The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 3, 1920, Page 6

i PAGE SIX. GET BUSY FANS, - YOU'RE NEEDED -INROOTERS ROW Power in Biggest Games Thus Far in Season SEIBERT IN THE FIELD How about a little organized root- ing Thursday and Friday evenings, fans? There's ‘been a little section of root- ers over in the left side of the grand- stand nearly every big game, but there hasn’t been enough of them. The fastest baseball of the season ought to spread out for the } feast in the two Valley City games. Both teanis ought to be at thei) best and on their toes. Bismarck has some road to travel in the games - if the team wins the two the score will stand three to three ‘with Val- ley City, with the rubber sure to be played off. ‘ The great Charley ‘Boardmay, who is slated to pitch one of the/games for Valley City, doesn’t strike feat into the hearts of the batters. Board- man has ‘been pitching good ball, but he was treated roughly Sunday in a game between Hankinson and Wah- peton, and the local club is out to do the same here. Seibert. in the Field A game which had been arranged, with Stanton has been called ‘off and the local téam will spend today and tomorrow conditioning for the’ series. Seibert probably will be, in the field for Bismarck. His stick ought to come in mighty Nandy in the twg News of Sport EVENTS AND GOSSIP : FOR iTHE* PANS! in — ee i World LEARNING TO SMASH “MASHERS” Wewark, N. J.—To teach their women employes the girlish art’ of ‘self- defense, a. Newark department ‘store has hired Charles Weiner, professional boxer. The store believes that a little knowledge of the business of plugging a “mashe1” will. reduce “mashing.” Weinct’s pupil, shown, with him in the photograph, seems to have profited much by his instruction. days, Cunningham, Wilton pitcher, may be in one of the games, and Capt. Elder has Al Anderson and, Needham ready for the fray. Al An- derson has credit for the only. win over Valley City and he's ‘been. pitch- ing splendid ball. , Cunningham and Catcher Miller Anderson performed together in the Northern league. Chicken on Deck Chicken algo can step in the box if needed, though he’d be missed on second. He formerly was a_ star pitcher in the Northern league. The propgsed series of the club with Mandan still is hanging fire, with a good chance of it being ar, ranged during the week. STEELE TEAM GOING STRONG Medina, N. Aug. 3.—Steele con: tinued her ‘winning ‘streak here, win ning 10 to §. The Steele team has won 15-games, lost five and tied one}; this season. \ The score. by innings: Steele . 120 303 001—10._ Medina (000 014 000- 6 2 Batteries:~ Epstein’ and Jairchild for Steele; Adams and Bauer for Me- dina. y Struck out by Mpstein, 14; Adams ‘Base on balls, Kpstein, 3; Adams. te 6. 4. VETERAN GEERS PILOTS WINNER Toledo, Aug. 3.—Peter June, driven|’ by the veteran; Edward, Geers, won the Elks’. Club 2:09 trot for a purse of $5,000, the feature event, of the. open: ing day of the Grand Circuit meeting here yesterday afternoon. Brusiloff was driven to. the front in the open- ing heat by Tommy Murphy, but Peter June, the fdvorite, came on and, won the next two. heats and the race. Z . FARGO WINS eae The Fargo athletics defeated the Moorhead independents Sunday, 7 to 3. Hurley, ‘who was with Bismarck and whose home is in Fargo, is said to have joined the team there. Nearly 7,000, foreign firms are now doing business in China. ‘ Tobacco and, Snuff frequently : RPGR —/ first: two games of the series, St. | Louis Nationals beat Brooklyn, 4.to 1. .'| Hleven hits and three, earned runs | were, made off Marquard in the first [BASEBALL a & AMERICAN, ASBOCIATION Pet. l seven innings. Hornsby* drove in St. Paul .’ 70. 32 7106 three runs off Marquard: with a triple} Minneapolis. ” 55 48 ‘534 and a double and the one off Smith Milwaukee... 52 48 "520 with a’ single. Brooklyn scored on os 2 2°. Johnston's. pass and Griffith’s triple. Indianapolis. . 52 49 DLS ~ — Toledo,. .. . 52. 51 505 Score: BiB. Louisville. 120.2. 488 63) 1475 Bt. Low +/+ D00;020 LOL 4d 28 Columbus... 2.4 38 Gl B84 Rs oi ypyp2 “O01 000-0001 5470 Kansas City. . oS 36 64 "360 Batteries: _Doak and Clemons,! Ne es Marquard, Smith and Miller. NATIONAL LEAGUE ¢ > Won Lost. Pct.) * Giants Defeat Reds Brooklyn... oe ST 43 .57¢; New York, Aug, 3.—New York again Cincinnati 52 41.559, defeated Cincinnati, 5 to 2, making the | New York 49 45, -521) series two games to one ‘in the Giants’ Pittsburgh. 47 45 -511| faver.’ Nehf pitched a fine game, hold- Chicago. . 50 50 -590) ing the world’s champions to five hits. | ze Loul a 52: 464! - georey H.&.| ORL OR ae siaise> 0-48 455! Cincinnati 000: 200-0002] 5 3 Philadelphia... .. 38. 55, 409 New, York 1 001 201 9 a2) o varie atteries: Ruether, Fisher and A: AMERICAN: CEAGUE Pet, | ens Nebf and Snyder. Cleveland... 66. 33 66 N New York. (65. 38 hee Errors Help Pirates Chicago .. 61 39: -.610' Boston, Aug. 3.— Errors in the St. Lonis. 47 49 1490, seventh helped’ Pittsburgh, to score, Washingt \ 45 48. .4g4i two runs and enabled the visitors, to Boston... 4. 54 1432, defeat Boston, 3 to 2. Detroit... .. 37. 59, .885/\. Score: = R. HE. Phitadelphia. . 299° 1 ‘999 Pittsburgh... ..000 100 200-3, 5 0, ae Boston... 100 200 000—2 7 3! NATIONAL LEAGUE Batteries: Adams, Carlson. and Marquard Falls Haefiner; .. Oeschger, Stott and Brooklyn, Aug. 3.—After losing the O'Neill, ~HINDOO “DARK HORSE”-TEAN LOOMS =o causes an early death. STOP Using Tobacco and Snuff —Gold Seal No. 10—Is a guaranteed «vegetable treatment for the tobacco, snuff and cigarette ~habits, Sworn affidavits and testimonials from grateful men who have been cured from the use of this poigonous drug. Complies with pure food laws. Prieé of, full treatment, $2.75. . Our book “A” tells why you should NOT use BY J. H. DUCKWORTH. London, Aug. 3.—A Hindoo long-; dia at the severith Olympiad. distance runner, Chougule by name, | credited with ti hitherto unknown . to. the western! 2 hcurs ‘and 48: minute native princes, that, will represent In- He is| laving run 27 mies in| s,. which is an! ‘ tobacco or snuff. It is FREE, FREE. Send right now. Show. your friends this ‘advertisement. Address Inland Chemical Co. . Dept. A, Bismarck, N. D. 9 Room 1, Tribune Building \ world of athletics, has arrived in Lon-| unofficial world’s record for the dis- ‘ion and startled with his record those | tance. The official amateur record | interested in the fortunes of thejor.the Marathon distante (26 miles American and English entries for the .885 yards) is 2 hours.55. minutes 18 classic Marathon at. the forthcoming | 2-5 seconds, made in 1908. | Olympic games in Antwerp. Jungle Runners. | Chougule is one of.a team of six| Indians_ are natural-born long-dis-| athletes, backed by maharajas and! tance Tanners, ‘Out in Bengal; Bur- | ~ \ BISMARCK DAILY: TRIBUN' Ninth Rally Fails to Win Philadelphia, ‘Aug, 3.— Manager Cravath’s | two - bagger featured yesterday's: ninth inning ' Philadelphia rally, which ‘fell short Chyfago win- ning, 4 to 2 Score: ‘ R. HE. Chieago ...” 100: 101 010—4 102 Philadelyh! 100 0Q0 001—2 9 1 Batteries: Tyler. and Killefer; Smith, Causey.and Wheat. ‘ AMERICAIN. LEAGUE Babe's Daily Exercise Chicago, . Aug.’©3.+-“Babe” cracked out his-38th home run of ‘the season’ before: a éréwd estimated at} 30,000 and New. Yark, shut_‘out~Chi cago, 7 to, 0,-yesterday.. [fwas the third circuit drive the’ home run cham- pion had hit off, Williams, whose wild: ness he!ped the “Yankees, gs Score: ene R. HE. New York)... .;202'201,000—7 11. 0 Chicago .. .. ..0007000;000—0 9 .0 Batteries: © Quinn jand. Ruel;, Wil- liams, Wilkinson and’Schalk, Lym. Indians Beat Senators Cleveland, “Aug. 3.--Cleveland won from. Washington, 2 to 0. Covelskie pitched effectiyely, while Courtney's only lapse was_in the eighth. Score: , Washington.. .. 000° 000: 000—0 5 Cleveland. - 000 000 02x—2 5 Batteries :,- Courtney, and Gharrity; Covelskie and, O'Neill. Tigers Take. Two Detroit, Aug. '3\—-Detroit. won both games of a double-header with Boston yesterday, 5 to 2and2tol: ' Score—First- Game: , R.H.E. Boston. doo-2, 7 1 Detroit 0x—5 13 0 J. Bush;- Karr, Fortune Walters; Oldham and Mannion. ore—Second Game: R. HE. *,.000°900 001—1 7 0 . 000,000 002-2. 7° 1 . Batteries: Harper: and Schang; Dauss and Stanage and Ss Bosto: . Both Ghase’ Pitchers St) Louis, Aug, 3.—St. Louis ralhed in the eighth scored six runs and de- feated Philadelphia, 10 to 8,‘yesterday. JThe visitors sbatted,Sothoron trom the box in’ the tseyenth and the locals knocked Perry ‘off the mound in the eighth. — R. HE. Sco Philadelphia. ,.100 101 320— 817 4 St. Louis. -002 101 °06x—-10 18 0 Batteries: _ Perry, Naylor and Ter- kins; Sothoron, Burwell, Shocker ana Severeid. ¢ AMERICAN ASSOCIATION John. Paul is There Indianapolis, Aug. .3.—John Paal Jones allowed St. Paul ‘only two hits and Indianapolis» easily blanked the leaders, 9 to 0. The locals had no trouble in solving Griner’s: ofterinss: end piled up.seven runs before he was relieved by a pinch hitter. ‘ Score: R. HE: St. Paul... ...-000'000 000-0 2 2 Indianapolis... ..001 024 02x--9 13, 2 Batteries: Griner, “Browne ‘and Hargrave; Jones and Henline. al Steal Home, Takes Game Louisville, Aug. 3.—Milwaules de- feated Louisville, -2°to 1. Northrop and. Tingup engaging a pitchers’ dual. Milwaukee madeits winning run when Mostil stole home. R. H.E. Score: Milwaukee. « 002,000, ,000- q Louisville. 100, 100 ONO—T_ 4 rop and Gaston; isa Batteries? Nort Tincup and, Meyer. i Kc. Gets Slugfest Cétumbus,. Aug. ‘Kansas ‘ City won, yesterday’s game, 14 to 7, by hit ting. both Lyons and MulrepnHey hard, Score: > '002 204 240—14 15. 6 Kansas. City Columbus’... 000 203 011— 712 5 Lyons, | Batteries; Ames and Brock; Mulrennan and Hartley: ~ CHOUGL mah, Hyderabad, and other parts o Indin, the native postmen,’ with: their jangling bells, think nothing of a 50- mile trot: through -the tiger-infested jungle. In ¥cént-years amateur field athletics have:become very popular in India, and many good, distance men have been discovered. * 3 Chougule . comes ‘from Belgaum, Bombay. Presidency, where .he has a small printing business— T have sten these Indiane at- work Ruth) DOING A’ REAL SER- of | | pocket. SETS NEW ALTITUDE RECORD altitudé. record, at_ Hazelhurst field, Mineola, Long. Asland, e. pir lotéd an. Orenco touring plane 17,150 feet above: the: surface of~the ocean. The new, mark, which is a world ord for a one-motored. ship and Fy ord in this eountry’ for any. for senger airplane, just: tops: that estab- lished by'Capt. Lowell Smith. Cagmps' flyer was equipped with a 150 Wright- Hispano: engine. at Stanford Bridge. They ‘are a wir) and ‘determined looking ’:set' of fel- and Kaikidi, also Marathoners are fairly tall. men. ; He's get... Chougule is a midget. He -reminds me- of the little Italian’ baker,Doran- do, who was. at first proclaimed the winner of the Marathon at ‘the Olym- piad in London in 1908, only.'to be later. disqualified in favor of Johnny Hayes, the Irish-American .lad, Dorando, .it will. ‘be remembered, Was assisted. over the tape as he was about, to collapse for the ‘third time. 4Dorando was. taken to, the hospita!, and well do I remember the gloom that’ was cast over London when it was reported ‘thatthe plucky little.| Italian. had died, as. did the Greek runner who announced the defeat of the Persians. by. the Greeks at the battle jof. Marathon, 490- B.C. Shoes Hinder / “I am. afraid India will not be ablé to do herself full justice at Antwer, said 8, R. Bhagwat, general’ secretary of the Indian Olympic association, to me. Stitt “In the first; place, it was not until last ‘November that. we decided tu send a team to Antwerp. In‘ the second place, our athletes are ac- ustomed to run without shoes. Bare feet. are forbidden) under. the Olympic Tules:' Our. runners, however, ar2 now practicing that. their- feet wi : lead ‘when they conie: to put ‘on. their light: #piked: shoes." ‘Our runners are. vegetarians and pel ther /drinknor smoke, The) wrest lers are’ meat ‘eaters./ Banerjee is,a “Mhe other! men: gre Hin- My; advice ‘to Zina and \Melior find other ‘American runners isi. Keep an eye on Chougule in Antwerp, 4 ay STERLING PLAYS ALL, GAME HERE Bajl game betws and: Sterling—at’ cap! at 6:30 o’clock today. The. game: with, Storlitg wos scheduled last:weck. Tho team welcoinesihe game today as. a conditioner for the Valley) City games Thirsday and Fri quent. changes. of line-up ’ worked against the perfection ‘of team: play. by’ the tocal ‘club, and: every membér of the team wants: to ‘have. the: off machine working nice: for: Th jay’s game. \' Sterling has. a- good: team:ant, the locals have to exert them: selves to. win. ra h in. Bismarck; . 1 bait, park? i . 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