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JET. PUERTO

Arribaron aver dos vapores
Topa Topa y Agwidale, ell prime
70 prooedente de Mobile y el Sc
Rundo de New York. Ambos
enarbolan bandera americana.
Rumbo a Pensacola, cargado
de MADEIRA, saIi6 eI varor espa-
mol Aldecoa.
TambiGn plieron aver los va
pores Jersey City, inglts; y los
americanos Comal, Colorado y
AgWidale.
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FL gobernador Carlton pro
nunci6 aver un discurso de to
nos oytimistas en- la Association
de la Feria, ~asegurando que des-
pu6s de toda depression surge la
prosperidad como 10 dcmucstra
la historic.
La oraci6n del Robernador me
retin6 repetidos y sinceros a
plausos del p1blico, Mr.. Carlton
goza fama de ser uno dc los me-
jores oradores del Sur y sus a
migos aseguran que aver Sc ex-
.cedi6 a 81 mismo.
Fue %presentado al pGblico p0r
Frank D.. Jackson, en- represen-
taci6n del p~residente de la Aso-
ciaci6n de la Feria, ST.. W. G.
BrOrein.
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LOS ~TRABAJADORES Sc o.
PONEN AL N|0MBRAMlEN-
TO DEL JUEX WILKINSON

Washington, Feb. l0.-Cali-
ficandoIo de un partidario de
las nOrmas empleadas por los pa
tronos que buscan la destruc-
ci0n de las organiZaci0nes obre-
ras, las uniones del pals han
undo su potencia contra la con-
firmaci6n del jucz federal
James II. Wilkerson, de Chica-
go, a quien Sc quiere nombrar
iuez del circuito.
Ante un subc0mite del sena-
do, los representatives de las
Uniones de ferrocarriles Y la Fee
deraci6n Americana e%xpresaron
.puntCs de vistas energicos Opues
.tos a la nomination hecha pOr
ell presidente Hoover. CitandO
declSloneS del JucZ, los teStlgoS
dijeron que este en- su ciego par
tidarismo y antagonismo a las
uniones obreras no Sc ha ajusta
do a Ia ley segdn las interpreted
clones del Tribunal Supreme,
sino que ha tratado de escribir
una nueva ley violando la cXis-
t"nte y ha buscado asumir y
ejer@itar poderes judiciaIes que
nunca ha tenido su corte.
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TEMESE QUE LOS SINDICA-
LISTAS De
SCRDENES

Madrid, Feb. 10.-Con mo-
two de haberse anunciado que
manana prCnunciara un dis
curse en- Barcelona ell Sr. Ale
iandro Lerroux, jefe del parti-
10 radical, temese que los sin
dicaliStas provoQuen describe
mes.
FL gobierno ha tornado pre-
eauciones para garantizar la
tranquilidad, en- e. dia de ma
mana, aniversario de la prime
ra Republica.
Lerroux dijo en- uno de sus
recientes discursos que cree
conveniente la labor politica
de los socialistas, pero estima
contraria a la organization de
la sociedad espanOla, las ideas
de los anarQuistas, comunistaS
Y sindicaiistaS
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intense FRO EN- EUROPA

Londres, Feb. l0.-Intenso
frio, acompanado por la caida
de nieve, Sc ieja sentir en- la
mayor parte de Europa, ha :
biendo ocasionado la muerte
deSarias persOnas.
Londtes tuvo 81 primera cal
da de nieye mientras en- los dis
tiitos rurales de lnglaterra no
Sc puede transitar por ell eSpe-
sor de la nieve.
Informan de Paris que ALI
nev6 en- la manana de hoy, ba-
jando ell mercurio a cinco gra-
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LERROUX
MANANA SU Discourse

Madrid, Feb. 10.-Manana,
dia IL, Sc cumple ell primer "a
~niversario de la fundaci6n de
la primera Republica Y con tai
motive Sc ratifica la noticia de
que Don Alexandra LerrouX
prOnunciara un SENSATIONAL
discurso en Barcelona.
En- su discurso On. Alejan-
dro ha ofrecido exponer ell pro
grama del partido radical, que
el preside.
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CARTA CABLEGRAFICA De CUBA

yados por los de otras naciones,
teleglafiaron aver a la Isla de
que estiman muy alta la cifra de
5000, 900 toneladas para la "a
fra de 1882.
FL Institute Nacional Cubano
del a2ucar telegrafi6 aver mis-
mo una energica condensation,
informando a los otros delega-
dos que sobre csc total todavia
pueden hacerse 100000 tone
ladaS de aZucar.
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LuiSu PARA
Graciosa senorita, hija del
matrimonio Clara y Luis PARA,
que ha sido pedida su manO por
ell caballeroso j6ven Oscar Cas-
taneda.
No Sc hara esperar esta boda.
Reciban los jovenes enamo-
RADIOS mi felicitacion.
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.AUMFNTARON LAS DIlFI-
ENTIRE LOS
A~XUCARER0S CUBAN0S
Y LOS E~XTRANJEROS

Habana, Enero 10.-Las di-
ferencias entire los azucareros
cubanos y extranjeros aumcnta-
ron aver y TODD indica que ell
plan Chadbourne ira "A un com
pleto fracas0.
Los cosecheros de Java, apo
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M~ELQUIADES ALVAREZ TO
MARA POSSESSION

Madrid, Feb. 1O.-A princi-
pios de la semana pr6Xima to-
mara possession ell nuevo deca-
no del Colegio de Abogados
de esta corte, ST.. Melquiades
Alvarez.
En- reciente votaci6n, Ava
req triunf6 sobre ell candidate
Gabriel Rodriguez. por mas de
Glen votos.
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nuara sus trabajos de auXilio,
hasta cumplir eI programa que
habia preparado.

Vecinos de la avenida - en-
tire las GALES II y IS, pfeSenta-
ron aver p~rotestas contra Ia pa
vimentaci6n, pero Sc han con-
seguido firmas para llevar a ca
DO el trabajo y por 10 tanto Sc
aplaz6 el acuerdo definitivo has
Ia 81 martes pr6ximo.
Fu6 aprobada una ordenanza
s nalando el sueldo al superin-
tendente del acuedActo en- 1920
pesos al ano, 10 que significa
una economic 'de $500.
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Sc LA LIBER-
TAD DE JEFES SINDICA-
LISTAS

Madrid, Feb. 10-De un mo
mento a otro Sc ordenara la
libertad de varios de los jefes
sindicalistas detenidos aqui,
Barcelona Y Sevilla.
Estos leaders fueron deteni-
dos a raiz de haberse declara-
do la huelga revolucionaria
que ell gobierno con sus medi-
das energicas hizo abortar.
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COLECTA A FAVOR DE LAS
NICTIMAS DE SANTIAGO
DE CUBA

Habana, Feb. l0,-Una CO.
mission de damas del Casino Es-
panoi acord6 aver hacer una
colecta en- favor de las victimas
de la catastrofe de Santiago de
Cuba.
Esas Senoras cuentan con la
valiosa cooperation de la colo
MIA eSpanola y otraS entidades.
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Gloria Fuentes

TGOf III 4 USEtC'
Julidn MOnteIeOne
J6venes muy queridos en- es-
ia colonia, que ell pasado lunes
Sc unieron en- matrimonio ante
ell conocido Notario Pdblico Sr.
Candida Perez.
Firmaron ell acta como testi-
COS ell distinguish matrimonio
Margarita Y Jose Suarez,
Pasaran los recien casados
los primeros dias de su luna de
miel en- la bonita ciudad de st,
Augustine.
Que ella sea eterna para los
jovenes espOsos.
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Hd regreSGdO

Hd regreSGdO
De la ciudad de Habana, don
de estuvo varios dias disfrutan-
do de unas cortas y merecidas
vacaciones, regres6 ell domingo
Dor la manana nuestro estimado
V simpatico amigo ell inteligente
j6ven y prestigioso medico Dr.
Adrian Bustillo.
Sea bienvenido.
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s @ c | A | F :

SegGn ell Presidente de la re-
ferida Seccion, Sr. Miguelito
Toca ell p~recio de la entrada Sc
ra ell de 25 centavos para las
personals mayores y los ninos
gratis.
iQuien podra negarse a esta
gran obra de caracter altruis-
ia?
Made, por ESQ Ell 6xito habr$
de ser estupendO.
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RITZ

En- este nuevo coliseo de YbOr
City, sc presenta hoy Scotland
Yard, obra cuyo argumento Sc
hasa en- un crimen pasional y en-
la cual desempena ell principal
papel ell c6lebre Edmund Lowe.
Ademas, caricaturas sonoras
Y noticias graficas.
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ROYAL

Por Ultima vez Sc exhibira en-
el teatro de allende el rio, la
opereta "Un Caballero de Frac"
con Roberto Rey.
Complete ell programa la %
media "The Panic is On, ca
ricaturas, y acontecimientos
mundiales.
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MANIFIESTOS COMUNlS,
TAS

Madrid, Feb. 10.-Se ha CO.
municado desde Barcelona al
Ministerio de la gobernaci6n
que ALI la policia ha r%ecogido
varios manifiestos del partido
comunista, escritos en- tono re-
volucionario.
Las hojas no tienen pie de
imprenta, pero la policia in
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dramatica Ann Harding.
La acci6n de esta ultima Sc
desarrolla en- la vieja ingiaterra
y ofrece al publico interesantes
caracteristicas de la rancia no.
bleza iERlesa.
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T'FATR0S


Vuelve hoy a desfilar por la
pantalla de este teatro Ell doble
programa, "Trasatlantico', pc
licula hablada en- espanol; y
"Devotion", la gran production
inglesa con la famosa eStrella
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NntdliciO

La gentil sehorita Lola Boni-
no, celebra hoy la fecha de su
natalicio.
Por tai motive, sus amistades
que forma legion, iran a felici-
tarle en- horas de la tarde, a su
elegante Residential.
In dia muy venturoso lie de-
sea ell cronista.
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Enferm0

Enferm0
I'm j6ven que goza de mu-
chas simpatias en- nuestra socie-
dad. Ramoncito Guzman, Sc ha-
liza padeciendo de una ligera do
lencia, por 10 cual Sc ha visto
obligado a recluirse en- sus habi-
tacicnes perticulares.
Que muy n~onto Sc recobre
son n~uestros deSeCs.
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Tom6 anOche el ayuntamien-
to Ell feliz acuerdo de destinar
$12, 500 para alivio de los obre-
ros sin trabajo de esta ciudad.
Con este dinero el consejo de
ayuda a los desocupados CONT
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COnciertO pOr radio

Esta tarde a las seis, y por es-
pacio de media bora, la estaci6n
de radio VILLA, de Clearwater,
transmitira un concerto de md-
sica Guiana.
FL sexteto Floridano tiene a
su cargo los siguientes sones:
Capullitos de Aleli, Aquellos O.
ios Verdes, Marta, La Parran-
da Y Me Odias.
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MEJORO FL GRAL. CROW
DER

Habana. Feb. 10,-Tfarante
la noche experiments mejoria ell
general Enoch H. Crowder, eX-
2mbaiador de los Estados Uni
dos en- es,a Rep0bli>a. A pesar
de la meioria los medicos Green
lXiStea muy pocaS probabilida-
DIES de que pueda salvarSe.
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FL TEMPO

Claro para hoy. Nublados
parciales para manana. Maxi
ma temperature aver, 80 gra-
dos, minima 66.
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dos bajo cero. Una tercera par
tie de Francia esta bajo la ME
We Y en- Rheims pereci6 una
persona.
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CARTA CABLEGRAFNA De ESPANA

vestiga para yer 81 puede en-
contrar ell taller donde Sc i'm
primieron.
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Fnnci6n benSficd

Funci0n benetlcu
La que efectuara la Secci6n
de Propaganda del Centre Astu-
riano, en- Ell teatro de la aveni-
da de Nebraska, la noche del dia
6 del entrante mes de mario,
Todo cuanto Sc recaude, es
con ell fin de que los socios in
digentes, puedan tener sus reel
Dos al dia.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-12
BISMARCK Will Be
AMONG CONTENDERS
AT FARGO CLASSIC
Captain Lloyd Murphy and Ben
ION Seen as Potential
Winners at Meet
HUNDREDS WILL COMPETE
Pole Vault and Half Mile Marks
Will Be in Danger at A.
c. Tourney
HUNDREDS WILL COMPETE
(By The Associated Press

Tracks and fields at high schools
throughout the state are being nego-
tiated by the young hopefuls with in
creased ardor this week, similar to the
examining" which is rife at the time
just prior to exams.
With the records available on last
weeks major track events, athletes
entered in major meets to be held
Saturday know how their performance
will compare with that of other Gin
dermen. Those not already qualified
will extend themselves to the limit in
an effort to pass the eligibility re-
quirements for the state interscholas-
tic classic at Grand Forks May 20
and 81.
Rules of the state meet provide
that the tracksters must place first or
second in one of nine recognized ma
jor meets or first in approved county
contests. The May Festival tourney
at Fargo is an exception, however,
with track men placing first, second or
third being qualified for the state af-
fair.
Ranks Second
Fargo's May festival ranks second
in importance to the state meet and
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-12
Is tn: s1$ SIRsS ;t(

The first essential of a good golf
swing is to learn to keep the body
bent. Unless a player can keep the
body in certain plane throughout
the swing it is a waste of time to
keep the left arm straight or to en-
ploy certain grip.
Many golfers stand comfortably in
a fine address position, but at the
top of the backswing the body
has Strengthened out If the body
at any point in the back
swing it is almost impossible to get
lit back in its proper position. The
only result can be sliced or topped
shot.
would advise the golfer who has
this habit to practice the pivot with
a turn of the hips and shoulders.
Imagine the torso turning on an axis
running exactly through the center
Of the body.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-12
EXPRESSES Confidence on Eve Of
Zone Matches With Mex
lean Delegation

New Orleans, May l2.-P)-F1tz
Eugene Dixon. non-playing captain
of the U. s. Davis Cup team when
Friday starts its engagement with
Mexico In the semi-finals OF the
North American zone, expressed ut
most confidence on the eve OF the
match.
As the American team of ELS
worth Vines, Frank x. Shields,
Wilmer Allison and John Van Ryn
entered final practice it bore the
label of its captain: THE best po-
tential team have ever seen"
Van Ryn's sudden development un-
der the tutelage of Coach Mercer
Beasley of a faster, more accurate
and lower flying drive brought from
Captain Dixon the remark: THE
team now has four singles players.
It is ready for anything"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-12
Eight Demons Are
Entered in Meet

Eight Bismarck clndermen will
carry the colors Of the Bismarck
Demons into action at the May
festival at the North Dakota Agri-
cultural college over the weekend.
Coach Roy D. Mcleod has an
nounced.
They are Captain Lloyd Murphy,
who will perform in the pole
vault; Gilbert Benzon, entered in
the 100 and 220-yard dashes; Les
ter Dohn, in the broad jump and
high hurdles: Wade Green, in the
quarter mile; John Heiser and
John Boelter, in the weight
events; Bill Owens in the high
hurdles; and Marvin Welliver in
the mile.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-12
HURLERS DELIVER
AS CLUB BATTING
GOES into SLUMP
Pipgras, Ruffing, Gomez, and
Allen Allow Only Four Runs
in Four Starts
REDS BEAT PILLS, 4 to !
Brooklyn Dodgers Travel II
Innings to Set Down St.
Louis, 4 to 3
INV The Associated Press)

=
The New York Yankees no longer
are getting the flanboyant batting
that had opposing clubs hanging on
the ropes the first fortnight of the
campaign, but their pitching sud-
|denly has become thing of beauty.
In scoring four consecutive victor
les over Detroit and st. Louis and
setting sail after the flying Wash
ington Senators, Joe McCarthy's cur
vers have more than atoned for a
marked falling off in the clubs at
tack.
In four games the quartet Of
George Pipgras, Charles Ruffing,
Vernon Gomez and young Johnny
Allen has Above onlyd four runs. two
Of which would have been averted by
snapper support. Pipgras and Allen
have registered shutouts.
Allen, the rookie from Toronto who
barely was hanging on until he bob
bed up with great Job of relief
twirling last week. won himself
starting berth Wednesday when he
set the Browns down, 3 to 0, on five
scattered hits.
The victory enabled the Yanks to
narrow the gap between them and
the leading Senators to two games.
All the other American League teams
were weatherbound at Washington,
Philadelphia and Boston.
The Brooklyn Dodgers Travelled IL
innings to beat out st. Louis, to 8,
to break a four-game losing streak,
In the 18th wild Bill" Hallahan
uncorked three wild pitches, tying
the major league record for that
specially, passed one man and al
lowed three hits and three runs.
Cincinnati fans enjoyed large
iafternoon as their Reds made it two
out of three over the Phillies, 4 to 1.
Not only did Red" Lucas hold the
Phils to five hits and his battery
innate, Ernie lombard, lead an as
Isault on two visiting moundsmen, but
there were fisticuffs in the bargain.
Leo Durocher, displeased when he
was tagged out stealing second,
planted a right on the jaw of Dick
Bartell. Phils shortstop. Bartell
went down and Durocher went out.
Wind and rain caused postpone
nents at Chicago and Pittsburgh.
| AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yanks Blank Browns
New York-The New York Yankees
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-12
French Want Wine
On Training Table

Paris, May 12-(P,-The French
Olympic committee is still hoping
that American prohibition au-
thorities will allow French ath-
letes at Los Angeles to have a
quart of wine a day.
IF the Americans knew how
great the effect on our boys will
be if they are deprived of wine,
they would be sporting and let
us take as much as we need with
u.s." one official said.
I'VE are accustomed to wine
with our meals and to suddenly
stop drinking it might lessen
our chances in the games"
The committee has agreed to
carry reserve supplies under seal
and to obey any regulations
which prohibition officers wish to
impose.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-12
Gopher Athlete
Receives Medal
Earl Loose Adjudged to Have
Best Combined Character
With Study and Sport

Minneapolis. May 12.-(R - Earl
Loose, Minnesota athlete, had the
habit Of taking his text books on
competitive trips to other schools.
Earl studied hard, piled up an aver
age Of "B" throughout his four years
as a student, and has reaped his
reward.
He was awarded the western con-
ference medal, presented annually to
the senior athlete adjudged to have
best combined character with excel
lence in scholarship and athletics.
Loose. who ranks enthusiastically
with the first IS In his class Of more
than 1000, is credited with having
produced the best grades Of any
Gopher athlete for many years.
He starred in both basketball and
baseball and Is now assistant coach
in the latter sport as his competitive
tcareer ended before the opening Of
this floor season. He played every
| infield position in baseball, special
izing in second base, and in basket.
ball was an outstanding forward TO
two years. His home Is at Luverne
MINI.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-12
Drops
Second Contest
to Steve Hama.
Although Losing 2 to I Decision,
Veteran is Impressive in
Comeback

Philadelphia, May 12.-R)-There
were few to assert that Tommy
Loughran was through with the
leather and canvas Thursday al
though he had bowed second time
beneath the Furnishing fists Of young
Steve HamaS.
The Philadelphia phantom, trying
to come back to the heavyweight
heights from which he tumbled in
last winters wars, said he thought
he had won the 10-round bout which
went to Hamas by q 2 to decision
last night.
His partisans declared his perform
ance demonstrated he still could
sock, that he stu was clever enough
to avoid punishment from . hard
hitting youngster and that 1t might
have been . fluke by which Hamaa
knocked him out In the second round
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-12

will attract considerable attention
from sports followers. Besides the
Fargo track carnival. three other ma.
jor meets will be held this Saturday
They are the Lake region at Devils
Lake. the Northwest at Minot and the
Dickinson track and field meet.
Hundreds of track and field athletes
representing scores Of schools will
participate in the sectional events
Saturday.
It is becoming increasingly difficult
to better existing state high school
track records. but early performances
of young athletes over the state indi-
cate that at least two marks will be IN
danger when the pick Of the field
gathers at Grand Forks.
At Bismarck Lloyd Murphy, winner
of the pole vault event last year. has
gone IL #. 6 in. This is five-eighthS OF
an inch better than the present mark
made by Don Thompson of Devils
Lake in 1924. and Murphys coach pre-
diets he will go IL feet at the state
meet. On soggy field Saturday Muir
ply only vaulted IL it. Az in, and
was tied by Arneson of Fargo. 1t was
good enough, however, to exceed the
meet record.
Behan, Mohan distance runner. Is
credited with having run the half
mile in 2 min. seconds at Kenmare
last week. This is two and four-fifths
seconds better than the 2:04 As mark
that has stood for ten years.
Dash Events Fast
Sprinting events We're completed in
especially good time. Winners of the
100 and 22O-yard dashes negotiated
the distance in better time than was
shown at the state meet last year
Mccain of Mohall, Fait of Valley City
Benzon of Bismarck and Seminars OF
Darlington have been well under II
seconds. Mccain is credited with
equalling the record of 10 lis seconds
but the best he has done in meet is
1914. Fait has twice gone the century
in 10.5.
Seminars 237 seconds is the best
made in the 200, but additional train.
ing and practice is expected to cut
this down considerably.
Randall of Mandan who won the
mile at Grand Forks last year in
minutes 592 seconds, has brought hi.
time down to 4:48, but is still nine
and fifth seconds short of the recore
that has held since 1910. He ran tht
mile last week in II seconds less time
than he did year ago and is figured
to turn in the best mile since Cruick.
shank of Fargo hung up the record
Other outstanding track men in.
clude Lester Dohn of Bismarck, high
hurdles; Jack Charbonneau, Fargo
discus. Boelter, Bismarck, shot put
and Kreutz, Fargo, javelin.
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Of their Madison Square Garden &c
| ART !
\KRENZ

of their Madison Square Garden GO
last January.
The 23-year- old Penn State letter
man tried for Loughran's body
throughout the bout but the veteran
kept him away with his left. Ha-
mas got across several damaging
blows to the jaw.
Two rounds contained most of the
action. A wild rally started in the
fourth when Loughran Jared Hamas
who clipped Loughran on the jaw
making the Philadelphian's knees
buckle. Hamas then backed him
against the ropes to press his adj
vantage. But Loughran rolled with
the punches and weathered the
storm.
In the final round both threw cau-
ton away and tried for a kayo.
Hamas landed first with rights to
Loughran's jaw but Tommy clinched
and in a mmenot returned a right to
Hamass left eye, partly closing it.
The bout attracted $4,000.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-12
CAPTAIN SEES DAVIS CUP TEAM
ASPOWERFUL POTENTIAL UNIT

Although considered outclassed by
the United States, the Mexican play
ers have improved their game stead
lily as they gradually acclimated
themselves and accustomed their
strokes to the lower bounce Of the
ball which they find is heavier than
at their high altitude home.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-12
Five Teams Vie for Association Lead
Struggle Knitted Togeth er
When MiIlers Beat Indians
and Blues Lose

Chicago, May 12.-(P)-The struggle
for the American Association flag is
getting to look like everybody's race
more and more every day.
With the race just one month old,
five clubs were in the thick Of the
battle.
The struggle was knitted tighter
Wednesday as Minneapolis defeated
Indianapolis, 9 TO 4, and Columbus
buried Kansas City, 10 to 3, under a
Is hit barrage. The results left In
dianapolis on top with one game
advantage over Kansas City and
Minneapolis, with Milwaukee, idle
Yesterday because of rain, in fourth
place. two games behind the leader.
Ruble and Benton supplied the
punch that turned back the indians
wednesday. While Benton held them
to nine hits. Ruble smashed out a
home run and a single to drive in four
runs The Millers hammered Ern.e
Wingard for only nine hits but
punched many of them with errors to
score six in the second inning.
Columbus sailed away its victory IN
the first inning against Kansas City.
The Red Birds in that inning, scored
four runs and never were headed.
Slim Harris was the hero as ST..
Paul defeated Louisville, 4 to 2, to
take a two to one lead in the curren.
series. He equalled a seasons record
by striking out ten and allowed six
hits
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Burleigh Grimes refuses to throw
his splitter" for photographers, fear
ing lest he disclose the secret" of
his preparation OF the ball.
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School Track Stars Will Assault Records at May Festival


won their fourth straight game as
Johnny Allen shut out the st. Louis
Browns, 3 to 0.
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Gray, Kimsey and Terrell; ALI and
Dickey.