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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-25
Pettibone Battles
Giants on Sunday
Game HeraIded as State Cham.
pionship Tilt Among Nom
Salaried Teams =,

Pettibone and the Grove Giants,
state penitentiary baseball nine, will
tangle at Ills p. m. Sunday at the
prison diamond in featured. clash
that has been heralded as q state
championship game for non-salaried
independent teams. -
OF the two teams, Pettibone has
compiled the greatest number Of wins
having chalked up is victories in 10
starts, while the Giants have lost
four out of 10 games during the sea-
son.
George Daniels and Harold Wayne
make up the battery for Pettibone.
Daniels is a strikeout artist. After
establishing q record Of u strikeouts
In three games last spring, he was
given q tryout with the Southern
League. After making 4 good show
ing, he was layed up by illness and
returned home. It was during his
absence that Pettibone was defeated.
The Giants claim q battery strong
enough to hold down the visitors.
Charley Smith, southpaw, will be on
the mound. He has q record Of only
losing one game this season. With
the heavy hitters in the Giant lineup
they expect to break the record of the
Pettibone hurler.
Sundays lineup for the Giants will
be: Snyder, II; Desbro 2b: Siegel 3b;
Stoller c; LeMay IS; Smith p; David
son 1b: Woodward Ct: Mckay RI.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-25
Washington $ Bat
Mark Hits Shute
Average Drops IS Points But
Still Leads Association;
DeadIocks Broken

Chicago. Aug. 25-(R-Vernon
George Washington, the Indian
apclis outfielder, saw his Valley
Forge during the past week, but still
led the Amer lean ASSOCIATION batting
race.
Washington was able to collect only
seven hits in IS times at bat during
the week. his unofficial batting aver
age through games of Thursday Slip
ping Is points to $780, Earl Webb
Milwaukee outfielder, didn't swing q
club, but his average of 1867 made an
even more serious threat for the bat
ting title. Hargrave Of Minneapolis
gained seven points to 1865.
Most of the batting leaders gained
during the past weeks cannonading.
Every deadlock in the other races
Tor individual honors were broken
during the week The undisputed
leaders and their marks through
thursdays games We're. Runs, Har-
ris, Minneapolis. Ill; hits, Armada,
Kansas City, 1873. hits for most total
Of bases, Ab Wright. Minneapolis,
3C9: doubles, Guile. Milwaukee, 40:
Home runs, Hauser CT Minneapolis, SO:
tArlett of Minneapolis clouted five
during the week for total Of 30 to
threaten the lead of the injured Min
neapolls starr; stolen bases, Armada
%; runs batted in, Storti Milwaukee.
ia. Minneapolis strengthened its
lead in team batting, lifting it's aver
age four points to 800. st. Paul led
in team fielding at .974 clip. exc
citing eight more double plays for a
total of l4l.
The race for pitching honors tight
ened up. Phelps. St. Poul. and Bass
of Louisville. gained with two vic
tories and no defeats as Braxton of
Milwaukee lost two and Burwell, In
dianapolis, dropped one. The leaders
and their records through Thursday
were: Burwell To; Braxton, 1876;
Tauscher. Minneapolis, 17-6; Petty,
Minneapolis. l7-7: Phelps, 1876.
Bolen of Indianapolis was far ahead
In Strike0uts with l54.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-25
N INQUIRE III,
TELLING NE

Lew Tender, one Of the greatest
left-handers the prize ring ever pro-
duced, made q million bucks fighting
-. and paid out $250,000 in manag-
erial fees. :. So Lew has taken un-
to himself q fighter Al Ettore
and plans making his money
without risking q dashed beezer get
ting 1t. That Leslie Tietje, young
Chicago White Sox pitcher, Is getting
to be quite strikeout artist :. and
may be the big noise Of the Sox's
pitching staff next season. -. The
boys are touting Jimmy Crowley's
Fordham Rams this year !. and In
dicate that the sleepy one will pull a
sleeper right out Of the old pickle vat
when the pigskin season rolls
around. :. Jim Is starting his Sec
ond year at the schoo! and has
had plenty Of time to get his ideas
across. 'scribes following the Gin
cinnati Reds around this year are
calling the tailenders Of the National
League the "McPhailures." -. Kiki
Cuyler hasn't had = run-in with an
umpire since he broke into the ma
jors in 1871 but that doesn't
mean he's . sissy. ri has the
highest lifetime batting average Of
any regular right-hander In the Ma
tional League.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-25
Gee Teams Enter
Second Round Play
Bismarck Company Defeat.
Headquarters In State
Tournament Examinations

Sixteen teams, seven Of which
scored victories, the others drawing
byes, advanced to the second
round Of the state CCC baseball
tournament and were to meet their
second round opponents this week.
end.
LaMoure eliminated jamestown
and will meet Wishek. which drew a
bye. Darlington put Arvilla out of
the running and battles with Park
River, q team that advanced by
downing Langdon. Bottineau and
Dunseith both drew byes in the first
round and play their first game this
week. Minot and Stanley meet under
similar circumstances.
Watford City disposed Of Williston
and will battle the championship team
OF the Little Missouri camps. Me-
dora and New England drew byes
and are pitted against each other
while the Bismarck company elimin-
ated the Headquarters company at
Fort Lincoln and will meet Mandan
as their second round opponents.
The field will be reduced to four
over the weekend Of September and
these teams will come to Fort Lin
coin to determine the state cham
pions Saturday and Sunday. Septem-
Der 8 and 10.
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MilIers Blast Out Eight Home Runs
To Take Doubleheader From indians
Association Clouters Continue
Turning Out Four Base Hits
In Quantities

Chicago, Aug. 25.-(R-Although
jos Hauser, the American Associa-
tons all-time home run champion Is
out Of the picture. the business Of
turning out circuit swats In quantities,
goes merrily on.
The Mi'lers had . total Of 147, Co.
lumbus 1T, Milwaukee los, st. Paul
88, Toledo ~, Indianapolis 80, and
Louisville and Kansas City % each.
Minneapolis, celebrating "Donie
Bush" day, in honor Of its manager,
led with eight, and needed them to
quell Indianapolis twice. s-6 and 10
to Q.
Minneapolis increased its lead In the
west to six games over Milwaukee,
which defeated Louisville, 10 to 1.
The Brewers cut loose with 2l-hit
assault on two Toledo hurlers, with
Lin Shorty ana Lee Slime getting
homers.
Homers by Jose olivares and Eldon
Mclean, the former with two on and
the latter with one aboard, in the
ninth, gave Louisville q 9-S victory
over st. Paul.
Cold weather kept Columbus and
Kansas City.
Brewers Trouncs Hens
Il H E
Toledo 49,. 900 100 1oo-4ll /
Milwaukee 49,. 30 l2l 36x-lo n q
Sewell, Lawson and Garbark: Slime
ard Rensa.
Millers Win Twin Bill
First game:
l. r H n
Indianapolis =. 500 900 100 & Il o
Minneapolis -. .203 003 O0x- 3 II 3
Weinert ana sprinz; Tauscher and
Hargrave.
Second game:
Indianapolis ...2lo o2o 1l2-o ls,1
Minneapolis 49,. .30l 0l0 ol<-1o II :
Bolen, Chamberlain and Riddle:
Petty, Morrow and Hargrave. Il.
Colonies Defeat Saints 49,,
r II y
Louisville 49,. .olo OH oos- . Is 3
81. Paul ....... .301 600 Ol0-S 10 4
Mclean and Thompson: TroW.
Thomas, Erickson and Fenner. ,...
Columbus 1t Kansas City postponed,
cold.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-25
GOphers Put Faith
In Grid Lettermen

Minneapolis, Aug. 25-Minnesota
will base its 1894 football hopes large
~ on veterans when the squad gath.
ers at Northrop Field September Is
thus reversing the situation that con-
fronted the Gopher coaching staff q
year ago.
This season lettermen will be avail
able for every position on the
Minnesota eleven. In 1888 sophie.
mores were being groomed for more
than half Of the first team positions
when the season started.
With the exception of Roy Oen
captain and center of the 1888 team
the Gopher starting lineup for major
games last year will return intact
September Is. Last year the frs,
team contained six sopnomores, fou,
Juniors and one senior.
Availability of several experienced
reserve players plus q small group Of
Sophomores also adds to the prospect
Of somewhat better-balanced SQUAD
than that Of 1888.
Seventeen lettermen, led by Francis
Pug Lund are expected to report tc
Coach Bernie Bierman when practise
opens at Northrop Field, September
Is. OF these veterans, seven are
lacks. seven are linemen and three
are ends.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-25
Yankee Ship Remains
Ahead in Boat Trials

Newport. r. l.. Aug. 24-(R-Yan-
kee Of Boston. the underdog, dark
horse and virtually the unwanted
step-child when the trials began, re-
NAMED Saturday the leading conten-
der for the honor OF defending the
Americas cup, most priced Of all
yachting trophies.
Yankees almost unbroken string
Of victories over her two rivals. Har-
old S. Vanderbilt's Rainbow and
Frederick Princes Weetamoe and her
clean slate in the final trials now in
progress have left the Boston boat
supporters with crossed fingers and
knocking on wood.
Meanwhile Tom Sopwith and the
British challenger. Endeavour, are go
ing about the preparation for the cup
races In a wholly unruf;led manner.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-25
Twins, Pirates Win
In Northern League

st. Paul, Aug. 25.-lR-Fargo-
Moorhead and Crookston, waging a
tight battle for second half cham
pionShip Of the Northern League,
scored victories Friday to remain in
the same relative positions In the
standines-the Pirates one game be-
: hind the leading Twins.
Winnipeg defeated Brainerd, So,
and crept up to within two percentage
points Of the latter team In third
place.
Duluth broke . losing streak in
heating Greater Grand Forks 81,
while Fargo loorhead scored its
second consecutive shutout over su-
peE1or. 20, pushing the Blues lower
into the cellar.
Croo1ston best Eau Claire, 5 to :.
Wtnnjpeg and Drsinerd will clash
In 3 4pubjeaseeler Saturday with the
ether 6luts ployiug the second games
q IT, t11ee.GnnaD sof3sg.
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Jimmy DODGE GIVES
UP ONLY ONE SAFE
HIT During TUSSLE
Locals Blast Offerings Of Appel
For Triple, Three Doubles,
Four Singles
BASES ON BALLS COSTLY
Stewart and Kemp Scheduled
To Take Mound in Featured
Rubber Game
FIFTY-FIVE WINS
Won Lost Tied Pct.


Bismarck IS l8 3 1883
Jimmy Dodge, aided by some sem
sational fielding, turned in a one-hit
pitching performance and Bismarck
shut out the Dickinson Cowboys, 10 to
0, in twilight game at the local ball
park Friday.
Sunday with Frank Stewart on the
mound the Capital Citians tackle the
Eeulah Miners in the rubber game of
the current series. Lefty Kemp is
scheduled to do the flinging for the
westerners.
1t was the same Lefty Kemp, play
ing Friday with Dickinson. that
doubled in the second inning to re-
ceive credit for the only hit register
ed off Dodge during tn: eight inning
fray Kemp. however. was caught
trying to stretch his bingle into trip
le on a fast throw, Morlan to Mass
mann to Haley.
Bismarck got to Myror Appel. cure
ball artist who leaves Saturday to join
the Sioux City club Of the Western
League, for eight safe b:ngles, scoring
five runs In the opening stanza to
put the game on ice. Appel tele-
graphed his curve ball and the locals
jumped on his fast one for triple,
three doubles and four singles.
The Cowboys were hitting the ball
hard but couldn't seem to place them
fer hits or else were robbed by clas-
sy fielding performances. Dodge
struck out four opposing batters and
issued only one gift base on balls.
After Bill Morlan had taken three
flies in the first inning to retire Dick
inson. Massmann started the merry
go-round with double. Hahn got
o. base through an erro: as Massman
was hit by the batted ball and Taylor
overthrow first base.
Fisher and Troupe got singles scor-
irg Hahn, and Haley blasted out a
long triple to the center field fence
to bring two more runs home. Haley
scored when Anderson muffed Ste
warts hard grounder and overthrow
first. Stewart Tailed later on wild
P1ON0s 1MO1AdA oVl uCh Out dIlQ me-
Carney grounded out to retire the side
Troupe scored again in the third
when he was walked, stole second,
went to third after high fly to CEN
terrified and came home on the same
kind Of a ball to the right garden.
Appel's bases on balls were extrem-
ely costly because again in the fourth
after passing Massmann, Fisher
doubled to tally Bismarck's seventh
counter.
In the fifth stanza Hsley drove out
a double. Morlan walked and Nc
Carney got on through the shortstop's
error and all three scored on Mass
mans fluke single that dropped Just
ever the shortstop's head as he backed
up behind third base.
Massmann added to his Wednes-
day nights performance when he led
the locals at the plate. by betting a
double and two singles in four trips
up, Haley with a triple and double
and Fisher with double and a single
lent power to the locals attack.
The box score.
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Veteran Marquard
Wishes Rowe Luck

Pawtucket, r. T., Aug. 25.-Pe
With his fingers crossed. Richard w.
"Rube" Marquard. the old New York
Giants pitcher who Is co-holder Of
the major league record for 10 con-
secutive victories. Is Wishing School
boy" Rowe the best Of luck In his ef-
forts to set . new mark With 20 win
ming games.
80 he's got is straight wins nov"
said Marquard, who presides over one
Of the 80 mutuel windows 1t the
Narragansett track. well he'll find
the next five harder to get than the
first Is for every pitcher In the league
will be out to break his streak"
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE
OF Louis Martinuson. Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the un-
ministratrix. Of the estate Of Louis
Martinuson late Of the county Of Bur.
eigh and State Of North Dakota, de-
ceased. to tho creditors Of. and all
.a1 S scms 'fan:t 1n Il:
them with the necessary vouchers
within six months after the first pub
LEGATION Of this notice, to said Chris
tina Martinuson. at her home In the
North nskota or *
Judge OF the County Court Of Bur.
leigh county, North Dakota. at his ofe
flee in the Burleigh county, North
Dakota Court House In the city Of
Bismarck in Burleigh county. North
You are hereby further notified
that Hon. !. c. Davies. Judge Of the
County Court within and for the
county Of Burleigh. and s STAT. Of
OF March. A. D. 1885, at the hour of
ten o'clock in the forenoon ct said
day. ut the Court Rooms Of said
Court, In the said Court House in the
city q sismsrck: in B ,s co .ns
place for hearing and adjusting all
claims against the estate Of the said
Louis Martinuson. deceased, which
have been duly and regularly pre-.
scented AZ hereinbefore provided.
Dated the 18th day Of August, A.
u. 1894.
Christina Martinuson,
the administrative Of the
estate of said Louis Mar
tinuson, Deceased.
First publication on the 18th day Of
August. A. D. 1884.
Dullam e Young
Attorneys for Administrative
Bismarck, Moth Dakota
S-18-c6 81
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Paul Waner. running second to Bill
Terry, showed the outstanding gain in
the National League when he i'm
proved his mark by four points. In
the American League. AL Simmons
registered a seven-point gain to take
third place from Lou Gehrig and get
up close to Heinie Manush and Char
ley Gehringer. both of whom suffered
considerable losses.
Terry dropped two points to 1863.
Manush hit only once in II at
tempts and his average dropped nine
points to 1885, Gehringer took a
seven-point drop to 1864.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-25
Allison-Van Ryn Team
Plays in Tennis Finals

Philadelphia. Aug. 26.-R-Tol-
lowing the "comeback'' trail to the
finals Of the national tennis doubles
tournament, Wilmer Allison and John
Van Ryn try again Saturday for the
title that was theirs in 1881.
After brushing the last foreign title
hopes from the path to the throne,
the Davis cup veterans girded them
selves for bitter battle with Lester
Stoefen and George Lott, defending
champions. 80
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-25
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Yesterdays Stars
(By The Associated Pressl

Wally Berger, Braves-Hit two sing
les IN first victory over Reds and
two homerS in second.
Mickey Cochrane. Tigers-Made
three hits against Senators, hitting
double and single in fifth.
Dizzy Dean. Cardinals out
Giants with five hits for seasons
22nd victory.
Sam West. Browns-Hit homer
with one on in eighth to beat Athle-
tics. 81.
Van Mungo, Dodgers-Held Cubs ia
one hit and famed five in 3 20 inn
ings Of relief pitching.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-25

Wind may cost you three or four
strokes in q round.
Don't press when driving into It.
Tee the ball lower, and slightly more
toward the right foot.
Play intelligently In = cross wind.
Hit all shots firmly and well.
You can beat wind surprisingly
well. It makes little difference when
the ball Is properly hit.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-25
LABATTS WIN TITLE

st. Paul, Aug. Is. - R - For the
sixth time the Labatt family Of Min.
neapoliS has won the state Fathers
and Sons golf championship. G. K
Labatt and his son Allan, had q o.
hole total gross score of 343 for the
two-day tournament. H. H. Wooledge
and his son, John, Of Fargo, N. D.,
had a gross total OF 38l.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-25
GERMAN 'HEAvIEs' BATTLE

GERMAN 'HEAVIES' BATTLE
Hamburg, Germany, Aug. 2S.-Rr
Germany's two greatest heavy-weights,
Walter NeuSel and Max achmeliug,
will climb into the ring Of q dirt
track arena here Sunday In l2-round
bout for the German championship;
A capacity crowd-there will be- room
for 10000 spectators-was In pros.
pect for this the most widely -bally-
hooed fight In German boxing his
tory.
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Fights Last Night
ny The Associated Press)

Charlotte, N. !C.-Ffankie Ed
gren, 1Sl, Cheyenne, Wyo., stop
ped Add Warren, 178. Durham.
co..
San Antonio, Tex. - Howard
Scott, 1856, San Angetos, Tex,
stopped Carlos Garcia. 135, Mexi-
co, p. F., (U.
Portland. Mead Zachow, l6l,
Portland, stopped Willie Feldman,
1901, New York, co..
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-25
YOUTH TAKES HONORs

YOUTH TAKES HONORS
Winnipeg, Aug. IS. - IN - Bobby
Reith, youthful Winnipeg SHOEMAKER,
Friday won the Manitoba open golf
championship with 36-hole score Of
l42 over the difficult Elmhurst layout
here. Bud Donovan and Eric Bannis.
ter, both Of Winnipeg, tied for second
place with 143.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-25
PAUL WAIVER BOOSTS
BATTING AVERAGE

New York, Aug. 25-(P)-Judging
by the current batting averages. most
OF the leading hitters of the big
leagues must have been standing
around watching the pitchers breeze
them past during the past week.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-25
PLAN soFT.BALL MEET

Hazelton, n. D.-A Ettenball
tournament will be held ct the VIII
liam Macdonald farm northwest Of
town Sunday with teams from Tenn
vik, Pleasant Valley. Moffit. Sand Hill
end Burr Oak entered. Games will
begin 1t 10 q. m.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-25

Summary: Left OH bases-Dickinson
2: Bismarck 7. Stolen bases-Mass-
mann. Troupe, Morlan. Two base hits
Kemp, Massmann, Fisher, Haley.
Three base hit-Haley. Double plays
Hahn to Massmann to Mccartney.
Hits-off Appel In 7 innings; off
Dodge in innings. Struck out-by
Appel 8: by Dodge I. Bases on balls
off Appel s: off Dodge /. Wild
pitches-Appel. Time of game-1:4O
Umpires-Poindexter and Lenaberg.
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SUMMONS.


STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA. County
IN DISTRICT COURT. sixth Judi
cial District.
Frieda Fischer. Plaintiff.
W.
Adolph Fischer, Defendant.
The state of North Dakota to the
Above Named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned ana r..
CURED to answer the complaint OF the
plaintiff In the above entitled action
which II on file in the office Of the
Clerk Of the above court. and to serve
q copy Of your answer thereto. uDs.S
the subscriber hereto, ct his office IN
the Village OF Golden Valley. In the
county Of Mercer, and state Of North
Dakota, within thirty days after the
service OF this Summons upon YOU
exclusive Of the day Of such service:
and IN case OF your failure to 90. apa(
pear or answer. 40 above reQuiredl
the plaintiff with take judgment
against you, by default, for the 70.
lief demanded In the complaint.
Dated At Golden Valley, North De-
kota. this nth day OF May. 1885,.
Floyd B. Sperry.s
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
Golden Valley. North Dakota
I7/2S Nl-1l-1S.5G ~ 81
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Browns Down Az

Score by innings r H ]
st. Louis ZOO 600 O20-2 8
Philadelphia =. 200 100 OOO-l 5
Hadley. Andrews and CRUDE; Cali
and Hayes.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
TiTerS WALTON Seniors

Score by innings r. II u
Detroit ........ .02l OIL lOO-12 I 1
Washington -. .030 600 lO2- is 2
Auker and Cochrane: Stewart, Nc
Coll and Bolton.