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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-07-01
Dick StrObel Moves
To Semifinal Il

Bemidji, Mimi, July 1.-(R-A for
mer champion and two other as
pirants today barred the path OF
Dick Strobel, st. Cloud. MIMI, to his
second straight championship Of the
central Minnesota amateur golf tour
nament.
The 1929 titleholder entered the
semi final round to match strokes
with Walter Moynihan, Sank Center,
Mimi, the former champion, today.
Both won second round matches yes
terday. strobel upsetting Bridgemar
5 and 8 while Moynihan was defeat
ing Hallburg, 3 and ].
The other semi finalists, X. r. RI
ley, st. Cloud. and r. T. Leach, Alex.
andria, won their respective matches
yesterday against Claggett, 5 and :
and Don BONNER, one up.
Winners Of these penultimate tests
will meet this afternoon for the
championship.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-07-01
Jim Barrett Wins Golf Meet at Minot
Dr.. Russell Gates, Decidedly Oft
Color, Is Beaten 8 Up
and J to Play

Minot, N. D., July 1.-(F1-Shooting
near-par golf while his opponent vas
off his game, James Barrett, Minot,
defeated his fellow-townsman, DR..
Russell Gates, 8 up and Z to play to
win the annual Northwestern North
Dakota tournament championship
here yesterday afternoon.
The victor was only two owe par
for the II holes played in the final
match, counting a SO on the first nine
holes, par being SO. and playing par
on the 18th and 18th.
The title which Barrett won was
held last year by Paul Cook, who won
It at Williston. Cook was eliminated
in the first round of match play by
Earl Judkins. Mohall. Judkins then
defeated Bill Nimmo, Devils Lake, but
was eliminated by Barrett 3 up and 2
to go. Barrett defeated F. Tunell
Bismarck, in the second round.
Gates advanced to the finals by
trimming T. Mea, of the Minot mu
nicipal course, in the second round
and j. N. Urness, Williston. 3 up AND
2 to play In the semi finals. Gates
was decidedly off color in the final
taking three skies in a row for the
first three holes, or five yer par.
Key Wylie, Harvey, won the cham
pionship Of the first flight. defeating
E. r.. Sinkler. Minot. 3 and 2 In the
finals. The second flight was won by
r. w. Palda, Minot. who downed w
Eckstrorn. Stanley. 3 up and 2 in the
finals match. p. Colvert, Stanley
was the third flight victor following
his 8 and 2 win owe Joe Cutting, VIII
liston.
J. L. Odette, Minot. won the cham.
pionship of the fourth flight by beat
ing B. A. Balerud. fellow townsman
Another Minot man, John Corbett
won the fifth flight trimming E. A
Hussey, also of Minot, l up. P. Hagc
Minot municipal course player. bea'
T. Goulet, Stanley. 3 up and 2 to wiz
title honors in the sixth flight.
The seventh was won by r. D. Hal
vorson,> Minot. who defeated DR.. r. c
Lang. also of Minot and the eight
went to Walter Lofdahl. Minot. VIII
passed into the finals on defaults an,
defeated DR.. F. j. Hartl, 4 up and 3.
Cook. former champion, won tn
championship consolation flight b
beating Harry Kneeshaw, Minot, 1 ur
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-07-01
FavOrites in Western
Tennis Meet Survive

Chicago, July i.-(R-The fight for
the mems singles title Of the Western
Tennis association championships en-
tered the third round at River Forest
today, with all the favorites still in
the running.
Bruce Barnes, Austin, Tex, seeded
number one in the draw, already was
in the fourth round. He entered the
bracket last night by defeating Rob-
ert Mortenson, Chicago, In straight
sets, so, 6-1.
Cliff Suffer, New Orleans. national
intercollegiate champion; Maurice
Mayor, Tulane star; doc" Barr, Dali
las, Tex; Karl Klamath, Austin, Tex;
and Harris Coggeshall. Des MONIES,
were in the third round.
The only semblance Of an upset In
the first two rounds Of play was defeat
Of Frank O'Connell. Chicago, former
Big Ten champion. by Barr.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-07-01

The placing Of the ball on its little
wooden peg preparatory to the tee
shot has q lot more importance at
tached to it than many players be-
lieve.
The majority of average golfers. I
have learned from observation. tee
the ball too low, at least it would be
for me. On the other hand, the bet
ter players-the mes you see in the
tournaments-tee their ball as high
as an inch off the ground. Some OF
them-Leo Diegel. for instance-raise
them slightly more.
After all, the matter OF teeing the
ball Is inclined to work n way for
| this player and totally different fcs
that one. Still, some thought should
be attached to the elevation Of the
ball on the tie.
Teeing the ball close to the ground
is excellent II one Is shooting into a
| wind that will not exaggerate q fade
But tceing low, I think does encour-
age q fade, q disastrous thing II the
wind happens to sweep the shot into
a wide slice.
To slicers, I suggest they 60 out on
the practice course and try a few
shots with the ball teed at varying
heights. That alone may slove Z
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-07-01
Robinson, Shawkey
Reach Into Pockets
To Improve Outfits

New York, July 1.-PeBoth VIII
bert Robinson Of the Brooklyn Robins
and Bob shawkey Of the New York
Yankees have dug into the bankroll
to strengthen their clubs for the dash
down the major league home stretch.
Robinson announced yesterday the
Robins had purchased Ike Boone,
slugging outfielder. from the Mission
club Of the Pacific Coast league, for
immediate delivery. Boone is expected
to fill q bad hole in left field for the
Robins. 3
The Yankees secured Ken Holloway
veteran Highlander Of the Cleveland
Indians, on waivers.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-07-01
Louisville Is ONLY
Club Opposed to
Split Loop Year
Colonies Have No Desire to Let
Good Chance at Pennant
Go C%limmering

Chicago, July 1.-(R)-Interest in
American association baseball for
tunes today lifted from the playing
fields to q room in q Chicago hotel
where club owners Of the circuit went
into q huddle with President Thomas
j. Hickey to consider q split season.
An unofficial canvass Of the owners
showed seven out Of eight In favor
Of splitting the championship season,
the sole opposing owner being w. F.
Knebelkamp Of the league leading
Louisville Colonies. His opposition
was natural as the Colonies have such
q wide margin in the current race
that he does not like to risk loss OF
the second half and q chance to rep
resent the American association IN
the annual Little World Series"
July Z Turning Point
If the split season Is voted. the
second half will open July 2. Presi-
dent Hickey said he believed no new
schedule would be framed for the
second season, II voted. July Z marks
the halfway mark Of the full seasons
schedule and the teams would play II
out although starting from scratch II
the won and lost column.
II voted, it will mark the first time
in the American associations history
that q split season has been held.
Clubs sponsoring the division be
lieve It will increase not only the In
terest but give some Of the late start
ers like st. Paul, Minneapolis, NIL
waukee, Kansas City and Toledo {
chance to better themselves financial
". It is no secret that the league wa!
hard hit last year financially.
Night Baseball Topic
Night baseball probably will CONF
in for discussion today. Presiden
| Hickey is q keen enthusiast for noe
turnai games since he viewed those .
Indianapolis.
Meanwhile battles continued alonl
| four fronts yesterday. st. Paul wo'
its fifth straight by defeating Indian
apolis, Z to s, and cut L0lisvNle's lea
! to five and one-half games. Louis
| VILE fell before Minneapolis In q slug
ging duel, IL to 8. Milwaukee trimme'
| Columbus, Z to 2. Eddie Pick, drov
q bali 400 feet for q home run owe
the right field fence with two me
on base to give Kansas City an 3 y
8 victory over Toledo.
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Dickinson's Nine
Defeated I to 4 BY
Whiskered David,
Cowboys Went Into Eighth In
ming With 0ne-Run Lead;
Visitors Rallied

Dickinson, N. D., July 1.-Entering
the eighth inning one run to the good.
the Dickinson Cowboys weakened and
allowed the House of David team to
score three runs after two men were
down in that frame and another in
the final making the count in favor
Of the Whiskers Z to 4 here last eve
ming.
Dickinson scored in the first when,
with two down, CHUCK" Matycek
singled and scored on Roberts two
Dagger. Roberts dying on second when
Hecker popped to Atherton.
The Cowboys handed the fuzzy
faced boys a quartet of ovals. An un-
assisted double play by Matycek cut
down the visitors when they had
loaded the bags. However, in the
fifth, Hipp led off with q hot single,
Tucker plugged out q two Dagger,
Peterson q sacrifice fly, Anderson a
two Dagger and McCafferty a single,
piling in three runs.
The Cowboys came back in the
sixth with two runs, tying the count,
! these on Farchman's two Dagger.
singles by Roberts and Hecker, and
Matycek's steal Of home.
Won Ruden, with staunch support.
laid two more goose eggs for the
| Whiskers and the Cowboys scored
again in the seventh on an error and
Krush's two Dagger.
In the eighth Won vas wild. He hit
McCafferty and walked Hipp and
Atherton. On top Of this Koch muffed
Peterson's long fly and Matycek
booted one. The Whiskers came
across with three more runs.
The Cowboys scored no more but
the Davidites counted again in the
ninth on Neve's two sacker, an error,
and fuckers sacrifice fly. The box
score and summary:
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Otto Won POrat Will
Be Idle Many Weeks
After Breaking Ankle

Chicago, July l.-(P)-Otto Won Po-
rats next comeback in the heavy
weight boxing world has been delayed
by a broken ankle.
The angular Norwegian heavyweight
broke the ankle while cavorting about
his managers estate near Bayfield,,
Wis.,, where he had gone to recuperate
from injuries to his face and repu-
tation as q result of his recent match
with Young Stribling.
He may be out Of the ring for sew
eral weeks.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-07-01
St. Cloud to Have
1881 Golf Tourney

Bemidji. Mimi, July 1.-(P-H. w.
Riley, st. Cloud, was elected president
of the Central Minnesota Golf asso-
citation at the annual meeting here
Monday night. He succeeds c. W.
Jewett, Bemidji.
The 1891 tournament will be spon-
sored by st. Cloud at Pine Beach
course near Brainerd the latter part
OF June. Brainerd was the only other
city asking for the meet.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-07-01
MAJOR LEADERS ARE
EXPECTED TO ENJOY
LEADS AT M|LEP0ST
Runners.U Up This Year Are Diff.
ferent Than Those Of Last
Year, However
TWO BATTLES ARE TIGHTER
Macks, Yanks and Senators
Win Yesterday; Chicago
Gains Half a Game
(By The Associated Press)

The fourth of July is the unofficial
date for naming the winners Of the
major league pennants, but already
the 1890 race resembles the 1929
chase with the Athletics out in front
in the junior circuit and the Cubs
setting a hot pace in the Hedyler d.
vision.
If history repeats itself the young
men managed by Cornelius McGilli-
cuddy and the Mccarthy inspired
team again will battle for baseball's
premier honor for on July 4, 1929,
the Athletics were leading the Amer
lean league and the Cubs showing
the way in the National.
Races Different, However
In contrast, however, to last years
campaign, the Mackmen r striving
to pull away from the Yankees and
the Senators whereas in 1929 the
st. Louis Browns were runner-ups al
this stage Of the race, with New
York in third place. The world.
champions failed again yesterday K
J gain ground on their rivals, although
rallying in the eighth to defeat De
troit 3 to 1.
The Yankees kept pace with tn,
champions by staging one Of theil
frequent suggests, during which
Babe Ruth hit his thirtieth home rul
! of the season and the fifteenth dur
ing the month of June. The Bah
is 10Y IL games and IL days ahea,
of his 1927 record. when he cracke'
out so four-base hits. The Whit
Sox were the victims of the Yankee
wrath, losing Is to 4.
Senator's Maintain Place
The Washington Senator's main
tanned their place with the Yank
two games back Of the Athletics. L
defeating the st. Louis Browns. 2 t
l. the Senators were forced to battl
down to the last inning.
A five run rally off "Bull" Dur
ham in the eighth gave the Indian
an 8 to 3 verdict over the Red Sox.
With the Robins idle because q
wet grounds at st. Louis, the Cub
took advantage of the situation I
increase their lead in the Nation,
league to one and one-half games 8
they defeated the Giants 10 to 5. I'll
victory was the Cubs twelfth tr
umph in IA starts. Gabby Hartne'
connected with his seventeenth hon
run while Melvin OFT got his 81,
teenth.
>. In the only other National leagr
game the Boston Braves managed
, exc out a 6 to 5 victory over the .
rates.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-07-01
Feats Yesterday

10y Inc A0D0CIHVod fFe8SD
Fred Marberry, Senators - Let
Browns down with four hits and
drove In winning run in ninth.
Lance .Richbourg. Braves - Singled
with bases filled in eighth to drive in
tying and winning runs against Pi-
rates.
Sheriff Blake, Cubs - Stopped
Giants with nine hits and beat them,
10 to 3.
Babe Ruth, Yankees-Hit single,
double and 30th homer, drove in
three runs and scored three a. Yanks
trimmed White Sox.
Jimmy Foxx, Athletics - Tt1pled
with two on In eighth to beat Tigers,
3 to I,
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/ and Pipgras
'unce White Sox
lets Thirtieth Home Run
eason; Marberry Wins
Ijwn Game in Ninth

elphia, July 1.-R-A three
= in the eighth, combined with
sommeTs great pitching, en-
Athletics to maintain their
in the American league race
ing over Detroit 8 to / yes
t.......... 900 Oo1 600 z 0
phia -. 900 900 ost-- 3 II !
- and Desautels; Rommel and
RUTH. PIPGRAs WIN
& York.-Babe Ruth's fifteenth
n Of the month and his Thrift
he year and George Pipgras'
pitching gave the Yanks a Is
lmph over the Chicago White
3 Yanks collected 10 hits.
.-........ 900 900 3O1- 8 2
ark ....... O1O 1913 32t-16 19 2
on, Thomas and Tate; Pipgras
sVELHND BEATS BosOx
n.-Five runs \cored by the
in the eighth proved to be
ming margin as the Red Sox
I'd -........ o1o OIL o5o-- II !
1890. O02 900 100 8 3
and Myatt; Morriss, Durham
ring. -
BERRY WINS OWN GAME
fngton.- Fred Marberry of
gton won his own game by
in the winning run as the
is bested the st. Louis Browns
ching duel, 2 to /.
as ........ 900 01O 600 4 !
Fgton 49,. 01O 900 O01-2 s !
older and Terrell; Marberry
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K BUYS BOONE

st. Louis. July 1.-R)-Manager
Wilbert Robinson Of the Brooklyn
Robins yesterday announced purchase
Of Outfielder Ike Boone from the
Missions club of the Pacific Coast
League and unconditional release of
Pitcher Johnny Morrison, who disap-
peared recently. Boone has been with
the Yankees, White Sox and Red Sox.
The purchase price was not made
public.
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lights Last Night

&-r~- HH#f
NY the Aesociated Press)
'esw HoRk@joe sekyra. Dayton.
4 o1tDeln4e4 Dob Olin, New
reoy CITY, Harry Carlton,
~ City 0utp0inted Harry
naa. Phllaaelphla (1O).
en6ee1neRs n. Y-Lope Teneri0.
3DD1neas outpolnted Joey Kauf.
Il. New York (10).
eaG pDE1MgfIeId. Mass.-L0uis
~ lkaDlan. Meriden, Conn.,,
DOlnteA Maurice Holtser.
int Allch-ESdie Lord. Hart.
- Conn.. outnOfnted Ray Miller,
stago (lo).
I1a. Okla-Clausfne Vincent.
4WofeT, Okla. Knocked out
~ &tplollDg, Macon. Gn. (2).
3Q1gvl1le-Ceell Payne, Louis
n. eptpolnteA Jackie Dugan,
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|DRS AWAITING
Ter OF ENGLISH
|J0R GOLF MEETS
ones Special Steamed
Is Atlanta Yesterday
for New York
WALKER WILL GREET
Wizard Will Be Invited
" to Minneapolis in
1 AirpIane

ork, July ~1.-(AP)-The
of golf, Bobby Jones, will
ne tomorrow to a welcome
no golfer before him ever
we'd.
of a size that ordi-
reserved for transatlantic
turning war heroes and for
litaries, has been arranged
obby steps off the S. S:
n his return from England
!, won the British amateur
championships.
crowd that gathers to do
r as a great sportsman will
Ids of friends from his home
Atlanta. A "Bobby Jones
steamed out of Atlanta yes
it'll q train-load of the golf
rd's admirers. Preceding
s~ow-townsmen by a full day,
Mrs. Asa G.. Gambler, Hunter
,tlanta real estate man, and
NTH, representing the At
lrnal, landed at Newark, N.
TT yesterday after a five
hit from Atlanta.
plans arranged by Grover
new York's official greeter.
.ested Atlantans, Bobby will
off the Europa at quaran-
the municipal tug Macon
will have a chance to hail a
nero on an automobile ride
. Walker will give the me.
official greeting at city hall
Atlantans have chartered
lrsiou steamer Mandalay ant
trail the Macon on its trir
arahtine.
that, matters will be in Bob
i hands. He will be invited
andlers to use their plane tt
Minneapolis for the nationa
ampionship to be held at thu
len club July 10-11-12.
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Cubs Gain Halfa
Came;B Beat Giants
Brooklyn Idle at 81. Louis; Bos-
ton Rallies in Eighth to
Beat Blues

Chicago, July 1.-Rl-The Cubs took
a firmer hold on first place yes
terday by defeating New FORK 10 to 8
as the Dodgers were idle at st. Louis.
The victory gave the Cubs a margin
Of one and one-half games.
New York ....... 900 200 O1O- 8 9 /
Chicago ......... 500 200 O04-1O IL 0
Genewich, Mitchell, Pruett and Ho-
gan; Blake and Hartnett.
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Wimbledon, Eng, July 1.-(ReMrs.
Helen Wills Moody, defending her
British tennis championship, reach
ed the semifinals today by over
whelming Phyllis Mudford, young
English star, 6-1, ca.
The Moody-Mudford match con-
sisted mostly Of baseline driving with
the worlds champion constantly
keeping her opponent on the run and
holding the upper hand.
Elizabeth Ryan, native Californian
now living in England, overcame Bet
ty Nuthall, England's famous young
Internationally, in another of the
quarter finals by scores Of 6-2, as,
60 to join Mrs. Moody in the semi
final round.
Mrs. Moody and Miss Ryan reach
ed the senaifinals in opposite halves
Of the draw. Mrs. Moody's next OPP
ponent was to be the winner Of the
match between Joan Ridley, England,
and Nine. Rene Matthew, France,
while Miss Ryan was to meet Helen
Jacobs, Americas second ranking star
or Cecilie Aussem of Germany.
In mems doubles, John Ooeg. Santa
Monica, Calf, and George Lott, Chi
cago, the American champions. de-
feated c. E. Malfroy and r. D.. Po-
land, English players, at Us, 2-6, II.
II, 6-3.
Bill Tilden and his Dutch partner
Hans Thinner, defeated Berkeley Bell
Dallas. Texas, and Gregory Mangin
Newark, N. j.. in the third round Of
mems doubles in straight sets, Us
6-6, So.
Edith Cross of San Francisco ant
Sarah Palfrey, Boston, advanced II
women's doubles by defeating Mrs
NJ. A. o. Mayne and Miss v. H. Mont.
gomery, England, Us, Ga.
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Steeplechase Sport
Returns to Chicaro

Chicago, July 1.-P-Steeplechas.
ing returned to Chicago today afxer
4 century.
Me inaugural of the thrilling eur:
spectacle was the long meadow
s~teeplechase over a barrier-spliced
course OF about two miles at Arlinr.
ton park. Six high jumpers were en-.
tered in the event, which carried q
5000 purse. Autumn Bells, owned by
g. Brooke III, ranked as the fayorite
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d WINS

Medina. N. D., July 1.-Medina's
baseball team won another contest,
! defeating Robinson. Z to 3. The home
boys have won eight games out Of II
this season.
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House of David -. 900 $50 0S1-7 s 1
Cowboys .......... 100 002 1905 9 s
Summary: Struck out-By Won Flu
den 3, by Neye 6. Base on balls-Off
Won Ruden 4, off Neve 0. Hit by
Wild pitch-Von Ruden. Passed BALI
Anderson. Three-base h~it-TuckAr.
Two-base hits-Farchman, krush, An
derson. Empires - Kostelecky and
Wikland.
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RALLY WINS FOR BOsTON

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. after the Pr
rates had taken a lead, Boston pushed
across two runs on four consecutive
singles in the eighth to win 6 to 5;
Pittsburgh $500. 900 023 OOO- S 8 Q
Sherdel, Cantwell, Cunningham, Sci
bold and Spohrer. Cronin; Kremer,
French and Hemsley.
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BABE TO SELL TOGGERY
New York, July l.-(R-Babe Ruth,
merchant. After the home run sea-
son he's to open . Broadway toggery
shop. It has been incorporated al
ready.
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st. Louis.-Brooklyn-St. Louis post
poned on account of wet grounds.

Cincinnatt.-Philade lphia-Cincinna
game played previously.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. (Athletics), 400.
Runs-Ruth CYankees), 80.
Home runs-Ruth (Yankees), 80.
Stolen bases-Rice (Senators), IL.
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(By the Associated Press)

(By the Associated Press)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Batting-O'Doul (Phillies), .401.
Runs-Cuyler (Cubs), Go.
Home runs-Wilson (Cubs), Berger
(Braves). %.
Stolen bases-Cuyler (Cubs). II.
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SAINT WINS AT WATERTOWN

SAINT WINS Al
W~atertown, S. D., July 1.-P)H
Howard Pousette, st. Paul, won the
Northwest Public Links golf cham
pionship, in a nine hole playoff, l up,
after they had finished medal play In
q tie with 800 each.
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nv WING 0wN ME-
.ers Rally to
Defeat Colonel.
! Win Fifth Straight and
ain Game; Brewers
and Blues Cop

Y eapolis. July 1.-R-A six-run
4 the fifth gave Minneapolis an
= decision over Louisville yes
Tile ....... 800 $50 900 s 10 2
!. polls $50. 020 100 It'll 10 !
ans, Deberry. Weinert and
y Lundgren, Brillheart and Con-
ssAINTs WIN ANOTHER
Saul st. Paul won its fifth
It game by defeating Indian
"a to s.
\ lpolis $500. 100 o12 2oo-s141
al ........ 221 002 O0t--7 10 2
ssbrand, Daney, Ambrose. Van
- and Riddle; Nekola, Harris
rabowski.
. GEARIN WORKS FAST
aukee.-Gearin won his second
ia two days, turning back Co.
: ,us ....... 10l 900 00o-2 9 2
4lkee ...... 900 2O2 Sit Is 1
. off. Wysong and Dixon; Gearin
HOMpR HELPS BLUES
s1as City, Picks homer with
: Base aided Kansas City in win
erom Toledo 8 to 5.
i ......... 900 O10 O40- s
IS City 400 900 4Ot- 8 is :
sseuson, Ogden, Tate and E
Holley, Maley and Snyder.
~ "L
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MONTEVIDEO GOLFER WINS
Redwood Falls, Mimi, July l.-(P)-
Lee Bey, Montevideo, defeated Os.
borne Hague. Madison. in the finals
OF the Minnesota Valley Golf tourna.
n1ent here.
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AssOCIATI'
American Helens
Advance in Meet
Doe9-Lott and Tilden- Timme'
Combinations Success.
full in Doubles

Wimbledon, England, July L.
R,-The straight set defeat Of
Helen Jacobs, Berkeley, Calf.
second ranking woman tennis
player Of the United States, 1T the
hands Of Cecilie Aussem, Ger-
many, featured the women's
singles quarter : finals In the
British championships today.
Fraulein Assuem scored 1T CO,
81.
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Eeapolis. July 1.-R-A six-run
Il the fifth gave Minneapolis an
decision over Louisville yes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-10-18
MISS LYONS is SPEAKER
Young People to Provide Program
at Metropolitan Church.

The young people of Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church provide a program
for the evening service of the church
month. They will present as a speaker
tomorrow, Miss Helen Lyons, president
Of the Young Peoples Presbyterian
League of the Presbytery of Washington
City. The young people cooperate in
the service. The pastor Rev. Freeley
Rohrer, will preach on Jesus and the
Birds" at the morning service.