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^>12^ I** Vvl* <^\\ ~ V; Hcf\^ w •»,,,>'. 'J Wi»%* V& f-^t' **"1* A V „ *! " ,«* 4$t »«h. < r * ** '•"•-•* \Al%^ fcAGE TEN %RAND PORKS HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 1922. . &*&*¥ EVENING EDITION. u,\*i . - — AMERICAN ASSN. Ui Columbus, April 20.—St. Paul hty Burwell savagely.ln the three Inning* i he pitched and won the opening game> ;Kv'V > ' of the series today; 9 to 3. Rogers was 4V#s r ORTI IG [/effective in the pinches. The hitting „ VSKLto t- H ' I01SP 1 .i- m m of Dressen, Gerghammer and Ham - i - - ^w.'' • j • featured. Score: i ! = == It H 1 St. Paul -. 132 000 012—9'll 1 Columbus 000. 200 010-^8.- 8 6 NE* YORK. tl Rogers and Gonzales; Burwgll, Sny­ 'I'­ Canada Has New Heavy Hope der and Hartley, Lees. v« MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN MARKETS. TRIPP ANGLING GRAIN BfiOlimB. X", , ' •'./• '.'STtKn^S. .' s>. • . ll tt j'- 4%-;- Smtfert Held. Duluth, Mlhii .e ApVil 21.—EWvator N.ew, TEot-ki'April 21.^—The ' rapid Closing Quotations. receipts of' domestic; grain: Weat upturn of prices* t in the afternodn . ''.•••"-"Cash. i Louisville,' April' 20.—Milwaukee' batted Tincup at will, winning the 108,800 bushels; corn- 23,500; rye 29,- which some the early laggards "No. 1 dark nor., fancy v|l.71 @1.79 f FOR HURLER FOR 000. • Joined,-'Including Baldwin locomo­ To arrive 1.65 ©1.78 first game of the series from Louis- , Shipments: . Wheat; 5,300; flax 3,- 1.64 :@1.70 XI to 5. Acosta, who was in the L tive,- indicated^-that the .prevailing 1 dark northern .. game but a few minutes, was replaced 100,' - market- .^Qntlim&t '^continued bullish. To arrive ...... 1.64 IF a substitute named'Combs. He hit Duluth car inspection: Wheat Nos. 1 Huplyan$r was shown by nunibers of 1 northern 1.62 @1.65C ,v EASTSIDETEAM and 2. dark northern and No. 1 and 2 To arrive ...... 1.62 well, but his poor fielding figured the usually ,inactive shares but many largely in the run-getting. Score: Northern 4; No. 3 darit northern and oi the popular, issues ruled a point 2 dark nor., fancy. 1.68 @1.77 No.-3 northern 10; other spring 6; 1 f . • Jg r or more eoove jteitetyay'b final figures. 2 dark northern .. 1.60 @1.67 r» l Efforts Are Being Made to Milwaukee . . 022 030 130—U 18 0 Nos. 1 and. 2 amber durum and Nos. Manhattan i Electrical Supply jumped, 2 northern ...... 1.58 @1.62 Louisville .. 001 003. 100— q 14\ 3 1 and 2 durum 10; No. 3 am bar dur­ seven ' points,' ' "National Biscuit 4; 3 dark northern, fancy. 1.65 @1.75 Secure Andy Gill, For­ Lingrel and Gossett, Myatt; Tincup, um and: No; 3 durum 2; other durum Poatum Cental -8 1-2; Gulf) Mobile and 3 dark northern .... v 1.58 @1.64 Kirig and Meyer. 18; mixed 9; all wheat 58; flax 3; Northern; trt-eferred,: Pullman and 8 northern • 1.62 @1.58 merly of U. N. D. grain 1; -corn 26; oats 1; rye 23. All Brookly40| ular baseball players in this section Minneapolis .. 200 100 001—T 6 0 „ 9* ® «i«rted a shade to 1-4 higher, mand, *4.41 6-8; cables, >4.42. To arrive 1.341 of the country, will play on the East Toledo 002 000 000—2 7 3 Jfliy *0,8-* to 40 7-8 and later con­ France, demand, 9.31; cables, 1 durum 1.291 @1.341 Grand Forks baseball team this sea­ Tingling and Mayer; Bedlent, Ayers tinued/^ show a tendency to rise. 9.31 1*2. fc, v; ' To arrive 1.261 son, Manager Tripp of the East Side and Kocher. -s ~ - \ • Provisions were firmer with grain Italy, .demand, 5.41 1-2; cables, 5.42. and hogs. ' 2 amber durum, fancy. 1.431 @1.481 aggregation is in communication with , Germany, demand, .36 1-4; cables, 2 amber durum ...... 1.311 @1.871 Gill, who is coach at the University Five ponble Playa .36 1-8. 2 durum i. 1.261 @1.801 of Kentucky, and states that thero Indianapolis, April 20.—Cavet was DUliirrH CLOSING. Norway, demand, 19.00. ; 2 yellow corn .55}@ .55J probably will be no difficulty about given excellent support and held Kan­ Duluth, April '21.—Closing cash • Sweden, demand, 26.00. prices: Wheat No. 1 dark northern To arrive .55J the terms. Tripp is asking Gill to lo­ sas City safe in the pinches, and In­ Mohtreal, 97 16-16. >70. 3 yellow corn .538 @ <541 cate a good pitcher for him, as he is dianapolis won the opening game of .1.64 to 1.7«; No. 2 do, 1.68 to 1.70; No. 3 d6, 1.52 to 1.68; No 1 amber To arrive .531 not quite satisfied with the rating ot the series here this afternoon, 3 to 0. • .• MBTAL. ' 2 white oats (Mont.) .. ,35| @*.361 those he has on the string at present. Five double plays were features. durum; 1.41 7-8 to 1.48 7-8; No. 1 am­ New York, April 21.—Copper ber arrive 1.40 7-8; No. 2 amber dur­ steady; electrolytic, spot and nearby, 3 white oats- .361© .85} Th» East Side candidates took their Score:, To arrive .341 . ' R H E um 1.39 7-8 to 1.46 7-8; No. 2 amber 12 7-8; later, 12 7^«©13. tirst workout Thursday afternoon and arrive 1.38 7-8; No. 1 durum 1.82 7-8; Tin firm; spot and nearby, 31.75; Barley, choice to fancy. ..61 @ .63 . will be on the field again today. Con­ Kansas City .. 000 000 000—0* 9 3 Barley, medium to good' \.57 .60 m Indianapolis . 000 200 lOx—3 9 2 No. 2 durum 1.80 7-8;, No. 1 mixed futures, 31.87. siderable work has been put in on tlie durum 1.32 7-8 to 1.46 7-8; No. 1 Iron steady and-unchanged. Barley, lower grade 51 .56 diamond and it is in fairly good con­ Caldwell and McCarty; Cavet and [email protected]| Krueger. mixed arrive 1.32 7-8; No. 2 mixed Lead firm; spot, [email protected]. i 2 rye f dition. durum 1.30 7-8 to 1.44 7-8; No. 2 Zinc firm; East' St. Louis spot, 5.00 No. 1 flaxseed 2.76 @2.79 I Tripp has three or four local mound mixed arrive 1.80 7-8; No. 1 red dur­ @5.10. To arrive 2.76 @2.78 artists to pick from and no doubt um 1.28 7-S. Antimony, spot; .5.12. some of them will be used all season. AMERICAN LEAGUE Flax seed on track 2.72 3-4 to 2.74 MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN TABLE. O'Riley, Goldberg and Olson are avail­ • , » 3-4; arrive 2.713-4 to 2.73 3-4; May LIBERTY BONDS. . Thura ; able and the manager expects to hear 2.72 3-4; July 2.78 3-4 asked; Sep­ New York, April 21.—Liberty bonds Wheat— High Low Clo^«i Close M from Jennings from this side also. New Tork, April 20.—The New tember 2.70 bid. Closed: 3 l-2s »M#«; first 4S 99.70 May . . .1.54% l.frl 1.54 1.50% Tork Americans raised their 1921 bid; second 4s 99.4H} first 4 1-4 99.82; championship flag here today and de­ Oats No. 8 white track and arrive July . . .1.44* 1.41 1.44% 1.40 %r 84 to 36. second 4 l-4s 99.50; third 4.1-4s 99.68; Oats— - ' ' WEISSMULLER SETS feated 'Washington in the opening fourth 4 l-4s 99.86; Victory 3 8-4 game of /the local American league No. 1 rye, trac kand arrive 1.05 7-8. May • • .34 .33% .33% .33% season, ID to 3.' Cold weather held Barley choice to fancy 57 to 65; 100.08; victory 4^3-4s 100.74. , July .,. .36^ .33% .35 .35% ANOTHER NEW WORLD'S medium to good 52 to 56; lower Rye— down the attendance. Miller, who hit grades 43 to 61. a home run in Boston yesterday, hit P'RODUCE. May .99% .98, .99% .97% SWIMMING RECORD Corn No. 2 mixed 57 3-8; No. 2 New York, April 21,—Butter bare­ July .97% .95% .96% .95% another with two men on bases yellow 57 7-8. ly stpady, receipts 10,008. /, H, 13 Barley.— Milwaukee, Wis., April 20.—Johnny EggC, firm; receipts 32,411; fresh May .. . . .57% .57 .57 ' .67% Weissmuller, crack swimmer of the Washington . 000 102 000— 3 7 1 New Tork ...002 602 00x—10 13 2 DULUTH GRAIN. gathered firsts 26027 1-2; storage Corn— Illinois Athletic club, lowered the Duluth, April1 21.—The market was' packed extra, firsts 29@80. May .52% .52 1 world's record for the 150 yards back­ Mogradge. Courtney and "Gharrity; strong around the close and final Jones and Schang. Cheese, steady; receipts 1,59$. Flax— stroke in an exhibition at the Mil­ prices were at the top for the day. May . . 2.76 2.72% waukee Athletic club tonight, finish­ May wheat closed 1-2 cent up at $1.55 / MONEY. ing the distance in 1:45 2-5, or 3 2-5 Spoil Opening Game- nominally, and July 1 1-4 cents at ilL. Philadelphia, April 20.—Boston New York, April 21.-rCall money CASH SALES. i seconds better than the record made 11.22 1-2 bid; May durum closed 1 7-8 steady; high, low and ruliiig- rate, # by Perry McGillivray of 1:48 4-5. marred the Philadelphia American cents up at 81.34 7-8 bid; July 1 5-8 Minneapolis, April 21.-*-No. 1 nor­ Elziar Riou, league opening today by hammering 3 1-2. Norman Ross, also of the I. A. C., \ cents up at $1.27 7-8 bid, and Septem­ Time loans easy; 60 and $0 days, thern [email protected]; May $1.64; July (By Norman E. BrowA.) camps of the three local pitchers for 17 hits from ber 1-4 cent up at $1.19 nominally. 4 1-4; six months, 4 l-4@4 1-2. 1.44 1-8. failed to lower his own record for 500 dominion—an ideal which the visitors gathered 15 runa meters. He made the distance in Canada is making herculean efforts place to acquire a wonderful physique wil. Spot rye closed 1 3-8 cents up at Prime mercantile paper, 4 l-4@4%. dorn, No. 3 yellow 53 3-4 @54 1-4. and tho harriinoee onH 1 George Burns and Joe I>ugan were $1.06 7-8 bid; May 1 3-8 cents up at Oats, No. 3 white 35 l-8@35 5-8. ' 6:48 2-5, which was 2 4-5 seconds to place a star heavyweight on Jack heavy clouters against their former slower than his record of 6:45 3-5. needed in the ring game. He first $1.05 7-8 bid, 'and July 1 1-4 cents up ' , COTTON. \ Barley 51 @53. Dempsey's trail. New candidates for team-mat3s. Burns had four hits, in- at $1.04 bid. Spot oats closed 1-8 up New York, April \ '21.—Cotton fu­ Rye, No. 2, $1.01 7-8 @1.02 3-8. The athletic club tank is seventy- gained attention through his success eluding two home runs. Dugan. and five feet long. the "heavy hope' class are bobbing i in inter-camp and inter-district tour- at 34 @ 36; barley Unchanged at from- tures closed firm; May 17.91'; July Flax, No. 1, $2.76# 2.79. ui daily and are being looked over: neys. Smith also had home runs. Score: 43 to 66; No. 2 yellow porn 1-8 cent 17.58; October 17.57; December 17.62; R H. B up at 67 7-8 and No. 2 mixed corn i carefully by Canadian sportsmen in i He stands 6 feet 4 Yt inches tall and I January 17.60. GRAIN RECEIPTS. t ONLY ONE REGATTA Boston 118 004 303—15 17 1 1-8 cent up at 5'7 3-8. ; - : the hope that one of them will show - carries well his 240 pounds of bone Philadelphia. 000 002 002— 4 9 5 Minneapolis,- April 21. —Wheat re­ signs of developing into a first rate and muscle. He is built lighter Trading in flaxseed'was Active, and ceipts 174 cars compared with 282 I PLANNED FOR DULUTH contender for the title Jack holds. Pennock and Walters; Rommell, longs had all the better of it. May CfUCAGO. through the hips and •egs than the Sullivan, Eckert and Perkins, Berger. closed 4 3-4 up at $2.72 3-4; July 5 3-4 cars a year ago. t *. " M The man to make the latest bid is average man of that weight—which Duluth, Minn.—Present indications Elziar Rioux. up at $2.73 3-4 asked, and September m gives him greater speed and endur­ Win in Ninth. 6 cents up at $2.70 bid. ^ GRAIN AND PROVISIONS. • are that the rowing season here will And he appears to be the best pros­ ance. GRAND FORKS' MARKETS I A>e limited to one big regatta and the Detroit, April 20.—Cleveland trailed Wheat: Gossip was current that pect to date. For he has in addition He is only twenty-three years of Detroit for eight innings today, then GRAIN. 2,000,000 bushels; of new crop do­ I' usual local meets, according to the No. 1 dark northern, 58 lb.... .$1.52 to the physical requirements for the age—which gives him several good rallied in the ninth after two were Duluth, April 21.—Strength sit mestic 'winter wheat had; been sold for rowing committee of the Duluth Boat task, plenty of speed and a good years in which to acquire more ex­ No. 2 dark northern, 57 lb.;... 1.49 club. And it also appears that local out, scored two runs and beat the Liverpool, the reported working of export and that.- there also had been . 1.46 think-tank. perience before training becomes dif­ Tigers, 5 to 4, in the opening game considerable grain for export at the European buying of Canadian whebt. No, 3 dark northern, 56 lb.... admirers of Walter Hoover, amateur Rioux comes from the lumber ficult. t NO. 3 dark northern, 56 lb.... . 1.42 singles sculling champion, will not of the American league season here. seaboard overnight and tight trad­ Reactions which took place were No. 4 dark northern, 54 lb..... 1.38 have an opportunity to see him in ac­ It was the sixth consecutive defeat ing situation in the May future at ascribed chiefly to profit taking. The No. 4 dark northern. 53 lb.... . 1.34 tion here in a match, event. for the locals. Score: Chicago, led to material advances in close was unsettled 1-2 to 2 5-8c rtet R, H E wheat prices during today's market higher .wlth May $1.45 1-2 to $1.45 5-8 Northern Spring. T^at'k of local dates is not interfer­ No. 1 northern spring, 68 lb....$1.47 ing with the D. B. C.'s training sched­ Cleveland ...«. 001 002 002*—5 7 0 seBsiorf. The best grain offered on the and July $1.27 1-8 to 1.27 1-4. Detroit . 030 100 000—4 4 ,0 tables was readily absorbed bu the ADD—GRAIN' AN£ PRO— No. 2 northern^.spring,.57,^-lb.v. • 1-44 ule or rowing program, and the crews SEMI-FINAL OF- 1 are working hard in preparation for Bagby.. Morton and O'Neill, Nuna- poorer wheat was still draggy. Grain: Subsequently, heavy profit Amber Datum Wheat. >• the northwestern international and i maker; Ermke and Bassler. Trading in rye was active until the taking Sales brought about a setback No. 2 .$1.22 natio'nal regattas which will be held j spur of buying for export. May rye in prices. The close was unsettled at No. 3 • . 1.20 / Error Loses G»mc. at Kenora. Ont. .and Philadelphia, i BOXING CARD advanced 2 1-2 at 1.07. but it eased 1-8 @1-4 net decline to a like advance, No. 4 .-. . 1.12 respectively. ' St. Louis, April 10.—Frank Ellerbe, to $1.06 1-8 at noon. July gained 1 with July 64' 5-8. the Brown's far-corner man, muffed Rye. Plans are under way to have the 3-4c at $1.01 1-2. September wheat No. 2, 54 lbs... • $ -89, University of Wisconsin and Univer- ! a pop fly in the opening frame iOf the stood 1 l-4c up at the noon hour at CHICAGO GR.JN TABLE. sit.v of Manitoba come here for a tri- ! BARRANGED first American league game here, to­ $1.22 1-2 bid. May durum stood 2c Wheat— Open. High. Low." Close. Flax. No. 2 ' .V. . . . . angular meet some time during June, j day. and permitted two White Sox up at $1.35, and July 1 3-4c up at May 1.44 1.47% 1.44 1.45% .$2.46 but nothing definite has been an- ' runs to score and the Browns lost, 1.-28 asked. , July ..-..1.26% 1.28 1.26% 1.27% No. 3 ; . 2.41 ^ . — 4 to 2. Shocker and Faber pitched No. 4 . 2.21 nounced by the outside schools. How­ Kid Ferris of Moorhead to —• Sept 1.19 1.20 1.18% 1.18% ever. arrangements are going ahead j NATIONAL LEAGUE. 1 good ball. Faber fanned the last Corn— , -Barley. three men to face him and Shocker RUSS0-GERMAN PACT May No. 2 .$ .45 for the regatta, the D. B. C. feeling Take on Horace Smith j .61% .62 ( .61% .61% that the offer -will be favorably re­ W. if. Pet, whiffed the last two opponents. July . . . .65% .65% .64% .64% No. 3 . .42 Philadelphia . . Score: ORIGINALLY WAS TO ported. The D. B. C. met the Uni­ Of This City. ... 3 1 .750 Oats— versity of Wisconsin in a dual meet St. Louis . . . 4 2 .667 R IT E May ... .38 .38% ••87%. .38 ; on Superior bay last summer, the New Tork ... O <> .714 Chicago 300 100 000—4 8 1 BE KEPT A SCERET July ... • 40% •41% .40%^ 40% POTATO QUOTATIONS IN -. 1 former crews makinjj a clean sweep. Chicoga . . . 0 2 .714 St. Louis 000 011 0Q0—2 8 2 iPork;— EAST GRAND FORKS I (By The Associated Press.) , 55c per bushel; furnished by | *vIce I", the bay sti" intcrfcrcs j Leslie Trotter, promoter for Com- Pittsburgh ...... 4 4 .500 Faber and Schalk; Shocker and May. ... 21.10 r 0 ram Severeid. Buenos Aires, April 20.—The Russo- Farmers' Co-operativeaassocia- I »° Pr S .°f the oarsmen pany M, has closed matters for his Brooklyn 2 41 .200 Lard— II tion of East Grand Fmkn. j , * German treaty originally was intended Hoover 18 on] ne Cincinnati 2 5 .167 May ... 10.85 10.95 y fn' ' ^ y o semi-windup bout to be used on the to be kept secret. La Nacion's Rome 10.82 10.82 •' . • rnJTni? nnnnSttiL ^ c°urse> Th<- ; boxing card o£ April 27. He received Boston !!0, 4 .000 July ... 11.10 11.15 11.07 11.07 SCVCral correspondent, in a dispatch *0 his Ribs- hHni ^niWc F , telegram from the manager of "Kid" NATIONAL LEAGUE paper today, pays he has learned HmvJ buTwTnr ™ce •perris of Atoorhead, saying that terms Yesterday's Results. May ... 11.55 THREE-YEAR-OLD IS New York 8, Brooklyn 1. from trustworthy sources. News of its July ... been disregarded. ^ sati-sff.ctor>r a"d that he would signing, he says, leaked out in confer­ 10.65 10.80 10.65 10.75 | take on Horace Smith of Grand St. Ix>uis 5, Pittsburgh 10. Brooklyn, April 20. — Brooklyn IN CHILDREN'S ARMY Cincinnati 1, Chicago 3- ence circles through the indiscretion CASH SALES. Forks, for an' eight round battle. opened the season here today with a of Italian , communists to whom the Trotter had already arranged for his /Philadelphia at Boston postponed— parade and music, but lost to the Chicago, April . 21.—Wheat, No. Cincinnati, April 20. — Twenty-six DAVE ROBERTSON IS rain. Russian delegates to the economic hard $1.45 1-8. children, the youngest of whom is 'I opening bout, which will be a four world's champion New York Giants, 8 conference diyulged it. RECALLED TO GIANTS round match between Irving Quinn to 1. The Giants btanched seven hits, Corn, No. 2 miked 61 1-2@61 3-4; Helen -Hiqks, three, of Guthrie, Okla., Gaines Today. including triples by Meusel and Rawl- Thereupon the Germans, in order No.'2'yellow 61 3-i@62 1-2. whose fathers are "political prison­ and Young Newjark. Keew York at Brooklyn. to avoid suspicion of a disloyal atti­ Norfolk, Va„. April 20;—Dave Rob­ The promoter Is very pleased over ings and a home run by Earl Smith, Oats, No. 2 white 40 l-4@43 1-2; ers," were brought to Cincinnati today Philadelphia at Boston. tude, decided It was better to commu­ No. 8 white 38 1-4@39 3-4. ertson is to go once more to the New securing Ferris. He has seen the in the first two innings, Catcher Tay­ nicate the tr&ty officially. With a number of mothers, members Cincinnati at Chicago. lor of the Dojlgers, suffered a broken Rye, No. "2, $1.08 1-4 @1.08 1-2. of the children's . crusade." in • the York Giants. Robertson received his youngster work twice on cards and St. Louis at Pittsburgh. unconditional release today from ssyH that he can promise the f£ns a finger by a -foul tip in the ninth. Live, dressed poultry ' quiet, prices Barley 63 @65. A . cause ot amnesty. The children are Pittsburgh and was ordered by John battle as far as the Moorhead boy is Score: • unchanged. ^ Timothy seed [email protected]. enroute to Washington, where an ap­ McGraw, manager of the. Giants, to concerned. AMERICAN LEAGUE. R H Clover seed v $16.00^22.00. - ;- peal will be made to the president^ report 1o him at once. The local colored lightweight is an New York ... 380 000 002— 8 10* 3 In England the use of chewing-gum Pork nominal. •->,• The start was made from St. Louui Robertson broke into the big ex-army boxer. He served 18 months Brooklyn ....000 000 100— 1 6 0 is confined principally to coal miners, Lard $10.75. ;- April 16 in care of Kate Richards W. L. Pet. Ribs [email protected]." .' O'Hkre. _ leagues with the Giants in 1914. in France with the ((2nd division and Cleveland . . . 6 . 1 .857 Douglas and E. Smith, Snyder; factory workers, and other industrial i carries a scar from a machine gun Vance, S. Smith, Mamaux and Taylor, employes who cannot smoke at their, 4K New Ydrk . . t 5 2 .714 bullet in his chest. He has press no­ Philadelphia . . Miller. . work. . < 1 *0 POTATOES. , . . . 4 3 .571 Chicago, April 21.—Potatoes weak; WOMAN USES PLANE tices showing appearances in prelim­ St. Louis ...... 4 3 .571 TODAY'S SPORTS inaries in Cleveland and several other Hard Battle. j receipts 36 cars; total U. S. ship­ •- Chicago ...... 3 3 .500 TO MAKE TRIPTO eastern cities and did considerable Boston . . . 3 . 4 .429 Chicago, April 20.—Chicago ushered ments 746; .Wisconsin sacked Ronnd Racing.—Meeting of Harford Agri­ boxing while in the army. He is Washington . t. . . . 2 5 .286 in the local National league season to­ HERE'S J. EVERS Whiter 1.40 • tti 1,50 ,cwt; Minnesota . CHICAGO TO SHOP cultural and Breeders' Assn., at Havre showing up well in his workouts. Detroit . . . 0 6 .000 day with a three to one victory over sacked .Round Whites 1,40 to 1.45 de Grace. cwt. Idaho sacked Russets 1.80 to The main bout will be between Mill­ Cincinnati in a great pitching duel be­ ALL DRESSED UP Chicago, April 21.—Mfs. C. E. Tut- er and Hugo Ryder, if the deal can be Yesterday's llesulta. tween Grover Cleveland Alexander 1.65. • t Bowling.—Texas State trapshooting New stock * steady; . Florida No. 1 tl'e of Red Oak, la., came to Chicago. ' swung. Miller has conceded two Cleveland 5. Detroit 4. and Pete Donohue. The locals made yesterday by airplane to do her springs tournament opens at Brenham. more pounds in weight, and says he only three scattered hits, While the double, headed Spaulding Rose 7.85 to Chicago 4, St. Louis 2. 7.60 barrel; No.,2 mostly 6,00 a bar- shopping. She arrived this afternoon will be willing to meet tho Greek if Washington 3. New York 10. visitors made five. A crowd estimated with her shopping list and an over- Shooting. — North Carolina State i the latter can make 160 pounds. rel; 150 -pound aacka Spaulding Rose Boston 15, Philadelphia 14. at 18,000 including a delegation from No. 1, 6.00 to. 6.25;. No. 2 4.00. night bag after piloting her plane over trapshooting tournament, at Pine- I Ryder has quit his cousins in ,a local Cincinnati witnessed the game. Score: hurst. the 400-mile route from Red Oak to j cafe and gone to St. Paul to work in names Tijhaj, ( j ' R H Et this city in four hours and 55 minutes. — I Potts' gymnasium. He intends to go Chicago at .St. Louis. Cincinnati ...100 000 000:— > 5 1 STATE GETS $125^00 Her. mechanician accompanied lier. Bench Show—Annual show of Pitts- j ir,to the ring as a business. Letters Cleveland at Dfetrolt. Chicago .....003 000 OOx—.3. 3 1 burgh Kennel Club, at Pittsburgh. ) have been written him in connection Washington at New York. Donohue, Gillespie and Wingo;- IN WAR FINANCE LOANS ~ * : with meeting Miller, but no answer Boston at Philadelphia. Alexander and Hartnett. Boxing.—Canadian amateur cham-1 had been received last night. Washington,, April 20 —Approval of ! pionships at Calgary. Ontario ama-1 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. A Wins Opener. . r tcur championships, at Toronto. Boh | MEET "HlNItEV' HAINES. fifty-six advances for -agricultural and This Pittsburgh, April 20.—The Pirates purposes aggregating $1,- Moha vs. Bud Gorman, 10 rounds, at l senial youngster is getting a W. L. Pet. JOHN BIRKHOLZ opened the season at home with a vic­ 839.000 'was announced onight by the Kenosha. Pal Moore vs. Kddie An-! tryout with the American league Minneapolis . 6 ,1 .857 tory over St. Louis, 10 to 2. The war finance oorporation. Distribution Money Always oh lul Tot derson, 10 rounds, • at Davenport champion Yankees and if he doesn't Kansas City . 5 . 3 .625 'IKBT »UI MOBTBAOX tOiM deliver' in the big show he will have batting of Maranville, t Tlerney and 2!» ? J"?1V ded: North,Dakota, Johnny Wilson vs. K.O. JafTe. 10 Milwaukee .. 4 3 .571 Blgbee for. Pittsburgh a'nd Hornsby's $125,000: South - Dakota, ' $2^,000' rounds, at Hazelton. Johnny Clinton added some interesting dope to the Indianapolis 4 3 .571 Grand Forks. N. D. book of 1922. home run for St. Louis were features. Wisconsin, f53,000, ' vs. Tommy Leahey, 10 rounds, at v Columbus ... 4 4 .500 Sherdel was knocked off the slab in Worcester. Frankie Daly vs. "Bad Haines was introduced to big league Louiqville ,... 3 4 .429 fans as a. Yankee last summer. Hug- the first inning, and Adanis, who News" Ever, 1<» rounds, at Hamilton, St. Paul .:... .286 pitched for the Pirates the last .three Ont. gins grabed him after Hink6y had Toledo .125 graduated from Penn State and then innings, allowed only one. hit. Score: V / R. Hi E. after giving him a brief trial, farmed ' -r-i Yesterday's Results. him to Hartford in the Eastern league St. Louis 100 031 000— 5 8 4 Minneapolispolls 4, Toledo 2. Pittsburgh ...201 003 22x—10U9 2 where Haines played the outfield and St. Paul 9, Columbus 3.< hit at a .300 gait. Milwaukee 11, Louisyiile 5. Sherdel, Barfoot, Pertica and Aln- Haines luus a rep. aa a star athlete. Kansas City 0, Indianapolis 3. smith; Cooper, Adams and pooch. Born in Red Lion, Pa., Dec. 23, 1898, he attended the high school there and starred in all majtfr sjorts. He en- DAUGHTERS OF Electrical Engineers \ , • "Best by Test", tiered Lebanon college in 1916 f"* ,t:s v - To En d Meet Tonight stared there. Two years later he en­ REVOLUTION TO OAT^r tered Penn State and shone as bril­ WHEAT Sweet Clover ^ liantly there. He wm a star of Hugo ^ ELECT TODAY Chicago, April 21.—A ^symposium 60 Day -.'• wMarquw Bexdek's famous eleven of 1920. on the St. Lawrence seaway . •ill man; •'>Red Clover Hje is a husky gent, 170 pounds on Washington, April tl -*A reception the conclusion tonight of tne spring Green Russian [§^®|Kul>anlt« Du^un a 6 feet 9 frame. He is sincere in his at the White. House and':«le«Uon of convention of the American institute Alsike Clover ' efforts to add a big league career to of Electrical Engineers. Invitations White RuMian officers held the chief interest today •nave been extended to a number of IfLAX Red Top ^, his sport record, which is helping him of delegates attending .the annual speakers to represent several phase* Swedish Select 4 considerably. The one thing that ban- congress of the Daughter* of the l°t • this, subject.' A technical wwslon ViCttry-. ' & Primott otut dhmjm hlm now is his hitting. And Atnerlcan Revolution. ;.Whltf *&.< n Huggtns believes that can be remedi- of the jnstttute was held' this morn­ ll;-V'-Bromui1 .-t,^ House reception was scheduled for ing. g® BABtBY .A,"" Drk-N0-'1 *:30' o'clock this morning^ - This will 4 wm be followed by'the balloting of candi­ ofty' ' - hear watching. Aak ttngo BMdek. PROBE DEATH (W t YOUNGSTERS dates nominated last night to/ seven I* OAftWUdED HOUSE. ft"?"*? * : , , ;Alfelfo vice presidents and the remits of " the Wi •% 1 •lection are expected to'be announced .• Honrton, Texas, AprH 29.—Author­ Od«iwucker ,4.* Buckwheat at tonight's session. • --- • ities today wefe- investigatlng the r]^ death of three young children found FIELD / ANDf FODDER COR^—MILLETfc-SUD^W / n«Ar JT; huddled together in bed this /norning. . The/'dead were William MMhls, Johnny Even lift hW role of mls»nt FBSD8.:.IS®"!??: : ll;^81oux City IUf Med nine; Elisabeth Mathis, 8, and Wjchita 14-, Omaha 6. v t 1(«en brain of Johnny* Evors l •yf' ju , mwHut^nrn*Boom iumu, to •• - ; - -"V s&i. ChicfTgo,. April S,#.—Jam## ramball M&M ot Uie now White 0 : fSMivei encelnd fee qieay>Q?Y< ^ i. wmmm&srnms I -.iff, ' rt;ir j-TTjr?

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