The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 17, 1927, Page 6

oe. | or4 A. === CARDS AGAIN | , IN ND PLAGE; o GIANTS LEAD Pittsburgh Pirates Drop Back to Third Place After Los- ing to Brookly ween | world crown in n the Louw ted Pre: npions d i the Pirates back in third. The Giants | d the parade as New York retained | : s monopoly om the front rank of| aii both leagues. | The Cards renewed their bid to re-| peat the title t ph of last by! knocking off the Phil to 1, while the Pirates were losing to the 4 . Brooklyn Robins, 9 to 5. One was a attle, the other a slugging ching cunning and wung the @ Cardinals altho the rival hurier, | as slight. The best the Phils could do a t Haines’ slants was seven hits, while th rds could get only eight but bunched them bet-| ter. No hit went for more than two, bags. A Slug Fest The Pirates met the defeat that cost them second place in a game of| an entirely diffe slammed Jess Petty for 13 hits the Robins countered with 11 of th own, most of which were off Yde in} the first three innings in which the| hey| d} ~ home team tallied six runs. \ As the Buccaneers dropped’ back| in the ranking column the low! Rob-| 2 ins went Up at their expens: ing | third place above the recumbent Reds and Braves, - In the American League all three . of the leaders won their latest games and widened the gap between them- and the rac Ruth and Gehrig Tied % New York stayed well out ahead of the field by beating a strong Detroit team, 6 to 2, to the rollicking tune of (Columbia Lou) Gehrig's bat. The youthful. emulator of his team mate, Ruth, made two doubles and a hom- er, while the Babe chipped in a-single when a hit meant a run, Ruth and Gehrig now are tied for home rury honors with eight apiéce, jn of the Ked Hose and the s featured by the pitch- two, ; Va.,. knocked out | won! Johnny Columbus (8). for} Bobby on, W. Va, won on a foul from Shifty Dando, Four home funy helped the Athlet-| Dayton. (2). | . es to their 10 to 8 decision over the City, No Joedimmy Britt, 4 rowns. Half that namber went yrnia, Knocked out Hanny Uss down to the credit of the stigging|New York (12). he young outfielder, Simmons, while Ty| Springfield, Ohio — Chuck Burn Cobb and Cochrane made’ the other| San Antonio, erent SPORTS Harvard and Army Elevens to Clash in Fall of 1928) st Poin: NY May 1 | n the 18 y | | | We Har (P| teams the | om 9 n the! meetin, Harvard in 1910 when | resulted. In the 1 games played, the Army has never won, DEEM JOHNSON OUSTER NEAR neetesianinee it ove DEMPSEY WILL GET COMEBACK CHANGE SOON To Meet Victor of Sharkey- Maloney Bout — Match With Uzcudun Rejected New York, May 17—(P}—The lat- est shuffle of the heavyweight: boxing cards by the dealer, Tex Rickard, to- day revealed Jack ‘Pempsey's c I ed a mohth and hi Uzeudun, the sque woodehopper” to*he the vie- Secret. Meetings jiscuss y's battle _be- Secret Meetings to Discuss) (yon the Boston Utle aspirarte, deck Pa _s a4 key and Jim Maloney. Ban’ Reported—Suspen- ry eirecy Rickard disclosed, has sion of Cobb Is Thorn | Teiected proposal to fight Pauline | Chicago, May .17.—-(P)—Assertions| printed here that Am« Le club owners meetings to on who said that one eld in New York at the| ports were current that Mayor} Waiker had been mentioned dency at $100,000 a year, acknowledged that the club| owners discussed Johnson at that] meeting, tion was; divu sof. the| gathering, nor was anything —forth-| coming concerning t reputed offer to Mayor Wal . health” las! 0 s has fu man umns ment sinee the son great of sports American Ls n, with Johnson mproved heal affairs as ever, His con- fairs of th league escaped general notice ubtil he suspended Cobb and Al mons, of, Philadelp their row with Umpire Red Ormsby. | The reports of the $100,000 offer to Mayor Walker came long before that incident, but. since the Cobb suspension Johnson's critics have e. \ Fights Last Night ‘| ae ———— Dick MeDonie, beat Joe Lohman, To ledo (12), t {around July 1, because the former champion feels he will, not be in con- »| dition by that time, He'has definitely however, harkey to fight the Ma- winner under Rick- at the Yankee stadium, during the .first week in Rickard added that if’ Dempsey fails to fulfill his present intention to return to the ring,,cither Maloney or, Sharkey will be Gene Tunney’s op- ponent in the next championship match. The title fight probably will be held the last- week in September. Its site is yet uncertain but it is ex- pected to be the Yarfkee Stadium or the sesquicentennial stadium, Phil- adelphia ‘ The re-casting of Rickard’s. plans temporarily side tracks Paulino but may not mean the elimination ‘of the rugged Spaniard altogether. ‘The mateh the basque with ney on June 22 at the ¥: dium as a “second semi kee St the winner to meet the Shark loney survivor by' way of determ Dempsey’s opponent. 10 MEN GOING - TO DICKINSON Slope Meet to Be Held This Saturday—Seven or Eight to Go to'Grand Forks Ten: Bismarek high men Will go to Dickinson this Saturday to take art in the Missouri Slope track and field meet. Originally schedu Saturday, the meet wa uhead on account of field: x of the men who will make the have already. been named and i will be chosen today THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE - and tomorrow by Coach Harold Col- lins, Men named are Benser, who will runin the mile ahd ‘the half; Gordon Landers, in the quarter, half, and high hurdles; Sell, in the hun- dred and 220; Peterson, in the 220, uarter and broad jump; Shipley, i the javelin and high jump; Fred Landers in the 220, high and low hurdles. Seven or cight men are to leave Thursday for Grand Forks,.to take part in the annual University of North Dakota meet. “Among those who are expected to go ate Lofthouse, Wutzke, Davis, Spriggs, Otaon, Paris, Ward and Brown. Preliminaries are to be held Friday morning and after- noon and finals Saturday. Bismarck Has Good Chance Bismarck has a good opportunity to annex a number of points in this meet and, from all indications, het- ter ifs record in the A.C. meet last! Saturday. In the high jump, Loft- house took only second place in the A. G meet, with the high mark 5 feet 2% inches, while in the Capital City meet he established anew rec- ord by jumping 5 feet 6% inches, If he is back*in form, he should be able to garner a goodly number of points for Bismarek in this event. Wutzke took first in the mile at Fargo and came in second in the half, so that chances for points, in these events are excellent, Spriggs, in the pole vault and possibly the high jump, may. place for points. In the Slope meet, chances are als6 good for Bismarck to place, although the tracksters will meet. formidable oppostition from Dickinson and some of the other western towns. Interest Is High in Boxing Card Much ‘interest is being taken in the boxing card to be held at the city auditorium the night of May 30 for the benefit of the Bismarek baseball team, according to those in charge. This card, which will consist of 28 rounds of boxing, is an exceptionally good one. Paul Seidels ahd Jimmy Dugan, the local boxers on the card, are working out daily and are rapidly getting into form. Since the card was announced, the management has been flooded with inquiries and if it is patronized as it should be, other cards on a larger se@le may be attempted, although it is doubtful if a card with more ac- tion than this one will show could possibly be arranged. , Early Player With N. Y. Giants Dead Worcester, Mass., May 17.—(/P)— Patrick J. Murphy, 70,-one of the few surviving members of the New York Giants when it won its first world championship in 1888, is dead. He was with the Giants two years as ‘a catcher. ——_——_-____________4 | Pennant, Progress AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Ww. & St. Paul ....... 16 Ot Toledo: ... 12 10 Indianapolis 13 11 Minneapolis HOR - Kansas ity “14 pt Milwaukee 4 14 oo Louisville 12 15 37,445 Columbus 9 18 ” 833 Games Today ... Milwaukee at Minneapolis. St. Paul at Kansas City. Toledo at Columbus. Indianapolis at Louisville. NATIONAL LEAGUE ‘This age strives to excel.in oll things ‘1 and it-recognizes anil ‘rewards excellence. Woodall. Milwaukee Kanpas .C (Called et waukee to catch train.) Jonnard, y, Smith, Walkeep Washington at Cleveland ‘postponed, wet grounds, SRE te | ‘ ‘th Dakota, has ‘flexd the 29th) ay of Rofember Ay D. 1927, at thef hour of ten o'clock in the fotenoon| of sald day, at the Court Boome, in the Court House Jn the city of Bis- marck in ‘bajd County and.State, as the time and place for hearing andj] djusting all: pcinimas aginst the Bitte of the ald Deceaned, which have. been duly’ and regularly pre- sented ga hereinbefore provide. Dated ae Rte cHADOT, — | eee 1, executes, jam, Young &*Burke, pat prneya for-Hxecutrix, | marek, N. D. q First publication on the 3rd day of | ebbia May A. D. 19 a -having claims agaifst said Seeeaned, to exhibit them with the Recessary vouchers, within six months after the first ehabliection of this notice, to id jorence k Chabot, executrix, the office o! GF. Butlam, ber resident agent, in the city Notional Bank Building, in the city of Bi: prenoe ie yn oy ounty, (oF 19 Judge tee own Wy Court of Burleigh Coun- ty, at his office in the Court wise the «ity of Bismarck, Burle' i Coumy, North Dakota, and that G- F. Dafam is the resident agent -o trix. ‘ judge teMnty Court, seithin’ aud for the vee Ww 1 a 8 10 1 nd to alléw.. Mil- forth, Sanders and’ Di Ww. L Young; Shaack, Hubbell, Hargrove, New York -19 9 Warmouth, Zinn, Bean and Peters, St. Louis 15. 10 Shinault. Pittsburgh 3 10 ees Philadelphi 2 10 R 8 Chicago 1311 Indianapolis . os 12 Brooklyn ec Louisville .. 3.) 6. 5 joston A " Cincinnati 1 We Mle ee Games Today St. Louis at Philadelphia, St, Paul 4 8 Cincinnati at New York, Minneapoi 0. 7 | 8 *hicago at Boston. Pittsburgh at Brooklyn, weno AMERICAN LEAGUE Toledo at Columbus postponed, wet L. _ Pet.| grounds. New York 9.8 iy opal ieago.. 17°12 158 Cy Philadelphia 1 13 536 Omanaltoy Wichita 2 ‘i etroit ... 4 3 Moines 0; Tulsa 10. ° Cleveland. 12 14 462) "Lincoln 6; Amarillo 7 (11 innings) k Ae ton it i‘ rd Denver at Oktahoma City. postponed, in them to bac! Boston -.. it age ene cpu es tt-up - Philadelphieet BC bovis, Cut Keeps Sharks 4 GE. PEND RICH, tne. Baten Washington at Cleveland. From Heavy Training Ealablished 3680 New York at Detroit. - y Boston at Chicago. New Yorky;) May 17.—(j—Kept ba ee i roe ote icwe over ne 7 RAGLAN an PRE | hid bye, Jack cBharkey today vapiog | Yesterday’s Games || onthe punching bag, shadow baking [Bismarck Groeery Co. pagrennarsmneermed | ut jay nig al ie Yankee ism: NATIONAL LEAGUE Stadium with his Boston rival, Jim as . RB _B| Maloney. St. Louis -.. z Boe 1). “T have been assured ‘thatthe eye Philadelphia. 1,7. 0|will be all right when I enter the Haines and Snyder; Fergusom and| ring,” said Sharkey. ! Wilson. Sharkey is working out in a New : 5 pet as | York gymnasium, ‘The sturdy Ma. . j aS R Ej}loney, at Pompton Lakes, New Jer. S Pittsburgh 5 1 2] sey, is seekin, + weight . § . Brooklyn io. 9 yds 0 Sharkey, now Yde, Cvengros. “Nichols ind Spen-| 193) plans to Rhock off five pounds cer; Petty.and Henline. before Thursday afternoon, ‘J Others postponed, rain, NOTION TO CREDITORS. ry $ — the Matter Fi AMERICAN LEAGUE Mlarrict Mf. Guwe, Deceased R a E} “Notice ta hereby given by the un- Philadelphia 10 33 1] @ersigned, Florence 6. C FECL; St. Louis .. e328 0 Ati the lest will aeu.teete, 1¢é or i3 ar Quinn, Gray, Grove and Cochrane: | (ity of San Dieke 1s iho eae oe ‘ Jones, Vangilder, Falk, Wingard and| san Diego, apa’ State of Seittozas Schang. deceased, to'the.creaitors of, and : ti . N supremely blended. S und Reo: 10.0088 This