The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 8, 1924, Page 6

No PAGE SIX Ben Sports STAR ROOKIE I$ BEATEN Pitcher Yde Fails After Eight Consecutive Wins Chica Aug. 8.—Pitcher Yde Pittsburgh’s star rookie, ran into his first reverse of the season yesterday. | After having won cight games, he was knocked out of the box in the! Dodgers win- fifth by Brooklyn, the ning 9 to 6. Cincinnat eries with Phi ton with Hornsby ner in the third and | run and scored him continued to win, de Chicago, 5 to 3 with Nehf | In the Americans, the fast-going St. Louis Browns mbled badly. ; phia both ends of a double heade to 3 und 2 to 1 Houser, Athletic first baseman, got two hy the second being his 20th eason, New York Cleve: | to 5. The Tigers lost to the Red Sox, 4 to 2, and Washington won from Chi 6 to 3 after Crouse’s failure to touch home plate on a force play made the victory possible, {BAS BASEBALL o— AMERICAN ASSOC WwW. t. Paul Indianapolis Louisville Kansas City Toledo Colun Milwaukee Min 66 polis 19 TIONAL LEAGU aS New York Dittsbury Chicago Brooklyn Cincinnati St. Louis Philadelphia Boston ....... New York Detroit Washington St. Louis Chicago Cloveland Boston ‘ Philadelphia RESUL NATIO B Eh etl, 6; Cincinnati 6; Philadelphia 3. AMERICAN LEAGUE New York 7; Cleveland 5. Boston 4; Detroit Washington 6; Chicago 3. Philadelphia 3; St. Louis 3-1, ASSOCIATION pledo 5. Minn apolis &; Columbus K Indianapolis aaeanet A PLAY MATCHES | OVER SUNDAY With a view of speeding up the| a the! golf tournament of Country Club, Caleb Hai 1 of the tournament commit- he declared, Several eliminations al- =New Coach For * Indiana Teams Played in City : Le: ‘Mann has- passed, from ‘Uni- ersity of Indipn His plate’ as Peach of the baseball and basketball sams ‘will be taken by Everett ‘8. n, former all-conference center jay announced’sthat all first | must be played not later han Sunday night or d s will | Blinding Speed Under Perfect ee That’s quired control, he became a pitcher. Vance’s eer now the prevailing fault of most Ae do ce" bolpttel S@les ' pitchers. The former White Sox star ridi- Tes cias ane ite le 4 ; pitcher with ‘ cules the encrally accepted Belief | the fust-bull punch ax much as the||f™ 4 zal hat fast-ball pitching be ee for the batters with the lively Wale possme", With, Phe: Heme tun wellep:) im a ' now in use, ‘ F a | on STATE TENNIS | | tlh Cy Young, whose record of 500 : ‘ . major league victories will probably PLANS MADE} age Verma eric 8 ; : never be equaled, expressed a sim- | ’ . | ilar opinion to that of Walsh’s in a fe During, the summer months + recent discussion of pitchers past] Fargo, Aug. @.—Plans for the man- || fl = and present, agement of the North Dakota. State| |i you probably have been an infre- 4 i oe Tennis tournament to. be held in Far- | Young achieved fame largely | go, Aug. 11. to: 17,-constituted the || “ \ through the use of a fast bail. It| principle business transacted by the] Ml quent reader of- newspapers. Z| was his best asset. The freak| Board of Governors of the Fargo deliveries, such as the knuckle ball| Tennis club at a special megting at| {i With a. PRESIDENTAIL and el and others of that type, were un-| the Commercial club last night. «. |i ib known to Young. He had a fair] In addition to furthering arrange:|{™ STATE ELECT 3 curve, little or no change of pace but] ments for the conduet of the tourna- |. ION nearing you Fa plenty of “swift” on ‘his fast one. | ment the board decided to have a ie i Depending almost entirely on the|-punquct onvpue eveniag ducing the will want to read the news fast ball, with the curve mixed in| meet. to entertain visiting players | {pm occasionally, Young was able to es-|and friends with an automobile ride ||f DAILY. 4 a tablish many pitching records. nbout the city and to serve light re- i ‘ Most of the other great pitchers] freshments at the courts each after-| tg : i of the past and present depended| noon. Tentative plans also call for}{— é ¥ largely on the fast ball, Walter} theatre and bridge parties: S Th BISMAR | \ = : e CK TRIBUNE THIS I$ DAZZY VANCE, FIRE BALL KING OF THE NATIONAL ey 4 LEAGUE. THEY CALL HIM DAZZY BECAUSE OF HIS DAZZLING 5 BRINGS TO THE MISSOURI 3 SPEED. i ae ; fait SLOPE The News of the. World 4 By Billy Evans | Today Dazzy Vance is not only the 3 Control, plus | blinding peed.| star of the Brooklyn team bat one = t's the secret of Dazzy Vance’s | of the outstanding pitchers in‘ base- Hours ahead of papers published a | great success in the National] ball, i 3 | League. | Vance’s chief stock in trade is his at a distance. s > Seven or eight years ago Vance! fast ball, backed up by almost per ws FA came to the New York Yankees a| fect control. Umpires in the Naz Z raw recruit | tional League tell me his fast. bal! oe The late Wild Bill Donovan was/is just about as fast as Walter - : # peyitl oneat = a managing the club, In his day Wild] Johnson’s was when the Big Swift ‘ . : Z Bill had been a great pitcher Sele it the zenith of his career. 4 : 5 IT CONTAINS: Associated el elf. his nickname implied, he plenty fast enough for me. 4 . aif . 4 n to spectacular outbursts ee, however, doesn't rely. whol- : Press _ News; Market , report. 3 ness, although this feature of ly on his fast ball. His knuckle ball his wor exaggerated. is no easy thing to hit, and his p ‘ “ Dea aAaLIKGR A iteer’|eureeehdenanGiy develobsduide® : : Special articles upon subjects of - but sent him on his way because he] ceptive quality. Against Chicago 3 GGUIMHibs Re UltHe) Ball overkNaun lata |vecensiy Helannedllwayanuvattersein interest and what is most. vital 3 “The kid’s got everything a great|a row. During that spurt he mixed al : needs,” admitted Donovan,|’em up in a manner that stamped ‘ i Wonte dorhimidnys ood cnet | iin asia smart pitcher as well as The High-Grade Gasoline _news of North Dakota and this | how to keep it close to/an unusually gifted one. { a 2 | Vance is a product of the great : locality. 4 { ro s rolled on the wis-| open spaces of Iowa, is 31 years old, ' fs F ‘ a n’s size-up became|a six-footer and a right-hander. He | e ach Sa faa ‘al ance, certainly had has been pitching professionally for s that makes for suce jabout 10 years. He got his start te hope se Red) on the mound and, as soon as he ac-|w Hastings club of the Ne- . A a TUAW Pe Yet, despite the admitted, value of “hat has become of the last ball 2? }\ — ? Billy Evans Says 4 Johnson for instance. | Billy Evans Says AN |tuefact ball, pitchers at present are a “passing it up to a great extent. — The impression prevails among | Lo. walsh, one- of the greatest pitchers that ever ‘stepped on the{-Pitchers fee a fast ball diet today rch cal would not be sucessful, due to ee mld) Chat Femme tists pelt late pitchers sco! | “In the old days the fast ball wag} at the belief. «9° | a the most used of all deliveries,” con- ‘tinued Walsh, “yet the other day in ja pitchers’ battle between two major league clubs I don’t believe either | Pitcher threw over 20 fast ones.” | SS ec * With the present day pitchers the fast bull is merely. weapon, # thrust used merely to remind the batsman] that the pitcher workips: has plenty {ff of speed, Knowing that it is largely used as a threat the batsman lets it go by, crowds the plate and seeks to pick on the other offerings. Like Ed Walsh and Cy Yeung, 1 am of the opinion that the game would be helped by a revival of fast- hi Walsh believes that pitchers are | making a vital mistake in passing up ' the use of the fast ball for the new- fangled stuff. Incidentally he blames the freak i styles for the lack of control that is levi Months ‘lit , | are Aliead , | ith the Send in your subscription for a State League. in 19 Brooklyn got fi ra him ready have occurred in the ment, but the golf committee xious to speed the tournament alon to conclusion and make way for the annual open championship tour- namer Sever for Fi in the state tournament. tourna- is a y leave ticipate local players also rgo next week to Rail Men in Victory Over three months trial order, Rate for three months by mail i in state outside of Bismarck is $1.25; by ‘i carrier is $1.80. 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