The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 30, 1927, Page 6

PAGE SIX CARDS DIVIDE A-GAME HONORS : (By The A d Press) tsburgh and St. Louis, Jers in the National Le: seramble, still grappling for firm footing on the peak t after one of the most grueling of the current season. As honors were divided in the four-game melee, the Corsairs left the home town of the world champions with a thread bure hold of half a game on first Cards clustered five runs in hth inning comeback to shade out in the series final injected plate to figure ne been on the 18, the Buced ull upon the last three «used by the and the day pre- eries to of & burgh uy 2 runs while num rolled St. Louis ¢ her of hits The Cubs series with Cincinnati with an even k by annexing the final from the to 1, in 10 innings. Carl star hurler, underwent on op for h that will force him out of the lineup for the remainder ne s emerged in front by the Robins, ing to the re when a Brooklyn ral! threatened. Wilbert served his 63rd birthday. Rain kept the Giants and Braves idle on a scheduled double prograin, Yanks Far Ahead The American League struggle b to look more like a ru r with the New York sting in front on an 11-game gin. ‘The fou ng and downtrod- den Red Sox fell victims to the Ru pert Rifles to the extent of 8 to 2. It was the 11th consecutive reversal for Boston. . Lou Gehrig, who was Colum! batsman college d hoisting be Ruth's total for the pres- ef of Pitch: in the binson Ferguson ninth ob- back in the fray, d make a lot of nd three singles nosing into third ns by taking the ntest, 9 to 3, Ted 'Blankenship ns by 5 to 0 in the 1 doubleheader but from behind in the f the nighteap to win out by 8 te 6. Milligan and Walker Will Fight Tonight fondon, June 30.—(AP)—Some time between 9:30 and 10 o'clock “tonight, Mickey Walker, American Chieago, the Ind tion of middleweight champion and Tommy , Milligan of Scotland will step into the ring at the Olympia amphi- theatre for their 20-round bout to decide the championship of the world, Both men were in excellent condi- n today and each professed con- fidence in victory. The cut over the eye which Walker received in a practice bout several days ago has healed and his trainer and man- ager declared it was not likely to give further trouble. The betting overnight continued about even. Lawn mowers sharpened.— Ruder’s Furniture Exchange. Phone 790-W. THIS fine old ginger ale is a cooling, delightful treat for your Fourth of friends‘call. 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