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ChicnKO-Ray Tramblie. Rock.
FORD. ILL. and Johnny Baima. Chi.
cagO, drew go.
Moline. lll.-Barney Ross, Chi.
cage. knocked out Jackie Dugan.
Louisville (S).
Charleston. w. Va.-Holly Al.
len. Charleston. outpointed Eddie
dempsey philadelphia (l0), nevvs-
paper decision.
San Frnncisco-Youne Corbett.
FRESNO. Cal. Outp0lnted Tommy
Herman. Chicago (1O).
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George Earnshaw, Athletics-Sh
out Yankees with three hits for 40
victory.
Lloyd Waner, Pirates-Drove in ty-
ing run In seventh inning. enabling
Pittsburgh to score 5-4 victory over
Reds in eleventh.
Vic FRASER. White sox-Iiis double
with bases full featured q seven run
rally that won his own game over
Browns SO.
Hughey Critx, Giants - Hit four
singles and homer In five times up as
Giants beat Braves SO.
Chagley Sullivan, Tigers - Pitched
Detroit to "a victory over Indians.
allowing seven hits.
Joe Shaute, Robins - His pitching
beat Phillies 81 for Brooklyn's fourth
and shauts's second victory.
Urban Pickering, Red 6ox-Led In
10-4 victory over Washington. latting
In three runs with three hits In four
times at bat.
Sylvester johnson. Cardinals = Put
Cards In first place, holding Cubs to
six hits for Ga triumph.
Michigan Starts
Against Hoosiers
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Chicago, May 2.-(R)-After :. sue
cessful week against non-conterence
opponents Michigan's baseball team
Saturday was at Indiana for Its Sec
ond Big Ten contest.
The wolverines defeated Western
State Teachers, Hosei University Of
japan, and took two from Colgate
during the week. Other contests on
today's bill were: Minnesota at Wis
consin, Ohio State at Northwestern
and Chicago ct Iowa
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-05-02
Wrestling Results

sny The Associated Pre.s,
new Y0rk-Jim IonAns "a.
Greece threw Ray Steel. 2I1 rsM' ~
!0rnla .o!, Zone fall. 1,22 ,Slli IT,. o- ~
MiIlen. :l5. Chicago, ana E.., % &c NC
C.seeady. e.e x20' Portland, Ore. as.C nc
SS0-minutc limit)I DicE :.s,ew ctew
FL. Germany. threw Om.s r1st' r.'
1sIn. xlO. Turkey (5,SSI. Els Els
rseman; M.se s.n. 2ls. New York. tHrev
1H.as, S ste'nborn. 2l5. Gerxarw
..S .eWa; Ont. - nibber MeCov.
% n"s 1'mnr'dEs: 1'ma Mass. dsfsste1
.tr.,-s. s. xOo: Finland 5tw~
lee W., ,m".: ~ Sss00 and e,SSI,
Bob Will<ie, 2OO. n.vsn. threw
FALL S1s1Ol. Aaio tons
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Pirates Defeat
Cincinnati Club
Giants Pound Out so Win Over
Braves; St. Louis Enters !.
First Place

Pittsburgh, May p LPJ - Carroll
gave a base on balls with the bases
filled in the 11th inning, forcing in
the winning run. and Pittsburgh
made it two straight from Cincinnati,
to 4. Il. II. e.
Cincinnati ... .O01 900 1o0 oO--4 II !
Pittsburgh -. 900 100 01O 01-5 13 2
G1 innings)
Johnson, Eckert, Carroll and Suke :
forth; Frelch, Spencer and Phillips.
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GIANTS POUND OFT WIN

New York-The New York Giants
pounded ous an easy 5-to-0 victory
over the Boston Braves. X. n. l..
Boston .......... 900 900 000---0 I
New York ...... .002 900 2lx--5 II l
Sherdel. McAfec and Bool; Walker
and OFarrell.
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ROBINS WIN AGAIN

Brooklyn = Heavy hitting behind
steady pitching gave the Brook lyn
Robins their second straight over the
Phillies by 4 score of S to 4. II. Fl. f.
Philadelphia 900 120 1000 9 !
Brooklyn ...... 900 035 00x-S Is !
Collins, II. Elliott. Schesler and Da :
Wis; Shaute and Lombardi
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MACks BLANK YANKEES

Philadelphia-Phfla held the
while the Athletics pounded George
Pipxras for q 4-to-0 triumph. r. II. =.
New York $500. 200 900 600
Philadelphia .1O1 O2O OOx-4 y U
Pipxras and Dickey. Jorgens; Earn
shaw and Cochrane.
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MAlQQPRLEAAGUE LEAGU
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Inc Associated Press)
AMERICAN LEAGUE
pana, annaa.tinns.Alexander. n Tigers. .4s1:
Runs-Gehrig, Yankees. uo.
Indians. and Reynolds. Whit. SnH Smseca'
.eda dnaitsanmsAiisxa1mder. Tigers, Is; Fon.
rome runs-Stone, Tigers. &: Rvth
ana and Ge;,ehris, Yankees; Averiii. indians
anu Slmmons, Athletics, 3.
SELL White ittesSsssEGsar'f sox. snS Yankees; cis-
5. 'o"'iSoh' Tigers,
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-05-02
White Sox Rally
to Beat St. Louis
Detroit Noses Out Cleveland
AZ; Athletics Blank Van.
kee Club

Chicago, May 2.-tR-A seven-run
rally in the sixth inning gave the
white Sox an S-to-2 victory over st.
Louis. r. n. =:
Chicago ........ 100 O07 O0x--8 10 !
Coffman, stiles, Hebert and Ferrell;
Frasier and Tate.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-05-02
Louisville Wins
Tilt With Milers
Brewers Win First Game on
Home Lot; Columbus Rallies
to Beat Blues

Minneapolis, May 2.--tR1-Louisvilie
won it's third successive game from
%ha M;,Iers Q TO s. II. II. e.
ioI,isviile .5O4 900 oOO-s IL 0
Minneapolis -. 400 100 OOo-o
Marcum and Thompson; Parks, NC
CuIlourh. Morgan and McMullen.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-05-02
TIGERS BEAT INDIANS

Detroit-The Detroit Tigers defeat
ed Cleveland in the second game In q
row. the scoring being to 2.
Cleveland 900 100 010-2 4
Detroit ......... iii 001 00x--4 !
Harder, Shoffner and Sewell; Sull-
van and Schang.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-05-02

The new California boxing commits
sion has ruled that main events must
start before 10 o'clock at night and 4
o'clock In afternoon cards.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-05-02

Pittsburgh, s: Cincinnati, 4.
New York, 5; Boston, 0.
st. Louis, 6; Chicago, 2.
Brooklyn, 8: Philadelphia, 4.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-05-02
BOSTON RoUTs SENATORS

BOSTON Boston pounded three
pitchers for IL hits and defeated
Eashinr rton. 10 to T. r. III. u.
! .Mashinst@on ton .1oI 900 002-.4 10 8
Roston .401 900 50x-10 II
1pencsr. solton: Russell and Con-
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-05-02

oWluSS
\ = +
I believe that the golf stroke IL q
forehanded hit with the right hand.
This can be reasoned easily by swing
Ing the stick first with the right hand
and then with the left. Note how
much faster the clubhead travels at
the lowest arc Of the right hand
swing.
It is true the right hand Is kept out
Of control until the proper hitting
region 10 reached. It Is then that the
left hand relinquishes command and
the right hand takes control, whip
ping the clubhead through and along
the line Of flight. I repeat that the
golf swing is q one-handed forehand
blow and is used by such stars as
Bobby Jones. Abe Mitchell, Clarence
Gambler and Bob Mcdonald, who are
exceptionally long hitters.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-05-02

yolloving successful experiments
vvifh tie hi9h school football at
niol1t. outdoor track meets under the
arcs are being tried at kansas CITY,
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-05-02
NATIONAL LEAGCE
AMERtCAN AsSOCuATUON
FRIDAYS RESULTS

Chicago, s; st. Louis, 2.
Detroit, 4; Cleveland, 2.
Philadelphia, 4: New York, 0.
Boston, 10; Washington, 4.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-05-02
NATIONAL. IEAcr-r

'AAAVNAA LEAGUE
Raett1aI % = 1ting ,s, Davis, Phiiiie,. .4ss.
Runs = Klein, Phil,,.. -. ~
Giants. and L. Waner. Pira. 80; Ott.
c,ant ,hitts.SCsritz. Giants. %: Ver.s,
home runs-Hornsby, Cubs. z. u.
man, S9,,,a ,hooins, and Klein, Philiies. 'eF-
co,or oo,em ,oa5es-Berger. Braves. *.
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BREWERS TRIUMPH

Milwaukee-The Brewers won their
first game on the home lot this year
when they defeated Toledo, to 3.
RH. Z.
Toledo . oil 010 000-3 j
Milwaukee ....O20 Ol0 10X-4
Oachman, Ryan and kies, Polli and
Bengough.
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American Association
Louisville, 8: Minneapolis, S.
Milwaukee, 4; Toledo, 3.
Columbus. 8; Kansas City, s.
st. Paul, Is: indianapolis, 9.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-05-02
ST, IOuIs TRIMS CuRS

st. Louis-St. Louis gained undis-
puted possession of first place by de
feating the Chicago Cubs, 8 to ..
II. ". j..
Chicago o.......... oil 900 600 o
st. Louis .002 01O 03X--i 2
SIN I h, Teachout and Bartnett
Johnson and Mancusco.
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SAINTS GRAB ANOTHER WIN
st, Paul-St. Paul made 1t three in
n row over Indianapolis by defeating
the Hoosiers, 13 to 9. r. II. +.
Indianapolis -. .0102l0 1l3- 8 ~ 2
st. Paul ...... $50 $50 00x-13 18 o
Hildebrand, Smith, L. Barnhart, Hall
and Angley; Prodhomme, Bream and
Fenner.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-05-02
SENATOR'S RALLY TO WIN

Kansas City--A rally Tor i've runs
in the ninth enabled Columbus to de-
feat Kansas City, 3 to s. Il. II. T..
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-05-02

Editors Note: This Is the fifth
Of a series or stories written tor
the Tribune by a real Oid-timcr
in North Dakota who always has
been interested In sport ana
sp>rting contests.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-05-02

columbus $4,000. 90 UUU U3J-J To
Kansas City go. .001 003 31O--S II
Parmalee, Chapman and Hinkle. De-
sautels; Thomas, Bayne, Hankins,
Fette and Peters.
The Bismarck tribune., 1931-05-02

I am goin' to tell you about two
lads who were products of SUCK
schooIs-one O. them was John Moore
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-21
ROADBED BEING LAID
Last Step on Four-M Mile Run Bridge
Being TAX en-.
Rr a star correspondent Of rhe star.

BY q STAFF Correspondent OF The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, April 21.-The
work of laying the roadbed across the
new fills TO either side of the Four
Mile Run Bridge on the Alexandria
Washington road started this morning
and the bridge Is expected to be opened
TO traffic within a few days.
The bridge work was completed about
two weeks ago. Opening of the bridge
will eliminate one Of the most dan
gerous points on nearby highways.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-21
C. OF C. AT BETHESDA
NAMES CHARM EN-
Committee Heads Must Be Given
Approval at Election Be-
fore Official.
By a stan Correspondent Of The Star.

BY stan Correspondent of The Star.
BETHESDA, Md, April 21.-Commit-
tee chairmen for next year were
named last night by the board OF di-
rectors of the Bethesda Chamber Of
Commerce. meeting in the County
Building here. Selections Of the direc-
tors must be confirmed by the full
chamber at its next regular session.
which will be the last before the Sum-
n1er recess.
Chairmen named were: Thomas Laf-
fin, membership Merle Thorpe, indus
trial and retail interests: Capt. c. c.
Calhoun. road, streets and bridges: j.
Harry WEIGH, public utilities; Capt.
Chester Wells. public safety; G. Wady
Imirie schools z. j. Murphy. public
improvements; Edward II. Jones, pub
licity; Emory H. Bogley. legislation and
legal action, and Thomas L. Peyton,
coming.
The directors also named Mr.. WEIGH
delegate fr0rn the Chamber TO the Be-
thesda Fire Board TO replace John Imi-
RE, who resigned and refused to serve
when the chamber declined TO accept
his resignation.
Resolutions OF regret were directed
to be prepared concerning the recent
deaths of Preston 3. Ray, clerk of the
Circuit Court at Rockville, and Ohio H.
w. Talbot. Rockville lawyer.
The directors expressed appreciation
TO County Commissioner Robert D.
Hagner for the grading and seeding of
parkways in the Bethesda district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-21
Wyeth's Sage & Sulphur
FATIGUE MAY CAUSE
COMMON COLD
System is More Susceptible
to Infection When One
Is Exhausted

Nearly every cold that is suffered
got its start when the afflicted was
tired out" A fatigued person is
easily chilled. and when this condi-
ton occurs the sneeze and sore throat
make their appearance.
Since most every one experiences
fatigue in mid or late afternoon, it
Is wise TO overcome this condition by
eating OF drinking something sweet.
Candy, cookies, sweetened beverages
and ice cream are quickly digested,
and the energy III the sugar is ready
at once TO restore vigor. For chill
dren, slice Of bread and butter
sprinkled with sugar is an appropri-
ate pickup"
+ III these Spring days, the impor-
lance of diet in relation to the re-
sistance of the system should not be
overlooked. The person who eats a
wide variety of wholesome food forth
fes himself against disease. Good
food promotes good health. The
Sugar Institute Advertisement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-21
LAW ON ROADS|GNS
MEETS APPROVAL
Interfederation Conference
Believes Maryland LegiSIa-
ton to Be Satisfactory.

The bill passed by the recent Mary
land Legislature to regulate and tax
billboards was approved as promising
satisfactory control of the signboard
nuisance by the Interfederation Con-
ference, meeting in the United States
Chamber of Commerce Building last
night. The conference is composed OF
delegates from the civic declarations in
Montgomery County, Md, Arlington
County, Va, and the District of Co.
lumbia.
In Line With Sentiments.
Frederic P. Lee, vice president Of the
Montgomery County Federation, point
ed out that the billboard measure was
in line with the sentiments of the con-
ference as codified some months ago
The bill Mr.. Lee referred to places
all signs within 500 feet of a public
road under the jurisdiction of the State
Roads Commission and taxes them at
the rate of one-half cent per square
foot a year.
According to Stephen James, presl-
dent of the Montgomery Civic Fed
Grafton. the bill will not result in a
sweeping abolition of billboards," but
will place their regulation in State
agency which is given authority to re-
move many that are Objectionable. The
bill was hailed, therefore, as a vic
tory" for the civic forces that have
been working for roadside beautifica-
ton in Maryland for many years.
Legislation Reviewed.
Mr.. James also reviewed other legis-
lation passed by the Assembly on rec
ommendation of the federation, calling
particular attention to the measure
authorizing bond issue for the pur-
chase of land for parks under the
terms of the Cranlton act. Only one
bill, that providing an increase in the
expense allowance of school board mem
bers, was passed in opposition to the
sentiments of the federation, he re-
ported.
AS chairman of the Public Finance
and Budget Committee of the fedora
ton, Mr. Lee reported he was making
a comparative survey Of the tax situa-
ton in Montgomery County and north
west suburban Washington. The re-
port should be ready for presentation
at the next meeting, he told the con-
ference,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-21
MRS. WILL MOORE
TELLS CLUB MEMBERS
HOW TO DARKEN HAIR
Gray Disappears Overnight

When see gray I see old age Youth
Is every woman's right, so don't let hair
get gray Just use this improved for
mula made from that wonderful old
recipe Of common sage tea and sulphur
Nothing better. Gray disappears over
night. And after two or three applica-
tions your hair will be the exact shade
you want SO evenly, so naturally dark
ened nobodyN ever know. Just pay
your druggist 75c for a bottle Of Wyeth s
Sage 81 Sulphur and follow the simple
directions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-21
Scared Woman, 81,
Does Home Chores
Day Before Death
Mine Bank Resident Re-
fuses to Go to Bed, Ig-
nOring Intense Pain.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WINCHESTER, Va, April 2l.-A
story OF remarkable exhibition OF will
power and utter disregard Of intense
suffering was told by relatives today
of Mrs. Mamie Lineburg of Mine Bank,
this county, who expired yesterday
from the effects Of a severe soaring
Friday, last week.
Mrs Lineburg was burning brush In
the garden of her home when the back
of her dress caught afire. Practically
all her clothes were burned of, yet
she walked a quarter of mile to the
home OF relatives. After treatment she
fed the chickens and hogs on the place
and Friday night retired as usual. tell
ing friends the next morning that she
had rested comfortably.
Saturday DR.. Spiggle was summoned
from StraSburg and he informed her
that she could not live long, adding
that it was a miracle that death had
not resulted earlier. During the re-
mainder OF her intense suffering Mrs.
Lineberg never uttered single groan
until death removed her yesterday. She
was 80 years of age.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-04-21

Many large shipbuilding plants In
Scotland are being merged into . new
concentrated production plan.