The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 5, 1924, Page 4

TTCHES FINE 8-HIT GAME EAN aie | ‘over Alexander Does Not! “Allow Base on Balls to St. Louis Team Ricago, May r Alexander veteran Chi i A ded as the “v n the} ars by he I to thre Sunday C One of the hit 1 #reiy whi ander did y a 13 to 7 viet to White Sox THE ’ TRY AD LUT qumbus Mmeapolis waukee Liisvilh © Paul -edo 3 irkavle National League ‘ Cy Perkins that season t Ww. LL. mucn in the lime a w York nN 3 | mmel. a pi berk theinnati 10 6 el’s battery partner. bjeago 10 season Koatnel didn ieeereh well, With a much vetter boklyn | he lacked one game of break ton (Reenter 4 i on the sed Bpeuis a In a number of games ot ffladelphia N'T BE 1 IN HORSHSHOES ‘E HIM 1 UGCY ISN'T A < PIECE! ique in baseball A star pitcher prefers pitching to inderst rather than a cateh- | was a catcher ins was t go a i ciut ing even ne tough | break would bring about his defeat. | int i American League Dame Fortune taat had smiled on Seti; him throughout 1922 ueserted hu 0 6 ’ year. Or 6 ate last year, with the elub go 9 7 ing badly, Bruggy was selectel to Mn . ae catch Rommel, with a hope that it > Pshington 7 ” would break the jinx that scemea iadelphia 6 8 izy| to pursue the pitching ace of the Louis 6 9 soo] A’s. sveland G8 bas Shift Shattered Hoodoo “ Under Bruggy’s direction Rommel Results Saturday started to win. It is understood Bruugy will cateh Rommel exclu- sively this year, a Getting away to a 6 to 1 victory Aiméric ‘an Association : | eflashington 4; New York 5 > “oston 9; Philadelphia 6. Jetroit 5; St. Louis 6. Shicago—-Cleveland, rain. American League St. Paul 8 1-0 over the Red Sox, strengthen Bru The will Rommet contic us his battery part situation is unque 2 Frere do erve to dence va tional in Kansas City { Pa oe Bin i | Billy Evans Says | At ent Huggins is more than a AMERIC, satisfied with his left- handed pinch Solumbus, 11; Minneapolis 8 bitters, Karl Combs and Harvey jfoledo 4; St. Paul 0. Hendricks. Both are dan sndianapolis 12; Milwaukee batsmen. Combs hit .380 in the Cunsas City 8; CO Takicuille Yican sociation last year dricks did good work as a Yankee 2 NATLONAL “substitute. Yew York 1 While Huggins has some very ea Jineinnati 2-5; Pittsburgh 0-4 pable right-handed hitters on the eeokyn _Bosto bench none of them are as impres ghicago, 4 sive as Combs. He s he is in the AMERICA) teld for a right hander who can hit the ball in the pinches. Ch Neveland 1 © 3t. Louis 6; Detroit SENS B fiVashingtor\ 3; Phil Unquestionably the pinch hitter’s @ WPther teams not schedul job is one of the most difficult in 5 RSS buseball. Rushed into the game i ; att —g) cold, he is usually called upon in a KN igh situa 4 i {The The Nut ‘Cracker Hee seitaublon ie ; i. aa The theory of most of the big E BY JOE WILLIAMS league managers is to try to win to % jibe Yankees got away to a fly day's game at any cost, tomorrow's game will take ea Not so many ye. would gamble with their r a game that seemed iost, rai tossing some star Eyt all right, like a blood-sweating pe weighted down with skyscra- 50, in Detroit caddies are put through intelligence test. For- ately, no one as yet has suggest- ha similar policy for the pla ‘ie of the fire. Those days seém to be ov ir 3elgium is said to have had 164} ar and Walter John ) wasn't within 3000 miles of the ice. | AFANS—KNUCK is a possibility qf pulling out of the fire, or to hold lead. g ‘congressmen. Thus far the page boys are | Jouns02, Overman, | ) Aaa and Fess --warming «uj ern competition calls for usi managers ookies in ther than into the contest in a hope that he might pull t out Mod- ing every er. available bit of strength when there a game a sight PITCHES BEST TO SECOND rated one n the game. Bruggy Mere au which is st fider The perfectly hard nan to tukes such that catch rath e had ho e that he ugey last gu to tough club to “lt ite Rommel.” Players ted to meet game, weakening. calls hitters. that ma tuation and tage of it. As prone to be spect. When vadly for i blame Hholds the op; cases the 1 ase hits win insertion of recruit. twi the pitch lost p season. le: ige rly certainly hope a matte too critical in this re- turns the trick, f the Helped Make ah 8 atter h t moti be better vee in 1923, Ro handle hi days » Brugey arrangedtent “Rommel can ball do more than any pitcher than cateh it, a lot of tough breaks uld have lost. 0, beat also make her, sin kes it seem us if the wideawake to every ca, to take advan- : | r of fact, the fan is] things tcher he usually yells rem ition ball gam a good night hander is s properly equipped plied. The spring succe: rs mak during ituation best e t a bit ot mniel’s desire s stuff. Dur- | of his minor helped make | the great pitcher he is to- suits Cy. “He is a mighty catch His knuckler rculiar breaks at time: er se to block it won Perhaps sh will break his jinx. for with Rommel pitching winning ball we will be a me ce it f the difficult task of catching ateetterietreea aaa eee Such a system naturally xa goodly supply of pinch The baseball fans like the style of | are oval. pitcher is not to If permit ted to remain, he rights himself, and | safe. must Les. unless of the LE DOWN—HEY, THERE, NO HUNCHING! ‘moment : ‘dn the aarble. tournament now under way ‘at Washington, .D. C., between the page: ‘few shots ahead but the picture shows Sen- receivers Eddie erstition, make the} TRINGER [QT PAUL BANK | Bruggy No Better Catcher Than Perkins,| But willis Is Superstitious Perkins | 1 ever many 3 a relieves more afe constantly being shif-|S ituations of the mo Pitchers are seldoi ted to linger, once they s perait- m to be breaking In such! use far} more diseretion than the fan. cares | )Grand Pacific Hotel on Tues- Managers work on the theory that | Often the \ pinch That is why at least | hitter so sup- so man it seem that | is to regain much of hi coming Lr} deposits of $ closed today Pi be issued |. mortgal | Mitchell of St, |the institution. FLYING SWEDE SETS IS CLOSED Assets Said Cause 0 The Closing Frozen St. Paul, M ind Savings ‘apital Trus| nk of St, ntendent of banks, announ. indicated a formal statement would | later today. The “frozen assets” held respon- ible for the closing-assets that can- not be readily consiste¢ mainly North Dakota said. J. 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