The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 12, 1927, Page 6

ee en GIANTS BACK IN TOP PLACE IN NATIONAL Cards Drop to Second Place— Big League Standings Severely Juggled ndings today showed hing like a base- Big league s the effects of som ball earthquake. Its ravages were particularly in the National League where the Giants reappeared] at the f the heap in place of] the Cardinals. | While the Cards ended up in sec-| ond place, the Chicago Cubs, who been booming along in third posi- tion, found themselves two steps be- low in fifth when the shaking down was over. The Phils and Pirates ad- vanced a rung apiece. All this resulted from a se severe top o had games between well-matched fi who were close together in the per-| 1" centage column. Hornsby Gets Sixth Homer With their lead in the league e, the world champion Cards forward their b cher, J Haines, against th Although Haines had won five straight games|! previously, it took the Giant — can- noneers just three innings to blast| at it ah which pl ngs was the e Cubs. The hy go clan was outhi to 2, Phi with the r: tory over ting Chi und outscore hits espe were bunched and ! ly a double by old Cy Wil: liams in the seventh, which counted c two runs. Rain flooded out the Pittsburgh- Boston game in the last of the eighth when the teams were locked at 4 to 4. Two of the Braves’ runs ¢ame in the nick of time just before the skies opened. id At the bottom of the league, the Cincinnati. Reds, who w up at the top at this time last yea finished second last fall, were pushed farther into the depths by Brooklyn, 7 to 6b. Athletics Beat Tigers American League interest was centered at Detroit, where Tyrus Raymond Cobb celebrated his home- coming to the haunts of his old team, the Tigers, by helping his new team, the Athletics, beat them. The Mack- men made it two in a row by getting a 3 to 1 verdict. One of the runs was scored singlehanded by the Georgia peach, who doubled, stole third, drew a wild heave to the bag and so went home. . George Herman Ruth helped his Yankees to a 4 to 2 decision over the St. Louis Browns by slapping of Ernie Nevers pitches for his eighth homer of the season with a man on base. For the Browns, the defeat meant dropping back a step to seventh place. A 4 to 1 decision over the Sena- tors was added to the winning streak of the White Sox, who thereby staked a stronge; claim: to second place, be- hind the’ Yanks. DEMPSEY WILL BE EAST SOON, RICKARD TOLD Mauler ‘Is Busy Chopping Down California Trees and Rounding Into Shape New York, May 12. soon as Jack Dempsey f chopped down enough trees to” put his muscles in their old fighting trim, he will come east for a summer of warfare aimed at a title bout with Gene Tunney in the fall. The former heavyweight boxing champion of the world laid aside his axe and other implements of arduous training long enough to notify Texy Rickard to that efffect in a long dis- tance tolephone call from his fight- ing camp in the California moun- tains to the promoter’s office in Madison Square Garden, New York. Dempsey himself corroborated the word brought east by his trainer last month that the boxer was rounding into “fine shape.” When he feels he has reached the peak, Dempsey said, he will notify Rickard to arrange his first fight. On that point the promoter’s mind is pretty’ well made up, his plans calling for a bout between Dempsey and Paulino Uzcudun early in July with the winner matched against the winner of the Sharkey-Maloney fight May 19, for the grand final round in the tournament for the shot at Tun- ney’s ‘title. { Fights Last Night ' —_—_______-+ (By The Associated, Press) Annapolis, Md.—Joe Dundee — de- Billy Drake, German welter- ‘weight chgmpion (10). ES s eplamatee, drag) Rabastey -hampion, in Babe Boise’ cibvetand GO) ru, A. C. timely, |S one} | | Penhant Progress | aaeey Peat Sect TES AMERICAN etek bh hod St. Paul .. Indianapolis ledo .... Pet. 9 OL 9 10 10 10 14 17 0 Games Today Toledo at Minneapolis. Columbus at p Indianapoli Louisville at Ki ashington St. Louis ..... Cleveland 478, Boston Games Today Washington at Chi go at Philadelph Boston | Yesterday’s Gantes tiled tora NATIONAL LEAGUE R H i % E Louis ae, o 10 9 1 : , Littlejohn and MeQuillan and Devormer, R 7 0 9 0 nd Hartnett; Pruett and J. E delphia ; born, Brillhart Ferguson, Mitchell, Wilson id Cincinnati 8 Brooklyn Donohue, Petty, Ehrhi * 7 7 Lucas and Hargrave; t and Henline, R H Pittsburgh Gee 8 5 Boston ....... 10 (Calle Meadows and and Taylor, AMERICAN LEAGUE R H Washington He Chicago ....... . 4 Lisenbee, Burke and Ruel; and McCurdy. . rain) Smith; R. Smith ores] Boianel Lyons HE Bi & Nevers New York . St. Louis .. Shocker and Schang. and Grabowski; R H 3 8 Philadelphia . Detroit .... Sof 7 1 Quinn and Cochrane; Holloway and Shea. 2 Others postponed, AMERICAN gis: Toledo Minneap: Mauen, } lone, Wilson an ain, ‘Krueger. R H E Columbus ~u 16 1 St. Paul . aaa | 11 6 Fishbaugh and Ferrill; Betts and Gaston, Louisville .... Kansas City. Deberry and M and Shinault, Indianapolis Milwaukee Leverette, Koupal and Sny. woll, Johnson and McMenemy. WESTERN LEAGUE Omaha 8; Amarillo 3. Lincoln 8; Wichita 6. * Des Moines 6; Oklahoma City 7. (14 innings. Denver 3; TRACK MEN GO T0 A.C. MEET Eleven Tracksters Make Trip to Fargo—Chances For Firsts Are.Good } Eleven Bismarck high track men, accompanied by Coach Harold Col- ling, left this’ morning for Fargo, where they will take part in the an- nual agricultural college track and field meét, to be held tomorrow and Saturday. Men making the trip were Olson, Sell, Spriggs,- Wutzke, Ward, Landers, according to in- formation given - out at the high achool. | Olson ‘is out for the hundred yard dash, the 220, the 440, the 120 Kigh hurdles, the broad jump, the shot en and the relays. use,. star: igh reg man, is out to break the igh jump record as he did the Capital City-record. He is also to ~ part in the broad jump, the hun-| relays, is scheduled to take part 440, the half and the mile and in the 220, 120 ) Tulsa 4 (15 innings). igh hurdles, 220’ low hur-| on Pena Brown i ge Shea Oo. 9 0} | | | 5 game of last 500 Johnson of | | | Pet... Manager Connic —o ight thousand fans who were at the Philadelphia patk when. the umpire ruled Cobb's wallop a foul, | poured into the field and what John- | son termed “murderous pop bottles” {were thrown. Ormsby was given a ' poli jected Cobb and Simmons, and it was necessary to call additional | police when the force at the park was [unable to handle the throng. COBB, SIMMONS iCompany A-A.0.U.W. ARE CENSURED, | Game Is Tomorrow ‘ 1°: Poptpaned;ceusliae in-che.vask wes tomorrow evening at 6:30, it | been annéunced by F. C. Doyle,! i of the A. 0. :. team. Johnson Says ‘Ty’ Lacked In-| ne will be played on the city d telligence in ‘Bumping’ and shows prospects of be- Philadelphia Umpire aces | | ing a fast one, since both teams have some outstanding material, ANNUAL MEET lelphia-Boston week, President Ban American League d elder plainly lacking in knowledge | Q i; » American L established | 2Fack and Field pa May of Umpire Chicago, showed “la clared Events, Ora- torical, Declamation and H P . ‘ Dramatic Competition grand Forks, dD. 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Yoder expects at least 15 one- act plays to be presented in this event, The contest last year was won by the Bronson Howard chapter. of Cooperstown high school with the Clyde Fitch chapter of Valley City in second place. journalists will compare their work | s! be held Saturday, May 21, with Su premé Court Jud; G. Bur ing. He will present the Robert Burr medal to the winner of the individual contest. The question to be debated is “Resolved, that con- gress should promptly, enact agricul- tural legislation that would the producers: of staple’ agricultural products a-price exceeding the world price by the amount of tariff there- on for that portion used in the Unit- ed States and providing for losses on the exportable surplus by means of an equalization fee against each product.” The ‘schedule provides that Oakes avill_ meet either Larimore or Leeds for the state title. Preliminary declamation . contests held throughout the state will reduce the number taking part in this event. 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