The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 26, 1927, Page 6

CHICAGO SOX CREEP CLOSER TON: Y. YANKS Win Twin Victories in Dual] Bill to Keep Up Their Winning Streak U. (By Led by “pitching foo The Ass their fine young s the Ch two long ague-leading ted F Amer. jay 2 stride: the New rp ; c Plenty of daylight still them from Ruth, Gehrig pany, but the second pla the Spotlight of both m separates nd com-| Sox held| eason dope with twin victories in a dual bill. In the double killing the St. Browns on t field were i Blankenship White Sox home on e the ¢ Run Rally the first ship got into difficulti the lucky one when both scored three upon nally, for the son, went ere » out of the Helps matched of the Browns, who t held the Sox to ba pties, but) the Browns w in the} field under th duplex} bill and they r bugh toy k i out, Lt 1 Adding t number alr White Sox won with leads both league: ber of defeats, howev some 72 point Another of-the big league crop of | youthful hurling aces proved his| worth again as Hudlin pitched t Cleveland Indians to a 9 to 6 victory | r Detroit for his fifth win of the| nt the Indians to} while the and the; to fifth by the| of the them whi ade © 0. y in the » which | bro the gre! iro} sto} pin Tigers venth Browns dropped from thi through their double de White Sox. The other t league were idle. Split Double Bill Like their American League, coun. : s and Chicago double-h to hy int mmed Wee Willie Sherdel off the jill in the eighth. By sharing the bill both te: a few precious points off th centages, while the league leading P were helping their own arith- 1 rating by taking their third} straight game from the Reds by 2 to 0. Two home runs by Kelly and one big fen rs in giv er the the first| s. Renton pitched in fine form and should have been credited with a shutout but his mates fell down behind him and made rors to let Milwaukee count all runs in the fourth frame. Kansas City Beats Saints While Pitcher Sheehan was twi ing a steady game, his team mates were lambasting the offerings of Zahniser for 15 hits, which ga s City a 10-3 victory over St. Every Blue got one or more Denver Grigsby led the attack a single, double and triple. After idling for several days on account of rain, the Toledo Mudhens | swung into action with the Louis- ville Colonels as opponents and chalked up a 13 to 4 victory, making it five in a row for Toledo. Th Hens won a four-game series in To- ledo last week. Dixie Leverett was hill by the Columbus Senators who | downed , Indianapolis, 7-6, after get- ting away to a bad start. Five of the Indians’ runs were the sult! of homers by Florence and Brickell.) colai of Columbus, | cluding a double tured, its M it the up driven off the! p, its jot and triple, f SPORTS WORLD LOSES FRIEND Payne Whitney’s Death Casts Gloom Over Racing Men, Rowing Crews New York, May 26.—(?)—The sport of kings and college rowing have lost one of their most loyal snonsors in the death of Payne Whitney. Learning to love the sport of the oar as an oarsman and crew captain at Yale 30 years ago, Mr. Whitney gave unstintedly of his great wealth for the betterment of rowing, and of racing to which he became devoted in his later years. In pecent seasons he became one of the pillars of the American turf. Ever a ov r of a good horse, Mr. Whitney when he became interested in racing devoted himself to.improve- ent of the breed by searching the United States and England for out- standing thoroughbreds. ‘A pall was cast over the leading “tracks of the country at news ir. Whitney's death and Whitney- horses everywhere were Jor af Ph The Associated Press) ral knwo De Marco, out Howey’ celeb 3 ie Shots Comment — Will Strong Afternoon’s Play —i. known EF: noon elin of on the last gre a finish as th spoon f-bounds ‘MERCER PLAYS. ported to Be Formidable— Me If the action from the have At the same time, fans are hoping for : | bro sweames rato HALEY ADVANCES ANOTHER STEP IN BRITISH AMATEUR GOLF TOURNAMENT pe aa { Pennant Progress Pata ise ——_—__————¢ . Boy Scores Victory Oe, English Star — Daring Britons to Meet){ This | 3 Cause Pittsbu 94 Opponent in Hoy: D. gland, May AP) of Woking, well h golfer, this after- ed Edwin W. Haley York, former bP ied st Games Today t Pittsburgh, New ‘ole me Arse * victory a He lost by the d thus end lenge “margin ae for’ the Games Today at St. Louis. Detroit. York, for-| who ¢ i) 19 ig 19 16 Le 10 15 16 655, 6) ‘ { Louisville howi Columbu he match with Thorburn Af do at Louisville Indianapolis at Columbus, ught victor: for his ball stra tthe 16th Ke used| rond and. boldly ht o the out to the green horhurn tried to fol- in the wilde for th — =? | Yesterday’s Games | * the Major , but was lost a par four NATIONAL f E| LEAGUE R k 2 0 17th hole Pittsburgh .. n 0 batt . Mays und Har- n pped dead four i 10 Alexander Kaufmann, Roy and H nd Snyder; rtnett Second G follow 10 yard othe bu bu hie We er, The major it out of th t dropped tempt , but the 4 8 and id atnilingly bare ee nd conceded the Littlejohn Osborn and Gonzile Brooklyn-Philadelp wet grounds. in the most dec aes mpionship so fi York-Boston, ch ew STARS SUNDAY, cLean County Team Re- | Chicago | St. Louis Fast Game Expected I will open its season Sun- it plays the Prison All- and indications are that to show against Vashinry ana Dixon, O'Neill. R er when urs here, will have plenty local Detroit . Cleve! H ins, Weils, Sivith and Bassler, Woodall; Hudlin and Sewell, Philadelphia poned, e. _Mercer nine do s any of the aracterized h will be full of ti A few changes een made in the All. the game, which st; wet grounds, Others not scheduled. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION fr wis R H nsas ( St. Paul . Sheehan and Simer, fe less of the ght an end e last Sun floundering arout amond. With the ather of the past haw rainy weathe to the six innings 1a slippery more clement few days been enabl 2 on practi 1 able to off r more than passing opposition, the d to nd Minneapolis . Milwaukee .. 7 Benton and Krueger; Sanders an MeMenemy. LA FENDRICH ad Fine Cigar ‘so44 0} 59/ card full of action. postponed, both postponed, few York both post- 3 1 id m8 soy ac amma Indianapolis .. | Columbus 7 j 4, Leverett, Schmanske and Florence; | Morris and Ferrell, | Toledo ... | Louisville. 4 | “McCullough, Ryan and Heving; | Cullop, Friday and Meyer. | WESTERN LEAGU! | Omaha 0; Oklahoma City Denver Wichita 0. Des Moines int Amarillo 4. Lincoln Tulsa 2 sa 2. BOUT TUESDAY | AUGURS WELL Orton Kayoes -Opponent— Herman Fights Draw— Both Fight Here Indicative of what Bismarck fans | may expect in the benefit card to be [held here Monday night is the news ‘from Barnesville, Minn., that two of he headliners on the local came through with colors flying in bouts there Tuesday night. Earl Orton, who is to have a six- ‘ound go with Jimmy Dugan of Bi: 5|marck as the final of the card, kayo- d Bud Johnson of Grand Forks in jthe second round of a six-period af- card | this: SAAR REC ROI A MEN! LINEUP. FOR SUNDAY GAME IS ANNOUNCED in First of Two—Speedy Game Anticipated With practices showing great promise, the Bismarck nine is going on its way preparing for its two- game series with Mandan Sunday and Monday of this week. Practices have shown that Bis- marck this year has a team 25 per cent better than “that of last year, with some good hard hitters and with plenty of, men who can fill all positions capably. The opener against Mandan will give local fans a chance to see what their team can do against the strong opposition the cross-river team will muster. Two speedy games are assured and fans who want to’ see good baseball are going to be out for them. The tentative lineup for Sunday's game, to be played at Mandan, is Fuller in left field, Sagehorn at short, Simonson at center field, Riley at’ third, Lenaberg on the re- ceiving end, Paulson at first, Moen at second and Smith jin right field. ae, mound artists from whom Sun- man will be picked consist of Sindcker Love-and Fairchild. |fair. ‘Tom McGraw of Fargo stopped | Bud Purcell of Minot in the second | round of a six-rounder, Babe Herman, who is matched with arty Bond on’ the Bismarck card, fought a draw with Speed Murphy of | Minneapolis in an eight-round go, |. The good sho jboys at Barnesville indicates Bismarck is going to be handed a Fans who have | watched the boys in previous rounds i declare that they put read punch and zip into their fights. There’s no talling and anyone who takes in the jcard should be well satisfied. | The others on the card are Bat Kinnard and Paul Sidles, who are to |mix in the semis and who should ha speedy go. Willie Asher, 75- pound champ is to mix with Danny |, Dunn of Moorhead ayd the Eckreth’' |boys of Mandan are to open the card. | Reserved seats for the card are to go, one sale at Harris and Woodman !see’s Friday. Two dollar tickets | good for either the ringside or main floor and $1 tickets admit to the | baleony. First comers at the seat {sale will have their choice of main floor or ringside seats as long as ‘the supply of ringside seats lasts. ment. I red tin and Prince Albert and. \Lenaberg is expected to prove a big addition to the local nine this year. He caught for Minot last year and he has played with other north state nines, showing up well. Mandan has high hopes of scoring win over the Bismarck men in the two games, but they will meet with plenty of opposition from this side of the river. The result should be two speedy ames. decidedly worth while. Boomerang Baseball Torments Outfielder at Card-Cub Match Chicago, May 26—VP)—A-come-to- ‘me ball that sailed off of a Cardinal batsman’s club in their game with the Cubs yesterday gave most of the fans hysterics, and almost gave Stephenson, Cub outfielder, heart failure. The ball, soaked by Bell, sailed over the fence, to the disgust of Stephenson, who turned to walk back to his pesition. About a half second later the same ball came bouncing back, chasing the fielder free ma so Mess moat ee who almost nailed the run: the plate. The erratic pill had struck a tree outside the park, and bounced back over the fence. A.0.U.W. 9 Hands 10-2 Trimming to Wholesaler Team nae of 10 to 2, the W. nine trounced the Wholesalers last night, in a five inn- ing game. The A. 0. U. W.’s opponents, made up of Bismarck Grocery company and Gamble-Robinson employes, trailed them throughout the game, without threatening. On the mound for the Wholesalers were Mellon and Sediveck, while Coons handled the receiving end Hummel pitched for the A. 0. U. W.’s and Patera received. monigat the A. O. U. W.’s are to meet the state training school team and a more than ordinai is expected. The cross-river boys are reported to be a hefty outfit and one which is capable of causing its opponents plenty of work and worry. The local nine has been having regu- lar. workouts, however, and expects to be able to cope with the Mandan men. Auerbach’s Extra Weight Too Much For Russie Leroy By ing a ‘weight’ advantage of 10% ‘pounds, Herman Auerbach \ of Salt | Lake City won an unpopular decision jover Russie Leroy of Fargo in a 10- round bout at Denver last night, ac- cording to word received here. Leroy carried the battle to Auerbach un- til the. latter's weight advantage be- jgan to tell. 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