The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 22, 1920, Page 6

PAGE SIX BISMARCK DAILY. TRIBUNE News of Sp ort ‘World| _ = AND oid FOR THE FANS |= BATTLE WILL | DECIDE RACE Three-Game Series Expected by Baseball Experts to Decide 1 Bunting- Struggle Cleveland, 0., Sept. 22—The Chi cago White Sox, triump t in their last six games and the Cleveland | dians, winners of seven aight in the American league pennant battle rested today here tor their important _ three-game series which starts to; morrow. With Cleveland setting the. pace and Chicago only a game and a half behind the series may go along way toward deciding the pennant winne: Bath clubs face open dates today, ar Manager Gleason decided to bring the Chicago players here for the idle | period rather than leave them at} home. RARGO AGGIES | ‘-caSexrer ——aeerrrzonas— PREPARE F R Tommy McGinty of Cleveland! BASEBALL Takes Match Between Crack *— N}) ASON P AY Popes from Tex Richard’s Gold| AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Won Lost Pet. St. Paul .... 107 45 ra Minneapoli 81 7 Fargo, Sep’ pt. __22.—Coach, Williams BY DE YDER Toledo .. 80. 73 held his first 1920 conference with his Matchmak . feat Louisville 79 6 509 candidates yesterday afternoon, The latchmaker Tommy McGinty off Fe Cleveland is no piker. Indianapolis. When he plunked down a wad of} Milwaukee 60,000 sweet “Williams” for a Benny | Columbus.. Leonard-Jack Britton match in the | Kansas City. Forest City he praved he was a sure- ———, ‘ enough big leaguer. NATIONAL LEAGUE By putting two such crown-wearers call is expected to bring forth about two squads. Fargo college is the last of the four colleges in North Dakota to emble its football. material. The lower stadium will ‘not be used for the first assemble. Owing to the recent rains the men will get to-}, . =H, Z . gether on the upper campus north of | #* the ring he isn’t taking much of the school buildings. a chance at that. They'll draw the | Eleventh Hour Toss mazuma through the turnstiles. Cincinnati. With the eleventh hour loss of the] ., Tis is to be the rubber go between | Pittsburgh. captain-elect and the only line regu- Bennah, guardian of the lightweight |} Chicago lar. of ‘la: year’s squad, Raymond derby, and Britton, chief cook and} St. Louis Wells, the coach is .confronted’ with bottle washer among the welters.| Poston. Ship Via Bethlehem After a careful investigation of the Motor Truck field-we: have been appointed the accredited agents for Bethlehem Motor Tricks. © In Gur judgment: . tonnage transported ' ‘over the route of Bethlehem fe x Dependable Delivery is cattied with utmost effici- ‘ ency at lowest costs per ton mile. oe via Bethlehem. YY Ton Chassis 14 Ton Chassis developing a line from second étring men of last year and new timber at the school. The second string men of last year are Edwards, Clapp, Shaver, and’ Williams. Edwards is light but showed up-well in a few last year’s games:~ He was used as a guard and center. Clapp has been out for twp years with the team and ring and the Irish gladiator retrieved his laurels in a Quaker City squared circle later. “Tex” Lost Out. Foxy “Tex” Rickard wanted this tasty drawing. card -for his gold king was averse to risking his all in the spot where Leonard is geographi- B garden in New York, but the welter ¢ Leonard beat Britton in a New York | Philadelp! works hard. Whitmier has been wit! the team for four years, having ex. perience in the line on the first team as a substitute and on. the second team by being pitted for three years against the charges of the first team in practice. Shaver had experience as sub-center last fall. cally a beloved favorite. That's how McGinty horned in and pulled the show to Cleveland. Philadelphia. The tentative date is Sept. 30. ath EY League Park will be the battleground AMERICAN UBASER F Newspapers will give the decision.| Cyeveland, Sept. 22—The Cleveland The purse is a 50-50 proposition. ‘The | tgiang batted. three Boston pitchers affair will go, 10 rounds. or less. at will and won the last game of the Bennah’s Poke se PRISON MATCH | uncuestionably,, Leonard has the] was the Tadtang” seventh consecutive OF WILLARD AND | Most to gain in. such a match and! victory. They. are uow one and a.half Britton the most to lose. If Leonard! games ahead in the American league JOHNSON PLAN can score a knockout he’ll wear two | race, crowns instead of one, but Jack is Leavenworth, Kan,, 1, Kan, Sept. 22.—Jacix |.& wise old master. What he doesn’t} ‘ Sox Win 6 in Row. as keen in n getting the range on ducks, Johnson was put to work yesterday; know about defending himself when Chicago, Sept. 22.—Baggings 18 hits] it :ig: said. ARGO 10 TENNIS “CLUB ELECTS NEW OFFICERS Fargo, Sept. S20 Me Members of the making little ones out of big ones at| he’s between the. ropes isn’t out yet.! off three pitchers, the Chicago White the federal penitentiary, where he'be-| Britton ia one of the hardest men Sox won their sixth game in a row in gan serving a one year and a day| to land a solid blow on that ever Nore: the American leaguepennant race; de- sentence for violation of the Mann| tights. He is always going away ‘from } feating Philadelphia in the third and act. ‘The former heavyweight cham-|@ punch at the connecting point. He} tinal game of the series, 9 to 2, there- pion was started in the quarry. Prison | wags his head so consistently that the} py keeping pace with Cleveland. officials may have him teach boxing | shock is all taken out of an attacking | to other prisoners. glove. Yankees Still Coming Willard, another former heavy-| He himself isn’t a hard hitter. But St. Louis, Sept. 22.—New York bat- weight champion, does not live far| his ring smartness has kept all en- ‘ted hard and defeated St. Louis, 8 to irom the prison, and it was proposed ; tries jin .his division from ‘cutting |3~ Ruth led the attack with a single, to have a match between him and [him down, . : a double and triple. Johnson arranged for the benefit of Some Sleep the prisoners during the. winter. Leonard, on the other hand, is of Rall} iv Ninth Wins BADGERS CLAIM of the boys curl up. Kilbane went! rajly gave Detroit a 12 to 11, victory] bert as president of, the. organization. to sleep after three rounds of Ben-} ove} Washington. Other officers elected were Melville BEST CHANCE AT | nah’s game. - And Freddie Welsh flop- | Hodge,. vice-president; George Com- ERN TITLE ped in nine when he lost the title. t AMERICAN ASSOCIATION stock .of Moorhead, terasurer, and C. WES! Charley White had Leonard out: Battle 13 Innings P... Tenneson, re-elected as secretary. «| pointed at Benton Harbor last July, Indianapolis, Sept.. 22.—Rehe’s sin- ger squad is fast taking form, and in curtains to his dream. marked contrast to several of the Big No lightweight has ever owned the Ten coaches, John Richards shows no | welter crown. If Leqnard could litt Kansas City Wins disposition to shift the men he has | this morsel he’d We more popular tha: Columbus, Sept. 22.—Columbus and assigned to positions. the Salt Lake Tiger. Kansas City wound up their final Light drills in the morning and af- Added, Luster series, of the year here, Kansas City ternoon is the daily menu served at} With Bennah growing too heavy to| winning.the game, 15 to 4, but losing | Randall field, made tasty by intervals | pose much longer as a lightweight he| the series 3 and 2. ee 9" of passing, kicking and running down | ouid be sitting mighty pretty. with elep mina Man 0’War, Famous punts. Beginning Monday afternoon | Britton’s toga. The welter champ NATIONAL LEAGUE regular sessions with the charging | hasn’t many more years ahead of him. “Take Close One machines and tackling dummies are | Somebody is going to get him sooner New York, Sept. 22.—Sept. 22.—To-]: scheduled, and despite the satisfac- | or later. Billy Gibson thinks it might ney outpitched’. Napier in the final i tion Coach Richards has already ex- 1 ag well be Bennah as anyone else. game between NewYork and Cin- pressed with the physical condition of Leonard could let the 133-pound! cinnati, the Giants winning, 1 to 0. his men, he asserts that “no games | title gracefully descend to some cha@ RH are going to be won in September and | who is a lightweight. Cincinnati .000 000 000—0 3 0 lost in October by the Wisconsin] Aj) of which gives the meeting of | New York 000 000 10x—1 6 0 team.” the. crowned heads in Cleveland 2| Batteries: Napier and Wingo; To- In sizing up the situation, a few | Certain aded luster that is different. ney and Smith. things are already evident. One is that “Red” Weston, All-Conference Cards Beat Phillies gud and running mate last year to |SPEAKER PLAYS d one of the outposts, probably the left. phia, 5 to 1. Doak wrenched his back back, will again direct the squad. George Bunge is likely to fill Car-) «fistn infietder” on his team because | from Williams’ bat, but threw the penter’s shoes at center. In Richards’) 44 pjayed go close in that some of the runner out at first and finished the lineup’ ofthe past week, Brades star writers facetiously. said he was play-| game. Score: RH 5| mont Stakes at Belmont Park on June tBekle “of the e199, aceregation, and ing second base. But that day is past.| St. Louis .. ..011 100 011—5 13 2 12. Stanton, at neysheuyyw aoe vast year's | ..SPOKe's playing a deep center these delphia .-+.000 100-000—-1 6 2 taekle poe Neluon. afresh star, at| Gays. except against an occasional ‘Batteries : Doak North and Dil- ame . 4 > | known weak hitter. - | hoefer +. Smith, guard, and Weston and Harry Barnes, If he hadn't changed his system | Withcrow the latter a wingman of the freshman Babe Ruth would have had one more oe team last year, at ends. home run’ to his . great total.) For ~ Recruit Gets. Homer Spoke by playing far out in the su-| Boston, Sept. 22.—Chicago closed SERIOUS PRICES burbs was able to race clear to the | its season in Boston by losing, 4 to 4, flagpole recently and grab one of the enabling Boston to win.the series ARE ANNOUNCED longest drives ever made in league | front the visitors... Recruit; Leathers park, thus robbing Babe of, what| tied the score in the eighth, with ai! New York, Sept. 22.—Confident the} would have been his 49th. home run. Score: RH Bj Brooklyn club’s lead in the National fee ee Chicago ... ..%.. 000 001 910—2 8 4 league pennant race will not be over- Elephants, -snakes and turtles in| Boston .. - 100 100 02x—4 6 1 come, President Charles H. Ebbets to-| captiv live long lives, but mon- Batteries: Cheeves, Martin and O’-' day announced admission prices rang-| keys and foxes worry themsélves to| Farrell; Oeschberger and O'Neill. ! 5 fi $1 to $6 to the world’s ser-| death , j ie Sen at Tebbets field. leat in cages: CAN'T SEE BALL, $1. Standing room ih the enindétand x BUT CAN HUNT, ack rows in : Pavilion or bleacher seats will be the stands will cost $3. Front row . . n . Brainerd, Minn., -Sept. 22. —Perry!| seats will be sold at $5. Box seats The Bismarck Sign Co. | Werden of Minneapolis, former’ home are quoted at $6. run king until) dethroned by Babe Ail grandstand seats will be re-| PHONE 909 Ruth, was in Brainerd last week pre- served-and sold for four games. In paring for a hunting trip to Moose. event any of the games are unplayed | 40614 Broadway Lake. The eyes which spotted a pitch; refunds will be, made. the socking type. He has made a lot! ' netroit, Sept. 22—A ninth inning| Fargo Tennis club elected Robert Hul- The officers with Walter A. John- Madison, Wis., Sept. ,, Sept. 22.—With work | but what Bennah did to him in the] sie to right in the thirteenth with one| son, .Milo Van Arnam and W. L. Titus outs twice daily since the conference} ninth round, when the Chicagoan ad- man out and runners on first and sec-} will: constitute the board of directors. | football season opened, the 1920 Bad-}-vaticed with his guard down, spelled) ong, scored the winning tally for In-}A resolution “was adopted favoring a dianapolis, 8 to 7. series. of club handicap tourneys and junior: tournaments. be. called soon of delegates of Red river yalley. cities for the purpose of organizing a Red River Malley: Tennis jassociation. A meeting will Horse, Marks Up 6 World Records When Man O'War w won the Jockey Club stakes at Belmont park recently he crap his total of records ‘up to five, three of them world marks, and} all of them made this season. only one race, the Dwyer, was he ever fully extended. A list of his remark- able performances. follows: y Hidde . a Be a ies mile. in pay A American rec- rd " jadelphia, Sept. 22,— St. Louis d for. competition,. 1 Paulie Meyers, will again hold down A DEEP FIELD) mace it two straight trom Philadel-| Withers at Belmont Park’on May 28. One. mile and.a furlong in 1: 49 1-5: The other is that Al Davey, quarter-| >g.ines in Boston and elsewhere in the fifth and North, his successor,| world’s record, made ‘Im the Dwyen used to delight in calling Speaker the| had his left hand split by a line drive} -Aquaduct on July 29. One mile and three furlongs in 2:14 1-5 world’s record, made in the Bel- made in the One mile and a“half in. 2:28 4-5; American record, made in the Jockey, Enzman ant club stakes at Belmont Park on Sept. Nahe mile and five furlangs in 2: 40 4-5; world’s record, made in the Law- rence Realization stakes at Belmont Park on Sept. 4. 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