aid Walter johnson
and the Senators on the battle to
Dust TIL. Athletics from the league
leadership.
Johnson, a master at handling
pitchers. has not used Jones IN 4
single relief role this year. with the
result that the veteran has gone
the route and won IL games. His
seasons record reads IL victories
as against five defeats. He has de-
feated the AS in three out Of four
games.
Jones accounted for his sixth
straight game yesterday in down.
ing the Athletics 3 to 2.
The victory left the Senator six
and one-half games back or the
Athletics with two more gameS re-
naming In the series.
The only other game played IN
either or the major leagues saw the
Detroit Tigers take the measure
Of the Cd. Louis Browns 7 to 8.