The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 24, 1927, Page 6

SPORTS GEHRIGGETS | 3 HOME RUNS IN ONE GAME Now Has Record of 21 For Three Be- Total Season, Only record leads The to 4, the conseeu drumfire utter aow zeri’s Stunt d the New His Tony L base » weeks, of the held join stunt of ainst the White Sox ¢ but fell just one shy league record of fou Bob Lowe an Connie M the hunt, cli with a4 to 1 ton while Ch M1 inning, 6 A Tiger tri ‘ing fe; riple play ir ured the Detroit win ed the Cleveland-s ixth inning but not be ians had piled up a Louis Curds took a uirgh's idlen If game on the National makers with ar dinals within two gan of the Twice k to the | with warm receptions gorped both ends of from the Hughie a double or co th were shelled into de in the first co ontest rades and 1b same de being 1 four-run ba: rage in the sixth inning of the ond match, Songer saved the di how- ever, A battle of southpaws gave Brook. lyn a 3-1 win over P elp! | Mitchell allowed the Dodgers onl four hits, but Jess Petty had the help | of Barre homer and triple. The Toledo Mudhens, who down in baseball's doldrur more than week a, were a little use of riding pen-| an A: i Header astride seven straight v Millers Lose Double cking up strong pi and hard hitting, men won a twin bi neapol game M mates pounded out 14 hits nd won the game. 5 to 1. In the cond encounter the Mudhen bats drove Wils je vantage in an e Toledo won Emmer, Miller shortstop. hit a homer with none on in the eighth inning. By downing »Columbus, 2 to 1, in a pitchers’ battle between Shealy and Harris, St. Paul climbed into fifth ition in the standings, ousting In- japolis, who lost to Milwaukee, 6 City Blues held onto y acquired second posi- tion by defeating Louisville for its fourth straight game, 8 to 4. er, Blues first eman, led the victori- ous attack, smashing out a homer, a double and a single. Tilden and Hunter Win Today’s Games Wimbledon, England, apne William T. Tilden and F Hunter, the Ame ued their progr in the + men’s singles of the Wimbledon lawn ten- nis tournament by winning today’s singles. Tilden had an easy time with! Christ Boussus, young French player, | “~whom he defeated in straight sets | at 6-1, 6-2. Hunter, however, came through only after a grueling tfive set struggle with J. C. Gregory, ‘one of England’s leading players, the result of which was in doubt until the end. The score was 4-6, 7-5, 6-2, 4-6, 6-3, tas -Miss Elizabeth Ryan of the United ehates advanced in the women’s s, ‘defeating Miss E. H. Harvey + onan in straight sets 7-5, 6-1. len Wills won her match’ from Bennett by taking two straight -5, 6-3. oa Game : aay By Rain eee a et at ‘was to have ‘been | There’ fred night unden flood IFO ok aes ‘ pie | | the BOBBY, JONES I. SHARKEY’S WELL TWO MEET T0 is as harkey Taken By Sur- prise Dempsey Everything, and Inquires as to Sharkey’s He: Follows Ex-Champion ‘How's Kid?’ (®)—The | Jack held of its the ring, Shai * pair first here that reputed It made s Mrs. Sharkey e Boston Jack who is re- 1 major operation, th he too was | at Demp- | quite husky. id Dempsey, was off tor be- outside by «circle Praf- The crowd that gai hered building capp following Dampse ine ede ‘key. New Manager uccompanied by his oP. Flynn, new vet- for a the dy will mp, man t work here July ium. He left la p woods to d night for d 10 days fish-] around Spencer, IS DEFEATED BY KIRKWOOD, Australian Shoots Six Birdies to Make 66—Will Go to Scotland defeated Bobby Jones, five and four, in an 18-hole match yi decided forthwith to accomr Atl amateur on a hurried trip d seck to wrest from ish open title. Kirkwood fired six birdies at Jones to finish the 18 holes with a 66, fi strokes fewer thn Jones required. Privately-owned vehicles in Japan | may not be painted red, for that color is reserved for the imperial household. Golfers You Have Met by Kent Straat REG. U. S. PAT. OFF, { OROPPED | mY SHouLDeR! L$, (IF ALIBIS Won GAMES HED Asks, es aS ie eeracrme revert een | Yesterday’s Games | ae ey 00 took | §} | Hudlin and M | JACK DEMPSEY IS UNAFFECTED BY KNOWN GLARE AS SIGN FIGHT PAPERS i oy | Pennant Progress | AMERICAN bis wae: eal . Mrs. | | Ith—Crowd Ly Louisville Columbus Games Today at Indianapolis, at Toledo. AMERICAN LI WwW New York . Philadeiph Chicago... Ww. ashington” Games Today St. Louis at Cleveland. Washington at Boston, Detroit at Chicago, Pittsburgh St. Louis Chirago Cincinnati ames Today Cineinn at St. Louis. Chicago at Pittsburgh. Boston at Brooklyn. New York at PI delphia, NATIONAL LEAGUE R H Cincinnati .... 8 nd McGraw 0 and H S| 7 31 11 ‘aylor, Second Game | HO: Boston .. New York R. Benton, Son, R 6 ro | 5 of nfield and Pilscares d Devormer, Philadelphia . Brooklyn Mitchell ne. and Others not scheduled. AMERICAN LEAGUE R H New York . Koston ... 4 Ruether and Collins Lundgren, Mc- Fayden and Hartley, Moore. Detroit . Chicago innings) Stoner, whiten and Woodall; Lyons and McCurdy, Washington . Philadelphia rberr; M wits cat Cochra Braxton ‘and Rueld E St. Louis . 3 Cleveland 1 (6 innings, called, Vangilder, Nevers t. iL rain) and Schang; AMERICAN ASSOCIATION First ewe Minneapolis . Toledo . 5 4 Moon, Hubbell, Malone and Kenna; Milstead and Urban. Second Game R H 10 6 Avisnes E inneapolis n 2 Toledo .. Wilson and Gowdy; Urban. Fd and H on E Milwaukee 0 Um St. Paul . Columbus 1 Shealy and Gaston; Wingo. Harris and i. Kansas City ii: 13 Zinn and McMullen. WESTERN LEAGUE Tulsa 2-7; Lincoln 11-3, Amarillo 7; Denver 14, Pde” eas) ault; Deberry FIGHT DELAY - | Heavier Tonight Than When O15 |cago daylight 3) pionship | BOOSTS ODDS | ON CANZONERI Both Will Be Few Pounds They Weighed in (?)—Bud : made the} rest to build! th for their| 121 by to- pound or 1-hour postponement unfavorable weather. © more than cov- omoter Jim Mullen her indie: e and ac strenethened night with two du: caused by cold, y ve the} odds on ¢ pearance i knocked out his o chell. The first prelin will be called out time, battle sealed J and ponent,’ Ray Ry- contenders with starting the cha; about 10) o'clock, —————— aoe !- Fights Last Night | 1 (ne SR eS MeIaeieramr san (By The Associated Press) Boston—Al M Ilo, Lowell, knocked out Jimmy Mendelson, Milwaukee, (2), Wilkes-Barre, Pa.—Mickey Doyle, Pittston, Pa, Knocked out Carl Tre? maine, Cleveland, (7). Fights Tonight Chicago—Bud Taylor vs. Tony Can- zoneri, (10): Detroit—Sully Montgomery vs. Bud] Gorman, (10). 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Jurie 24.—(®)—The first no hit, no run game since the Middle Atlantic League was organ- ized two years ago was turned in yesterday by Bill Helmyck, of the s irmount, vi “Bl dren part or full time or will as. sist with housework. Phone 97 FOR RENT—Furnished apartment, cat at 404 Fifth street or Phone FOR RENT—Two _ furnished and three unfurnished rooms for light arid “Biehl in modern home, Call at 418 ighth street or Phone ohds.” Last. week, famed old time major league hurler, HAVE MORE CUPS THAN 4 now with the Johnstown, Pa. team, pitched a one bit, noun gas FOR SALE—Majestic range $12.00, four burner gas range with oven $26.00. Also one cot and kitchen Bead Phone 882-J or call at dan street, One must pay homage to Tommy Armour as the ichampicn of the United States. Armour, a pro 1927 open golf of only a few years ‘and a world war hero, won the highest honor in golfdom recently by defeating Harry Cooper, cocky young pro from Los Angeles, in the | pl jut allery off of a tie of 301. ph shows the victory to have been a popular one with the immense @e won by three strokes. The top photo- that followed the two golfers at Oakmont as Armour was jcarried amid cheers to the clubhouse after the match was fi hed. : Armour, with the cup emblematic of the championship, is shown at the of sid ROVING THE S kating on igks was popular in L before artificial ic The ago was a soda and melted com- alum, sul. mixed with lard. he surface w atisfactory for igure skating, but ploughiig through hausting, and a fall on the greasy rink {uinous to clothing. | FOOTBALL 478 B.C. Ann Arbor, Mie! oldest. d f th de of the too ‘obust, was substance ave for the most P\—A duplicat known football illus sought by Fielding H. Yost, athletics, for the new’ University higan stadium. The b copied is a p ble in ths playing football. are baa an ef which Yost nel on a block of n Athens museum, rel Forward older than the ( all and preparing to throw Two forwards the thro holars do not know the of the carving, rs than a inte which it was. s are about to follo' y with a charge, exact but it is older 1 built before 478 B. C., Its presence “ice” ata rink | le. PORTS WORLD in the wall Herodotus’ builders, w used in their tombstones or (could find. | GOLF FOR WORKERS Binghamton, N, Y..(/?\—Believing that golf should be made available to working men and women, George F. Johnson, sportsman sind industrial- ist, has begun an 18-hole course and ub house on the banks of the Susquehanna River near here, with membership restricted to-men and women workers in the factories which he controls. “There is no room for snobbery says Mr. John- son, who previously provided a pub- ¢ race track adjacent to hfs factor- ie’ ENGLISH BOOST MOTOR BOATING Putney-on-Thames, Eng. —() | British motor-boat clubs have com- bined to build on s boats in jan effort to bring motor boat, racing within the means of small * pocket are 30 feet long with a 6 inches. give them a 40- indicates the statement that material was structures an, statue bases ancient carce, old Motor-boat is arousing racing truth of |@. they|for Paris on account of reports of great interest in England just now. At least one noted automobile racer, Major H. O. D. Segrave, has forsaken the speed track’to: take up boat rac- ing. Besides the races for the Duke of ¥ork’s trophy, for which it fis expected some boats will be sent over from the United States, a chal- lengesprobably will be issued for the British international trophy lost to the United States just after the war. HORSE ‘CLAIMS RECORD Randwick, Australia (#)}—The Victorian horse ‘ronesia won a two-mile hurdle race here in 3 min- utes and 38 seconds. This is believed to be a world’s record. FISHING IN MINNEAPOLIS Minneapolis —()—Catching a be- fore-breakfast mess of fish is a sport in this city which is pressing golf for popularity. The angler need not go outside the ci limits to cast his line, Game fish abound in the larger of Minneapolis lakes Three lakes—Harriet, Calhoun and! Nokomis—are now open to the publ: The fishing season, regulatedsby the park boards, is short, and the fish are a wily lot. Boats, tackle and bait are furnished by the ‘city. LACOSTE TURNS WRITER aris —)—Rene Lacoste, France's ranking tennis player and champion of America, has agreed to write, a series ‘of articles on ten-j nis for a weekly publication. There is no “player-writer” rule in France. Lacoste will receive 7,000 francs for his articles, without endangering his status as an amateur. ee Se | NEWSBRIEFS { Commander Byrd at Roosevelt! Field, N. Y. again postpones hop-off| adverse weather conditions, General Wood lays before Pres-| ident Coolidge at summer White House report: of his administration in the Philippines but withholds public statement on it and his future, plans, Representative Winter, Repub can, Wyoming, tells President C: idge the west is in a compromising mood regarding farm relief legisla- tion and willing to accept a bill pro- viding for cooperative marketing. House of commons suspends Labor- ite James Maxton for five days for, calling Attorney General Horg pol al blackguard and liar,” during debate on bills to curb powers of trade unions. Liquor control board in Ontario announces postponement of creased price of beer until Satur when prices of pints will be 1 stead of 17 cents, in- Jury Albert Anselmi in’ Chicago acquits alleged and. John. Soealisi, LA PALINA is ; America’s largest. selling high grade cigar ---over a_million a 4s @ large variety of popular er sizes and shapes ESS CIGAR 'GO,, Inc., F i members of Genna Gang, charged with murder of nalieemet during gun fight. Richard Arnott is arrested City, Mich. in \ connect with death of 16-year-old daughi who was beaten on lonely road. Lillian Gish and film corp: sued in Los Angeles for by. Charles H. Duell, breach of contract. Dean Lucas. of Congress, Ohio, wins national spelling bee in’ Wash: ington. who alleges Minneapolis—Thomas F. Nolan of Albany, » Was élected -nresident, and Memph awarded 1928 conven- tion by National Association of Mas- jter Plumber: St. Paul—Roy Rogers of Minneap- olis announced he would fight extra- dition to Huron, ps ohare he is wanted in connection with bank rohe bery. Jersey and ‘Guernsey cows yicld milk which makgs yellower butter than that of Holsteins and Ayre shires, % Co lidated Ci Corp; ou ae nar Distri By WINS %. VELL CO.