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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, MAY 4, 1931 Bismarck Track Team Defeated by Fargo at Fessenden Meet MIDGET CREW HAS SEVEN RECORDS FALL IN NINTH ANNVAL DAKOTA RELAYS Nina 25-POINT LEAD TO Two Hurdle arks Broken in Ohio Meet NOOAKS SET PACE Grove Giants Defeat ensal Glenn Keeps Visitors’ Seven Jack Keller Has Part in Both WINANNUALEVENT Hits Scattered to Win 10- Records; Buckeyes Carry OLD SPORTS FAN IS FOOLED FOR COMPETITORS to-4 Verdict Capital City Crew Is Runner-Up Off Most Honors *** * * * * * *

jday . prison By Anemic-Looking Fred Moore as ihe STARS ' / The Grove Giants, baseball — it IN N. C. I. CIRCUIT > > i.m »riiw With 251/2 Counters as Columbus, Ohio, May 4.— (IP)—Two BY ART KRENZ' nine, scored a 10-4 victory over the unofficial world's records, one na- Kensal crew Sunday afternoon at the tional interscholastic mark and a penitentiary baseball diamond. Six Marks Fall In ‘Addressing’ Ball on Tee, Stand so Club- kept trio of 113 w Ohio marks were made LOSESHARDBOUTINSALOON Wayne Normal and Yankton Glen, Giant moundsman, sev- at the eighth annual Ohio relays to- head Will Hit Itat Lowest Point in Swing en hits well-scattered during the day. College Snare Majority of game. He struck out 12 of the visit- SPRIGGS BREAKS RECORD Jack Keller, Ohio State sophomore, Editor's Note: This is the Luck was doin' the driving, and he ing batsmen in winning his second of the sickest look- Should one tee the ten off the left unofficially lowered the world's mark sixth a series of stories writ- had on board lour o’ heel toward the right start of the season. ten for The Tribune by a real old- in’ lads you They had Honors at Carnival or more foot? in the 120-yard high hurdles. His ever saw. * * * Rennik was given the pitching as- time .14.3 was Dakota who al- started to carry out their plan., little for did nice Demon Star Leaps 20 Feet 4 of one-tenth of a sec- timer in North Stars differ greatly on position signment Kensal and of of ways in dreamin’ that what they had pre- the inning. was ond faster than that Thomson has been interested of the tell with regard to their feet, work until the fifth He Ben- in sport sporting pared for McCarthy was just the kind Clarence Jensen, Kensal Inches in Broad Jump; Dartmouth 1920. and contests. AUGUSTANA SETS NEW MARK for the drive, Bobby Jones plays his replaced by The mark, however, probably will o’ chuck he had been hankering for—- and former Fargo league hurler. zon 10 Points ball off the left instep. Among oth- ace Gets remain unofficial for he knocked over “D’ye ever hear of an old-time mid- a rip-snortin’ fight in which he had the position of the ball Is Floyd Johnson, Giant second-sack- dleweight to er stars good two hurdles. Lee Sentman. Illinois fighter down in Minnesota to rush himself the limit. Sioux Falls High School Squad much farther back. The main thing, er, played a game, getting three Fessenden, N. D.. May 4.—home run, Even- Alvin Tolan Wins event for its third triumph. Bridges and Schang, Hayworth. ball game by ragged base running, 1; 2, ed fourth mark, surpassing shops. His name, they told ms, was Charley Considine, and Big Bill were son hit by pitched ball, Rennick for the Eddie Tolan. university of Michigan by time, s’pose. Baxter of lowa State Teachers, add- that’s not news. But when they Glenn 2; stolen bases, Garver 1, Beau- the state record when he threw the Fred Moore. all forgotten that I 1; flash, defended his century record, ed nearly four inches to the pole SENATORS DEFEATED snatch one out of the fire by spirited dry left on bases, Kensal 9, Grove javelin 168 feet, 7 4 inches. "I looked the guy over an’ thought “There was one community in the Washington—The Washington Sen- Giants 12; bases on balls, off Ren- making the 100 yards in :09.6, one- bigger vault mark, clearing 12 feet work on the paths, it is something to Johnny Spriggs of Bismarck had a it would be a sin to hit him; he stood United States that got a and 5% ators were defeated at the hands of nick 1, Jensen 1, Glenn 2. Time of tenth of a second slower than his inches. Compton of Doane college, chronicle. rame 1.55. Umpires, Mitchel at plate, 4 Inches in the broad there with his hands down lookin’ at harder jolt than any other when the the champion Philadelphia Athletics leap 20 feet. world's mark. javelin by 3-to-l score. K. H. E. They beat the Giants Sunday, 4 to Kurtz on bases. record, while Far- own my feet as I waded in —he never news was flashed over the wires that Crete. Neb., threw the 189 a lump for another Ohio feet, inches, adding Philadelphia 100 000 002—3 7 0 3, with pretty a piece base State carried off the lion's looked up—always watched my feet. Luck McCarthy had died in the ring, 6 more than 8 Washington 000 000 001—1 7 2 as of go's half-mile relay quartet shattered share of honors, taking five first feet mark that had stood since running as you would want to see. mark of the day. I tapped him lightly on the nose with just about the time he was gettin- to a Walberg and Cochrane; Brown, the sixth places, the one and two-mile relays, 1927. and Fresco Thompson, a fveent importa- Other schools which participated my left, and well he broke loose! If ready to reach for the heavyweight Crowder Spencer. high jump, shuttle hurdles and the South Dakota university’s quarter tion from Philadelphia, was perched MAJOR LEAGUE Carrington. New was the only time I had ever been up crown. That little community was included Harvey, 120-yard high hurdles. behind close YANKEES CONQUER BOSTON on second base in the seventh inning, Heaton, again a After first Bisbee, North Dakota. milers came from in a Rockford. Maddock, Cando, Michigan and Illinois trailed with real buzz-saw. the North Central mile New York—The Yankees piled up ft when Lefty O’Doul smacked roller navigate only “Charley Considine lost nis life race to win the early innings a (By I'rennj Steele, Denhoff and Minot. each, round I was able to in big lead in the to de- Terry Thompson lit The Ahnnelated three firsts the Wolverines years later auto racin’ with event in 3 minutes. 24.6 seconds, a feat Boston by a score of 8 to 3. to Bill at first. AMERICAN LEAGUE Four Beat Record winning and 880-yard relays a dazed sort o’ way. some a seeing Terry Batting—Alexander, the 440 neighbor; just bought a second faster than Momingsides 1930 Re H. E* out and, fumble momen- Tigers, .460; Lyle Fisher of Fargo, Sprigss of and the 100-yard dash. "Time was called for the second he had new Boston 010 000 110—3* 6* 6 tarily, didn’t even slow up rounding Berry, Red Sox, .438. bet- a car—wouldn’t take the neighbor’s time. Runs—Myer, Bismarck, and Scott of Heaton Illinois won the four-mile relay and round and in about minute I was Augustana New York 131 300 OOx—B 10 0 third. He a perfect throw to the Senators, and Fonseca, 7 a dust, bridge Sets Mark Brillheart, beat Indians, 15. tered the meet record of 167 feet the discus throw and tied with sittin’ on a pile o’ dunnage in cor- and crashed into a at a Disenbee, Kline and plate by eyelash, winning the He won the race, but smashed The other college record, the open Ruel; Sherid and Dickey. an Hits—Alexander, Tigers, 30; Cronin, inches in the javelin throw and Northwestern in the pole vault. ner countin’ the sparrows and seein' turn. two-mile established by Robins their third straight victory Senators, 29. place. go and round. the car and himself. Charley was event, was Home runs—Stone, pushed Langseth for first Hill of West Virginia won the tri- the room round Augustana Sioux Falls. Fjelstad and settling a tight duel between Tigers, 5; Sim- prevailed good-hearted and a good neighbor, of BROWNS WIN mons, Athletics, 4. Ideal weather lor the athlon, a weight medley event, with Old-Timer Loses Boat away in the final Chicago—Seven runs in the sixth in- D&zzy Vance and Carl Hubbell. Stolen bases—Chapman but reckless at times. ran with the field Louis Browns 9- and Gehrig meet. J. W. Thornton of Fessenden Pit linger of Indiana second and Rhea “I was feelin’ purty sore, but the ning gave the St. a defeat costly to the Giants, Yankees; dwell, White Sox, navigatin’ up two laps to make 8:16.2. The two- victory the Chicago White The was and manager, and H. P. Ide and W of'Nebraska third. Hill scored 2,314.5 preacher consoled me by telhn’ me “Big Bill is still there, high to-5 over ground fight the Johnson, Tigers, 5. was but he’s gettin’ gray now. If you mile team from Cherokee, lowa, Sox. R. H. E. who lo6t in their for H. Payne of Bismarck, judges. points. Pittinger 2,031.25 and Rhea, Moore had put it over the rest of the school set the other record. St. Louis 001 007 010—9 15 3 National league top as St. Louis made should enter his home he would point 000 001 112—5 9 3 NATIONAL LEAGUE The summary: 2,056.25. boys, just like that, including Char- Morningside Chicago it three straight over Chicago. The Batting Benson, picture the wall and say Kettle of won the 100- Gray and Ferrell; Thomas, Moore, Davis, Phillies, .477; 100-yard dash—Wun by ley Considine, the heavyweight from to a on game half Roettger, Reds, ,426. Dazey, second; yard dash m 10 seconds flat, while Braxton and Tate. Cardinals went a and a Bismarck; Peterson, fightm’ proudly, ‘That’s Luck McCarthy I k- Pirates, third; Weaver, Bisbee. who was the big man ” of Wesleyan ahead when Charlie Gelbert’s squeeze Waner, 19; Klein, < 'hristensen, Fargo, Champs sparrin’ partner!’ Arnold Dakota broke the Phillies, 17. *«**- Two Fight boxed was his T>ev,'\3 Lake, Yourth. Time, 10.4 in that locality. Charley had tape in the high hurdles. bunt scored the winning run in the Hits—Traynor, Pirates; L. had Inning. Pirates, Waner, Benzon, Sign a draw’ with Dal Hawkins and The high school section was domi- 11th 25. dash —Won by for Battles eggs Home runs—Hornsby, Cubs, 220-vird Fargo, second; knocked out a couple o’ tough by the Sioux Falls squad, which Hurling The Boston Braves missed an op- 5; Her- Bismarck: Christensen, Bowman Nine Defeats nated Vance's man, Robins, and Klein, Prescott, the harvest field, portunity to move into third place Phillies, 4. Weaver, Devils Bake, third; New York, May 4.— (lP)—Two boxing that tackled him in won three relay races, finished sec- Stolen Pirates, Time, 23.8 seconds. punch apiece. They they dropped bases—Comorosky, Steele, fourth. champions are to show their wares with just one Rhame Baseball Team ond behind Cherokee in the record- when their fourth and Berger, Braves, 5. 440-yard run—Won by Lob erg, rar- double-teamed on him, but Charley event and saw (or Robins straight to the Phillies, 4 to 1. Ray a ait, breaking two-mile Wins Fessenden, second: non-title jto; Leitner, in bouts this week. 4.—Gaining Playing Bismarck, third; Mlckelson, largo, Slapsie Maxie Rosenbloom, light just stood still and waited for ’em Bowman, N. D., May a Aikens, star sprinter, take the cen- Benge held the Braves to six hits. two seasons with a team of fourth. Time, 56 seconds. heavyweight champion, takes on the one on each side. When they got in lead the first inning, the Bowman tury dash. Whitney nicked Seibold for a homer mediocre rating, Troy Donnell has 220-yard low hurdles —Won by Ger- range swung his left to the right high school baseball team defeated summaries; Defeat with one on. been high scorer of the Fargo; St. Jacque. Fessenden, hard hitting Leo Lomski of Aberdeen, he The 35,316 See Brooklyn Texas Inter- teis. left, College by finally registered victory collegiate second; Miller, Fessenden, third; An- Wash., in Portland, and his right to t&e clipped ’em Rhame 14-5 here Thursday. two-mile relay—Won Cincinnati cage loop. seo- a 10-rounder at (Ormseth, Erickson, Sva- Fargo, fourth. Time, -s both on the jaw and knocked em out Both teams were well-balanced al- Augustana Giants; Cardinals Nose Out No. 2, defeating Pittsburgh, 10 to 5, derson, Ore., Tuesday. Jack Thompson, wel- noe, Fjelstad); Wayne normal, sec- the first crack. Fred Moore showed though nine made during in the second game of a doubleheader run—Won by Loberg. Far- terweight champion, meets Bucky errors were ond; Huron, third. Time, 8 minutes Cube second; Olson, up that’s game. secured 11 hits, (New record; former Chicago after the Pirates had won the first, 6 go; Hunkel, Napoleon, Syracuse, N. Y., over the later in Minnesota—but an- the Bowman 16.2 seconds. Harvey, Lawless of 8:23 by Doane college in 1928.) infielder, hit Carrington, third; Gross, same route at the Chicago stadium other story. made four errors, and stole 22 bases. record to 3. Joe Stripp, Red 8 seconds. College javelin throw Won by of fourth. Time. 2 minutes “There was an ol’ Irishman livin’ Rhame annexed seven hits, made five 189 feet, 6 Brooklyn, May 4.—(ffV-A crowd three doubles and a single in the sec- run—Won by Riordan, Devils Friday. Compton, Doane college, Daisy of the Robins Mile near errors, (New record; record 35,316 saw Vance tilt. Lake; Brantseg, Fargo, second: Still, Bisbee by the name o’ Pat Gal- and stole three bases. inches. former victory Brooklyn over the ond inches by Dunkak of South pitch a for Fargo, third; Hunkel, Napoleon, lagher—a kind hearted ol’ soul. His Thunen, Bowman moundsman 181 feet 2 Giants, 4 to 3. R. H. L. A 1 Simmons went on one of his seconds. Vikings Dakota, 1927.) Crakes, South Dakota, New York fourth. Time, 4 minutes 56.4 Score Win place a great hang-out ior the struck out eight Rhame men, while New York ,•••••••001 001 010—3 10 0 well known hitting sprees to give the by Thoreson, Napo- was second; Cooper, lowa Teachers, third. 010 10x-4 9 3 put—Won . HO Shot place to go; competitior, Fuller, hurler, College —Won by Brooklyn Athletics a 3 to 1 victory over Wash- leon; Camp, Maddock, second; Chris- Triangular boys who had no other his Rhame 100-yard dash Hogan; Vance and Lo- third; In Meet Bowman Kettle, Morningside; Jarrett, North Hubbell and ington their opener. His triple tianson, Devils Lake, Peterson. they could always get something to fanned only two men. pes. in - second; Dazey, fourth. Distance, 44 feet Pat Dakota, Kramer, South Da- drove a run across in the first inning N. D., eat and a place to sleep at s. The line-up of the two teams fol- third. Time, 10 seconds. incties Valley City, May 4.—Scoring kota, and he added a homer for good meas- by Peterson, Dazey; points, Valley City “One winter there was a half dozen lows: College pole vault—Won by Baxter, DIVIDEDOUBLE-HEADER Discus—Won largo, 66 U Teachers col- Iverson, If; Peterson, Teachers, (new and Pitts- ninth. Cronin’s homer in Olson, Fargo, second; Certeis, youngsters at Gallagher’s doin’ Bowman —I. lowa 12 feet inches Cincinnati—Cincinnatidouble-header, ure in the lege won a triangular track and field 3b; Thunem, burgh a the third; Thoreson, Napoleon, fourth. races, J. Woll, 2b; p; Pollock, record; former record 12 feet 4*4 divided the ninth deprived Walberg of a chores, runnin’ boxing and lb; rf; c; Ilerzig, taking the first game, 6 to J, Distance, 106 feet 10 inches. meet here Saturday. Jamestown col- Thlelges, Barrett, ss; inches by Blakeslee, North Dakota A. Pirates fighting. One o’ them Dakota, the Red Birds winning the night- shutout. Javelin —Won by Langseth, 1 essen- lege was second with 63 h, and Aber- sometimes was O. Erickson, cf; R. Iverson, rf; Mar- C., 1930); Whitmore, South and Fargo, second; Spriggs, a Luther McCarthy—- quardt, cf. second; Stapley, lowa Teachers, third. cap, 10 to 5. The Yankees hailed Babe Ruth’s den; Fisher, deen normal third with 44. big lad named First Game Bismarck, third; Scot, Heaton, fourth. Rhame —Jensen, c; Fuller, p; Ahl- College half-mile relay—First sec- return to the lineup with an 8 to 3 Friesiad, Viking run- they called him “Luck" for short. ness, Marvin, 2b; Schneider, 3b; by Wayne (Dennis, R. H. E> Distance, 168 feet inches. crack distance lb; tion—Won normal triumph over the Boston Red Sox. “Luck was crazy about boxin’ but Bufstatter, If; ss; Copeland, Falls Pittsburgh «.•••• .000 005 001—6 7 0 High jump—Gross, Harvey, and ner. was high-point man with 15li Harris, Hutchinson, Andrews, Lltel); Sioux 000 —3 8 4 Rockford, first, the rest, cf; Peterson, cf; Carr, rf; AVeyland, If. college, second; Dakota Wesleyan, Cincinnati 000 021 Ruth played six innings and hit a Harris, New tied for points. Garnering three firsts, Coons. he were so much better than Phillips; Lucas and rfi Fargo, Umpires, and singles, getting nicely Tait, Bismarck, third; Arneson, and was such rough slugger that it Hirseh and Bushman. third. Time, 1 minute S 3 seconds. Kremer pair of around I were high point a Height, 5 feet. 5 inches. Clark and Larratt Second section won by Yankton Sukeforth. _ injured leg. Six Red Sox er- fourth. made the others sore. One dav Gal- (Ptak, Wilson, Sinkey, Mendel); lowa ,—.4 0.. on his Broad jump—W'on by Spriggs. Bis- getters for Jamestown, and Crawford RHB rors proved a big help to the Yankees. marck; Bason. Cando, second: M. Puys lagher sent the whole gang out Teachers, second: Doane, third. Time, V and Dressel for Aberdeen. Pittsburgh 200 000— 5 14 2 inning, they lacque, Fessenden, third; Peterson, boys College Baseball | 1 minute 31 seconds. (Final ranking ...... 030 A big sixth in which 4 haulin' straw, and four o’ the .051 101 020—10 12 1 feet — basis.) Cincinnati Dazey, fourth. Distance, 20 c * on time Spencer, Betnor and scored seven runs and drove Thomas ANNOUNCE GOLF DATES iramed up on Luck—they were goin’ North Central distance medley (440, Wood, Grant, m e MEET Chicago, 10; lowa, 7. Kolp and Styles. from the hill, enabled the St. Louis po vault—W'on by Meyers, Fargo; May to pitch in and clean up on him when Olaf, 7; State Teachers, 5. SBO, three quarters mile, mile)—Won Hemsley; ie" St. Paul, 4.—oPi —The second St. lowa (Setterland, J. Browns to down Chicago, 9 to 5, and Murphy, Bismarck, Arneson and Ger- annual St. Paul SIO,OOO open golf they got him out to the strawstack. Illinois, 3; Purdue, 1. by North Dakota tels, Fargo, tied for second. Michigan, 4; Indiana, 0. Thornton, B. Thornton, Pearson): PHILS HUMBLE BRAVES break a nine-game losing streak. Gray Half-mile relay—Won by Fargo tournament will be held at the Keller McCarthy Ends Trouble Northwestern, 9; Ohio State, 7. South Dakota State, second; South Boston— Ray Benge's six-hit pitch- went the distance to get credit for Benner, Anderson, Ger- course here July 24-26. It was an- “Purty soon the teams and bob- Navy, 13; Duke, S. Dakota, third. Time, 10 minutes 55.5 ing enabled the Phillies to win their ( Carrington, (New record; former record from the Boston Braves, his second victory out of four the V/A\ teis); Bismarck, second; nounced Monday. Harry Cooper, Chi- sleds trailin’ back, one tied be- Dartmouth, 2; Harvard, 0. seconds. series opener third; Harvey, fourth. came Wisconsin, 8; Minnesota, 4. ll:0G.l made by North Dakota in Browns have won. cago, won last year. hind the other, but without any straw. Maryland, 6; West Virginia, 5. 1029.) Philadelphia 000 200—4 8 0 no-hit, hero .....020000 000 010—1 6 8 Wes Ferrell, the no-run College mile relay—Won by Wayne Boston days stormy first The Spring you normal (Litel, Christensen, Andrews, Benge and Davis; Seibold, McAfee of a few back, had a Hat Dennis): Doane college, second: Ne- and Spohrer. inning against Detroit but stuck it were going braska Wesleyan, third. Time, 3:29.7. out to register his fifth win, 7 to 4. to buy By North Central mile relay—Won by NOSB OUT CUBS YEStIrDAY'S OUR BOARDING HOUSE Ahem CARDS The Tigers Jumped on the Cleveland last .... (Adkins, Kemper, Cards made week South Dakota St. Louis—The St. Louis three in the first, and Campbell, Wirth); North Dakota, sec- a sweep of the three-same series with ace for runs but S/ITMgLtS ond: South Dakota State, third. Time, Cubs, winning an 11-in- found him tough thereafter. Vo6mik’s didn’t. . . (New the Chicago 3 minutes 24.6 seconds. record; home run tied it up for the Indians former record of 3:25.6 by Morning- gSs£“* 1' 0 (By The Associated Press) if MV mame IS college 1930.) 1 “0i002020000—4 t in the fourth. shames side in SL Louis ! !!!! !400 000 000 01—6 8 homer high jump—Won by Evans, gone. . A 1 Simmons, Athletics—Hit % amp I’d lims-To 1 College (11 Innings) It's .itsign- with one on in ninth inning to beat ft -SL Wayne normal); Stapley, lowa Teach- Bush, May, Blake and Hartnett; -oeu&li-friife Hanson, Dakota, cue-WAT ers, second; South Rhem, Derringer and J. Wilson. ed a contract "Washington 3*l. A Room oMe ritase third. Height, 6 feet. (New record; with a Ray Benge, Phillies—Held Braves 4 IS Lie AIRV AMD V/ CSm former record, 5 feet 10% inches by going victory. 7 fix { so AMD Geer of Doane, 1923.) concern and to six hits for 4-1 COMFORT/ B QUIE-r —Won Stripp, three doubles 5. (juiE-r; if vou do } ; res-tkui. imfact, College 120-yard high hurdles ?anew Reds—Hit Joe “J/ly by Arnold, Dakota Wesleyan; Wirth, Saints Again in has been on the go and single in five times up to lead # MerC y would's/aii r i-r ts so qujey I South Dakota, second; Weleh, South to 10-5 victory over Pitts- Dakota, third. Time, 15.4 seconds. ever since, Cincinnati I PLA.V -iHc accordion uk > keep A pemdcjlljm. iPTHEY selling burgh in second game of double head- Y\ S~S'?/ \ Association Lead “good er. (Ai MOOD ! \ S ‘.j CLOCK GofASor^ Bison Frosh Defeat US STAND looks” for its Rgm team’s f Gray, Browns—Broke AMERICAN LEAGUE proud wearer. y>in» game losing streak by scatter- Varsity Track Team Won Lost Pet. Milwaukee Shuts Out Colum- .688 ing nine Chicago hits to win 9-5. Cleveland 11 5 N. D., May New York » 7 .563 Charley Gelbert, Cardinals—En- Fargo, 4.—Freshman bus; Millers Lose 17-11 to 7 6 .538 play eleventh of the North Dakota Agricul- Philadelphia ...... But to take its place gineered squeeze in athletes Chlcaso 7 .633 Indianapolis f . . . inning for deciding run in 5-4 tural college defeated the varsltv Team Washington 8 8 .500 weVe brought triumph Cubs. track squad, 68% to 65% in a dual Detroit S 9 .471 over Boston 5 8 .385 Farrell, Indians—Won fifth meet Saturday at Dacotah Field. 4.— St in new Wesley St. Paul. May lff>—The Paul St. Louis ...... 4 10 .286 blocks and game of season for Cleveland, beating Carmen Hunt and Cecil Graham baseball club went into first place in performances American association pennant race brims. Detroit 7-4. featured the of the the Colonels, NATIONAL LEAGUE the high by defeating the Louisville 11 3 .756 Fresco Thompson, Robins—His fast yearlings. Hunt won jump *•»**•B* St Louis 7 to 1- New York 10 5 .667 base running run that defeat- by making a leap of five feet 11 Louisville 000 000 001—1 8 1 scored HO 032 o©x-7 10 1 Chicago 8 6 .571 4-3. inches to defeat Gus Schwartz. He ...... 9 7 .663 Hat boxes coming ed Giants S?PaulWalsh and Thompson; Harries and Boston in Roy Sherid, Yankees—Checked Red also won the broad jump with a fine Pittsburgh 9 9 .500 of feet. Graham the Fenner. Philadelphia 6 8 .467 and hat bags going Sox with six hits for 8-3 victory. leap 21 won Brooklyn 5 10 .333 100 and 220-yard dashes, and was BREWERS BLANK COLUMBUS Cincinnati 2 12 .143 out so rapidly second in the 440. Milwaukee—ln their first shutout that a victory of the season, the Milwaukee Bob Paris Seen as Ernest Hall, Leo May and Rod Me- 3 0. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION hat never Brewers defeated Columbus, to _ 10 4 has a Millen were the outstanding varsity Aba Hi fi« St Paul .714 Center for Bison 000—0 1 Louisville 11 5 .688 performers. Columbus 000 000 8 9 7 .563 chance to sit down 011 001 OOx—3 8 0 Columbus Milwaukee and Milwaukee 8 8 .500 and grow Fargo, N. D., May 4.—80 b Paris, Baker and Hinkle; Jonnard Kansas City 7 9 .437 old. triant sophomore football letterman Moorhead Teachers to Manion. Indianapolis 6 9 .400 Bismarck, has been switched Toledo 5 9 .357 from Be Host at Track Meet BLUES HAMMER OUT WIN Minneapolis 6 10 .333 ? with marked advantage to the center Kansas City—Toledo pitchers were Silver Kansas City hammered Browns position on the Bison line during the Ineffective as SUNDAY'S RESULTS Moorhead, Minn., May 4.—The an- out an 18-to-6 victory in the-opener Gull il spring: football sessions at North Da- ItH. B. America* League Grays -1 nual district track meet for high of a st ries. Cleveland, 7; Detroit, 4. kota colies*, according to Toledo 103 110 000— 0 14 0 State schools in the Moorhead district will 404>253 001 18 19 2 Philadolphia, 3; Washington, 1. '’Casey" Finnegan, coach. Kansas City New York, 8; Boston, 3. attempting be held on the Moorhead State Mays, Ferguson, Vangllder, Bach- With Coach Finnegan Richardson, Tate and Keyes; St. Louis Browns, 9; Chicago, 5. $548 hold Teachers college track May 16, it was man. Collins, to build a heavy defense wall to by (Sliv) Swift, Maley and Padden. nationally known line- announced Alex Nemezk, National League back the who will be in charge. While it is Brooklyn, 4; New York, 3. from Minnesota and INDIANS WALLOP MILLERS rtiriy t**rna not definitely set as yet, present in- Indianapolis won a Pittsburgh, 6; Cincinnati, 3. ¦onjin and Bob Me- Minneapolis— the Cincinnati, 10; Pittsburgh, 5. universities are that the regional meet baseball burlesque from Millers Philadelphia, Aggies, next fall, Big dications game of their swles, 4; Boston, 1. in’s TTr**"** will be neld in Moorhead also. in the opening St Louis, 5; Chicago, 4. the keystone posi- 17 to 11. «• H. E. Meiwtofit The deadline for entries has been Indianapolis ....431 800 010—17 22 0 Bergeson’S the admirably with his on line at May 12 and will be Minneapolis ... ..524 000 000-11 19 1 America* Association - set a'schedule Around Paris, a member of Cvengros, L. Barnhart, Holshauser, St Paul, 7: Louisville, 1. the worked out as soon as all the entries Riddle, Angley; Henry Mc- ' Milwaukee,"S; Columbus, n. PM fraternity, alter- Medals Hall and the Poetoffiee tackle last sea- are received. will be awarded Cullough, Parks, Tinning, \andenberg Kansas City, 18; Toledo, 6. 'd and the winners m each event. and Hargrave. Indianapolis, 17; Minneapolis, li

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