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ious. The girls score was IL to
Is and the boys % to %.
John Larsen and his wife were
to celebrate their golden wedding
on Wednesday. Mr.. Larsen had a
stroke about week ago and ar
rangements had to be given up.
His SON, Bill, came Sunday from
Metaline Falls.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1933-01-12

Mrs. Boehler and Mrs H.,
spent the day Wednesday auls use,
Mrs. Joe Thomson. with
Rev. Hilbert preached :,
Blacks funeral at Benton Civ mr.
Tuesday. oi'y on
The Woman's club met Tb,,
day at the club rooms. MesS aurs.
Ross, Jones and Rose served "'nes
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1933-01-12

pendicitis, has been very sick, but
is better now and able to see her
friends.
Mrs. Krohling, Nordling, Willm-
sen, Muncey and Boettcher spent
Friday with Mrs. Murray. They
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1933-01-12

Something always goes wrong!
See by the papers that the Farm
Board is now arranging to loan
two bits box on apples to finance
the coming years crop. And here
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1933-01-12
ernor Martins inaugural

Governor Martins inaugural
address to the legislature sounded
like a republicans. Ex-Gov. Hart
ley's farewell address, delivered
the day before, sounded like that
of democrat. Or maybe some
thing has happened to our poll
tics!
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TOP: 1893 Chevrolet roadster climbing hill General
Motors Proving Ground.
Fisher Ventilation system illustrating
how each passenger have individually venta
ton instead of being of through the car
with resultant discomfort and danger to health.
RIGHT: New rar-end of all closed models screening all
slightly underparts of the
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1933-01-12
Richland News Items

Residents Richand invited give the greater
publicity by informing the correspondent of the happenings
the community.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1933-01-12

we've gone and pulled out most of
our apple trees to use as fuel!
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M1,f12a:RI113li6k5gp

The Red & White label is
identified with QUALITY
i'm groceries. Serve these
consistently superior food
products to your family
for hea1th's sake. The Red
& White store is owned
by a hometown man who
belongs to an internation-
al buying organization.
That's why prices are con-
sistently lower.
Evening star., 1933-09-12
$ O.

First the e velvet Sunday night dressa denure high
nekine with soain collar and double rued sleeves faced with
white srosain Rhnesones down the back and teback sash
complete In Black Second linen wool jacket
dress with sleeveless jacket with Ascot tie Beaver trimmed for
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In Brown and Oxford And the right pebble
crepe Dress with ens saiG sleeves and large the
shoades wide be snd pepn tucked the emphasise
the sln straight skirt and tie high Deckne In Rust
Brown Eel All of them, sises II ls II.
Evening star., 1933-09-12
Juniors! Your Fourth Floor Shops -

\ home with a group of spe-
we couldn't begin to dupli.
fered them now. All colors
approved styles and colers.
-such wonderful values that
Fe the opportunity to appre-
|ntirety-they'u 60 like the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-04-22
MYEAR-OLD HITTER
FROM spain unable
T0LAND GOOD BLOW
Youngster Boosted Of g One.
Round Knockouts In Start.
ing on Career
MASTER DEALS PUNISHMENT
Otto Won Porat Rallies After
Knockdown to Beat Hans
6irkis Of Germany

Chicago, April 22.-(R-professor
Tommy Loughran Of Philadelphia,
not quite 80 spry as he was, still Il
good enough to give some Of the
younger fighters fancy boxing les
sons.
Loughran gave one Of his most
convincing demonstrations Friday
night In the Chicago Stadium.
Isidoro Gastanaga, "a year old
clouter from Spain, was the other
party to the exhibition and received
q trimming in 10 rounds that left no
doubt that there stu Is quite q lot
Of good In the Loughran boxing ma
chine.
For 10 rounds 0astanaga. with his
record Of Is one.round knockouts,
tried to get close enough to land .
real punch. The best he could do
was to come close for q couple Of
seconds In the ninth round. Outside
Of that one time. Loughran peppered
his face with straight let's, chopped
him with right crosses and straight
ened him out Of his crouch with stiff
uppercuts.
Hans Birkie, San Francisco Ger.
man heavyweight, knocked Otto Won
Porat Of Norway down In the first
few seconds Of the first round OF
their 10-round semi-final, but Otto
rallied and fought his way to gain
the decision.
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Action Follows Their Unsatis.
factory Appearance on
Cleveland Program

Cincinnati. April 22.-(F-Peter A.
Horbach, secretary of the Ohio box
ing commission, Friday declared q
years suspension effective immedi-
ately on Ben Jeby, of New York, and
Gorilla Jones, of Akron, as result
of charges of fake" in their fight in
Cleveland Tuesday night.
The suspension is automatically ef-
fective in the 81 states allied with
the National Boxing association.
The suspension was asked by the
Cleveland boxing commission. Placed
under the ban also was Suey WEIGH,
Jones manager, and Hymie Caplin,
manager Of Jeby.
Horbach said he was told that the
bout in Cleveland was the rawest
deal ever pulled" It led to a motion
of the Cleveland city council recon-
mending that the purses Of the two
fighters be withheld and either re-
turned to patrons of the bout or dis
tributed to charities, and to suits by
spectators for return of their admis-
sions.
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Heavy Hittsrs Have Secured
Only Seven Home Runs So
Far This Season

Chicago, April 22.-ReThe home
run hitters, usually q very active
group In the American Association,
apparently haven't begun to bear
down yet this season.
To date, only seven home runs have
been turned In and no one has re-
peated. Three Of the homers were
credited to Minneapolis batsmen. Joe
Mowry, Spencer Harris and Art Ruble
were the Millers cashing In with long
blows. Thompson Of Louisville: Fen
ner Of st. Paul: Stanley Schino Of
Kansas City. and Ernie Wingard, .
real old-timer from Minneapolis, were
the others.
Another pair Of six-hit pitching
performances were registered Friday,
but the hurlers therein were beaten.
At Toledo, Charlie Wood Of Kansas
City held the Mudhens to q half
dozen safeties, only to lose the deci-
sion, ! to 0, when he loosed . wild
pitch In the eighth with the bases
loaded.
Louisville hoped onto Les NUNS
for three runs In the first inning and
the outburst was sufficient to account
for q 3 to 2 victory over st. Paul.
Munns pitched grand ball the rest
Of the way, but Dick Bass managed
to hold the lead given him in the first
inning.
Columbus pitching begged down
and Milwaukee won the second game
Of the series, 8 to 3.
Scores by innings:
Indians Nose Out MillesS
Minneapolis -. 600 oo2 ooo-2 8 o
Indianapolis -. Ol0 600 O02-3 6 o
Benton, Van Glider and Glenn:
Bolen and Riddle.
Brewers Beat Red Birds
Milwaukee 49,. $50 00l sos 10 2
Columbus 49,. 00l COZ 000-3 10 T
Braxton and Young: Heise. Osborne
and Sprinz.
Pearson Blanks Blues
Kansas City :. 600 600 900 Il 9
Toledo ........ 600 600 0lx-1 8 Q
Wood and Brenzel: Pearson and
Asby.
81. Pau, ....... 900 90 o1o-s 8 :
Munns and Fenner: Bass and
Thompson.
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Citation Meariag. Fisal Repert and
Accountlng ana Petition for Final
DistPlbutton
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. County
n Il e coGNT9 COURT sesor. Hon. l.
IN the Matter Of the Estate Of
August Trygg, Deceased.
Frank H Trygg, Petitlone1'
Augusta Trygg, David Trygg. Oscar
A. Trygg. Ida Worthen. Martha ia! Sa.-
nj. Juhis, Alma Juhis. David Juhls.
Lucille Reddicopp. Elton Reddicopp
The state Of North Dakota to the
Above Named Respondents:
You and each OF you are hereby
cited and esI Il T. ,s epecsr Sstooe
Burleigh. In said state. 1t the office
Of the County Judge Of said County:
at the Court House In the City OF
Bismarck, in said County and state.
on the 10th day Of May A. D.. 1893.
1t the hour Of 10 o'clock In tho fore.
any you have, Why the final report
and account filed herein BY Charles
J. TryEE, the Administrator OF the
Estate Of August Trygg. late Of the
City Of Bismarck. County OF Burleigh
and state Of North Dakota. deceased.
should not be allowed and the said
Estate distributed according to the
petition contained in said account.
Let service be made Of this citation
~ required by law.
Dated this 18th day Of April A. D.,
1898.
(SEAL)
BY the Court,
!. C. Davies.
Judge Of the County Court.
4Hs.2:
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and Harris granted only three hits.
The result gave the Pirates the Ma
tional League lead as the Boston
Braves, held to four blows, took ad-
vantage OF Hal Schunacher's wildness
to defeat the New York Giants 81.
The defeat knocked the Giants off
the unbeaten list and brought the
Braves their first victory.
Sparky Adams and George Watkins
led the Cardinals cut Of a batting
slump to 40 triumph over the Chi
cago Cubs. They made four blows
apiece Of the Cards H. Bill Hallahan
BANKED the Cubs with five hits.
Brooklyn and Philadelphia had an
open date. Score by innings:
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Indians Blank Detroit
RHE
Detroit ........ 900 900 oO0-0 S O
Cleveland $500. 200 POI 00x-5 9 /
Rowe and Hayworth; Hildebrand
and Spencer.
Yankees Still Winning
New York 49,. 81 ITO ooo-7 IS !
Boston ........ 600 020 030-5 8 l
Ruffing and Dickey; We'll n d,
WEIGH, Mclaughlin and Shea.
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Notice to Creditors
IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE

OF Augusta Trygg, Deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given by the un.
dersigned. Charles ]. Trygg. Admins
tr.tof with the VII! ANNEXED q The +:
township Of frygg In the County OF
Burieigh ana state Of North Dakota.
dsceaO ed, to the creditors Of. and all
persons having CLAIMS against the
sstaee OF. sid deceased. to exhibit
them With the nscess.ry , youcn hers
iieatioa % this notice. to said
Charles J. Tsy9g. Administrator. 1t
his rosjdencs. SEX Sec. 80. IN Trygg
Townshjp, in Burleigh County. North
Dakota. Or 70 the Judge Of the Coun.
" Court Of Burleigh County. North
Dakota; at hi. office ., IN the ne. Court curt
leigh County, North Dakota.
You are hereby further notified
that Hon. !. c. Davies. Judge OF the
County Court within ana Tor the
County Of Burleigh. ana state Of
North h1s f ,sss the TT 9Th h aay
Of 10 o'clock II the forenoon Of said
day, at the Court Rooms Of said
Court. In the Court House In the City
OF Bismarck. In Burlsigh County,
North Dakota, - the time and place
for hearing and adjusting all claims
n:s 3: :sss q w e: III. s.v.
duly ana REGULARLY presented e here
inbeforo provided.
Dated April ll1A. D. 1888.
Charles J: Tryg9. the Administrators
with the VIII Annexed Of the
Estate Of Augusta Trygg. De-
ceased.
First publication on the 18th day
Of April a. D.. 1854.
-Noison a. Mason, Attorney for -Ad-
ministrator. Bismarck, n. D.
4/l5-s5-:e
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Fights Last Night


Chicago-Tommy Loug h r q n,
Philadelphia. outpointed Isidoro
Gastanaga, Spain, (l0): Otto Won
Porat. Norway. outpointed Hans
Birkie. San Francisco. (l0): Tiger
Jack Fox, Terre Haute, Ind, out.
pointed Lou Scozza, Buffalo. N.
Y, co.: frankie O'Brien, Hart
ford. Conn.,, outpointed Marty
Sampson, New York. co.: Nick
scalba. Chicago. outpointed joey
Palasolla. Detroit, co..
New Workable Hunt. Ponca
City, Okla, knocked out Iunocen-
to Baiguera, Italy. a.: Lou Pos
ter, Pottstown, Pa, stopped Juan.
it, oliquibell. Spain. co.: Tony
Dominguez, Tampa. Fa., stopped
Nell Kilbane, washington, a..
Detroit-Ernie Maurer, Detroit.
Knocked out Jackie Stewart.
Louisville, KY, ca.
Pittsburgh-Eddie (KiO Wolfe.
Memphis, Tenn, outpointed Joe
Randall, Pittsburgh, (l0); Billy
Hope, Pittsburgh, outpointed Phil
Rafferty,. New York, (l0); Eddie
Zivic, Pittsburgh. outpoi n t 9 d
Johnny Durso, Pittsburgh, co.:
Elmer Wilson, Pittsburgh, knock.
ed out Sharkey Lesko. Pittsburgh,
ca.
st. Paul-Jackie sharkey, Min
neapolis, outpointed Wayne Short,
st. Paul, (1O: Babe Daniels, Min
neapolis, outpoiuted Johnny
Stanton. Minneapolis, CO...
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OFFICE OF THE DEPUTY PRO
HIBITION ADMINISTRATORS FOR
THE STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA:
FARGO, NORTH DAKOTA. TIE
FOLLOWING DE s,eIdi:GR,S G 10y NoW
STOREn IN THE CAPITAL CITY
GARAGE ON EIGHTH STREET.
BISMARCK. NORTH DAKOTA. VIII
BE SOLD AT PRIVATE SALE ON
APRIL Is. 1888: 1929 Sport Mode,
FORD Coupe; ENGINE Eng E,,r NumH Ell
COUPE. ENGINE NUMBER 335203.
coMPET!IIyE SEALED BIDS ID Will n
APRIL Is, 1898. AND ENVELOPES
ENCLOsING SAME SHOULD BE
PLAINLY MARKED IBID" AND AD"
DRESSED TO THE DEPUTY PRO.
HIBITION ADMINISTRATORS. BOX
10, FARGO. NORTH DAKOTA ;,l PA1 :
BE MADE BY POsTOFFICE MONEY
ORDER MADE PAYABLE TO ROB
ERT D. FORD. PROHIBITION AD'
MINIsTRATOR.
4/15.22
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Wilson Charles Takes Comfort
able Lead Friday az De.
cathlon % Started

Lawrence, Kas., April 22.-R)-Cool
and unsettled weather Saturday may
prevent the pick Of mid-western uni
versity and college track talent from
shattering records In the 18th annual
Kansas Relays.
In the vanguard Of the 600 here for
the first major outdoor meet Of the
year were the eight contestants in the
Missouri Valley A. A. y. decathlon.
They were to complete the all-round
test Saturday morning. At the end
Of the first five events Friday Wilson
(Buster) Charles, former Haskell In
dian Institute star, was In q favor
able position to claim the title held
the past two years by James A..
Bausch, olympic decathlon winner in
1882, who Is not defending his relays
title.
The Oneida Indian won four OF the
five events for q point total Of 3983.76.
= lead Of $40 points over his nearest
opponent, Charles Childress from the
Central Missouri teachers college at
Warrensburg.
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The Yankee feat recalled the way
they won the American League pen
nant and the world championship last
year as Babe Ruth hoisted his second
homer of the season over the score
board in left field and every Yank ex-
cept Pitcher Charley Ruffing got at
least two hits for rs decision.
Sugar Cain Effective
The Philadelphia Athletics were
outhit by Washington, but Pitcher
Merit ,Sugar) Cain was effective in
the pinctes and Connie Mack,s cluD
won 81 triumph. Buddy Myers
homer was the only Senator score
Chalmer (BilD CiSsell of Cleveland
did some lusty individual clouting to
provide the proper backing for Oral
Hildebrand's five-hit hurting ana
lead the Indians to a so victory over
the Detroit Tigers. Cissell nicked
Lyn Rowe for a homer, double and
a single. The only American League
game in which pitching played the
biggest part saw the st. Louis Browns
defeat Chicagos White SoX to 0.
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Baseball Is Stirring In North Dakota
COOL WEATHER HITS HOPES
FOR NEW KANSAS RECORDS

the Laurence Stocks home near Bald
win Saturday night.
Miss Caroline johnson spent . few
panied by Mrs. Henry Fox, shopped In
days last week visiting with Nellie
Partyka.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Joe Warmka, accom-
Bismarck Friday.
Dinner guests at the Spitser home
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Miller and Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Ollen-
berger Of Macumber, also Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Fox and Doris Krotz Wis
tied there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Schiller Wis
tied with Mrs. Schuler's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Brenniese, Of Wash
burn Sunday.
Miss Marjorie Erstrom, q Bismarck
high school student, spent the Easter
vacation with her mother, Mrs. Elbin
Erstrom.
Misses Mildred I1ilken and Violet
Druer of Wilton spent q few days last
week visiting at the Perry Nelson
home.
Miss Pauline Hagstrom, teacher OF
Ecklund school No. 2, spent the week.
end at her home near Still.
Charley Sorch called at the A.
home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dixon and Mrs
VIM. ollenberger shopped In Bis
marck Tuesday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-04-22
jamestown, Minot and Devils
Lake Already at Work for
Approaching Season



The seasonal baseball war loomed
closer Il North Dakota Saturday with
announcements from three sections Of
the state that Sunday would mark
the opening Of training sessions tor
the 1888 campaign.
Baseball clubs representing three Of
the states larger cities, jamestown.
Minot, and Devils Lake, swing into
the practice sessions to select squad
members from numerous candidates
and to determine the best nine to
represent the cities.
Manager Breen Of the Devils Lake
club viii send his crew through q
session Of infield and outfield prac-
tice along with some batting drills.
He expects to get . line on the teams
projects from these drills.
Breen has scheduled an exhibition
game between the probable regulars
and other candidates for the team
for April 30. The opening game win
be May and Breen Is dickering with
New Rockford and Rugby clubs for
an engagement then.
Joe Day, Shields Indian, may pair
with Milt Kabeary to handle the
clubs mound duties. Another pos
sible addition Is Bill Whitemore,
southpew first baseman.
Minot's baseball call followed .
meeting Of the Minot baseball aseo.
citation. Improvement work on the
diamond has started.
jamestown launched on the new
season with election Of new officers
headed by Z. A. Moline, president,
and immediately called for candidates
to report for practice sessions Sum
day.
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Valley City Vikings
Win Dual Track Meet

Valley City, N. D.. April 22.-(Re
Valley City state teachers college
showed considerable early season
cinder power BY defeating Aberdeen
normal, TN to 5815. In = dual track
and field meet here Friday after
noon.
The Vikings had three high point
winners Of the competition, Lyle
Haines scoring 10. Warren Peterson
IS, and julie Ffiestad 10. Donald
Walker was high for Aberdeen with
nine
The relay ended In . dead heat,
Aberdeen drawing mp 70 finish IN Z
to at tho tape after trailing from
the beginning.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-04-22
Wilson
BY MRS. JOHN 4. BERG


auss Herds Berg spent Monday
with hey cousin, HiIda wagner.
Callers at the Sam Berg home Sat-
urday were Logan Emery. Bill MAX.
we'll, Philip Wall, Richard Auue. Mr..
and Mrs. John Berg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Nuemiller, Mr..
and Mrs. John Berg spent Easter
Sunday at the Christ Berg home at
Wing.
John and Emil Wagner called n
Mercer Sunday evening.
Visitors and callers at tho Sam
Berg home Sunday was Albert and
Reinhold Wagner, Philip Warner,
John Walter, Albert Berg, Christ
F!emmer, Roy Thoytra, Vino 4
Sherman and Hilda Wagner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 0esele and
daughter Aletha called at tho Louise
Wagner home.
Peter Prckap called at the. Fred
Nuemiller houae Friday evening.
Mr.. and 1rs. Paul Wahl were VII.
ton shopperS Saturday.
Mr.. and 1rs. I'd. Warner visited
at the Jake .Kurle home Sunday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-04-22
Yesterdays Stars

Bump Hadley, Browns - Banked
White 6ox with two hits ana one
walk.
Pie Traynor, Pirates louted dou-
BILE with bases full against Cincinnati.
Oral Iiildebraud, 1ndians-shut out
Tigers with five hits, tanning six.
frank Hogan, Braves-Made two OF
Hoston's four hits against Giants
and drove In one run.
Earle Combs, Yankees-Olouted two
doubles and single against Red 6ox.
eparky Adams and George Watkins.
Cardinals Raped Chicago pitching
for four hits apiece.
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EcLlund
~ MISS PAULINE sPITzER

Dinner guests at the J. G. Iilken
home in Wilton Sunday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Hilken, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Freike
ana Charles Newberry.
Edmund Splitter and Laurence Spit
ser called ct the Ole Hagstrom home
Sunday.
Shoppers In Bismarck Saturday
were Mrs. Rosie Splitter and daugh-
ter, Amelia, Mike Neidimeyer, Ray
nard Splitter, Dave Carlson, George
Buchholtz. Carl Splitter and son, Bob.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Standby were
choppers in Wilton Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ffanklund
visited with Mrs. Tranklupds mother,
Mrs. Rosie Splitter, Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Miller and Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Ollenberger called at
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-04-22
Barney Ross Will
Battle Canzoneri
chicago's Young Jewish Star
Will Get Crack at Title
Some Time in June

Chicago, April 22.-tReTony Cam
zoneri. lightweight champion Of the
world, will defend his crown against
Barney Ross, clever young Chicago
Jewish youth, at Wrigley Field, home
Of the Chicago Cubs, in June.
The match. signed after the Lough-
ran-Gastanaga bout at the Chicago
stadium Friday night, was set tenta-
lively for June %. The championship
match will be staged by the Chicago
stadium operating company.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-04-22
Diamond Stars
Are Called Out

Bismarck baseball players aEo
urged to turn out for . peellmi.
nary workout Sunday afternoon
Locking toward oryanlzatioo Of .
city team.
The workout win begin 1t :
o'clock at the city athletic field.
II suitable material appears
and interest appears sufficient. It
II probable that . city team will
be organized Immediately.
Among performers who win Be
available 70 . Capital City team
this year are three University Of
North Dakota stars who played
In the Manitobe league last sea.
son. They aro Honey hoy 0ecker,
pitcher, hitter AMI all.aroand
performer; len Jscobsons native
a Bismarck, flryt boeeman; and
Westasl Of Williston, catcher and
Oecond.sackee.
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Irwin g Bump
Fl a q ley turn e d
back the clouting
Chicagoans wit h
two singles.
Pittsburgh didn't
get started scoring
until the eighth
inning, when a
pinch single by
Forrest nse n
started the BUGS
off on a five-run
rally. Jim Bot
tonlley hit a homer
for Cincinnati's
~y., C-.EN
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-04-22
Pitchers Retain Control Of
Major League Situation
At Present, However
FIVE PITCHERS ARE STINGY
Merritt Sugar Cain and For.
rest Jensen, Rockies, in
Big Roles Friday
BY HUGH S. FULLERTON, JR.
ASSOCIATED Press Shorts Writer)

While the pitchers still are in con-
troll of the situation, major league
batsmen are showing signs OF break
ing loose and creating the usual car
mage in the curving department.
One round of seven games Friday
saw five teams held to five hits or
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fewer. but at the
same time the New
York Yam k e e S
opened up with a
smuggling carnival
that produced Is
blows against the
Boston Red Sox;
the st. Louis Car
dinals piled up a
l4-hit total, ana
Pitts burgh's Pr
rates slugged out
a 81 victory over
the Cincin n All
Reds in one big
inning.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-04-22
Association CIouters In Late Start
BEN JEBY AND GORILLA JONES
SUSPENDED A YEAR BY N. B. A.

The fight was q non-title affair,
though Jones is the N. B. A. middle
weight champion and Jeby the New
York state boxing commissions nom.
ination for world titleholder.
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Brasil has started . new airport
which Is expected to b the most
modern In tho world. It viii b
located near Rio De Janeiro. And viii
cost more than 100000.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-04-22
G;uESsEs,

THE portrait is OF HANS
L WAGNER. famous Pitts
burgh shortstop. The song was
written by ARTHUR PENN.
The weapon shown is q
SCIMITAR.