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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-21
Jones Doubts That He Will Be
Strong Enough to Last
Through Another
BY O. b. KELLER

Hoylake. Eng, June 21.-PeThis
is one time when there seems very
little to say about a quite considerable
event, but I can tell you what Bobby
Jones had to say while he was waiting
for the jury consisting of Leo Diegel
and MacDonalds Smith to finish their
final round In the British open golf
championship yesterday.
Its my last shot at the British
open," Bobby said. "This tourna-
ment has taken more out Of me than
any other I ever played in. It's quite
too thick for me. I would say some
thing about that eighth hole in the
last round If I had any decent words
to describe it. I know enough about
golf by. this time to. realize what a
develish seven meant. In a word.
after two shots, which were not. too
bad, I had q simple enough five to
close the doors. With a five there
and a 36 at the turn, at least two
hours of mortal suffering would have
been saved as events turned out.
This va my hardest tournament,
win or lose. I feel that I'm not strong
enough to play in another one. I'm
happy to win, If I should win. With
Leo and Mac still out and going
strong and If I should win after all,
I'm the luckiest fellow In this world"
AS to the eighth hole I can describe
it with some precision. A good drive
and big second carried the ball 460
yards, to the left Of the green, where
it appeared a very simple kick would
have scuffled the ball onto the green
for a,par five. Bobby missed the shot
rather absurdly. He tried a run up
and missed, the ball stopping well
short of the green. He then Clipped
rather feebly and was 10 feet short of
the pin in four. His putt slipped past
the cup a foot.
Then I walked up to it somewhat
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-21
NORWEGIAN GIANT IS
VICTIM OF LEFT fist
OF CRUSHING POWER
Norway's Heavyweight Contri.
button Is Definitely Out
Of Ring Picture
GEORGIAN AmAzEs CROWD
Former schoolboy of Macon
Changes MauIing Style to
Become Smiling Killer

Chicago. June 2l-P-The angular
figure Of Otto Won Porat, Norway't
heavyweight contribution. today was
out Of the championship scheme =
propelled there by the left fist Of
william Stribling Of Georgia, q. 8. A.
Two minutes and so seconds after
they crawled into the ring at the Chi
cago stadium last night, Won Porat,
the ~paralyzer, was stretched par
alyzed on the floor, by the same left
hand that caused Strib1ing to ask
postponement Of the battle.
The ex-schoolboy from Macon, Ca,
fighting In a fashion that amazed a
throng of around $1,000 persons, car
ried Won Porat off his feet from the
start. None Of the holding and
mauling that have characterized pre-
vious Stribling engagements, was dis
played. stribling came out using
everything and 1t was q thoroughly
bewildered Won Porat who launched
q right swing at Stribling's jaw-and
ran into q left hook that dropped
him like q rock.
Won Porat's head struck the canvas
with q thud, and what the blow to his
chin might have failed to accomplish,
was finished when his head struck the
floor. Stribling was all over Otto
from the start. His left chunked into
Won Porat's face with keen precision
and q rousing right hand under the
Norwegian's heart must have given
him an idea Of what was coming
later.
stribling not only battered Won
Porat out of the heavyweight picture.
but leaped into the center Of 1t. He
might have eliminated Won .Pcrat by
pounding out . decision in the well
known Stribling fashion. Instead, he
was the killer "a pleasant faced.
laughing killer. Everything he did
was impressive.
Unofficial figures on the box office
angle indicated the fight had created
q new indoor attendance record for
boxing. Around 2l,0oo spectators paid
more than $4,000 to watch the be1t,
The end came 50 abruptly that the
crowd stood speechless. Stribltng ran
out Of his far corner, assisted Won
Porat to his stool. then laughed q few
words into q radio microphone. Then
he ran to PA" stribling. his father
manager, and embraced him.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-21
Willie Hoppe Will
Play Here Tuesday
Worlds 1871 BaIkIine Billiard
Champion Appears Twice
In Capital City .


Willie Hoppe. 1871 balkhne billiard
champion Of the world, Will give two
exhibitions In Bismarck Tuesday.
Playing against = topnotch oppon-
emit, he win appear ct the Blackstone
billiard parlors at 4 p. m. and 8 p.
m, 1t has been announced. He viii
play both at balkline and three
Hoppe recently defeated Otto Rel
self, one OF the leading three-cushion
stars, 200 to 152 in 1S5 innings, and
also won easily from Kinney Matsay-
anna. japanese sensation. ASA to AHA
at 1o.1 balktine. In the latter match.
the veteran established . new worlds
record high run Of 206 unfinished.
Considered one Of the best three
cushion artists in the world, willie
has high runs Of 20. and q.
He began playing billiards when
six years old ana won his first worlds
championship when 10. defeating
Maurice Vigneau in Paris at 1871 balk-
line 500 to 3e3.
He met Johnny sayton here last
year.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-21
Max Willing to
Meet Jack Again
Demands Roloaso From 6ueloW.
Taboos Graham McNamse
as. Announcer

New York. June 1-N-Appar-
entity mt satisfied with his question
able vorld's heavyweight hoa4ng title.
Max IGcl1lneltng has agreed 70 meet
Jack dhaEGey In . return bout ct tho
Yankee stadium In aeptembef under
certaiAkHovisions.
Bef6 he steps into the ring again
again1egEhe man who gave him the
champ1nnship on . foul In the fourth
round, achmeling says he must have
an outright release from Arthur Bue-
low, German manager Of whom be
dispooodaover = year ego but whose
controck does not expire until Octo-
Der. The German heavyweight also
says sshe Will have no part 1t Graham
Mclramee Is q radio announcer" On
the grounds that the National
Broadcasting company's announces
was partial TO Sharkey and made er-
rors In their June II bout at the sta
dunn.
AZ the Garden already has agreed
to take care Of the Buelow settlernent
as well - finding . suitable broad
caster. there appears no reason why
the heavyweight title viii not be at
stake soon.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-21

Walter Berger. Braves - Took Ma
tional League home run leadership
with nineteenth and twentieth
homers but Braves lost to Cubs, Z to 3.
Kik : Cuyler and Woody English,
Cubs-Mt home runs for second con-
secutive day.
Sam Gray, Browns-Held Red eox
to five hits as Browns won, 4 to 3.
George Earnshaw, Athletics-HAnd-
ed Cleveland its first shutout Of the
year, giving five hits and striking out
eight as Athletics won, 8 to o.
Larry Benton, Reds - Won first
game as member Of Reds, defeating
Brooklyn, 2 to l..
Pie Traynor, Pirates-Doubled with
bases loaded to lead Pirates to 8 to 1
triumph over Giants.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-21
andNein
League Leaders
Youthful Phil Heads National in
Four Departments; Pills
Hitting Best

New York, June 81. B - The
pitching Of old Adolfo Luque and the
hitting Of young Chuck Klein over
shadow to . large. degree the per-
formanceS Of the other athletes whose
names appear In the National League
averages this week.
Luque had suffered his first defeat
of the year, but the averages issued
today, which include Wednesdays
games, still show him ct the top Of
the list of pitchers. He has won SIX
games and lost but one while Erwin
Brame Of Pittsburgh and Phil Collins
Of Philadelphia are tied for second
place with five victories and one de-
feat each.
Klein. the leader Of the recent
Philadelphia squirt which has brought
10 victories in Is games and the top
place In the club batting figures, leads
the leagues sluggers In four respects.
He not only has by far the best av-
erage. .l24. but he has made the
greatest number OF hits. 81. has clout-
ed 10 home runs to lead Hack Wilson
Of the Cubs and Wally Berger Of the
Braves by one. and has batted In 70
counters.
Frank Hogan Of the New York
Giants is the only other NstionAl
League regular who has better than .
100 average. He holds second place
ct 40. Bill Terry, another Giant, Is
second In hits with . total Of %, and
In scoring with s., trailing Woody
English Of Chicago by one. Wilson
Is Kline's nearest rival In driving In
runs with . total Of 50.
Haven Cuyler Of Chicago Il another
double leader. having hit nine triples
to lead English by two and having
stolen is bases. more than double the
total thefts Of his nearest rivals. Paul
Wan@ Of Pittsburgh and Babe Her.
man Of Brooklyn. Frank Frisch Of
st. Louis stil leads the httters OF two
baggers with q total Of a, one ahead
Of Del Bissonette Of Brooklyn.
Although the Phillies have q team
batting mark Of ..326. Seven points
ahead Of BROOKLYN, Klein Is their only
representative among the first 10 reg
ulars on the list. Riggs Stephenson
Of the Cubs holds third place with .
mark Of 500 and following him come:
Terry. New York. sos: Herman,
Brooklyn. .305; r. Waner. Pittsburgh.
1892; Heilman. Cincinnati, sol,
O'Farrell. New York. $50; Grantham,
Pittsburgh. .376. and Bissonette,
Brooklyn. .373.
Cincinnati still holds its club field
ing leadership with q .976 mark, one
point ahead Of Boston.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-21
Grove Giants Will
Meet Kuhn Sunday
Visitors Were Champions Of La
Moure County League
Last Season

Bismarck's Grove Giants have
marked Kuhn as their next victim.
Kuhn will play the Capital City
clan at the state penitentiary dia-
mond at $50 O'Clock Sunday after
noon.
Wolf, playing manager of the 1929
La Moure county league champions,
has informed Clarence e. orion.
Giant pilot, that he will bring three
semi-professtonal performers to Bis
marck tomorrow.
Glenn will pitch and Beaudry catch
for the home. team tomorrow. Orion
has announced.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-21
Trades Have Made
Participant Clubs
Stronger in Races
Goose cosIin, Art Shires, Heinie
Manush and Wuestiing
Improve Teams

Recent trades among the clubs Of
the American League seem to have
been . series Of wise moves on the
part Of the various Managers in
volved. Every team that acquired
new material in these deals Is giving
an appearance a new life ard the
pennant race bids fair to become
closer.
The st. Louis Browns certainly
have benefited by acquisition Of
Goose ooslin. His homer yesterday
yesterday aided considerably In the
Browns I to 3 victory over the Bos-
ton Red sox.
WAshington's new acquisitions
didn't get much chance to hit yester-
day as. the Senators were locked In q
pitching duG with the Chicago White
sox. but Art ahires and Heinie Man
ush already. have started clouting
The Sox nosed out . 2 to l triumph.
George Wrestling. formerly Of De-
troit, did his best to keep the New
York Yankees from losing to his for
nae mates but Detroit won the game,
IL to 6.
The PhfIadeIphia Athletics took Id
vantage Of the lapses by two Of their
leading rivals and made their place
at the head of the American League
standing somewhat safer by defeating
a third, the Cleveland Indians. 3 to
0. increasing their margin Of leader
ship over New York and washington
to az games.
Brooklyn and Chicago. first and
second in the National League. were
drawing closer together. Brooklyns
Robins gave away . close encounter
to the Cincinnati Reds. 2 to l. while
the Cubs were slugging out . Z to )
victory over the Boston Braves ia
place themselves only IN games be-
hind.
Two Robin errors In succession
combined with two hits gave LarTy
Benton Of Cincinnati the decision
over Daxzy Vance In . tight game
The Cubs again scored early - Guy
Ter and English repeated Thursdays
home rum hitting act and Wally Ber-
gers two four baggers only served "a
1--WE him the National League lead
With q total of q.
Pittaburgh kept the New Yorh
Giants from gaining BY staging Z
sixth inning uprising that netted Ga
runs and an 3 to Z victory. The q
Louis Cardinals batted their way to Z
y to 5 victory over Phtladelpfta.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-21
AMERICAN
Athletics Better
First Place Hold
Defeat Cleveland Third STRAIGHT
Time ~ Tigers WaNop
Yankees

Philadelphia. June s1.-N-The
Athletics strengthened their hold cn
first place by. takint their third
stra1ght from Cleveland. 3 to ., yoo.
Cleveland ....... 900 900 900
Brown, W. Miller ana Mystt; Earn.
shaw and Cochrane.
GRAY TAMES DOsOX
Boston.-GrAy held Boston to six
hits and st. Louis won I to 8.
81. Louis ........ 100 OIL 100 70
Gray and Fsrreil: Lissnbee, Durham
and Heving, Berry.
CHISOX EVEN SERIES
washington. Chicago evened the
series with Washington taking the
chieaeos gam. . to 100 y; 90, 100, -.
ws.hinston 49,: e6S al ooo-i 10
thomas SLUG v1CT0RY
I. New York. - After nearly three
hours Of siuggtng, Detroit won from
RS:tyo yo; -: go sss z; z, go
Correll ana Hargrave. HayssortA:
Rufftng, Pipgras, Carroll. Henderson
and r. Hafgrave, Diekey.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-21
British Open Was Toughest for Bobby

out Of temper" he said, land In place
of lining it up I tried to knock 1t into
the cup for q wretched six andI did
Mt do it, The door was open and
only fate kept sonebody from: walk
ing through. IT,
Bobby's last golf in the United
Kingdom, perhaps forever, will be In
interest Of sweet charity couple Of
hospitalsEwhen he plays with his
friends, Harry Vardon and James
Braid. Bobby and his party, win
leave for the United States Friday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-21
THREE HOLES-N-ONE

Although Jerry Travers, former U.
g. amateur goN champion, has re-
corded three hoaes-in-one in his ca
reer, none Of them. was made in a
championship tournament.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-21
Is IT WASTED r

When . golfer drives . ball 800
yards, he applies approximately 2,2o0
pounds q pressure between the club
ana the sphere. according to IA ex-
pertinent conducted BY students q
|CEnagts Institute q Technology.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-21
Watson Said Winner
Over Tony Brown in
Battle at Napoleon


Napoleon. N. D., June 2l.-A Wat
son defeated Tony Brown in q fast
and furious eight round bout here
last night.
Though Watson gave away a IS
pound advantage. he Won a big mar
gin on points. The big boy missed
repeatedly and damaged Watson but
little.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-21

A group Of Los Angeles women have
taken up polo. Regular matches are
played, with afternoon tea following
the games.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-21

Ty Cobb once singled in a game
against Washington and then stole
second, third and homo on three sue
cessive pitched balls.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-21

Harry White. University Of wash.
ington shortstnp eold to the Cleveland
Indians this summer, 6atteo 40 -
the Pacific coast conlerence baseball
race.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-21
Benton Defeats
Vance IN Battle
Formsr Giant Restricts Robins
to Five Hitsi Piratss
Rally Victory

Cincinnati, June IL ~ Larry
in a pitching duel and CinciSnatl won
from Brooklyn 3 to /.
Brooklyn $1,000. 100 900 000-1
Cincinnati ....... 900 603 603-s o
Vance, Clark and .Deberfy. Lopez;
Benton. and Sukef0rth.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-21

Fred Haney Of the Los Angeles club
led the first quarter Of the Pacific
Coast league season In base-stealiug
With a,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-21
Belts Shuts Out
Columbus 8 to 0
Losers Given Only Four Hits;
Hens, Brewers and Colo
nsts Cop

st. Paul. June 31.-N-BAtts al
loWe1 Columbus only four htts - St.
Paul von : - 0 yssteraay;
columbus ....... Peg oeo eeo-c,4!
Wyoong, Kemner and Devine, Dixon:
Belts and 0rabowekf.
HENS DRpD MuLH1s
Toledo-The 1Gudhens dsesatsd Mn
noapolb Z to !.
H SH,s !. :;i:.: 49,: sis q: ss::ssE-5Mi
Winear4 ana HenlinS. 3. smith:
Schupp, Morgan. Brillheart and Grit
fin. -
DABW0 MAKE TRIPE1 ELAY
llilWaukoo.-W With the AeAp OF
triple play Milwaukee best ~ISdianap-
isd.anaSoiis 49,. 200 100 800: II
LOMBARD and Riddle; Ryan, DaneS
ana Young. - -
colombo WIN THIRD
Kansas City. - Louisville made 1t
three out Of four from Kansas City,
winning the final game 8 TO e.
Louisville ....... 100 023 1ol- Il 2
kansas City ...... 800 0o4 Oeos-exO
Weinert, Deberry and Thompson;
Maley, Tette and Peters.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-21
PIRATE RALLY WINS

PIRATE RALLY WINS
Pittsburgh.- Comorosky's hoWor
started a six-run rally IN the si1fh
which give Pittsburgh . margin over
New York ....... oise 900 1o1-l1oo
Pittsburgh ...... 001 Ole oO&-.S 10
Fitxsimmons, G4newich, Fruit and
Hogan; Kremer and DOol
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-21
WINNERS AVERAGE ss4

AVEISAOE XVI
During the past 10 years, winning
scores in the National Open golf
championship tournaments have av-
eraged a fraction under 294 strokes, a
check-up reveals.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-21
WOULD PRESENT ROBBY
TITLE CuP6

London, June 2i.-F-Thers~ were
no reservations in the admiration be-
slowed today by the British press up
on Bobby Jones, victor in yesterdays
British open golf tournament finals.
Nor was there any expression Of our
grapes in the golfing vineyard over
his success at the expense Of British
EplaverS. :
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-21

"The greatest Of all living golfers"
ardA"1Fhe greatest goifing genius Of
all time." were among the encomiums
showered upon the victor today, while
one writer suggested that he be con-
coded both amateur and open cham
pionships for life and automatically
presented two cups yearly.
"This would restore the competitive
spirit of golf" he said.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-21

MALONE BEATS DO0T0N
Boston with SIX hits ana ChiSa6o
won z to 5.
Boston .......... oo1 eo6 lel-s -
Chicago ;;...-. ae1 Ice 10f-7 80
lone and Hartnett.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-21

NJ WOgNO0M NJ 00OO
Earl SAnde. 3~2-y4ar-oad jockey rec
oeni3od - AMERICAS turf iavoeite, be.
g1n riding when hs was 10 Year, old
md was known g . ~titSt-clae6
|Ane1emAn Ct tn go q u.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-21
CARDS WIN 0PRMn

CARDS WIN OPENER
st. Louis.-The Cardinals OPENED .
long home stand BY defeatinG Phila.
delphia z to S.
philadelphia 800. 90 10 1ee-El11
BenEe, Koupal, Willou9hSy ana h.
| Wis; Grabowsky. Lndsey Ind NAncuSo.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-21
A~UrCAM TRA0TJR

Battfng-Cochrane (Athletics), .40l
Rpnn-Nuth lYankees), IL.
Home Tuns-Ruth (Yankees), 80.
Stolen bepoo-Rice (SenAtorsl, IL.
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1928 Chevrolet Coupe

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Houses for Rent

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Auction
Barter and Swap

APEX ELECTRIC RADIO-Trade equity
for shotgun or what have you? 1913
Hoyt Ave.
OLD VIOLIN-.22 rifle, 180-volt dry
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DURANT-s cylinder coach, Ike new,
bargain for quick sale. Murphy Motors,
Inc, 1904 n. Meridian st. Open evenings.
Ia. 1894.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-19
Radio and Equipment
BATTERY SETS

Less accesSOrles.
man, Thermodyne. Diamond. Erla, Cros-
ley. Splitdorf. Globe. Arc r. c. A. Tuska,
Thompson. SteWart-WaTner. Ultrodyne-
Some as low as