davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-28
TEACHERS MEET
>NLAREDOSOON
Program Fer South Texas
Three-Day Meet II
Announced

$3.50
MERCEDES Jz- Ate S1E<E
Teas GTzz<E C ira Teas SzzE
Teas z~Es1Ezrl7r WI EE Z
t-ze-6zT Esz-R Il Lzrs~o Fsz
- - ard = 1-rzE-E - - a.
EcDce-E-1 Ez1z -1zzT 60 SzE-
E- = Z P-res- C re M=-
eEcI E-13A E crs C IL G.
rEESEES C rs rrz-z-G
II n EcEz g ia E=~ -
- IL 11ECEz- LzS -E-E=1 Eez1E
g q III FrZT -
~ rE3 E-z-Ez1 z~szze< =
rz-T E- s-l-z-1z
G-z Er F--1zT -
W. TzT E-Ez= E ~
$3.50 =-z
Ser-E z<~ F-EzF z=-
Z1cE- E=@ Fl -
~ A E E@=[zz r.
10y " "a A q" zzz q
eEe--1cE 80 C Ge- -
GE-EE- $50 F1T - ~
. EZzrz- -1-E al --= e.
E=SzE
CzzE go ss-zT -
TO R@Z - &C.,
C Ene--0- z- ~ - -
81 Dr. CzzE1z c.
EE== L. CE p
re Ia al G1-Te 5-zE- g
-zzraE EE ca C=-
81
Or oxE@ s7szkE C
rEE T1Ez= - d = r.
EE C- @ -=TZS d. = =
~ IT, g ZES d
- Tsz Ez1 C1E- 9.
LEEzz --E sac E-
P = Z Sal EEG II
W.
= c Ezz- C 49, ~ EE-
c- @ t. -zzI VIE -z
cEE SE--rE- = = F11E
49, E c. E@
zz = = E6E Sz Ea
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-28

W. - E=-es-E Zz- 1rrZE-
E~RzRE- Tea L-E- EET-- &c
E-E--E F- -R EE-E
-rA - @ are al -
---L @-z C E1TE11cE EnE
Ez3Z VA z= C 10 60
III EzeE-E EE E-E "a "a
Z= -Ez- C 60 --E ET
81 Esz@ E ZE
H - ~ W. [G-E
5zrE
NJ Ez-- 81 - 1-
&C - - $50 -E re EE--E
E - r - az 60
g So -E= 81 So c.
&z@ E-Ez IS - EZ
-SE go - Sc -
I'D - E0-E- B.
Il - L. - -EZs ~
Hiss CIR All FE- lave -E
E--HH- - 81 49,
Ez-E 20 esq., LIE -E
E=- 10 -E-FE &c 1-
W. ~ g =- w
Z& 49, Co. % W.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-28

II -s-- C to sszzcrS EEE
- Ez11 E-ez III q -1G6Ez[
C= SzEE EEEG Ne@T
~ - II 40 ~
EcE G@z@ rFS fri Is
E @-=E E-z-= III z--
Ez-E - - SzE- C NJ
c EEE NJ 5<-TZ = Eac=
C EsE 3d. LEzzE ~
ecr-T IL So l11E - czzE
EE 1z- III - III EE7cEzl
VA N1rEz NE--- @ Ez---1
c. zE E " - C.
1uEs< - II ETE GE@1 -
D1-zA LIS II Ia WE[ al
NJ Oscz- = b. C 0zz
-REE II - Ez
IL EF @ - E1aGzE
/. EE- g -e EE-= VI E--eE-
~ - E---Z@ E-IE
IT, Azs - " lid E-
W= b. < 49, = N%-
E
Sz1=- 9 n
Esz-E q 3 ~ Is
Do Z
C = c
~ EzE c. C d.
T ~ NE 1-E
S7zz=
EsE-E =
D. IS
C = =
NJ T=oc7 Van E-E= e
e- C Ez--1 c. NEl
E-EE
S-- a. - : SCI
Esz-E- = c =
7z- ia
c. : :
NJ Qc- : 5ET. q Cz-G
T=Ez ~ M
Sr71@- : =
Hears .
Do EEA1
C II
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-28
Minnesota Day Is
Planned for Feb. 2

Ezz-ECN - - Is
E9 E II = 49, ---
= -s Var 1- E 5= 60
- - - O. = - -
-T =
II Ez- 70 80 -zz-r =
IL GE SO IA E-H- = -
EE1 49, u IA We z
50 g. 49,
Pa Il N-S g Pr -zE "
- @ C - REz@ G rs -
EE71
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-28
SOON RECLAIMED
HER STRENGTH
Felt Like She Was Going b
Get Down In Bed, But
Czrdl Helped.

GT-Ee KE-Scne years 40
nv hath -zz very bad writes
Lz Thc-zs Latham CT th4s
place
rs TIN and Ra IEaougszk
I YVES g1zg - &c down Z bed
fiat tired Gn6 -on
Trad WIRE C<-rE YES . god
tucc for wax -crael and de-
c6ed 70 take Z After LILY first
bottle, 7 fezf better and lad d bet
Ter sppe-t@ - kept l. upL BY
the tire ! bad taken three boezlezA
I wzs SC rzuch better and scrunggr
that I EzS abe 70 Lz=e T. Off
-S11cs Hn Il the spring wtEn
I feel rundown and iced O tcuAE
I serd for CzrdH- Gn6 by the tine
I take rT0 c. three bottles ! hare
regztred III E-erErE and feel Eke
new 7 have never found O. better
toE5c and ! rSccE1e16 e g U
4.erdG"
TnEzr6s O. oche- -uuH hz~e
taken Czr1u q help then % bud
- theE heath TIE god reports
which haze ben rScesEe6 teEzx
C Tia ex2e<kcce c. crae<z Should
ercnurzge y1G g u CEe1 for
Ww ECU1lE mHzz
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-28
Auto Races Are
Set For Sunday
gT Sal CE=216E0

- - @
Hz-NCN jar Z-NE-
VA C II WE-L- Ez--
$780, ~ z 01
80 - EE5 g rE--13 IL
1zS II Texas aid C--E S1Er%-
Ell Ez-@ - E--E@ = E7E-z=
70 EE- q = o-1Ez SzF E=-
~ 81 IA Pax
Ire VI - EE G-E ssz---
H CE--Ez 81 = =1E z -
z--@
O-= @ -s Ere EE=-E III - &C.
-EEE zE----r
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-28
HIGH STANDARD Is REQUIRED
OF APPLICANTS DESIRING TO.
.ENLISTIN UNITED STATES NAVY

E-s E--E-H E-ze EsI
1ez PzEEE1 - rzr1@ - -
91-1es Ez= zEEz-z- N@-E z-L-
GS AID - - -s VAR =
EEE L1G EEE-T-T ELS-&1 =
TIE 60 C aFz = @ zsT
"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-28
Day In Congress


Wednesday
SerzE C1r--IeS Ge1z-s 0
var cera-1zezr zrrrUr-zEAu n-
Ss-e-E Z=-E and OE1A LZ
testify be<Ee sEzz-E E-z-cG c1E-
@r-e= CT CASING C hcrE ce----
czrE=
Fz-EE c1E-es GEES Eez--z
C TEsrz- c0rE- FL
HaIse
Az CO --Ez- EZz-z
A-E1crz-1z c1Ez-zs CzE-
tE2E hezz-E CT E5E1CEE zz
C-c= rE-E 49,
Wz-5 ar 7EzE &c Eezr
WIS c. A 9 Ear c1rT--
=1s E1es
E15 C-E@ r-EEz EE--
EEZ-Ts EzcsE-z o $3.50 &C
GzzZE @-1r- tt
AEE-S &c E -
az ~ % gre 13arEE @@ e
fam 5z-L Ma - ~
-T &C. rzzz err
EEzl1 C ru11z- ID e.
@ -E rSE -z=E
fra
EE1z-- L. zs - ~
Z- IL CZz- -- d--
- zIzZ zzzz-
O-[ ~ 0zz - ~"
c1@E N- -@-D g e.
EZ -Es=-s bad zs=5 ~.
1--% . aka =zT II -
LsTE C E=- YER
CO EE-= C
-=rE-@ -=7U III Go
C k --z-s lE s=r-Z Il
1a0E So ~ 49,
EG@
z-cE cee E--czE
z@H g DAD - - e.
1=c-E g - -z~ z-< c.
E[ 5zE C czz- 11rE
c--L-E-S
Fzz< ErZ-E-E 1-@E
crE a. $500
AE-z C tx 1sz
zU G. EE1 . - @
To- I'D CO
- Ez-- z=-s . "
- szz-z C rcTz- Go
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-28
kiwanians Plan To
Attend Conference

- --
EAEL[E& Jan Z-EE-z
kEz-Z= Iz=zsT 5=-s-s5 g e.
6szr- u aEe - zz-- Esz=
- - CTE--- r--E--s - Ez-
A---1 FE1 = z--szz--s C G.
frs 3 C-E-
E1cE- CT g Ie Tz-E 5z0
CEEZ EEs Ez-E-lx q - T.
c-
IL 2EcSz Cd EcE[E Q
Ez2 = IL p=-Sc-S @ NIX EE-
-z--Z E-- --E- -G-z@ T.
1uEE ri -1e Ez-E z-z -5e IL
TT rzTE1 - zz-o zr-o-1z--
-E-E al zSc zzE-zz E
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-28
Channel Frontage
On The Brownsville Ship Channel
FOR SALE

On July 3, President Hoover signed - Bro~nn-
vile Port Bill The sppropri~ton bi noe pending
before the present Congress carries an APPsopriahon
of the money necessary 10 oomPAets 80 bFo~nHDnir
Port. The faith and credit Of &c Unitrd States Gov
eminent are nOw definitely and iTsvooshiy bah 81
the project The NsvigahOn DistFia Commission=H
realizing the tremendous iHzPortln1s 90 - Valley "a
this new port and the need Ter rsissins ths prrs~ut
financial strinseney Of the VALLEY are ~orkiag night
and day, bending every Ill and every msaza % ths
immediate commencement "a actual ~ork ~ 80
Brownsville Channel Representative 0f me DstEia
upon their recent return from WAahingtou STATED thHt
work would begin upon the ne~ port ~fhin aiEiy
days.
AtIast. the Valley dream q dep ~sisr haa eoms
The owners Of = mile and : half q Aannsl fFoni-
age have investigated channel trent priosa and have
discovered they range from S2-soooo a. Sc pr
acre on ports having q tonnage squal 20 O. lsa thHR
that Of Brownsville. Experts hired b. thess lad
owners have placed the PRESENT ralus "a nhip
channel Iands owned b. them II SZ0uaoo pH acre
The same experts, ". C Burchfsld and Br0thsr 90
Houston, leaders in their craft IN ths South. Eftrr IN
tensive studies, have estimated the valar 0f thrar lhndH
at s3,s00-0o per acre the day ths first bout p&sssu
them
This ia the Valley Pora. Hnd &c o~n-ru d thrHs
lands wish to share With Valley citiz-ns thr pr0fis
which viii inure 70 owners Of ehznnd ~frontaes.
No stock selling. 20 Promoliam- - aErntA
Bona 6de investors desiring s-ppointmrntE msy daL
directly with the owners b. addssasiag eammani0a-
tons 10 r. o. Box 4T or Phons 80. BFo~nsaal@
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-01-28

- - @- M-A[E -
- CO - C EE-z n---
T. y c E-z -5ss 1T-S c
-zcc3 q IL az E - 81
" E-z-Z
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-09
ARMOUR HOPES TO REDEEM
SELF IN CANADIAN TOURNEY
Black Scot Will Face Strong
Field in Defense of His
Open Championship

Toronto, Ont, July 9.-(P-Iomny
Armour, the Black Scot OF golfdom,
hoped to make up his dismissal show
ing at Inverness last week as he OPEN
ed the defense of his campaign open
golf championship Thursday against
a field of l54 masters OF niblic n
putter over the rugged Misslssauga
course.
One of Armour's most dangerous
rivals was out of the way when Billy
Burke, newly-crowned United States
open champion, announced he would
watch the 72-hole struggle from the
sidelines, but there were plenty OF
others capable of giving the master
of irons a race Leo Diegel. Johnny
Farrell, Emmett French and Mortie
and DIN Dutra were among the en-
trants who have found the champion
ship course to their liking.
Those making the opening l8-hole
round Thursday also were expected
to include Walter Hagen. Gene Sara
zen, Macdonald Smith mad Bill
Mehlhorn, none of whom arrived in
time for preliminary tests.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-09
Dickinson Nine
Defeats Hebron
Childs Does Great Relief HurI-
ing for Losers and Gets Two
Doubles and Single

Dickinson, N. D.. July 8.-Scoring
five runs on four hits in the first two
inings, Dickinson's baseball team de-
feated Hebron 6 to 4 in q thrilling
twilight game here.
Great relief pitching by Childs, who
allowed only two hits and one run
after relieving B. Jensen, Hebron
hurler, in the third, made it a hard
battle to the end.
Hebron outhit the winners nine to
six but six errors by the visitors
proved disastrous. Correll, Dickin-
son hurler, whitfield nine men while
Jensen and Childs struck out three
and seven respectively.
Correll and Roberts, Dickinson, and
Stellers, Chase, and Childs, Hebron,
hit the ball hard, the latter getting
two doubles and a single.
Next Sunday afternoon the Dickin-
son and Beulah nine will meet In a
challenge game at Dickinson. The
Cowboys won a close game from the
Miners a short time ago.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-09
DAHLQUIS7 GRANTS
CAPITAL SWATTERS
!, ONLY four B|NCLES
Local Youngsters, Playing First
Game Together, Guilty OF
Seven MispIays
PLAN RETURN ENGAGEMENT
Owens, Losing Moundsman,
Hurls Nice Game, Allowing
Seven Scattered Hits

Mandan's Junior baseball team shut
out Bismarck'S youngsters 5 to 0 n a
benefit game played on the Capital
City diamond Wednesday evening.
Dahlquist, Mandan hurler, allowed
only four hits and his teammates
gave him perfect support while Bis
marck floundered about, seven err
rors being charged to the local nine.
Owens, Bismarck moundsman, hurl-
ed a nice game, granting only seven
hits.
Mandan began scoring IN the first
inning. marking up one run IN the
inaugural frame. They counted
again in the third and wound up their
activities with three in the fourth.
Hitting honors were divided evenly,
with no player getting more than n
hit in the game.
The two teams probably will meet
in a return engagement In Mandan
next Sunday afternoon. wednesday
nights game was the first played by
the newly selected Bismarck team,
though all the members of the Caol-
tai City nine have been playing regu-
larly on different teams this season.
Tho hoY score.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-09
Camera Certain
to Battle Make
Huge Italian Definitely Selected
for Title Chance at We'd
nesday Meeting

New York, July e.-E1-Primo
Camera, the vast Italian, has been
chosen to meet Max Schmeling some
time this year, somewhere In Amer
lea, in the Germans next defense Of
his heavyweight championship.
Everything was settled at a meet
ing here Wednesday. That IS, every
thing except the time and the place.
Manager Joe Jacobs, speaking for the
champion, agreed to send Max against
Camera wherever and whenever the
Madison Square Garden corporation
of Illinois chooses. just SO the bout is
scheduled for Is rounds. He was in
sistent upon that.
William v. SAKE, who represented
the Garden at the big conference,
announced the fight would be held
sometime this fall, at a site to be Sc
lected. Prospects are the bout will be
held either at Jersey City or Philadel-
phia, with Cleveland an outside pos
sibility. New York state definitely Is
out, as Schmeling Is under suspension
by the New York athletic commission
for his failure to give Jack Sharkey q
return match. The commission has
given no indication 1t intends to REIN
state the champion just because he
knocked out Young Stribling at Cleve-
land last week.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-09
Seeded Men Win
in Tennis Meet
TiIden, Richards, Hunter, Hes
ton, Pare, and Burke Win
Pro Matches With Ease

Forest Hills, N. Y. July 9.-(F)-
Having waded through two rounds OF
play without the loss of a seeded star.
the worlds star tennis professionals
we're scheduled to mix 1t in third
round singles matches Thursday and
10 begin play in the doubles.
Although the top-hcayy field of as
players that started play wednesday
after two days of idleness induced by
rain had been reduced to Is Thurs
day, prospects were the half dozen
outstanding players would not find
themselves pressed until Fridays
matches. A great majority of We'd
nesday's tits were settled in the regu-
lation three sets.
Big Bill Tilden, the 38-year-old
Philadelphia, playing in his first
professional tournament, breezed
through his opening match with ease,
as did Vincent Richards, the defend
ing champion. Richards eliminated
two opponents, Julius Boise and Allen
Behr, with the loss of only one game
to each. Tilden, who drew a bye in
the first round. dropped only two
games in eliminating James Burns,
Sr.
Other seeded stars, Francis T.
Hunter. Paul Heston, Emmett Pare,
and Albert Burke of France, won
their matches with similar case.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-09
May Push
HaugdahlC Closely
Daytona Beach Dirt Track
Driver Has Won Good Share
of Auto Race Events

That Sig Haugdahl. many times
world dirt track champion, will en-
counter more opposition than has
generally been expected when he
completes in the Bismarck Fair asso-
citation auto races here July IL ap-
pears q certainty to Barney Sullivan,
manager of the contests.
Sullivan points out that 1t Is
Archie Powell Of Daytona Beach, Fla,
who has been stealing the headlines
during the early season racing in
North Dakota and Minnesota. At the
wheel Of the little supercharged Chev-
rolet Special with which he hung up
several records for four cylinder ma
chimes at the Florida beach last win
ter, Powell has upset the champion
several times and already has piled
up more points in the annual I. M.
G. A. national championship race
than the Norwegian pilot.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-09
Farg0an Advances to
Net Quarter Finals

Minneapolis. July 9.-PJ-Charles
Blanchard, Minneapolis. unheralded
entrant in the Minneapolis invitation
al tennis tournament at the Minnea-
polls tennis club, reached the quar-
terminals Wednesday together with
seven seeded favorites by defeating
Gordon Braudt, Chicago, ST, 8-6,
6-3.
While Blanchard was the only un-
seeded entrant to pass the third
round, John Hennessey. Indianapolis,
defending champion; Charles Hunt,
Los Angeles; Joe Armstrong, st. Paul;
Henry Yutzy. Minneapolis; Jay Cohn,
Santa Monica, Calf. and Phil Wool
edge, Fargo, N. D., all advanced We'd
nesday.
Wooledge. the slender 16-year-o DC
lad, scored a surprising one-sided VIC
tory over Ray Morgan. Minneapolis
city parks champ, 60, 60.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-09
Max Baer and Bride
Are on Honeymoon

Reno, New, July 9.-R-Max Baer
young heavyweight boxer, and his
bride, the former Dorothy Dunbar
Wells. who was an actress, were on q
honeymoon Thursday.
The former Livermore. Cal, BUTCH
er boy and his bride. congratulated
by Baer's manager, j. Hamilton Lori
mer, said they would leave tonight or
Friday for Oakland, Calf, to receive
belated blessings Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Baer, his parents.
Baer's mother had objected to the
union with the assertion Mrs. Wells
"old enough to be Max's mother"
Lorimer, who earlier had expressed a
desire to sell Baer's four-year con-
tract cheap to anyone except Jack
Kearns," said he had changed his
mind.
He announced In Oakland he had
decided to e that the bridegroom
flights until he learns something
about leather pushing"
The couple was married Wednesday
night.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-09

Leagus-leading Senators Up.
set in Thrilling 15-to-14
Game by Tiger Club

Having upset the league-leading
Senators in q thrilling Is to IL con-
test Wednesday, the Tigers will meet
the Yankees Friday in the champion
ship game Of the Little Four junior
baseball league tournament.
The Yankees won an easy % to l
victory over the Indians In the other
first round game Wednesday.
The Tiger victory was unexpected
since the Senators had won IL Of their
IL games in the leagues round robin
schedule just completed to win the
loop championship. The Tigers had
two big innings to thank for their VIC
tory. They started off with six runs
in the first frame and came back to
score five more In the fourth. The
Senators scored in every inning but
were in the lead only once. The
teams each made five errors, with
the Senators outhitting the vctors
nina IN oi0hf
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-09
NOTRE DANES GRID COACH
STRICKEN BY APPENDICITIS
Heartily Hunk Anderson Un-
dergoes Operation at Roch-
ester, Minn., Clinic

Rochester, Mimi, July 9.-(P-Ap-
pendictis has been added to the trou-
bles of Heartley Hunk" Anderson,
senior football coach at Notre Dame.
Recovering from meningitis, Ander-
son was stricken with acute appendi-
citis and was operated upon late
Wednesday. He was reported to be
resting comfortably early Thursday.
Anderson came here recently for
an examination at the Mayo Clinic
to learn the cause of severe head
aches he had since May. Physicians
determined the ailment was being
cause by meningitis and Anderson
had progressed nicely under treat
ment when appendicitis developed.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-09
REQUEST FOR BIDS FOR FUR
NISHING STATE OF NORTH DA-
KOTA WITH MOTOR VEHICLE
PLATES For THE YEAR 1882.

Notice is hereby given hat pro-
posals for furnishing to the State Of
Dakota n hundred ninety
thousand pairs automobile and truck
more or less, two hundred
pairs motorcycle plates, two thou
sand pairs dealers number plates.
four hundred pairs Of duplicate tags,
with such additional plates n du-
1882. will be received at the Of
flee Of the State Highway Commits
sion, in the City of Bismarck, North
Dakota. until 1000 o'clock A. NJ: on
the S1st day of July, 1881, according
to Specifications and contract, copies
OF which may be had on application
to the office of Motor Vehicle Regis
trar, Bismarck, North Dakota.
MOTOR VEHICLE DEPARTMENT,
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION.
BY w. s. GRAHAM,
Registrar.
H9-16-23
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-09

st. Paul Takes Five and a Half
Game Lead as Kerns, BreWs,
MiIIers Slip

Chicago, July 9.-(P-A white hot
struggle q week ago, the American
Association championship rae Thurs
day was a parade, with St. Paul COM
fortably in front.
Louisville, Milwaukee and Minne-
apolis all were day to day possibilities
until the Fourth Of July came along,
but the holiday saw the Saints speed
up and Thursday they had a five and
one-half margin over the runner-up
Colonies.
Albert Leifield's band Wednesday
took q double victory in Columbus,
winning the first game 10 to 0 and
the second S to 3, while Louisville and
Milwaukee were taking beatings.
Ed Holley gave Louisville only three
hits and Kansas City took the third
game of the series, 5 to 2. The VIC
tory gave the Blues and edge of 2 to
l In the set.
Indianapolis slammed three Mil
waukee hurlers for % hits and a II
to 8 victory. The Indians scored nine
runs in the first inning.
Toledo collected Is hits off four
Minneapolis pitchers and o a II to 7
decision. Dutch Henry was routed in
the first inning when the Mud Hens
nicked him for four hits and five
runs. Bruoo Haas and Ernie Wing
gard hit homers for Toledo and
Charlie Dresser and Spencer Harris
got them for the Millers.
Scores by innings:
Saints Stretch Lead
First Game
Columbus .......00 900 600 l
st. Paul ........ 012 016 O0x-10 IA 0
Ash. Gudat and Hinkle; Murphy
and Snyder.
Second Game
Columbus .......0 900 900 O21-3 5 o
st. Paul .........2 01 DOL 01x-5 s 1
Chapman and Hinkle; Prudhomme,
Belts and Fenner.
Hens Hammer Millern
Toledo .........440 O1O 020-11 Is o
Minneapolis ....002 600 500 IL 2
Mays and kies, Henry Sheehan;
Dumont, Brillheart and Hargrave.
Blues Heat COiOnels
louisville .......0lo 100 600 3 Q
Kansas city loo O1O 30x-5 10 /
Weinert and Shea; Holley and Pad
den.
Tribe Scalps Brewers
Indianapolis 1000 800 230-17 % |
Milwaukee lob 022 600 s II =
w. Miller IL Riddle: Stiley, Fer
rell, Buckeye and Manion, Bengough.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-09
NATIONAL

Batting-Davis, Phillies, .36S; Hem
drick, Reds, $3.50.
Runs-Klein, Phillies, T2; English,
Cubs, SO.
Hits-Klein, Phillies, 10: Cuyler,
Cubs. 1O1: Herman, Robins, 101.
H~omers--Klein, Phillies, 81; Horns
by. Cubs. IA.
stolen bases-Cpmorosky, Pirates,
Il; Cuyier, Cubs, 10.
Pitchers-Watt, Phillies, won 4, lost
j; Morrell, Giants, won 4, lost /.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-09
IOWA NIMROD WINS

Breezy Point. Mimi, July 9.-fP-
Ray Brissler, Jamaica, Iowa, Wednes-
day won the Sioux Indian doubles
championship in the third day OF the
Indian shoot at Breezy Point Lodge
by breaking 81 out of 100 clay pig
cons. The new champion was follow
ed by Roger Fawcett. Minneapolis,
who scored SO.