The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 15, 1927, Page 6

t BE Sa Pees SSeS oo oe see eRe een ReS ate oe THE BISMARCK — FOR CHICAGO 9 )|New R . ecord: for. ix i ve oe Looms Before Tex J Will Meet Five Teams on Trip; End Home Stand A ig sae _ Announces "Plans by Beating Reds - for Dempsey-Tunney Béut * d i ri | ii Indicate 160,000 Gross, At- PIRATES TROUNCE CARDS ah Only, Two insane Get Past telaeess QUA Oita. of Eee, | (»,Secend. in, Whole it; $8,000,000; - psey k n Even 000, Dem on Kansas City Slices Points Hensley, ,Atés. Onteiders’ Way i Chicage from Mudhens’ Comfort- Henaders KOM Atsis + able Lead in A. A. GAME PROVES SPEEDY wage ia tight crowds d : A I before Tex. Rick- (By the Associated Press) L4My PROT SP: | his aides toda Rey eet , ghhfter hot nd that netted Sagehorn’s Three-Bagger, To- ting see nel age eae a ad 8 victories in Ps 4 4 Chicago Cubs Gn hinje. Single, Bripg Locals eRe Dampacy, fight at Soldiers’ Rield day on an invasion of enemy camps. jek the success of which probably will ‘Oyly Score yeetarday me pooner Zhad Coles determine to a large extent the fate { the fight, now indicated ital gate of the National League leaders. | Siayea briitiant. ball to ‘of nearly $8,000,000 with » gross at- Joe McCarthy's pedo outfit hutout over Parshall yester- tendance of some 160,000, than yk . Cease ohn Now Yards Pit: ene season th oth brocade tS Chaps ih ned *Yon, Philadelphia, New York, Pitt fi ago Ww burgh and Cincinnati, in order, be anes Bos a ® party of! his, training fore returning to Chicago, Septem-| | a coe 54 ae. Wedne ber 4. as jens Lod mound) The C forthe Inveherhe a to go int i the thre A Saabs eS io a the Lincain "Fields Race Courses,” pail by ining A Meindntl ve Foxe awa : Bec. | aeeely Ses anager ot Subent. arrived peters first inning, when both Red runs| , BUTIGOLF. FoR . : tase were scored. The Bruins pounded “GREEN wilo Took UP GOLF mote LEARN ps a A al a eared by, ont ‘ih vif} oe the heavyweight Red Lucas out in the seventh. FOR LIGHT EXERCISE, BUT WAS BOT NOW AUBREY. 16 Fre butts Proven’ Class ~ a Mafile piSttts for mare thay: one-third of Giants Pulled Up Ladder FORCED O' QUIT ON ACCOUNT OF SEVEN pacer Lae: in ans it way slp apd Uck bs ies ete 1 the Giants pulled upto within ong] | OSLOCATED VERTEBRAE, SHATTERED « ie re were a ced nD plays to | conatruetion the Giants palled up to within one) | HERES, A CRACKED CLAUICLE AND. Oral iegp aes T Al Ti E AT Race Gardinals! “The game was played| BROVEN ARCHES. ae ga nd 4 ye ina drizzle, Larry Benton allowed Fea wate wrteai ewait the only four hits, two of which were obin to hy ‘ANTON N IE, F gly fof thee Proteges to get down J Seno Phi RSLS nets Beate * wer inning. the channel for the sake of King Cc b B ild' Up Ni Le . ea t aunney Ray Kramer's air-tight pitching| "vad, who is interested in Helmy u 'S ul p ice rT Mirek ped - Rickard went over his ideas" ‘of and. Pittsburgh strengthened. its| ° nord * § G id : fax ‘from : 2 a of the "ark Boa: hold on second place with a 5 to 1|‘" gyri Perks, fee jrmingham_me- tamina 00 éason hy meee ae BP peer beh Pagers ihe stadia, and ee ce ree et ae J yee = ; Eat? Sagzce| With Equal Opposition,| sansa, set ani Sie ; champions to six hits an e Bucs| in channel failures, a | oo ta hs collected only six safeties off Sher-| ing at Dover, Otherwise the chief Unity of Club at All Times) S?a"iard indieates that he has “just i ; tomer cocoon del, H. Bell and McGraw, but aspirants this year are women. begun to take it.” - maivotod at Graw, but they ough a4 tho chapuel is, they are out] Given as Another Reasen| Debiiey’t ers. Simo: Homer .Is Feature Tentative tiene et te ee delivere¢ | f bir alti seen tasceanee to beat the Ederle record of 14 hours : Cn b elaney is eager for a’ return fs burg Simona a! ie i show that rg #40, ring. is: secu head of St Loui a If. ' for Its Success; Bill Tilden’s|°tt With Maloney, who put an ab- ‘eat of 9: clustered around the ring—on the ahead of St. Louis. -The News of the World offer of! ws . |rupt, if only temporary, check to|Many. Awplicadiass Blanks for i Sasa "dad canton team fell a victim | round between the two colonnades Haas iG Takats $5,000 for the British woman who! Durability Seems to Have|the ‘French Canadian's ambition: speech tes Porshall in the ing Stanton team’ fell a victim | of the stadium wings, constitute but : gers | will break this record has ated eee — third, agle,and base, | All Stars:here Sun-/a small percent: Brooklyn failed to end its losing ahiefeat among: Buglishs eicll: abekmeaed’ « Hi Gould |/28¢ February. The ballyhoe for Games Already Mailed {{\tt stale.» bass er! “ peresn of the seats. streak and returned home to take| swimmers. One of the foremost’ is turned to Him, Gauld ‘this may start shortly with Sharkey 1 ie sehorn came rt “*¥hith the loppanition of the two tie Merten a5 to 0 beating at the hands of|a newcomer, Hilda Harding of} Says |and Paulino a logical pairing for Out by Officials - and préceed sara eh he one' teams about equal, the $b ond Bor aboue Kent Greenfield | and the Boston| Bri hton, who i training heres ‘|another “elimination” - duet. . — aver . i gn cern b seeiot trem: start fo finish, "between Toy Sera raves. Three home runs spelled ighteen and built very muc ce Eg Mii 1 1 Both teams H-dawnfall cf Jess Petty, the ee ee BY ALAN J. GOULD oti 000 application Binns: for Minne: ae Tobin played excellent balk in |°"aye gigantic incline, which Rick- Robin southpaw, Hogan, Welsh and srauy,evsn, Peunds,ehter, Cihers| Assoctsted Press Sports Reiter || Yesterday's Gamnes || 7%, ‘ort, otay eames, of the sins Shase"s igalvopn nea endo the Se” Fournier hitting for the circuit, In} Hudson, a Landon diver, Miss Connie| New York, Aug. 15.—(AP)—The|*——_————-—-@ this week addressed to persona who| seven | shoe, scales from $30 down to. §, : Sealed) thesdiobina have failed to’ ‘of Nottingham k remark of Bill Veeck, president of | By The Associated ‘Press have sent. in mail orders in with. nearly all the $5 seats at Sy incite a singlarun. iene ‘ain- the Chicago Nationals on the occa- AMERICAN LEAGUE and thavsands more are avail top of this sloping grands Fn eis ios casabaiied (Horeiny catleded pies 4 Jane sion of the Cubs’ last eastern in-| RH. E acai who. wzite in and ask for the scoring. — id the $5 seats on the big in- Sa apatherunecm: the Washington | because et to conceal her. real phetie? may turn out to be pro- | Washington 4 oF by Leslie Schtpoder: aalgiane Tibet onson flied to Rodgers. Darius the: initial. stanza . the |. Ze agg fas Senators, 6 to 2. Waite Hoyt al-|ame and activities, Dr, Nora Mac- PHEte. i) m | * Hoyt and Zachary, Brax-|Manager, who should be addressed at|.,, Hensley went out at first base as Stars sored one tally, and again {Jt i" f the colon: lowed the Senators only five hits,| {clam and Miss Mercedes Gleitze.| “The Cubs.” said Bill, “will not) ton, Burke and Ruel ” the football ticket office, Univ th opened; Rodgers hit sone tally,. gain | on top ofthe stadium wii sap nel beg ly eae far these have been doing their crack. That’s one thing you can; ne - of Minnesot: ? pitches ball to ‘gain ‘ire “trick in the second when: Snyder:cracked | to be the. object. of considerable While Tom Zachery was inoffec ining in England. count on.” ‘The, season's schedule is fanned, and MeGarvey went out at one of MePhioteen’s slants i ding ‘among those planning to en- thing about theif home run dispute,| job's Mex. Mille ‘Coraute the Ames ngage then, the Cubs: not only | Chieago Jom, North’ Dakota, Oat, 2: "Obla: ts surg euled ‘fiat gs Rodgers! toh vue Samm [cal Me sarie-o ean oe cael A 7 i aa me dea uct--have declined to crack but hi Cleveland om: les, Oct. 8; India ¢ 1 em is said to Impetroit made ie five i ser| ite “Werle ann uasgede’ AMtee Built themselves a substantial lead | Blake oH eaminey oer, SEE wistans, GAM Held toe! Late sn ga ti eucaglened, erga oy 3, rainy Bee he crore, balne nosed The Other Direction tenders, the Pirates, Cardinals and Bend), Nov. 5; Braker” Nee ‘Tisldors ete ins s sdonah ining forthe. Sear tn| fe fight "will res geo three errors paved the way for the am from Gris Nez to Dover|Giants. Any cracking ’ that has/ st. rouis Michigan (Ann Arbor), Nov. 4 t out at first, Rem past avents, egsin proved to be the around the ring. é St. Louis beating. wants to swim from the|been going on has been done by| De Mail orders for tickets ‘vill “elose| While Birdabill got a wing snd then ch ee of the on and ‘The White Sox finally broke English to the French coast, whichithe Pirates, who, at the time of | on the following ates: For North panes, two almost. disaster when Stan- the oe cao yy ally, broke is a harder job owing to the peculiar] Veeck’s remark, were neck and Dakota, Sept. 1 fon oe ae eee ate the “the Cleveland Indians, 7 to 3° | 'Bdith Jensen of Denmark says she| TC With Joe McCarthy's Bruins. | ronein, Oct 17, see oe Be In retarn at oy ‘Stars came Kansas City Beats lotedo | is coming to Gris Nez as 5 th , Oct. 31, and Mi f Fa annenad. i dt was a bad Sunday for the|Wweather.is favorable for swimming. Chitits of the ‘Gabe: St pedin eisai, a ie Pi =i Oop Egy Syd pt fous aie aidan erer. Toledo first division clubs in the American Sat dieting A Pane coronal contend ‘that there age ‘es;| Cincinnati Syrians, (ee vese anlage secent a : | Kansas City 0 | ; ae wi al ange pr ee oy ego the channel is much colder than | weeks “ 80 of Somewhat heated | ““; “ute . rr Pecelved .after fe loa 19, al ge a 337 her vietory over Toledo. cutting M»jusual at this time of year, and ing in which the temperature That fs, the date on ‘which season nth oe over. Tria Sianer nis 537 Be the Mudhen oc tees section of France has had practically |May become so intense as to cause, ticket sales will close, iad ee eaves, Wee "ta mnned. ensley. if. | Indianapoils 520 ' 5 ens’ comfortable summer yet, Last year Miss,a. slight cracking in the Chicago! will’ be given. on! a and bills, 3 8 ten, 0 wext man up Louisvill sB engzud lead. Ederle swam across on August 6, but! machine. celved by’ Sept. 1B, Orvers” Lei * His sane Columbus 4 ae | ™ P cjeat Fal-end jpoluntes club de- PPG hil ated, ae wefore} But McCarthy’s men appear to! | filled ie the "fall ing order Ben ° From tit 4 ae | ented Milwau! ie bate 8-2 and /any serio pts can be made/have the spirit as well as the stuff Gooch; She divide 1 ty. annem soe early, in in; th aes Serer ee nepolis pulled St. Paull “itelmy and Miss Harding are train-[' Stand ‘the closing gaff. The | del. H- Bell, MeGraw sod O'Farrell spriotity. In other, wo wepaesay. er alice me rer tf je secon division by heats ing under Jabez Wol: secret of their success thus far in aR 8 ata ticket soy a while Remi of their’ scheduled doubleheader mmnin at oe the ani ate eb tes Philadelphia’. 1) 4" a ae -over tha flied te Mobn ended in a 2-2 tie when called in LODGE TE AM fact that it has warked smoothly |” Ferguson ‘ani ? nenton ang] Dest possible seats in sac tam out, toe als my Kees City’s conquest of the Shile coms tn She. ri¥eh wi have, Taylor, ‘ n he og a Be will be * Mianerpae fad st Lanier Me. | first pies Toledoans was by the SCO E peal @ tendency to‘ get out of . ole ah ale “to the public ‘Guring Ke auane, Cty at ind ‘@ S¢o! ‘e) urse week ime. tistninth i inning did the buaitsecs sae ay ae ‘toot and his Brosklys” 4 i ue Three ce ane, home aie 4 at. “bal bus. The last half of the game was “ |wrinkle ball which has brought in| , Greenfield and iicgan; \Poity and] sneiet arte yaa and Wi Q played in mud, the game havin Deberry. ; a Pr ede gal ig 2 more than 20 vietories,. If the Chi- two latter have been et nwa yed half an hour because| A. O. U. W's Beat Beat Jamestown Mow wins, the pennant; Root naslened the Fanees oF honor on the) sel ame-, Pm } as Louidville, with 75 defeats this| . Fraternal -Nine by 4-3 |lenguss” mot” =e snare AMERICAN ASAOSAATION rth Diakete hag opbne | ea et Sipannes, cranitiers A. nd phic, i Y season, hit hard to win from Min- ‘eame Sueno award on the strength of his re-| ° 1 tee ar oars ante Ducts | that came hia way. f all, Sailer at mempolis, 9 to 3. ‘ y markable tg : Pee Aly Hai dy ptt ao Boop and a Parshall man 423 ‘ — Mechanica? ehome, ary pires handle the pat staan 376 By a score of 4 to 3, the Bis- n Conies Back ‘strong teams in a Vi 5 marck A. O, U. Pet ‘s defeated the| Big Bilt Tilden cracked a bit, it Conference and seem cextais ue Jamestown A: O. U. W. nine at|seezned, in his two main contests spl omens eee Eun ae legis French iva abroad : earlier | Pe: jing for Jamestown, | in year, it lanky American. ASPRANTS ARE allowed only three hits, but three j tennis ace 2 suecessive errors by his pe, in the catch train) ‘ im NG READY fourth inning resulted” Sime, Gas- Hummel half J winter, allowed four hits in the fot the United ye &: good. t Hiieogiay frames and these, com-|share of Europe same with two errors, netted three ently kebab nthe etinades tates ‘meeds.| Milwaukee : Prizes Being ‘Ofterealr™ns, Too mueh Columbus - [ihe ee score: After ‘the third inning, however, ithe team settled down to and held Jamestown without any ar Bismarck |. W. _ e@crooo™ premomee nts: ae os ar ac business {sive be attached to it, but, ithe rage ag ea ne Loon nrg ithe keen edge of Big Bill’ game. ove! Googe, Lote, after: ‘whipp- sete: RAS aes oo! rent the trophy halls ee a pA ots ‘seein % 1a oie: gia ood rivalries Beat 5. powencceng $ Tmoncwn acum 4 eles! Bets ff paw