The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 29, 1927, Page 6

t wrestling match, “ games in 1926. . Wrestling Match PAGE SIX oA G CARRY TEAM 70 TOP OF LADDER Pirates Lost Lop-sided Game —General Shakeup in Amer- ican League Standings ; EVERYTHING BUT A TAILLIGHT them soared home run b; lies | f the| {™ die Farrell, figured in turned the tide in favor Gotham entry. Pirates Fall Hard the peak was no fall, rates went down hard in ac st before a blast of 17 Chicago, hits. A nine-run rampage in the second inning blew up the contes which bristled all the way with show- | ers of clouting and ended finally in u lopsided count of 16 to 4. The rebellious Phillies were scarce- ly less vigorous in their treatment of four Brooklyn pitchers, but it re- quired a home run in the ninth by Russell Wrightstone to clinch — the Wrightstone’s round trip blow light ted the high! | powered The onl marked by a p slab to showe victory for the liant pitching h rade of pitchers from | ¢ ‘oduced a 3 to 1 dinals under bril-| » nt Rhem, Standings Are Changed econd, third, fourth, sixth seventh places in the American all held new tenants today as the result of’ a general spring house cleaning. An I-inning defeat of the Browns by’ the White Sox enabled the Athlet ics to swing into second position om the crest of r huge hitting wave. The Senators, caught under the billow from third to fourth, pushed the} ians off th elf. « ix I cover under the Ma C hits, the Ath]; ly byTE 15 to 7, It was the oniy p stugging party of the day in the cir cuit, however, for pitching duels dominated the Cleveland-—Detroit and 3) -Chicago battles, with the hing their 1 the 11th/ g al to beat and five-run, seventh-inning spu Off the Indians at 6-5. played in the most; 2. How many world series home runs has Babe Ruth made? 3. What is the biggest attendance at a single world series game? What is the biggest total at-/ tendance for a series? | “5.7 What series drew the most) money and how much? 1, Babe Ruth, seven, 2. Ruth has seven home runs to his credit. 3. A record-breaking crowd of 63,600 saw the second game of the 1926 series at New York. \ 4. A total of 328,951 saw seven) 5. (The series of last year between | New York and St. Louis drew $1,207,- 864 at the gate. Thousands Gather For Penn Relays Philadelphia, April 29.—)-One of the greatest armies of athletes ever gathered for a track and field meet was here today to test their} speed, strength and skill in the 33d annual relay carnival at the Univer- sity of Pennsylvania. ° The entry list of approximately , 3,200 individuals representing most of the leading colleges and schools of this country, Cambridge University, Englandy and the Delta Collegiate Institute of Canada was not only the largest in the history of the meet but-also included an unusually large number of stars. Among them were many considered capable of record breaking performances, both on the track and in the field. = Forty-four of the 102 events were down for decision today, starting at 10a. m. with the 100 meter dash in the Decathlon, or all around cham- pionship. The remainder will be de- cided tomorrow. Ends in Fist Fight April 29.—(P)—A "in acmich Ed) ler” Lewis was declared win- epee “Stanley Stasiak of Poland on a, foul, et in several fist Kansas City, SP Pennant Progress H eeileries New York . un rally. | St. Louis league un-| jy New York .. Wash be } Cincinnati Golfers You Have Met by Kent Straat OVWNEA res. vu. 8. PAT. OFF. AMERICAN o«*, 1A Ww. Minneapolis . | my NATIONAL LEAGUE’ WwW. iL, Philadelphia Pittsburgh ton hicago incinnati Brooklyn AMERICAN | *hiladelphia t. Low ngton, hicago Detroit .... ‘leveland Boston Games Today Louis at Chicago, w York at Boston, sland at Detroit, ashington a | Yesterday’s Game NATIONAL LEA OBE Boston a York . Smith, Chicago Pittsburgh .. 4 ot) 2 Root and Hartnett; Bush, Songer, Cvengros, Mahaffey and Smit cer, . Louis sand Harg O'Farrell, Philadelphia . Brooklyn Ferguse: loughby Clark, Ehrhardt, Cantrell and line. ‘ AMERICAN LEAGUE R H Washington . . i: Philadelphia Crowder, B: Hen- E 10 3) es eee | 1, Murray, Jones, and Ruel, Berger; Perkins, H St. Louis .. Chicago .. 2 {11 innings) Zachary and O'Neil, chang; Thomas and MeCurdy. u Cleveland ........... 5 12 Dai ae Uhle, L Miller and L. Sewell; Holloway, Whitesill and Shea, Wood- all, Others postponed. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Columbus ..... ri pane eat Kansas City ieee! eae Meeker and Wings; Zinn and Shin- ault. Others postponed WESTERN LEAGUE Oklahoma 1; Omaha 8. Tulsa 10; Des Moines 5. Amarillo 6; Lincoln 4. Wichita 1; Denver 2. Local Volleyball Team Victorious Over Underwood RTS & ‘| Zeeland. {land at J THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ence of previous meetings is repeat Jed the final half may be played ur [der the rough regulations that gov lern professional men’s teams. imonton girls won by a | margin. Dempsey Dispenses | With Manager While | Training For Bout New BALL LEAGUE IS ORGANIZED Fans of Southeast Slope Or-| ganize Five-team Group; Schedule Is Announced 20. York, April 29. y will ing ickard’s terms for a test bow Paulino Uzeudun here early in informed the New York pro- will boss his own campaign the title. thinks judgment is. good. “Jack doesn’t need a manager, He is a good business man himself and ter his financial have to be known The season will run until 4 to have three op its duration. e schedule is as follow: a ee Fights Last Night | Louis (1). Last And Rickard | New York vs. Russ Walen of Chica go, lightweights (10). | The Referee | sharin Sameer i Who was the leading jaddeatedier| in the Piedmont League in 19267 Correll, with Salisbury, stole 39) bases. What the 1926 Preakness | T. MH. Purse was was worth? winner's worth The A.O.U.W. Drill Girls| 3 | will hold a food sale Saturday {afternoon at the A. W. Lucas | Co. store. Notice to Water P Consumers The rate for water used for lawn and garden purposes is now in effect. Water used for these purposes is charged for at the rate of 17 cents per 100 cubic feet over and above 300 cubic feet above the av- ights Tonight | Chicggo—Ernie Peters vs. Fernan-| at Linton; Mobridge, do Gonzales (10), 15—Linton at Mobridge; Zee- at Jav: “Linton at Zeeland; Eureka} Buffalo—-Chuck Wiggins vs. Tiger] Flowers (10), | Hollywood—Bad 19—Zeeland Java, Mobridge at Linton; June at Mobridge; uly i7--Java at Eureka; TR, D. B. C. GIRLS GET He FINE POSITIONS | Mo-| No “‘ordinary’’ positions forthese | ) girl graduates of Dakota Business! College, Fargo. They are getting| ~ | quick cash returns on their D. B. | August Eureka at Zeeland; |C. ACTUAL BUSINESS train- | Mobridge at Java. | ing (copyrighted—unobtainable else- August 28—Linton Zeeland; | ria Eureka at Mobridge. | where). Ruth Baumgardner is with | : —sieroreneeemsiny jthe U. S. 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