The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 5, 1920, Page 6

BISMARCK DAILY ‘TRIBU THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1920 EVENTS AND op TOR THE PANS | ———— ic fol carl [OT iron (36, BUT Kiet - PERFECT, JUST THE SAME | FANS ON EDGE iy OR BIG GAMES: ~ ATBALLPARK Valley City Faced by Bismarck in, Two-Game Series—First | Today STRENGTHENED Plans. were made. to handle a big crowd at the Valley City-Bismarck Athletics baseball game ,at capital park at 6:15 o'clock this .evening. The Valley City team is in fine trim, and the local club will present ; one of the strongest lineups of the # season, with Al Anderson on -the pitching mound, Minot lost the first game of the series with Valley City this week, > to 1. Angell Valley City’s south. paw, was on the mound for Valley City and Giffin twirled for Minot. Up to the eighth inning the game was TEAM IS | part: of McDonald's ‘body, is the ay perfecy Be any man’s in America. Hours of T: "By LORRY A, SACOBS New York, Aug. 5 5.—The most “per- anybody's but in that frame the Val- ley ‘City team broke loose. ‘The second game was taken, by Minot 10 to 9. Walker, of Sheyen- ne, ‘N..D., pitched this game for Val- ley City and did‘ creditable work, dé spite the big score, according to re- ports of the game. There was loose playing on both sides. Boardman, it is understood, will pitch for Valley City in one of the games here. Christensen, who has ,pitched_ for Bismarck here before, was expected to arrive in the\city this afternoon and may be scen in one of the games. Thé outfield may be strengthened for the game, Needham and Seiberts probably will be seen in the, outfield. to add hitting strength, to the. logal team. Tomorrow’s game with Valley City. probably will begin at 5 p. m. THROWING GAMES, CHARGE MADE IN COAST LEAGUE San Francisco,’ Aug. 5;—Hat Chase, former Pacific coast and major league baseball player, yesterday was barred by W. H. McCarthy, president of the: Pacific Coast league, from-all the parks of the league. ‘Hart. Maggart, outfield of the Salt ‘Lake club, was re- leased unconditionally. by W. Lane president of the Salt Lake club. Thé action of the executives, it was) an- nounced followed’an investigation of charges of gambling on the games, “Babe” Borton, first baseman of the Vernon club of the. coast jleague, was indefinitely suspended as a, resylt. of the investigation aed reeled the release of. Mageatt. ‘President reCarthy, ina’ state. ment, said. Chase last, week at Lo» Angeles told. Cltarles A. Baum, Salt Lake, pitcher, that he had friends, who were willing ‘to bet’ large sums of money, on the’ games “providing that they had the ‘edge.”. :* i McCarthy declared Baum’ ‘‘to his credit” indignantly refused. The statement added that last week at Los ‘Angeles “Babe” Borton offerea pee FE AS QUIT TOBACCO | So Easy to Drop Cigarette. sed by Pat MeDonald, the ‘New York | \policeman who represents America as a weight thrower in the Olympic games, In every, respéct, decording to phy-| sicians, athletic trainers and coaches j. who have examined -him, ,the upper | Ralph ‘Stroud, Salt! Lake’ pitcher, 9300 to “throw a game.” Stroudrefused Mthe offer. ‘ At “Immediately after this offer was: made,” ‘Lané said, “Borton left’ the hotel at’ Los Angelés with~Maggart and paid him‘at, a Los Angeles bak the sum of. $300 which Maggart ad-! mitted he received but which he claims wag for. a’ gambling debt in- curred a year ago.” DECISION IN — DEMPSEY BOUT; décisfon - will between Chicago, * ‘aug! Shea 7 be rendered in the’ fight Jack Dempsey and Billy ‘Miske,* of ‘St. Paul, at Benton Harbor, Mich., ‘Labor. day, according’ to, Promdtem ‘Fioyd, Fitzsimmons, who’ says he has received assurance from: the. state ‘boxing commission of Michigan’ that a decision will be allowed. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Lots of: Runs : Columhus, Aug. 5—Columbus _yes- terday defeated Milwaukee 22 to 6, in the opening game of. the series. Miller and Staylor, who pitched {in \ the early innings, were both’ and’ generally ineffective and Shor ‘stop Lutzke went ‘to the mound in the. thfrd inning in which 10 Colum: bus’ runners scored. The. hitting. of Taggert, Magee ahd? ‘Brainerd j tea: tured. Brief Hits: Lorig’ One Louisville, Aug. 5 By bunching hits Louisville won the first. game of ‘the series from ‘Kansas: City, PEt Brief‘and Tincup ‘each’ hit a triple and || home run. Brief's- homer. over the left’ field’ fence wag, the-second in the history ofthe local park. He.also, hit the first during the season: of 1919. Rondeau Breaks Ankle Indianapolis; Aug. 5.—Minneapolis | scored two runs in the first pod fect-torso in America is that posses- | of being ‘great, : bulky’ knots,: are a3 EMIS SAE ED UA ORs SVE aA games were, played.. his, 5 to, 2, driving (eilmai ' ne In spite of the fact that F vreDionata has spent hours every day developing thé mtscles of; his ,back and should- ers, ‘they. do not appear overdevéloped; ,; and '-the muscles themselves, instead soft and pliable as. those of a child, although the steel sprin Le felt. . in them,can * AMERICAN LEAGUE Ruth Gets Five Hits Chicago, Aug. 5.—Chicago. made, it three out of four iby winning the final. gate of the series with New York, 10 to 3. before a crowd. official 3 timated at 28,000. For' the four games the attendance was officially estimat- ed’ att 126,000, the largest’ on record for a, four-game ‘series when single Kerr pitched to Ruth-each time, ‘he 4 was up, and on three of his five trips to the plate there were men on bases at the time, ' BOSTON GETS Detroit, Aug. 5 Detroit, 5 to’ 1, here, ‘taking the ode game of the. series: ‘,. Both’ Leonard and—Bush were hit hard,; but the lat. ter kept, the safeties. scattered. SiSLER’S HOMER NETS TWO St. Louis, Aug. 5.—Philadelphia‘ hit in’ the pinchés and déteated’ St./Lou- from’ the box’ in’ the’ seventh.” C, Walker’ hit a home run in: thé seventh? with:two men.. op :base.. Sisler’s circuit drive jn..the eighth’ with Gerber ‘on base accounten forthe locals’ run. “Oleveland: : “aug, 5,—Washingtofi| -closed its stay’ here by winning! 11’ to 3, thus’ breaking ‘even in the pres: i ent seriés. Morton pitehed great;ball until the sixth, when with: tw: out! he! weakened; allowing. fouf rung; Jae Wood, who had pitched but two-thirds | of an inning. slit f i to stage a omeback but lacked Smith drove | in Clevefand’s" rul , NATIONAL LEAGUE J 4, Cooper Wins Battle Bsn ANS 5. SN Gooner had the better “of” Filligim: in-‘a: pitcher's bat- tle and. Pittsburgh . National made: it | four victories ina five game series by j~ defeating Boston 3 to 0. In‘the sixth Fillingim “issued: two passes, , and ]- singles. in« suécessio: op-by Southworth, Whitted and Cutsfiaw score three runs. - Goodrich ompany- ge ‘b do what is ri bt is nee x 2 Gee olicy’s it is The ¢ damental. - ‘ the foundation ich Fabric Tire, or Silvertown: Cord. arene bees som : - The Creéd of Goodrich s serves 2 ae you buy a sturdy, de “y Sven On Cords, 8000 a sine * ; abel Ts, 6000 Miles / Reece ee Te krone Cio, aa a tire of tires, 4 ! 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Freak Homer Scores Three~ Toledo, O., Aug. 5.—Toledo clubbed Coumbe’ ‘ahd Williams for. 14 hits: yes- terday and won the opening game of the St: Feuls series, 8 to 4. ested, he would Have] ~In' Denver theve"is a mark near the state: capitol which is exactly one’ mile above ‘sea level. 4 ss ——_+—_ : Australia; ‘it is believed, is the most” fatless country om earth. , ‘Tribune Watt Afls Bring’ Resulta. REEL aa, dollar’ ofl for each $2 lavises or J. Pp, Morgan & Co. in Anis i city will be grouped. ypder one roof, it was “learned today, through cho firm’s acqtisition of the Mills building at Broad and Exchange place. This. ‘structure, which for nearly 50 years 4 has been one. of the, most motablé ‘properties-in the, downtown financial} ‘ district, will be réplaced’ by 4 office building, The property | the present Morgan’ banking holise, MINISTER R GETS : NE OF:$2 Mee ellMont.;'Aug.t5.—-The Rev. v i nell Mont, Aue in sgh ‘ge of the i through the for cash. 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