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Heinie Wagner Willtry to Go Some Place with Punchlessred 8 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1930 Heinie Wagner Will Try to Go Some Place With Punchless Red Sox mroFOHE CONGER FORCES MARTIN TO BREAK RECORD IN IfOOO-YARDl fOOO-YARD RUN Gets CHAMPIONS CARRIES Connie Mack’s Champions at Fort Myers HERMAN BRIX SENDS Swimming: Champ Dives into Jamestown ON ANOTHER SEASON Matrimony Again Ready for 1930 16-POUND IRON BALL Baseball Season President Bob Quinn and Man- / VULE l HAAS TO RECORD DISTANCE Fred Sims, Swede Risberg and ager Refuse Big Offers Eddie Deal Will Be the for Ed Morris / Herbert Schwarze, Former A. Three Big Stars A. U. Record Holder, Is Jamestown, N. D., Mar. 19.—— ROTHROCK, SCARRITT SWAT Anotber semi-professional baseball team -that promises to be even a Close Second stronger than last year's claimants of Todt, Rhyne and Reeves the state championship, will repre- Regan, sent Jamestown during the 1930 sea* Are Probable Starters in EDWARDS, STURDY REPEAT son, according to plans now being laid by the Jamestown Baseball As- Regular Infield sociation. The opening game is to be Illinois A. C. Gathers in Total played here May 11 according to present plans.' By ALAN GOULD of 16 Points to Retain Fred Sims, Negro pitching acc ol Pensacola, Fla.. Mar. 19.—0F)—The last year, has already been signed up glories of the old Red Sox have de- Team Title for the coming season, and “Swede" parted but the spirit carries gallant- Risberg, of Chicago White Sox fame, ly on. New York, Mar. 19.— (JP) —Dr. Paul who finished the season with the Mack, gave j ; When Connie in 1922. Martin, Swiss ace, local club, has been a resident of occupancy of the the Olympic and J up his long-term Ray Conger of the Illinois A. C. can! Jamestown ever since and can be cellar for better bn American League beat each other at their favorite dis- j counted to prove a pillar of things, the Red Sox took over the tanccs but meet trouble when they strength both on the mound and at Carrigan, a great catcher ] the bag. lease. Bill try to invade the other's domain. initial and manager of two world’s cham- Strong Catcher Signed pionship teams, failed in a three-year Martin, defeated in a mile race a Eddie Deal, who performed as come-back attempt to lift the Red week ago, came back last night in the catcher with the long-whiskered Sox from their lowly estate. This I RUBE National A. A. U. indoor champion- House of David for several seasons, year, Charles (Heinie) Wagner, Car- j WALBERG ships to conquer Conger at 1,000 yards. has agreed to shed his beard and rigan’s lieutenant and himself a vet- Martin had to set a new meet record wear a Jamestown uniform. He is eran of the famous 1912 champions, ICOCHSANE- SCHANG-PERKINSI'^* of 2:12 6-10 to do it. not only a great catcher but a mighty has taken over the somewhat thank- Herman big Los Angeles slugger as well, and will no doubt add rounding shape training camp at Myers, Brix. A. C. less job of trying to go somewhere Here are some of the veterans into at the Athletics' Fort Fla. shot putter, set a new world record greatly to the punching power of the with a team that lacks the punch to with the 16-pound Iron ball, 51 feet, aggregation. Other positions will be be considered a serious factor in the 2's inches. improved wherever possible but sev- race. The old record, held by Herbert eral of last season's stars will again Won't Sell Morris Troop 2 Win Boy Scout Cage Tourney the sparkle at their former positions. Manager Schwarze of Illinois A. C., who President Bob Quinn and place night The members of the board of direc- stoutly listen took second last and also Wagner have refused to bettered the record, was 50 feet, three tors for 1936 are: John Soulis, pres- flattering offers of players and vice to Troop 3ls Beaten by an 11 to 5 inches. Schwarze beat that by an ident: Jay Moller, president; C. cash from the Yankees KAPPA SIGMAFRATERNITY Spaulding, much needed FIVE inch and one-half. W. treasurer: W. H. services of the No. 1 right Browning, secretary: for the accepted Marner Cook of the pitching staff, Big Ed Count in Championship The world's indoor record S. hander of for 70-yard high sea, too, Is Martha Norelius, above, Olym- W. Danuser. Frank Gaines. Wm. Morris, Mobile, Ala. WILL BATTLE TATE 8 6-10 seconds the Swift swimmer in the matrimonial Hall, F. Steffen, and TRAINERS hurdles, divorce in Chicago from Wirt A. Mc- A.. A. J. With- With a last place club in 1929, Mor- which has been beaten j pic champion. Within a week of her nell. Recently the directors Encounter earlier in the season, was equaled New York bank clerk, her wedding to Joseph Wright, Jr., noted incor- ris won 14 and lost 14. He should do .Toslin, rg 0 fl-ft 0 l Allister, Sulphur Springs, porated under the laws of North Da- year. In ad- Enge, lg 0 0-2 0 twice last week. Monty Wells of the oarsman, was scheduled to taka place at White as well or better this 0 Three Varsity and Canadian kota as a non-profit sharing corpor- capa- Whittey, rf 0-0 0 Two Fresh- Boston A. C. tied it in winning his W. Va. Her marriage to McAllister four years ago at the age of 17 never dition. Wagner counts on some Cameron, If n ft-0 0 acknowledged. ation. O. K. Butts, who managed ble right-handed flinging from Char- ROBERT BYRNE MANAGER Wallace, rg 0 0-1 1 heat, then Lee Sentman. Illinois had been publicly , year, Croonquist, the team last has been retained ley Ruffing, Danny MacFayden, the Is: 0 P-° 0 men Performers From Uni- star, repeated the time in winning as manager for 1930. former Somerville schoolboy star. Jack Totals 5 1-4 2 the final. Won 32 Last Year Russell and Milt Gaston. Only Six Teams Participated in Troop 11 (2)— versity Coming The champions who were crowned Jamestown won 32 out of the 47 This group lacks something in left- Byrne, rf 0 0-0 1 last night, together with their win- Kelly, If games played last year, losing only handed support, with only the veteran Tourney; Two Advanced 1 0-1 0 ning performances, include: TRAINING CAMP SHORTS fourteen, one game being a tie. This Ed Brauer, c o o-p. l Billy Bayne, Edgar Carroll and by Forfeits Byrne, rg ft 0.0 0 60-yard dash Chester Bowman, record was achieved against many of Durham, portside entries, unless Bailey, lg 0 0-0 1 JACOBSON, BENSER ON LIST Newark A. 6 4-10 sconds. BUY MANCUSO tlthis year. Hudlln. Ferrell, Miller, Hol- as C.. BRAVES CAVT and are the holdovers, the fastest teams in the state as well Ben shields, formerly with the high hurdles—Lee Sentman, St. Petersburg:, Fla.. Mar. 19.-—l<loway Shaute Totals 1 0-4 3 70-yard Louis Cardinals wwhile Clint Brown and Pinky Shoff- as many traveling aggregations. How- Yankees, stages a Ray Defeating Troop 3 by an 11 to 5 A last-minute change in plans will The demand of the St. almost sure of stick- come-back. University of Illinois. 8 6-10. for 822,000 for Manouso. catcher, has nner, rookies, are ever, Jamestown is not weeping with Dobcns, ex-college star, and Horace count in the final game, Troop 2 won FIRST ROUND bring the Kappa Sigma fraternity 300-yard run—John Lewis, Detroit put an end to atempts of the Braves iiing. the great Alexander for want of — more Troop 3 17> FC FT TF staff In that Lisenbee, once a sensation with the recent Bismarck Boy Scout bas- r basketball team rather than the Uni- City College, 32 2-10. to bolster their catching JOHNSON. CAMPBELL PLEASING worlds conquer. Judging Allien, rf 1 0-1 0 direction. Manager Bill McKechnle </P) Dan to from Washington, have chances to stick. ketball tournament. Cameron, If 0 versity of North Dakota All-Stars to player Orlando. Fla., Mar. 19. reports 0 0-0 x600-yard run Phil Edwards, says the amount is twice the s Howley, manager of the Cincinnati early many towns will have Troop 2 trimmed Troop 7 by 24 to Andrews, e 0 0-0 1 Mandan tomorrow night to face the! Olympic • rg jHamilton club, 1:13 6-10. worth. Reds,H is more than pleased with the faster aggregations this coming sea- Rothrock, Scarritt Hitters 1 in the semifinals and Troop 6 in the Joslin, 0 0-1 i ATL'M Enge, lg 0 ] Mandan Trainers in a special match,! 1,00-yard —Paul Martin. New SIIIKF.S DELIVERS II.TIB s!showing of Si Johnson and Archie than they had in the past, and lineup 1.1 j run — The principal punch in the first round. The score in the first Tex., Mar. 19. cCampbell, recruit pitchers. He also be- son. Stackhouse. If 2 0-0 0 the Bismarck Tribune was informed York A. C., 2:12 6-10. Dallas. of the will* be prepared to give Jamestown is packed by two useful outfielders, round game 7 to 6, the closest of Whittey, rf o 0-2 Shires, holdout flrst-sacker ulieves Bennie Frey, who came up from was 0 by Elmer Benser last night. an > up plenty Jack and Russ Scarritt, Two-mile run—Joseph McCluskey, Chicago YVhlte Sox, has issued ul- Nashville last fall, will bear well of opposition.
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