The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 29, 1922, Page 6

i PAGE SIX RED SOX PUT DENT IN HOPES OF YANKEES Even Bush, Premier’ Twirler Fails to Settle Issue of _ Pennant (By the Associated Press) Chicago, Sept, 20,—Balked by the Red Sox in the firs:. game of the series largely because of the stellar play of three former team mates, « the New York Yankees resumed their hunt today for the elusive “mathe:} matical certain’ in the American League pennant - The Yankees fu'.ed yesterday in their.attempt to settle the issue de- spite the fact Joe Bush, premier American League twirler was on the firing line. Bush did well but: could not match the brand of hurling un- corked by Rip Collins, erstwhile Yan- kee southpaw who piloted the “Red Sox to a 3 to 1 decision, The hit- ting of Derrill Pratt and Johnny Mitchell. also-Yankee castoffs, figur- ed in all the Boston scoring. } Should the unexpected happen and} the. Browns tie the Yankees for the] pennant, the rules provide a play-off of.three games would be necessary} to decide the championship. These! games. would have to be played in| neutral cities of tie league, probably| Chicago, Philadelphia .and Bonton.} Such an eventualley would necessi-| tate a postponement of the opening of the. world series. Washington and the Philadelphia} Aathletics the only. other major: lea-| gue ‘clubs playing ‘esterday, split a oubleheader, Ed. “Rommel, Mack's mound, ace, was knockéd out in the first game which the Senator won, 9 to 6, but the Athletics slugged out! a ae ‘to 4 victory in the « weeond con- nning affair, Baseball Standings || o——. AMERICAN College football coaches are much so tike major league baseball managers, ——® | they come and go, and pass out for- |ever. Head Coach John W. Heisman of ASSOCIATION . L Pet.! : St. Paul ... 59 640 the University of Pennsylvania foot- Minneapolis 73 p54 ball team is a notable exception so Kaniss City 17 5, far as the pass out par. of the pro- Indianapolis 78 ‘526 |8tam is concerned. ae a < Milwaukee 81 504 Heisman uniquesticnably holds the Louisville 38 ‘world’s record for professional long- Toledo 98 8 evity. This season at a football mentor. ies, . cepa 8 This record” is unique, “Pop” Warner, now coaching at Pittsburg; AMERICAN, LEAGUE: Alonzo Stagg at Chicago. and Dr. L Pet.| Williams, formerly at Minnesota, are New York .. 58 618 Heisman’s closest rivals. All of St. Louis 61.596 ‘them have coached 25 years or- more. Detroit 79 73 620 His College Career Chieago 7 «74 5101 / Heisman got his first experience Gleveland . “16 76 «500 gy a college player at, Brown Uni- Washington . 67 82-450 versity, and later entered the Uni- Philadel phai + 62 88 413 | versity of Pennsylvanin. Boston .... 60 92 895 teft tackle on the Pennsylvania team: mere of 1890 and’ left end on the 1891 eleven, one of the. greatest. -teams* U © Pets) penn ever turned. out: New York ... Bat Heisman’s. first’ experience as a. Pittsburgh 85 67-559 coach was at Oberlin College, in Cincipnctl 85 67 Bip | Olio. That was in 1892, His team won . Louis . t Chicago . 19 «11687 Brooklyn 73 75 500 Philadelphia 56 95ST Boston .. 50 99 336 By Billy Evans Who is the most. valuable ball play- er in the majors? That is some question. A commis- | sion ef baseball experts is to decide that perplexing problem as far as the American: League: is concerned. : Much honor and the proveribal laurel wreath will be slipped to the individual chosen. Who is the most improved bali player in the major leagues? Chic Galloway Named ‘ If that were the all-absorbing ? Baseball Seores | qo —___—_——__—* NATIONAL LEAGUE, No games scheduled. AMERICAN LEAGUE. New York, 1; Boston, 3. Washington, 9-4; Philadelphai, 6- 12.. (Second gafe. called, end. sixth, darkness.) No others scheduled, AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Indianapolis,.6; St. Paul, 7, Louisville; 4; Minneapolis, 5. Foledo, 7; Kansas City, 6, Columbus, 65, Muiwaukee, 93,- of the Philadelphia Athletics. From a clever player, inclined sto be erratic, Galloway has developed into a great shortstop. He alw ¢ “i ——< 4 | has possessed ma ability, eee Jack. ~ ed consistency. One day -he would! ' SPORT. BRIEKS. | S. | perform. brilliantly, the next day. he | would lok just | . John, N. B.—Jack Dempsey left} Last season Galloway, was in and | nat Norlwewds for) Boston, after oa of he aes cine a dozen | " is firs sday. | times: Just: when \Manager Mack.j shooting ‘his firyt, moose, Tuesday-, "rit he. was tho, man for. “shortstop something would happen to make him change his mind. Regardless of Slumps At: the start of this season Gallo- wey. was assured that. he,was ‘the | regular shortstop, and that*he would E be: in theresevery, day, regardless of ‘Any slump that might. overtake him.} Possibly-that: was-the very. thing he needed to supply him with the .| necessary con‘idenec that he seemed to ‘lack. From the start of the sea- son he has played fine basekall. His work seems to improve from day to day. Erwin G, Baker cross- ntinent,on ‘a motorcycle in six days, 22, hours, 52 minutes, bet- tering the previous record for'the 296.¢miles by 17 hours and 24. min- utes. “ Atlanta, — Joe Welling, ~Chicag lightweight, lost a decision to Ba tling Budd, Atlanta. y LANPHER ‘ HATS - You get all the best of it when you exchange a five dollar note for this hat BY EDDIE COLLID World's Greftest Second Baseman In a world series I think the pitch- ing is unquastionably the dominating factor. For this reason I like the chances of: the Yanks for the title best—that is; if they, win the pennant. New York has a quintcy of twirlers hard to heat, ‘So good that, in my opinion, it I had my chance of the entire Amer- ican League to face the Giants, I would still select three of the Yanks. Right handers, I believe, are mo:t eertive against tie. Giants, and that’s all the Yanks “ave. Nine years ago this fall, Joe Bush first met and beat the Giants. True, none of those sarsv. ‘players now re- main and the Giant) of today are a far better club than that ‘of 1913. i He played feist of the Tech's coaching work. EVANS N OMINATES CHICK GALLOWAY ch AS BALLPLAYER SHOWING GREATEST |‘. win in the {IMPROVEMENT DURING 1922 SEASON question enthusiasm, Chick Galloway | - 80-80. | Ie an easy matter to. select: the most | COLLINS PREDICTS AMERICAN LEAGUE U WILL WIN" gether with as. much, sped ever had,“has established him as the j this year. cight straight’ games, including a victory over the~ University of Michigan, whichs boasted. a. great eleven that. year. Work In The South It was in the south, however, that: Heisman achieved hid greatest suc- cess. He coached four years at Clemson College and put: that, insti- tution on the football map. In. 1902 ‘he. won the southern championship \for Clemson. In four years his teams lost only. three games. His work at Clemson caused him to' be the. most sought after’ coach in the south. Heisman went to.Georgia Tech in head football coach. They Took Notice: In 1917 the Geergia Tech. eleven defeated Pennsylvania, 41 to 0. That game caused Penn: officials to take Heisman came He has ‘met: wit! vengeance, { shown. Galloway is very:-fast. In adili- tion, he seems to sense the directjon the ball is going to be hit at the crack of the bat. He covers a world of ground and has.a.great arm. He scems ableto get plenty of stuff'on the ball ‘regardless of the position inj which he is compelled to make. his throw. \ Brilliant: But Erratic Galloway, from a player ‘who, in the past has: been brilliant but er- ratic, appears to have found himse.t and is consistently brilliant. Not only has'!Galloway developed into a-consistently' classy fielder; but he has improved -his hitting; as well. 4 SP ETN Last year he:hatted .265. This sea- son he has. been: around’ the 800 mark all year and: usually is from 20 to 40 points better. It is beginning: to“look-very much! as if Connie Mack has‘ deVeloped an- | other.shortstop who would rate. with | Jack Barry. -The fine, showing - of Galloway settles the left side of the Athletics’ infield, for. Jimmy Dykes! is aystar performer at third. i ~ Hard io’ Choose- ne | It’s going’ to be a tough job to} pick the most valuable ball: player in the American. League, but it. is improved playet in the Johnsonian organization—Chick Galloway. It is just possible that Galloway will reecive consideration from the| commission of experts’ when: they | are deciding * what: player in the American League, has been, most} valuabel to the suteess of his team, best pitcher in the American League It takes a smart: pitcher to tame the Gi but I firmly be-| Jieve Joe Bush: will:accomplish it as, “many times, as: he ist given ; the op- portunity: to ‘work’: ‘About Pitchers Sam Jones is another pitcher whol. I figure’ would ‘give/the Giants lots lof ‘trouble, To me he ‘always: ap- pear; to. bé& this: kind of: a ‘twirler: Every ball he ‘throws is with a pur- pose—not one pf" those ‘fellows who! tries to throw it by a batter, or with} ‘a prayer of “E hope it don't go safe,” | but one. who ‘stud’:s’ every opponent closely,, more, closely, I believe than any other pitcher in ‘the American Ldague. . He will be handicapped to > certain extent ie first time each Giant faces him, but the farthér he goes the better he will’be: ~ »{ will. overcome ay ‘the Giants 1904 and remained there 16 years as ie his first two years, but with’ the] ' | goog- material. onphand: he- hopes:-to-t' | put; Penn, ‘ahead. in football. with -a-|:¢ | Independent votets..b: Noth | insist .on honesty. afid> efficiency ‘in The Blam to "i ‘thi Fa world, series, con' tanta bmi | sturdy! ship’ with , corking: ball oun he I ing; that: good; are oot gan stop. Defens}yi sa ‘|, but feel, the. Gi Mi the: American ‘Leal \ While: I. would(. aa of: the! Yanks. aga! they, will have. tha At the’ time: ‘of thie w Browns look the- best’ league. Will ‘Ove: Let’s consider thi best: scoring: téang) in, the + Furthermore, they wi! think’ it would “*equi for thein: to. win’ than it all. change, fof But‘for: ator, ‘that y sider him highly. and. Wiis, juted, ‘the type “of” pitcher to ees the. Gtant They’ don't ‘like chenge of: pat 1 id’ be; . Shocked tan, them to death, \ » As: I) have: said; provipgdd lieve a Browns-Giuhts) series Brove a. moré::interegtitig, ‘ ductive of a greater‘variety: ball, and a’ more. closely’ ¢ series than a Yankee-Glant But in either instante), F: lieve the’ American Leegus lensive |- can; Brevent or pe ce i COMMISSION. GIVES SIRT. comb: wes earnest plea of Fi champes, manager .of: f ker for a addition: of: thé. phase: injury,” was denied. to avoid the: defeat on. record: aw‘ bel simply to Siki’ putt tea: the usual. mann = ihe the! question byt iD pet sportamads, a8 to Ts, pera ae ly, untrie the rounds; he tri hea that “Geo —— (Continued ‘om Pug spective qui ah hands 4f the urer, The stwanty that remain atts elcetion’ is-a very effective campaig, thing is in readin force as soon as provided, it is yet possible’ td jeg 'the voters | © théy-iwills hot per- mit Messrs, Townley and Lemke to put another: of th Y (United , States -seqiat ‘control of the a \ aRt-time-for on tit’: bined: every. ‘te co. with full to. tepeat the- dep, “in, whic! they! indulged when they had tontrel of our state peed 7 béfore, ” | site comb- ibs and | The Townley org: ed the state for. 3 have : thus’ assei tund Which’ no’ ‘for them’ to~ mainte ‘state: headquafters in ‘one gewt: hotelbtin Margo, They: preténd ito be conducting a Republican’ head- i ict -that ~Candi- the Republican nominees who.had nol becn a ‘part of the Frazier: admin ‘tration which, brought disg Sa distrust’ upon our, state froin all c laf te ners ofthe North Anieplean conti 3 the light of these ‘tact, we deem to. be’ our duty to: litae “dpon’ the Dakot inf Se of. the most-intens! hele mipal gi \this state: had ever day November? Teh D North Dakota will bel ve one cf two policies, ’” The ‘te tthe’ world eit! i ’ -believe in. re-electing ‘to. pubic -of-|, fie-men who have pilfebed ou! rtréns.", uries, abused our lence. and. fill ed our. state wi gotey and: hate or that they believe'in having’ public officials. and. a: legislative ‘hody- cha‘, public affairs and.stiniulate good will and ‘neighborliness ‘bn all occasion FIVE DOLLARS But remember. one thing, Bush’ 07 today is at least“ 25 per cent better pitcher than he was then, | MT"Px- | BB terierce, confdency, and masters’ of A Hoyt gnd Mays have, only to. re- 1° slow ball for the first time, to-| peat the quality of ball they showed | ositions is a matter of most moment- To choose‘ between thege two prop-| Red Crows) be gins tovaporize at about 95 degrees Fahrenbieit. That” s less than bleed honk = Red Crown en an all year gasoline. That’ 5s one _Teasorrfor its wide popularity. “Use Red Crown and many of our motor troubles disappear; for Red Crown burns clean. It- vapor- izes: to the ~fore,; that the Independent. voters throughout the state will respond "(promptly and: willingly when they fare called upon by the local: work- ither for service. in’ tte ‘cam- paign or for their share. of the cam:.° :paign. fund go, that there may be no ganization andiso that the * get t local Finance Committees may have a the | their allotments’ assembled and) in the hands of the treasurer on. or -be- h| fore the date set for completing that part. ‘of. the campaign work. To*do this will in many instanco; require sacrifices and strsining. The sion. on November ‘th, f so far reaching importance | _ eae it will materially affect: the.wel- re and ‘worth while: to. strain to tl for the purpose of getting th to cmst.their vote for honesty dhd ef- ‘ficien¢y: in public’ affairs, and peace eh and: friendship among-neighbors, No «good ‘eltizen’ will ever regret any ‘foasonable sacrifice made or service fendéred: to help to finish, the job “credit of our state and good will mong: the: people, Bailie county part’ of ‘next week. tiierary for the next. week is ‘aon out‘as- follow: “Monday,” last drop. 8th and.Main Sts... And at the Following Filling Stations and Garages: | Standard ox. havo twe te | The, aecl- |, however, happiness of our. people. It is, therefore, » utmost: voters iblishing the good name and J.‘F. T. O'CONNOR. R, A. NESTOS, - O'Conner Speaks Here O'Connor will campaign in at Jamestown, p.m. Tharsday, Oct. 5th— Streeter, Stutsman. County, 10 a.m. Fredonia, Logan County, 1p. m. Stutsman’ County, & Tee Melntosh County, 10 a. m, Hague, Emmons County, 2° py m. ~ Strassburg, Emmons County, 4; p. ‘Linton, Emmons County, 8p. m: Saturday, Oct. 7th— Hatelton, Emmons county, 10a. +. Braddock, Emmons county, lp. m Bismarck, Burleigh Coanty, 8:p. m. Mandan, Morton County, 8:30 p.m. ROBBERS. CRACK BANK: VAULT (By the Associated Press) Bemidji, Minn., Sept. 29.—Robbers who cracked the vault, of the State Bank of Hines, at Hines early. this morning, escaped with approximate- ly $1,800, aceording to word reach- ing here. Four men participated.in the rob- bery. They cut all telephone and telegraph wires enteting the town and drove knives into-the tires of the only automobile in the village so that it took more: than: two /hours. to-notify the sheriff's. office here. 7 Oct. 2nd— Héatony Wells Count; m. ‘Tuttle, ‘Theaday, Oct. 3rd— Wing, Burleigh County, 10 a, m. , Driscoll Da Kidder Count |; Burleigh. County,-1 p. m. oh; Kidder ‘County, 4 p.m. ppen, Kidder County, 8: p. ‘ednes jédina, y, Oct. 4threes ~~ ‘Stutsman County, 11 a. m. > Cleveland, Stutsman County, 3 p. m, “} fective’ the Northwest-will have: to FIRST CARGO ARRIV! Paul, Minn.,: Sept. 29—The. cargo. of’ hard coal, approxi- mating 8,000 tons,, since. the resump- tion of anthracite miners is report- ed at. the Duluth docks today, ac- cording: to C. P. White, Northwest Federal Fuel distributor, No other hard coal is: reported en- route or loaded for Northwest points. Mr. White said: Unless” immediate attion is taken in loading-boats for the Northwest docks, and if the sail- ors strike called for October 1, is ef- depend upon all -rail: shipments: of this fuel for its supply. Fargo, partisan fore. I have ailment dose leaguers. are People I con’ Play Billiards, " NEEFS The all rail shipments in tHe opi ion of’ Mr. White will not be able to ‘také ‘care: of’ the’ wants’ of’ the ‘con: ra ‘inthe Northwestern ‘states. eR ee Ts cee, =| COURIER-N NP. LAWSUIT D, Sept. 29.—Trial of the action in which a group of Non- seeking td clarify the’ question as to State or — SSS SSS Physician Advises “My wife suffered for years with stomach trouble which did not yield to any treatment. She took a dose of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy last Sat- urday with wonderful results. I have practiced medicine for 20 years and have never seen anything like it be- recommended Mayr's Wonderful Remedy to several that I know need’ this treatment.” It re- moves: the catarrhal mucous from the intestinal tract-and allays the inflammation: which causes practical- yall stomach, liver and intestinal including appendicits. One ce or money re- funded.; For sale at all druggists. Adv. Ii the Following Standard Oit Servie Stations: ist and Main Sts. -- of cars making itself felt to a serious extent according to J. H.\Griffin, division freight: agent of the Great Northern railway, and there are no sjgns of immediate improvement in the situa- tion. LAHR MOTOR SALES COMPANY it ne ae Avenue Bramarck Motor Co: 4th and Sth 2 (Godin), Bismarck, N. D. th Averiues 2701 National. organization ownership of the Fargo Courier News will take place at the November term of the ass county district court, under an order made Cole. of the district court, today by Judge A. T. CARS SCARCE Grand Forks, N. D., Sept. 29.—Lack for potatoe shipments is RATS DIE STEARNS’ ELECTRIC PASTE It also kills miee, gophers, prairie dogs, TRAIN: THE HAND AND EYE. coyotes, wolv and ants, A 3 i cockroaches, water bugs ins enough to Get it from lealer today. READY FOR USE=BETICR THAN TRAPS SSS For First Class SHOE REPAIRING Go to the Bismarck Shoe Hospital 411 ‘Broadway. . A.clean, scientific, pleasing game. 114 4th St. ‘ 4 w4 1 r 2 ‘ ? I f a i p 1 v “ge é oh ,