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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-28
Ohio Splinter Ties
, RECORDING Century
2nd Straight Year
George Simpson Clicks Off 100.
Yard Dash IN 1916 Sec
onds in Relays

Philadelphia, April 28.-R-ror
the second straight year, Ohio States
greyhound Of cinderpaths, George
simpson. Saturday brought the Peun-
sylvania relay carnival to Z smashing
climax with . worlds record perform
ance In the 100 yard dash.
Last spring the famous Buckeye
bullet shot from his new and much
disputed starting blocks to race the
century In 8 SIS seconds, equalling the
listed worlds record With the fast
est 100 ever witnessed On historic
Franklin field. To-day, with q crowd
Of $4,000 cheering him on, Simpson
disdained the blocks, went back to the
old fashioned holes and repeated his
time Of . SIS seconds, thereby salts.
tying any and all skeptics.
This was the fourth sprint Of the
afternoon for Simpson, but It also
was his best as he tped down the
straightaway to beat His nearest rival.
De Almond Hutson, oGDenison, Ohio
college, by . half dozen yards and
leave In the ruck such eastern aces Is
Pete Bowen Of Pittsburgh and John
Harwood Of Syracuse. The expected
clash between, Simpson and Karl VIII.
son Wildermuth Of Georgetown, the
eastern intercollegiate champion,
failed to materialixe when Wilder
muth pulled . tendon and withdrew
In the semifinals.
Previously, Simpson had won his
two 100 yard trial heats handily In
10 seconds flat and then anchored
the Ohio States half mile relaysteam
that successfully defended its title
IN this event and shattered its own
carnival record. In this race, the
Buckeyes gained revenge on their
couquerorS Of the day before, CHICAGO.
and were clicked in I minute rs
seconds. The time displaced their
last years mark Of l:27.
Altogether there were q half. doeen
record performances today, Including
Q worlds record interscholastic two
by the Lakewood, Ohio. quarter
In 8 minutes, 10 2-lO seconds and .
carnival broad Jump mark Of Is feet,
4 II inches by Ed Hamm OF oeorRia
Tech, the worlds champion, Who
thereby displaced the 81 year old
record made by the late Myer Prin-
stein Of Syracuse.
Ohio States half mile relay victory,
plus two major victories Friday BY the
University Of Chicago enabled the
to take three OF the eight
relay championships. But
the east came back strong today and,
IS had been expected, furnished the
most spectacular racing Of the after.
noon in the classic one mile event.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-28
ALL Barnes County
Chorus Is Feature
OF Music Contests

Valley City,, n: D., April 28.-R-
Eleanor Borchert and vernice I5erk
won first places in the music memory
and declam4&ion contest, respectively,
In the Barnes county rural and con-
solidated school contest held here
Saturday,
uxbridge school placed first In the
one-act ! play competition. An ALL
county high school chorus. was . fea-
ture Of the evening program.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-28
Two Indians Killed
In Battle With Police

Madras, Indian, April 2e-H-
Rtottng in. which two Indians were
killed and three injured cltmaxed .
day OF demonstrations BY Indian M
ttonalists here Sunday. Several DO
lice. including the commissioner ana
deputy commissioner. were injured ~
stones Of the indians.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-28
Bismarck Police to
Enforce All Traffic
Laws With Severity

Another strenuous campaign against
the traffic ordinance violator has
been launched by city police, It Was
announced today by Chris J. Maritime
son. chief Of police.
Martineson said that all city ordi-
nances viii be enforced strictly and
warns motorists to become acquainted
with and observe them.
Automobiles parked in the residen-
tial districts after dark must have
lights burning, the chief said, and
local police viii not tolerate parking
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-28

Summary-Bases on balls, off Cor
rel! 3. off Leitz /; home runs, Hagen,
Eia!comb: double plays. Correll to
Stoller to Phelps; earned runs, Fort
lincoln 3. Grove Giants 3: struckout
by Leitz IL. by Correll IL: left on
bases. Fort Lincoln IL, Giants IL.
empires. Cunningham and Brown.
Time OF game 2:20.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-28

make its report on Huston to the SEN
ate soon.
Party men who have discussed the
situation with President Hoover say
he Is deeply interested but has no in
tention Of asking for Huston's resig-
nation.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-28
and Van Ryn
Win Doubles HonOrs

White Sulphur Springs. w. Va. April
2S.-R-John Van Ryn Of Orange,
N. J., and Wilmer Allison OF Austin.
Texas. Saturday won the Mason and
Dixon tennis doubles championship,
defeating George Lott Of Chicago and
John Doeg Of Santa Monica, Calf,
national champions, SIS, 1910. 6-5,
6-3.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-28

Duluth, MINI. April 2a-R@2-
mon Clark. n. for half . century con-
nected with the grocery ana shin
handling business IN Ninnesota, died
at Rochester, MINI.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-28

On the wrong side Of the street ct any
time Of the day.
He also warned against driving
through stop signs, making ~" turns
at prohibited corners. parking IN mo
parking" zones, and speeding.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-28

going into the lead In the singles and
doubles.
The new all-events record holder
Is Mrs. Selva Twyford, who rolled So
In the team event, 56l in the singles.
and $50 In the doubles, q total Of
1.727. The record formerly was held
BY Mrs. Emma Jaeger, Toledo. with
Ills.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-07-15
'CHISOX DOWN YANKEES 10 TO9
IN GAME LASTING THREE HOURS
Chicago Makes Five Double
Plays; Athletics Increase
Lead in Loop
lBy the Associated press)

The Chicago White Sox may be
struggling along in the second division
Of the American league, but they still
have the profitable faculty of doing
the unusual at the unusual time to
pep up an otherwise drab ball game.
The Sox yesterday produced a few
more varieties in the way of baseball
entertainment as they divided a double
bill with the New York Yankees. The
opener went to the Sox 10 to 8 in q
long, weird affair that lasted one min
ute short of three hours, while the
Yankees took the nightcap Z to 2 in
two hours and four minutes.
In the first game the Sox started
off by pulling four errors, but the
teams went into the last half of the
ninth tied at 8 all. With two out and
Reynolds on third Watwood hit a sin
gle-and the game was over. The Sox
also tied the American double play
record, pulling five.
Fourteen men were left stranded on
the base paths, however, which with
the nine in the second game gave the
Sox q grand total Of 81 left on bases
in five games, which probably is some
sort Of a record.
Lou Gehrig featured the Yankees
part in the doubleheader, getting his
twenty second home run in the
opener and hts twenty-t third in the
second contest.
It took the Athletics II innings to
defeat the st. Louis Browns, but they
finally managed to exc out q 8 to Z
decision and increase their lead in the
junior circuit to two full games as
Washington. fell before the up-and-
coming Detroit Tigers 8 to 4. Lefty
Grove went to the rescue of Quinn
and received credit for the victory.
In the other American league con-
test the Indians made it three straight
over the Red Sox, winning 3 to 2 when
Terrell bested Milton CASTOR in q
hurting duel. It was Ferrell's thir-
tenth victory.
Only one game vas played in the
National league, but the Brooklyn
Robins increased their lead to three
games as they downed the Pirates IL
to 8. Glenn Wright drove in seven
runs and scored four on two homers
and a like number Of singles. Traynor
also hit for four bases.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-07-15
MandeIVs Weight Keeps Fans Guessing
Singers Hopes for Victory Will
Be Better If Limit
Cramps Champ

New York, July 15.-(FeThe ques-
ton of whether Sammy Mandell still
can make 13S pounds without mater
tally weakening himself will have to
wait for answer until Thursday night
when the lightweight king defends his
title against AL Singer of the Bronx.
At Orangeburg, N. Y, where the
champion is training, they announc-
ed yesterday Sammy was under the
class limit but skeptical critics took
leave to doubt 1t. They were of the
opinion the titleholder would need
two days Of boiling out to make sure
he would tip the beam at no more
than 135 pounds when the boxers
weigh In at the Yankee stadium
Thursday afternoon.
Two years ago before Mandell met
Jimmy McLarnin, reports were cur
rent the champion was having all
kinds of trouble making the weight
but he came In at the class limit and
gave McLarnin an artistic trouncing.
Supporters Of Singer base their
hopes Of victory on the signs they
claim to see Of q slowing up on the
champions part. Speed is Mandell's
stock in trade and II 1t be true that
he has slowed up considerably, then
Singer conceivably can win. Other.
wise the Bronx youngster figures to
make little better showing against
Mandell than did McLarnin.
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xperts Unable to
.&ck Net Favorite
IN, Brown, Barnes, Shields
and Pare Already Are
u Playing Great

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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-07-15
ASHLEY AND STEELE
MEET IN FIRST ROUND
ON DIAMOND AFFAIR
Regain and Haz|eton Mines Have
Entered; Not Certain
They Will Play
TOURNEY THIS WEEKEND
Kid Teams Will Play at Steele
Saturday and Sunday
Saturday and Sunday
for District Title
TOURNEY THIS WEEKEND

Bismarck will play Linton at 2 p.
m. next Saturday in the first round Of
the fourth district American Legion
Junior baseball tournament at Steele,
1t has been announced by Harry C..
Lynn, Linton, supervisor in this dis
trict.
Steele will face Ashley in the Sec
ond game Of the round at 1 o'clock
the same day, Mr.. Lynn said.
Regan and Hazelton also have en-
tered the tournament but it is not
yet certain that these two teams will
participate, the manager said. In
case one or both decide to play, extra
elimination games must be arranged.
The championship game is sched-
uled for Sunday afternoon. Tourna-
ment arrangements are being made
by the American Legion post at
Steele.
Following the district tournament
will come regional elimination and
then the state tournament at Harvey
early next month.
District tournaments all over the
state will be held this weekend, UNI
der general direction Of Clarence Jen-
sen, Kensal, state manager Of the
American Legion program, and thou
sands OF fans are expected to watch
the embryo Ruths, simmonses, and
Groves in action throughout the
tournament drive.
Scores will 60 from Bismarck and
Steele Is preparing to entertain hun
dreds from the district over the week.
end.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-07-15
Jamestown Golfer
Takes Scotch Tin:
Plays Six Rounds

jamestown, N. D., July l5.-The
Scotchman who carried his wife's
false teeth around in his pocket so
she couldn't eat between meals has
nothing on IN embryo jamestown
golfer.
This particular mashie swinger,
having paid his seasons greens fees
on the new Lions course, evidently
has determined to get his SIS worth
Of golf in the remainder Of the sea-
son.
Getting an early start yesterday he
wound up his sixth round, a total OF
81 holes, ut 9:20 o'clock last evening.
It is reported that q little anxiety
that he might lose his ball when
darkness fell. and thus ruin his golf
for the rest OF the season, rather
diminished the pleasure Of the last
round. It is believed that this is q
record number Of holes for an indl-
vidual in one days play on the new
course
He reports that q twosome following
him on the last round was playing
the last few holes with the aid Of
flashlights.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-07-15
Emory Collins Is
Fargo Racing Ace
Wins the Only Two Heats in
Which He Was Entered Yes.
terday at State Fair

Fargo, N! D., July 15.-P-Emory
Collins. won the only two races in
which he was entered in the auto
speed program which featured the
opening day Of the North Dakota
state fair yesterday.
Collins beat q field of five In . five
lap event in 2 minutes, 51.2 seconds
and in the final event he OUTRAGED
five others in q nine lap race in s
minutes, 8 SIS seconds.
Jimmy Trainor won the opening
race to beat q field Of five in q five
lap race in 3 minutes, LIS seconds.
John Osterhouse won from a field
Of five In q consolation race for those
who had not won . first in an earlier
event. His time was 3 minutes, AZ As
secondA
Three near mishaps added q thrill
to the program. 6wede Anderson
threw q wheel which hurtled the
fence and flew into q nearby tent,
Bob Settler had q flat tire and hit
the fence but came out uninjured. Ole
Ferguson dubbed Shane Fitzgerald
but the pilots righted their machines
with only minor damage.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-07-15
Torres Champion
Doubles Shooter
Minot Man Breaks 80 Out of so
Pairs; Chezik and Lennon.
vile Are in Tie

Minot, N. D., July 15.-tP)-J. B.
Torres, Minot. won the doubles cham
pionship Of the North Dakota trap
shooting tournament here yesterday,
breaking 80 targets out Of so pairs.
r. w. Enger, Cakes, was second with
IS; A. r. Chezik, Portal, third with
"a, and Galen Frosaker, Minot, fourth
with 80. :"
A. r. Chezik and w. H. Lennorville,
Dickinson, were tied for high when
the first half Of the state singles, con-
sisting of 100. targets, was completed.
They broke 81 out of 100. The second
half of the singles will be shot this
morning, and will be followed by the
state handicap event.
Charles Kalschnee, Vayland, S. D.,
broke 90 out of 100 in the singles
event, but only North Dakota residents
are eligible for trophies in the state
shoot.
H. E. Secord, Grand Fork profess
sional, broke 100 straight targets in
the singles to lead for the profess
sional championship.
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Jones Will Rest
Until Saturday
Strenuous Preparation for ANA
teur Will Not Begin for
a Month

Atlanta, July l5.-(R-Bridse, the
weather. and children replaced golf
as the favorite topic Of conversation
in the Jones household today and
Bobby himself said his clubs would
lie idle until Saturday.
On that day he plans to resume his
irregular foursome over the East Lake
course with his father and q group Of
friends. Probably he will test q new
Is hole layout constructed while he
was annexing three major champion
ships this year.
Soon he and Mrs. Jones and their
young son and daughter will depart
for q brief vacation. They are con.
sidering . visit to the North Carolina
mountain country. Casual golf would
be ., part Of the program there, but
intensive practice for the national
amateur late In September Is not con-
templated for at least . month.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-07-15
Helen Wills Back
Defend Titles
Queen of Net World Will Take
Trip Home Before Nation
al Tournament

New York. July 15.-tP1-Her hold
on the throne of women's tennis more
secure than ever, Helen Wills Moody
was back in New York today after a
flying trip abroad in which she
shared her fourth straight British
and third French championship.
Arriving from Europe aboard the
Majestic yesterday. Queen Helen
plans q quick dash home to Berkeley.
Calf. before returning to New York
to defend her United States title at
Forest Hills, starting Aug. 10.
To suggestions that she was getting
ready to retire after winning 10
straight major singles titles, Mrs.
Moody returned an emphatic denial.
II shall go on playing tennis indefi-
nitely," she remarked.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-07-15
High School Boys
Storm Ball Park
5000 Youths Find Free Tickets
Were Not Signed; Start
Small Riot

CHICAGO. July 15.-ReIt's no
laughing matter when 5000 high
school boys are refused free entry to
q ball park, especially when Babe
Ruth is one Of the attractions, and
more particularly when 10000 other
lads have gone past the gates on the
same kind Of passes held by the un-
happy youngsters on the outside.
In such q situation, 5000 Crane
high school students took the only
course they. could think Of yesterday;
they started . fair-sized riot at
Comiskey park. Fifty police. hurried
from . nearby station, were helpless
to halt the boys and the storming OF
the gates continued until the man.
agement ordered them admitted.
Then the secret Of the trouble
came out: A Chicago alderman had
provided tickets today for $4,000 boys,
but 5000 Of them had not been prop
erly signed by Owner Comiskey.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-07-15
Veeck Has Spiked
Hornsby Reports
Hard-H Hitting InfisIder Will Be
Back in Regular Lineup
by August 4

Chicago, July B.-R-Prexdent
william Veeck has taken q final YER
bal smack at the prophets who have
been saying Rogers Hornsby had
played his last baseball for the Cubs.
1T is improbable Hornsby will be
available for regular service when he
reports to Manager Mccarthy a.week
from Thursday" Week said last
night. But We expect him to take over
his old Job at second base by Aug. 1.
'"This ought to end rumors that hts
days with the Cubs are over"
Hornsby returned to Chicago yes
terday and planned = workout at
Wrigley Field today. He viii rejoin
his mates when they return from
Philadelphia, July "A.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-07-15
Indians Another Jinx
In Association. Drive

Chicago, July 15.-tP-Indianapolis
is proving another jinx for the league
leading Louisville Colonies in the
American association flag chase.
Behind Van Alstyne's six hit pitch
ing, the Indians scalped the Colonies.
2 to l, for the third straight time last
night. The defeat trimmed the
Colonies margin ove the second
place st. Paul club to five and one
half games. All other clubs in the
circuit were idle.
Ken Penner allowed the Indians 10
hits. Louisville's only run came in
the last inning when Penner eased up.
Monahan, Indianapolis first baseman,
smacked q homer in the second in
ming. L
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Dakota Golfers Will Swarm Here for Missouri Slope Meet
. BISMARCK JUNIORS FACE LINTON IN DISTRICT MEET OPENER
Montgomery Ward
Maintains Lead
North Dakota Power and LIGHT
and Gamble Teams Un-
defeated Also

: Walloping the Will company en-
trant IS to 2 last evening, Montgom-
cry Wards kittenbau team main
tanned its Lead in the Bismarck
Diamondball league although North
Dakota Power and Light and Gamble
kept close behind. Neither of the
three leaders have lost q game in the
second leg Of the eason program.
Power and Light overcame a 6 to 0
first inning lead to beat the Eat Shop
II to 4. Gamble crushed Northwest
ern Bell IL to 3 and the Capital
Laundry won a IL to 8 verdict over
the Bismarck Dairy. The standings
today:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-07-15

I have said . lot Of things in pre-
ceding articles concerning the max.
ing Of an iron shot and things to do
to correct certain mistakes. But I
imagine the neglect Of the proper fol-
low through is perhaps the most i'm
portant Of, all. It rs the thing. it
seems to me, in which the average
player Is weakest.
Most players neglect to make q long
and complete follow through, al
though they apparently know its inn
portance. A check up on your own
follow through might be timely. !.
Speaking further Of iron shots. 1t
should be impressed on the players
mind that he should make the full
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-07-15
Feats Yesterday
DIV The Aaeociated Preasl

(By The Associated Preo6I
Glenn Wright, Robins-Accounted
for nine hits with two home runs and
pair Of singles against Pirates.~
Yves Ferrell, Indians - Recorded
18th win Of year, beating Red sox,
3 to z.
Lou Gehrig. Yankees-Hit 22nd and
23rd homers In double bill with White
Sox.
Dale Alexander, Tgers-Drcve in
five runs with double and three
singles against Senators.
Lefty Grove, Athletics - His relief
pitching enabled Athletics to beat
Browns In IL innings.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-07-15
AIULC COOK DEFENDS
CROWN He HAS WON
LAST TWO SEASONS
Sc
and Pacific Hotel Is Offering
~ uu' Large Trophy to Cham
81
on pion This Year
ire
=, d EXPECTED TO COMPETE
1 -
ali
and First Rounds
Sunday; Champion
en- ship Rounds Monday
EXPECTED TO COMPETE

ed. Bismarck will be the golfing mecca
North Dakota next Sunday and
Nrnday when more than 10 of the
Kites leading golfers gather in the
Olpital City to participate in the Bis
rex Country Clubs third annual
.ssouri Slope tournament.
md all these golfers will be shoot
at the crown which Paul Cook,
lthful state champion Of Bismarck,
sworn for two seasons
;ook, having been off his usual
ne considerably during the early
It of the season, seems to be back
step and it will be a man-sized task
Mdbeat him to the tape.
1olfers participating will be from
western half of the state princi-
", but the eastern half no doubt
]. be represented strongly by a few
the stars who have been figures
Estate tournaments for years.
cart is probable that Jim Barrett,
merry of Devils Lake but nov Of
,rosstnot. and Bill Nimmo, Devils Lake,
Al compete again as they did last
ssi;aatr. It is possible that Fargo will
lid a few representatives.
The Grand Pacific hotel is offering
q arge trophy to the winner for the
S..ost time this year. A golfer must
I.I,1 this trophy three times before
.ouU..ning permanent possession of 1t,
...sScrding to E. Everett LaFrance,
su1aretary of the Bismarck Country
b. Names of winners will be en-
"I5ved on the cup from year to year
tlong as one does not win 1t per-
es.tnently. Besides this trophy, many
siller beautiful and useful prizes are
ma ered.
CENTRES will be received up until 9
1ock Sunday morning. All entries
nssSuld be mailed to G. 8. Haines. Bis
wttIrck. tournament manager. Prizes
l,c.l 60 to the champion, runner-up,
uusasdalist, and also the winner of each
nnssEht and runner-up, as well as to the
mna!tor in the consolation in each
ant. !.
orrrhe course will be available to all
Grants Saturday afternoon.
The program follows:
"a Sunday
~. a. m.-18 holes qualifying round,
ooss.dal play. to be completed by / p. m.
?SStap. m.-Ftrst round of 10 holes
hitch play In championship flight
Aeler flights to follow In order.
IS p. m.-Drtving contest.
ot5:45 p. m-Putting and approach
~ contest.
uuti00-Picnic supper--free for all
%Kttrants.
Monday
n a. m.-Second round Of cham
a-nship flight.
$3.50 q. m.-SemifinAk In first
yht-other flights to follow. Also,
st round consolation matches.
lip. m.-Semifinals in champion
vyip. flight. Finals in other flights.
Up. m.-F1nals In championship
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-07-15
LOST SEVEN YEARS

London-After seven years, Victor
Roberts. So, is back in England, after
wandering all over the world suffer-
mig from a loss of memory. He was
riddled with bullets and gas at CALI
poll during the war, and vas believed
dead. He was found by his brother
in Kent, riding a bicycle. The sight
of his brother brought back his
memory, missing for seven years.
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CHISOX INFIELD GREAT

Chicago, July 15.-ReWith q re-
vamped infield, the lowly White Sox
in the first four games Of their pres
ent series with the New York Yankees
have made Is double plays and in the
first game Of yesterdays double
header tied the American League rec
ord Of five.