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Evening star., 1934-12-07

BY virtue OF the power conferred upon
him under the last Will and testamen; OF
Matilda c Markham. deceased, the UNDER
signed trustee will sci! a: public auction,
IN iron, Of the premises. on MONDAY
THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF DECEMBER
A D 1924. AT THREE O'CLOCK PM part
OF lot 3. assessed as lot SOP. in square
%" being improved as above
Terms OF sale, One-thrd OF the pur-
chase price to be paid IN cash balance
TO be secured by a first deed Of trust upon
The property sold payable on or before
three years from date OF sale with inter-
est az the rate OF q PEI ccntum per
annum payable semi-annually from DAY Of
sale or all cash at the option of the
purchaser A deposit of & 5000 will be
REQUIRED al time OF sale. All convey
anc!EG. recording. notary fees, revenue
stamps etc. at tne Cost CT the purchaser
Terms OF sale 10 be complied with within
thirty Gays from day OF sale otherv Sc
the trustee reserves the right to resell the
property. at the risk and cost of the
defaultlrE purchaser. after five days ad-
vertlsement Of such resale. in some news
paper published IN Washington D. c,
HERMAN E. GASCH
Trustee, under Will of
Matilda c. Markham
H23 18th S.. NV.
TORRINER- GRAHAM BREZ AND
TOBRINER
Attorneys for the Trustee.
Southern Building.
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TWO UNUSUAL

-
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE close to Ward
man Park Hotel on Woodey I'd; y rooms
a bed rooms. 3 baths and servants quar-
ters. recreation room over Gear garage;
transportation and schools Only SI4 800
for this tapestry brick de luxe home. Small
down payment and easy terms
300 18th ST. N.W.-Brick detached
house overlooking Rock Greek Park. close
to downtown; ! rooms and bath; upper
We have been instructed by the owner
who is out of town. to accept a reasonable
offer with small down payment. Corner
18th and Quarry rd.. near Harvard ST.,
one block from Ontario Apis
For details and appointment. phone or
THE TOLEDO GUARANTY CORP.
1926 Woodward Bldg. National 2626.
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Repossessed, Renovated,
Redr1ced


Formerly S145OO; now $3.50. On Col,
I'd. at 14th NV: 9-r. and b. brick all mod
ern. new equipment. yard to alley; perfect
condition. Financed by building associa-
ton. OWNER. District 45OS
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Trustees Sale of Valuable
Four-Story Brick Building
Situate in First CONNER
cial Zone Containing Store
on First Floor With Upper
Floors Being Used for Busi.
ness Purposes and as Liv-
ing Quarters; Being Prem
ises No. 1926 New York
Avenue Northwest.
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COLORED.
WANTED-APARTMENTS.
WANTED-APT. HOUSES.

ATTENTION!
ApApTNFNT-HOU OWNERS.
Client desires to purchase modern build
,ns 40 10 60 units. good northwest sec
ton, cash subject to one trust; ounnti1
YOUR statement with full particulars. pref
efa0'f fEpWARD P. SCHWARTZ. INC.
1o14 Vermont Ave Phone District 62lO.
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.

FURNISHED AND UNF'URNISHED HOUSES
and apartments for rent. Have waiting
clients for both
HARRY JUSTINE
$40 1lth S.. NV. National 2e44. %
FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED. SUIT
able for roCmiLg OF boarding house; north
west. above Eye 81. between 18th and Sth.
Address Box los SJar Office. -
COLORED-6 OR S-EOOM HOUSE, NV.
location, reasonable; small cash to start
Address Box MS Star Office.
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noo .4,6

1% THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POST
poned until FRIDAY. THE FOURTEENTH
DAY OF DECEMBER. d. 1884. at the
SAME HOUR and place.
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

BEST SECTION OF CITY 6 AND S ROOM
houses attractlvely furn. and uniurni n. sol
appointment. phone Adams 6S65 ~.
1889 NEWTON ST. NV. MT. PLEASANT
Attractively furnished. modern; rooms roiiS
library; near Rock Creek Park; .conyen-
tent to stores. transportation AVallap,e
December 15 to April 10 or OCTOBER l.
Inspection any time
GROOM BRICK, H.-W H; COMPLETELY
furnished: S6O per month Available uQtll
May /. Call North 7'!03 or inquire @317
Rhode Island ave. ne.
SMALL, FURNISHED HOUSE IN GEORGE
town: S125 mo. References required. Call
Potomac o6S6.
4O4 ST. Sc
Capitol Hill. l square from Folger
Library, near Supreme Court and House
once Bldg4l4,, rooms r;i, bathfc NV VII h
exceptionally desirable for, Senator. Con-
gresham or one who will appreciate
home handsomely furnished IN modern
and antiques; private family only. Rental
reasonable.
52o 18th st. Realtor. Natl. o753.
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SAIE-LOTS.

trees water and sewer paid for, so by 1913;
3 blocks from penna. ave; 81 100. Address
Box 257-K. Star ONCE.
ACREAGE IN SMALL. OR LARGE TRACTS
in p C.. Nd and Va. suitable for sub
Are raht For safesy and pro bns
nearby suburban acreage TTemS can be
arranged. Brokers protected. Address Box
445-R. Star once
FRONTING 55 FEET ON ROCK CREEK
home site is the best buy in the city.
Price. $3.50. Phone Georgia as06.
CHOICE SHADED HOME SITES. l@Oxl5O.
growing Virginia suburb restricted. Treas
ury. lS minutes. Only S395. Phone
Adams 1856.
BROKERS ATTENTION.
Circle. adjoining Fort Myer; principal bou-
levard from South over Memorial Bridge;
excellent for gas stations. hotels and buSl-
ness n i've genera FSdToN egd1s GORDON
WELL-LOCATED LOTS IN LEE HEIGHTS.
subject 10 small trust. for improved prop
erty Brokers protected. Address Box
4IG-R. Star office.
EDGEMOOR MD-BEAUTIFUL BUILD
ing ste. "0xl20; large trees. Owner will
fa'Tis Ehior 10, aS5 MsT
Building.
LOTS BEAUTIFUL LEVEL LOTS NEAR
Mt Vernon Boulevard. 25x2l5 feet. for
S315 each; easy terms. or will take good
G7-R star once -' -- -
LYON PARK LOT. BOYLE. LOCATED
in particularly attractive section OF this
progressive community: sufficiently large
esaf Of al sn s%d
taxes. Price. $1,000. Address Box 4a0-R
Star once. 9'
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SALE-HOUSES.

ATTRACTIVE HOUSE IN FIRST-COM-
mercial zone suitable for a home or to
remodel for Offices or business: rooms
and bath and cellar: lot 21xS0 feet.
Priced reasonably: 81 900 cash and bal
ance in monthly payments.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD.
,1.D o.
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JUST THE PLACE TO LIVE
COMFORTABLY AT

JUST THE PLACE TO LIVE
COMFORTABLY AT
VERY Low COST.
A truly good buy in Takoma Park. Nd.
near school stores and Transportation. Six
bright sunny rooms. Move in and stop
rent Detached garage.
THOS. E. FARRELL CO Realtors:
72I 10th ST. NV. National 0'65.
ONE 9-ACRE AND ONE 4-ACRE TRACT
of land on new Lee Boulevard leading to
Skyline Drive This is valuable property
time Address Box 429-R. Star once.
2Oa WASHINGTON AVE, RIvERDALE.
Md rooms and bath. ami: . large
lots paved street attractively priced. on
easy terms. ARTHUR CARR. Phone Hy-
attsville l59
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STORES AND APARTMENTS.

STORES AND APARTMENTS
Unusually valuable business property.
containing . large stores. > four-rm. apart
ments above Il store vacant: rental over
5000 per month. Excellent northwest loca
tion. An opportunity to acquire high-class
property at sacrifice price.
14O4 K CAFRITZ DIST 9OS0.
ON 14th ST, NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE
store and two 4-room. kit. and b. apart
ments. Splendid opportunity for invess-
ment or business purposes. Priced at o
speculative figure
w. H WALKER
734 18th st. NV. National 1850.
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Observation-Disclosures

,699 18th ST. NV ROOMS AND
lock from Central High School. S65.
HAS E TRIBBY SONS owners. Sl4 Dis
rict Bank Bldg. Dist. 411S.
OXHALL VILLAGE-G ROOMS AND AT.
&c Semi detached; newly decorated
l.ouch0u' 4i6J Greenwich Parkway.
l,lct.nlnrcG
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THOS J. OWEN & son. ACCTIONEERS.
1881 EYE ST. NV.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

MONEY TO LOAN ON D c REAL ESTATE
at lowest rates. Prompt service. JESSE
L. HE1SKELL. 1115 Eye st. NV.
LOANS
On Real Estate in d. c.
Prompt Action. Courteous Treat:ne mt.
PERCY H RUSSELL CO.
1r3I z 81 N w
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sALE-1NvEsrMENr PROPERTY.

SALE-INtESTMEN PkOPEkTY.
SPECIAL-INVESTOR SPECIAL.
Four frame houses. rented to colored at
500 per month; good northwest section.
Price only S5 800.
Two Groom frame houses, GEORGETOWN,
FIRST COMMERCIAL. Will rent for S45
monthly. Price only $3.50; $3.50 cash
and balance building aSsocia ton. G. G.
DUTY. 1924 Vermont ave. Natl. 44S2.
OUTSTANDING APT. HOUSE VALUE.
Modern tapestry brick. comparatively
new building: good location; contains 30
units of 3 and rooms each (average
rent. S3s per aptD. Fully rented at
$4,000 annually. owner will consider
part trade Call Mr.. Towbes
1404 K. CAFRITz. DIST. 9Os0.
ON ST. NEAR 7th SE-FOUR 6-RM
frames. elec.. ETC.; good condition; rented
for $22 so each. Price. only ST $50 each:
$500 cash. balance in building association.
Phone OWNER. District 45OS.
18th STREET N. w.
Store and apis. in busiest district paying
an excellent return. wonderful invest
ment opportunity. Investigate this at once.
ROBT. L. MckEEVER co.
233 shoreham Bldg. National 4760.
293O 18th ST. NV.
Reduced for Quick Sale!
PHONE COLUMBIA 3s4l. 81
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SALE-HOUSES.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
ONT W C10 Sn0

new: q rooms, = baths bed room and batf
on first floor o4l burner. 2-car garage; 10
5Oxl5O Call Wisconsin 1892.
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A REAL BARGAIN.

n
A corner Brandywine st. n.w.-6 T. and
b. hardwood floors, large attic. modern
plumbing. h.-W.h., storage hot water
double back and cement front porcheS; lot
40Xl00: $1,000 less than cost with 81 900
cash.
D, II. JOHNSON CO. 941 N. Y. Ave NV
REPOSSESSED HOUSES FOR SALE-ROW
houses. bungalows and semi-detached; re-
conditioned ready for occupancy: 5000
cash. plus rental terms: $3.50 up: S37 50
10 $50 per month.
EDW NJ WILLIS.
Investment Bldg Phone National T4To
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ANTED tn RUY-HOUSES.
SALE-SUBURBAN.

SALE-SUBURBAN
3-ROOM BUNGA-
low double garage. fertile garden lot; small
dhsn payment. rest like rent; Inquire
O. NJ HARRISON. Sultland. Nd
BUILDERS AND SUBD1VIDERS.
There is no opportunity like Virginia
today See US about purchase OF lots with
second-trust paper or 10 purchase acreage
for subdivision. Property on Lee Boule-
ward and elsewhere
1922 K ST. NV,
District 65,i3. Ewes. Cleveland ll3S.
BUNGALOW BARGAINS. s. 30 TO $3.50.
Attractive homes with all modern improve
ments Easy terms Phone National POI l;
evenings HyattsvIlle l3.-J
BELTSVILLE-6-ROO HOUSE . ACRES
ground facing Bait Blvd. Sl,950; 500
down. $50 month. ZANTZINGER co.
Creenvnnd 1910
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RENT-OFFICE SPACE.
EXCHANGE.
SALE OR EXCHANGE.

WILL SELL OR TRADE MY FLORIDA
property. L. j. MEISTER. 235 sth ne.
H.
LARGE HOME IN EAST ORANGE. N. j..
exchange, clear for Washington property
from $4,000 to $4,000.
w. S. HOGE JR..
1927 K St. NV.
Jet G6R2. Cleveland
Evening star., 1934-12-07

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FRAME
RESIDENCE CONTAINING THREE
APARTMENTS KNOWN AS PREM
ISES o9I., WILLOW STREET, IA
KOMA PARK, DISTRICT OF CO.
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500 TO 500 900.

NlUU IL SlUU.buU.
Small payments. quick service; no red
tape: reasonable. ! Will call to see YOU.
day or evening Loans on first trusts.
Loans procured on second and third trusts
also procured on auto. Inheritance. fix
lures. stock bond. etc. DIR. A. HENRY,
INC. lul6 Eye ST. NV. tWhere Eve meets
N. Y. ave.. Open m. to ; m. Also
evenings Except Tues. and Sat evenings.
: pm. to 9 pm. Phone National 1919
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j. 8. EICHELBERGER.
1 QE 2 I Ave n z Poi ott1ac o .
PEATI REDL
S5.o5O-WOODRIDGF.

SSQS0-NOODRI
Semi-detached modern home in excep-
tionally fine location, and Will probably be
sold before the recondltIonlng is finished
Has t nice rooms. tiled bath, hot-Water
heat. hardwood floors. on large lot with
pretty paintings and a garage Even at
this low price the house is being refinished
like brand-new for the purchaser. To
inspect. phone
K. NJ. HOOKER.
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WOODBRIDGE s5."5u. NEW
" decorated; Is rooms and bath; near
SChoo. cars. stores
BRODIE & cor BERT. INC. Natl sS75.
CHEVY .CHAsE-NoRTHWEST SUBURBS.
Complete Rental LiSt-Auto Service.
EDW. H. JONES & CO, INC.
$500 Conn. Ave
CIev o2OO EXeningS Wise o512.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-19

(Duncy and some dolls have Q lot of fun in the next stOry.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-19

! The Tinymites all laughed in elee, Cause twas a funny sight So see wee Scouty hanging to a Reindeer which was dashing by.
 "The reindeer sure knows how So run. I'll bet that riding him is kun," exclaimed brave little Eoldy. That's 8 stunt I'd like ko try"
 "Aw, you're not brave enough For that" snapped Duncy. "You would soon fall flat. Such riding es an art, and you had best stay bn the ground. 1 "I'n bet youp anything you'd fell, when you began to go pell- hell. Take my advise and stick lwith me, where we are safe and Bound"
 Then Santa whispered, err be hkIad to help you fool that little Had. I'll strap you to a reindeer.
 Then you'll stay On, as you bhould."
 The trick was pulled and Dotty kried, "Ah, ha! I told you I could ride" Wee Duncy was surprised. He yelled, Gee, I'll admit you're sood."
 Soon Santa shouted, If you please, we'll now make things for
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-12-19

Christmas trees. Come right into my bubble room, and bubbles you can blow. When they are big enough to use for ornaments, no time we'll lose. We'll paint them all bright colors so they'll make a dandy show.
 
 Fair Goldy laughed with all her might. 'Why. they will burst right out of sight," she shouted. Are you fooling us?" "Of course not" Santa said. Most bubbles burst, I will ad- init, but mine are not like those, one bit. When mine are blown up high enough, they stay blown up, instead" So to the bubble room they ran. Before them Santa put a pan of very soapy water. Then he criew, "Blow bubbles fine!" The Tinies did as they were told, and through the air big bub- bles rolled. OF Santa promptly painted them and hung them on a line.
 Copyright 1884 NEA Service Incl (Duncy and some dolls have a lot of fun in the next story.)
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-01
PREP ATHLETES WILL.
BETTER MARKS UNDER.
Plan, Says DIRECTOR
North Dakota Prep Records
Compare Favorably With
Those Of. Minnesota
GOPHER STATE HAS EDGE
Flickertails Turned in Better
Performances in Six
Divisions

Grand Forks, N. D., June 1.-fP-
A possibility that North Dakota higl,
school track men might improve their
marks II the state meet was held
later in the spring was seen by c. A..
West. director Of athletics at the Uni
versity Of North Dakota, under whose
auspices the meet is staged annually.
He said indications we're that next
year the meet will be conducted
either the last week in May or the
first week in June.
Comparing records made by the
prep school stars Of North Dakota and
Minnesota, at their respective state
track-field meets. track officials said
the two states are almost on par
with Minnesota stars turning in bet
ter performances in eight events while
the F1ickertail athletes had advant-
ages In six divisions.
They credited the North Dakota
track men with the mile race in
view of the performance OF Fieler.
Gladstone. N. D.. runner. who ran the
distance in 4.37 to break 2O-year
record. Minnesota does not run the
mile event.
Other Nodak advantages we're In the
century, won by Barcus. Mohall; the
shotput. won by Dietz. Mohall, the
broad jump, % feet ~ inches. won
by Fitzmaurice, Mohall; the pole
vault won by Langren. Underwood;
and the javelin. won by Fisher. Fargo.
Minnesota props better North Da-
kotans in the go and 40 yard
dashes, the $50 yard run, the 100 high
hurdles. the 200 yard hurdles. the dis
Gus throw. the high jump, and the
half-mile relay.
A comparison of the times, distan-
ces, and heights made by the high
school athletes at their state meets:
1O0-yard dash-Mirnesota l0.5;
North Dakota 1913.
220-yard dash-Minnesota 228:
North Dakota 23.2.
440-yard dash-Minnesota SIS;
North Dakota 1913.
800-yard run-Minnesota 2:O47;
North Dakota 2:06.
One mile run-Minnesota none;
North Dakota 4:37.
12O-yard high hurdles Minnesota
15s: North Dakota 1874.
220-yard low hurdles-Minnesota
25.8: North Dakota Isl.
Shot put-Minnesota A. feet. 81
inches: North Dakota 81 feet IL
inches.
Discus-Minnesota 119 feet y inch;
North Dakota ll3 feet.
Broad jump-Minnesota % feet az
inches: North Dakota 20 feet A..
inches.
Pole vault-Minnesota II feet:
North Dakota IL feet 3iz inches.
Javelin-Minnesota 1l6 feet 1O|
inches: North Dakota 167 feet. q
inches.
Half relay-Minnesota 1885;
North DaoktA Sc.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-01
TITLE CONTENDERS
TRAINING HARD FOR
CHAMPIONSHIP BOUT
Postponement Of Ring Classic
Not Considered, Says
Fitzpatrick
PROMOTERS SPIKE RUMORs
Camera Takes Day OF While
Baer Spars With Cuff
ing Partners

New York, June 1.-(R-Reports
that Max Baer and Primo Camera
shortly would fight for the heavy
weight championship were confirmed
officially Friday.
War correspondents, slightly astig-
matte as result of several weeks in
tensive peering at the training camp
antics of Barney Ross and Jimmy
McLarnin, heaved sigh of relief as
they trained their sights on bigger
game: Madison Square Garden rush.
ed into the public prints with state
ment that no postponement of the
heavyweight title brawl was planned;
Camera took day off to avoid 60
ing stale; and Baer took q cutting
from his sparring mates to furnish
the impetus for columns dwelling on
the Livermore larruper's apparent
lack Of condition.
After taking his usual six miles Of
road work, Camera rested calmly at
his camp in Pompton Lakes, N. j.
Thursday but Baer went through q
full workout at Asbury Park for the
edification of q representative group
of experts and distinctly they were
not pleased.
The Garden statement, issued by
Col. John Reed Fitzpatrick, president.
was in answer to what Fitzpatrick
termed sinister rumors'' that the
fight would be postponed in order to
give the fans time to recover from the
ss-McLarnin imbroglio.
Camera and Baer will fight on
June IA, as scheduled" Fitzpatrick
said, unless something beyond the
Gardens control, such as injury or
illness to the principals, interferes."
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-01
Bismarck Club Will
Meet Dickinson Nine

Bismarck's baseball club will in
wade the west Friday for a twi-
light game with Dickinson's strong
1884 aggregation.
With an infield composed en-
tirely of veterans recruited from
the Norfolk. Neb., league, the
westerners have established an
impressive record in their early
season games. The Dickinson
nine lost one of its engagements
to Beulah by q close score.
Henderson will officiate on the
mound for the Capital City team.
Troupe, having recovered from
his finger injury, will continue
his duties at the other end of the
battery.
H. +. Smithson, left handed slow
ball artist and manager of the
Dickinson nine. may do the pitch
ing for the westerners.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-01
Yesterdays Stars
by The Associated Prees)

Heinie Manush, Senators-Led -,
tack on Yankees with triple, douh1o
and two singles.
Frank Frisch, Cardinals - Mado
three hits and drove Ia winning run
in tenth against Reds.
Sam Jones. White Sox-pitched tnlf.
game against Indians and knocked ~,
two runs. s.
Babe Herman, Cubs - Hit Pirato,
pitching for two doubles and -
singles.
Harland Gift. Browns - Socko6
homer with bases full against Tieol
Ray Benge, Dodgers - Pitcho4
Brooklyn TO it, first victory o.
Giants.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-01
N. ID. Schools Enter
Milwaukee Track Meet

Milwaukee. June l.-(R-With the
receipt Of seven additional entries
Friday. more than 30 teams already
have registered for the ninth annual
Central intercollegiate track and
field championships In the Marquette
University stadium, June Z, 1t was an
nounced Saturday night.
Newcomers included Jamestown
College. Mayville Teachers ana VALLEY;
City Teachers. all Of North Dakota.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-01
III YOU'RE III
TELLING ne

Francis Ouimet thinks Horton
Smith, recent winner Of the Augusta
National tournament, will be q big
threat in the National Open, June 7-9.
. And speaking of great men ex.
pressing themselves. Rogers Hornsby
says the National League hitters
aren't in it when 1t comes to clouting
long distance blows with their Amer
lean League brethren. The reason
you don't see the names of DR.. o. F.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-01

Willing and Don Moe, members of the
1880 Walker Cup, in golf news is be-
cause business now takes their time.
Moe Is lawyer. Boze Berger, New
Orleans second sacker, had I'll chan
ces in his first "a games of the year
/. and Is out to crack Bert Niehoff's
record Of 800 Much Of the success
Of Paul Dean. Dizzy's younger BROTH
er, Is due to Manager frankie Frisch
!. The Cards boss wigwags Paul
everything he should throw to batters
i. which is after the manner Of
Frankie's old boss the late John
McGraw.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-01
Prize Money Withheld
At indianapolis Race

Indianapolis. June 1.-(P)-WId
Bill Cummings of Indianapolis and
Mauri Rose Of Dayton, O., had moth
ing 10 show Friday for the fastest 500
miles ever raced on the Indianapolis
motor speedway.
Some 3l3,325 In first and second
prize money was withheld, an action
without precedent in y years Of rae
ang here, pending q decision by the
contest board Of the American Auto
mobiel Association.
Leon Duray Of Los Angeles, owner
u the car plotted. protested award Of
first place 70 Cummings. He con-
tonded Cummings violated the rules
~ gaining On the field during few
1aps. q Wednesdays race when yellow
eaution flags were displayed.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-01
u. S. Team Takes
Davis Cup Finals

Baltimore, June 1.-(P-The United
States holds the American Zone ten
mis- championship, but r. Norris VIII
liams I'd, captain Of the Davis CUP
team, Is not satisfied with the doubles
team that clinched the victory over
Mexico.
Lester r. stoefen Of Los Angeles
and George M. Lott. Jr., Of Chicago
defeated DR.. Ricardo Tapia and
Edurado Mestre. Jr, 81, 6-l, 81,
Thursday to make 1t three straight.
The final two singles matches Satur-
day cannot affect the result.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-01

buffers usually hook their irons
and slice their woods.
Faulty grip will usually cause a
short hooked iron shot. The right
hand probably is under the shaft.
turning over the left as it takes con-
troll. and causing the clubhead to be
hooked just before impact.
A good rule to remember is to keep
the right hand over the shaft so that
IL is possible to see at least the first
two knuckles Of the hand. Let the
left hand control the back swing and
down swing. Hold the right hand out
Of the swing as long as possible. or
until the proper hitting region is
reached.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-01
|CANN0NBALL LOSES
TO SOLDIERS, 1913.
f. Lincoln Plays Errorless Ball
to Win Memorial Day
Contest

Playing errorless baseball, the Fort
Lincoln nine defeated Cannonball, 10
to 3. In a Memorial Day game on the
latter's grounds.
The engagement featured the Me-
mortal Day program at Cannonball
which was sponsored by the Robert
Blueearth post of the American Le-
eion. The Fort Lincoln band provid-
ed music for exercises held at the
Cannonball cemetery in honor OF the
community,s soldier dead.
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Totals. .......... SO 10 10 ~ II o
Three base hits. Leitz. Two base
hits, Disciple, Deatherage. Harm.
Fast Horse and Little Bear. Struck
out-by Shelltrack. 8: Littlebear, 6:
Lofgren, Z: Leitz. 2. Left on bases
Fort Lincoln. 6: Cannon Ball, 3. Bases
on balls-Lofgren, 3: Hance. 2; She'll
track. 9 Sacrifice hits-Becker, Leitz.
Hits-off Lofgren, in 6, no runs; off
Hence, in 2/3: off Leitz. none In
1/3: off Shelltrack, 8 in s; off Lit
tlebear. 2 in 8. Winning pitcher, Lof-
gren. Losing pitcher, Shelltrack.