The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 16, 1927, Page 3

Winner to Get Set $6t0 Rutiner- Up, $260; Consolation Money to Be Given How prise money will be divided in the Missouri Slope baseball tourna. thent, to be held here Au and 3s, was announced ti committee ‘in charge of the tourney. inner of the game is to get $600 and a silver cup, 1c Re, Cee team ss tating part in the als will get ner of the conéolation game will get $150. and the loser $100. The fi suas 2 are its be afandan m The tm While Friday, teain will meet the Olivet County will play Leht in the game to follow. Bismarck Plays Sat Saturday afternoo: play the winner of the Oliver County it game and the Jamestown Shopcraft team will play the winner of the Manden-Mercer game. The consolation game will afternoon at 1 champlénship game at ed seven innings of the consolation gamé have been Pidted M. G. Bacon, pire; is to be umpire-in-chie Giants-Lehi ° Sunda; tournament. the Southern at Albert Lea, Minn, t Pennant Progress | AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Ww. L Toledo .... Kansas City Milwaukee St. Paul Minneapol Indiang Louisville Columbus Games Today Minneapolis at Louisville. St. Paul at Indianapolis. Kansas City at Toledo. Milwaukee at Columbus. Caer Faye possible. en ae ‘. trouble started in the Senat Nem 3% 33 705 out sanctioning the eredit of 2,000 Detroit. . 60 48 B56 reat ie teen Philadelphia 6 B1 sat! ESI Be Chicago B38 58 477 re ia) in Parliament in Cleveland 4764 Pais” cee a aris newspapers. have started a ped aoe public campaign for the nds. ; If the French Olympic committee is vc eee, theets with all this trouble in send- Washington at St. ‘Louis, ing a team to such a nearby Boston at Detroit. team for the, ies angeles ae eT | cames up? Many sportsmen believe NATIO! sth jcge 78 that unless the present te * *! affairs is improv. ‘rance will not Chissgo oe $B 40-680 be represented at Los. Angeles. ys New: Yor! other European countries. y Gincianats 4 ms pense involved in sending adequate Rraoklyn ieee teams half-way around the Boston. ae will keep these countries out of com- Games Today Chicago, at Brooklyn. uis at Cincinnati at Philadelphia. Pittsburgh. at New York. St. Lo rns ' Yesterday’s Games | Ss ea + PRIZE DIVISION. FOR TOURNEY IS DECIDED UPON Inclement Weather Keeps Joe Kirkwood: From Coming to City The remainder of His Py staff is, to be chosen umpired the Red River Valle tournament at Breckenridge two wads tre aad tls Meek is umpiring Y, AUGUST 16; 1627 jaw. ohscious sever: had bei came here today. jay by 'the championship The Gin. | impassable. was decided to There isa p reatrange his to Bismarck Kirkwood said, indan Bis: arek will start 0 and. the 30, provid estern League um- of the Bacon base- later. Minnesota tournament 60 ‘not pract! co than 11 Angeles. Soo not _ reciprocate. By_ The Associated Frees NATIONAL LEAGUE ._. R H Eja time. Boston 126 17 3) It Philadelphia 15 1 ™ Wilson. Others not sched: AMERICAN LEAGUE Open date. Davis and and O'Neil. , Minneapolis Louisville eg Poo ‘WESTERN Tinesls 3; Wichita 4. ul (40 innings) McQuillan, R. Smith and Urha . Hogan; Pruett, First, “Ganig 6: 4 Benton, Moon.and and McMullen, Meyer. ‘Minneapolis . 4 Malone, Pilon and Cnet berry and McMullen. ‘ Morris and Bird. ‘St. Paul-Indianapolis, open date. | first to suffer. Scott, Ulrich an 1 5 Palmero, Wisne: Louisville, H E 8. 8 OB i foro es, Holley | it hs hye toda: tioaneed the ri Ent ae moved f1 LEAGUE whin'td Washington nm its old, ema City 6. ghia: ilo. 1 (By The Associated: Press) Ria Paul.—Billy. Renta | fwas stra the pit 60k to dul true of several The ex- Aug. “Merito” of the, Louigville Colonels, bed deater ‘day when he was struck a “the head by a piteied ball from the hand of Pat Malone, Minneapolis player, was in a semi-conscious con- sustering from the: skull, It will be e seriousn is shall and o} Dennison ings Fishbaugh, abies Malone was old, the youngest ball ever to, ‘enter the” aaj waded. in with fists’ Ortenrs, knocked cut Niew~ Leiden: dsove Maloney to Cleveland, (4). sent a the Boston Maloney pitched head-/York,...outpeinted the canvas and still was oa | Burnsbrook, Baltimore, (10). ited. out. Despite his 13 is ecraayiva knockouts of lesser lights, Godfrey an Linge jawntity to local fans, is,v blow to bette: oft 4:4 had their money on Kirkwood phoned from Minot this morning to officials of the Bismarck Country club, sponsors of his appear- ance, to say that the roads betweeh there and Bismarck were practi Because of the condi of the course here after the rains, it pone his visit, , ility that he may 0 ay to come seuson, ‘EUROPE TEAMS MAY NOT COME TO OLYMPICS Money Lack May Keep Many Athletes Away ftom Los Angeles in 1982 BY MINOTT SAUNDERS 1 EA)—Desp' lution’ passed: by the French [{Olympic committee and the French sports committee not to take part in {next year’s Olympic games at Am- sterdam, France is almost certain to Pet, be Pw pivgg' ov by a strong team. Pl But the financial difficulty which 2'the French clubs fue is regarded i e6. 8Porting circles here as another indi- cation that Olympic competitions are Several other, coun- tries are more seriously embarrassed | was 7 ance and the general senti-, the lead, just as he was at Scioto last ment is not very encouraging for, year, with 36 holes to play. the 1932 games scheduled for Los: furious with his bad play, bat not The Mibee committee here acted summarily after a vain effort to in- duce M. Poincare to authorize the! state petition, and the United States can- not be expected to send teams Europe if the European countries do The French Olympic committee will bly be persuaded to compete at rdam if the Meas is collected, but there exists: now a ist the games in principle. Agua some ad Engl trong feeling tions. between two countries only at e ergcsition to the ‘Olympic idea gi in Europe, the Los Angeles meeting will surely he the IBALL PLAYER BADLY HURT t= 1) Louisville ‘ Outfielder Struck ir 16.—()—Bal- outfieide: who was of the injury ean- be determined, the doctor said. ik at the base of ear by a fast breaking tae int, it appeared icials, was unavoid- bly, affected | p, by. the accident and asked. to be. re- itcher’s box, injured layer is the son of a ‘Cuban potltiatan. Beotts joined n almogt hich} The idea was 0. K. A score of with. [208 would have won with the chamber. in be lovem: the meantime several better that third round. required happen games world Je City—Joey Kana New ‘an? ni Boidier Pid die! i | Mobi sa, Okla., d Orleans, (10). Ala.—Frankie Osner, Tul- Fights Tonight Seattle—Tiger, Flowers ‘vs. Malone (10), Jock San, San- tinge » font aah” “enna 13.18 UNLUCKY FOR OB JORES | KEELER AVERS Points to What F Happened ow Oakmont Course at’ Odd- Numbered Hole = : BY O. B. KYELER be nothing. in the thirteen-: rstition, but you would have a ‘ditticult time. convincing Bobby Jones of its innotuity, if thete happens to be. suth a Word. Or me, after the thirteenth hole in the third ‘| round at the 1927 United States open golf championship at Oakmont. The short thirteenth, hole at Oak- mont busted the wotld's champion —he was champion at the moment —as conclusively as the Ning. fraltth, or Ghost Hole, broke him eight yea before in the match with ‘Davy He ron on the same course. Well, maybe not quite so definitely the Herron affair being match: play, and the recent business bei which Bobby teenth hole with two-thirds of the tournament back of him and one- third left to play: Here was the situation. Had Never Been Right From Start Bobby had never been right from the start on the great Oakmont course. His frist round had been saved from blue ruin by wonderful putts holed in crisis it might as well ha in = thé 76 he turned ‘is second round was better play- a but it had more putts in it—four more, as I recall it—and the card He was six strokes back of iT He was isheartened. He was. determined d,and cool and in a fighting. mood as [he went to the first tee of the third round. His idea was that a couple of treasury to advance sufficient funds' rounds of 72 would be good enough. le the preparatory work to be His score would be 297. He felt that The| would win. three strokes to spare The execution was not so good, however, Gane? GIA WAS ee ENGA GEAGON , THAT GME. CAN'T. WIM. VERY WELL THT 1S — NTE? Bes’ MD WN GOD 10K | WKPDS GRY, WEREFORE, AFTER? GUNPEING *DICK* DECIDES GRE CANT Gwin A SIRO! er TES" Wee “PLUG: WE. Lite -G NEVER THELEGS * Hits Better ¢ But Bobby started hitting his shots'dict of newspaper men from Billy je lost,one | Showers, St. Paul, who substitute to par going out. bat picked it | for ed Le x ith « great birdie 4 on the long jured hi GOLFING TIT . the thirteenth tee, level with ar, Beats Heising One Up to Gain n and hitting his shots at last, he felt that he would not trade positions Country Club Handicap Laurels t with any other man in the field. He Sse strok city told me so later. He was only a couple of strokes behind now—a grand position with 24 holes to play —and he felt he was hitting his shots at last. Personally I admit I felt he had another championship in the bag. He was sitting prett, ‘Thed he intsved tbs lobe wastows pro ed thirteenth green with @ mas tee-shot and the ball was so wide on the left tha d the big bunkers and narrow ditch. This, as it turned out, stopped the champion. He had to hack the ball out’ of the ditch and it stopped in the lee side, of the big bunker. His curt swing could not get it out, now that it was under the bank on the side of the green.| Hagen entered the second round One more blast—the ball was on,| three down byt, by steady and in 4. sistent ‘Catefully Missed’ Patt crowd “Then,” said Bobby tterward, “I _carefully missed the putt.” t yi a s about seven feet, He had ly 6. He 3 strokes down to” nota Man He Shtroaly missed a birdie 3 at the next, fell away to another 6 by tryi hard to place his tee-shot at tl s and difficult fifteenth. A 5 at the par-3 sixteenth merely added insult to injury. Bobby was through. The four par-3 holes at Oakmont in that le. round of 79 cost him ‘19 strokes—seven over par. He was tokes back of the lead as of Sig Hagen of the state he ance department is the champion of the Bismarck Count club, having defeated Earl Heising in a 36-hole match for the title. one to Par’ on near , overcame this advantage. in the lead. tiset 18 holes but iret oles bul fon. in the final ‘halt Heising also is a member of the. hail insurance department force, that office of the state capitol having had the distinction of placing ,all four of the men in the semi-final mate Hagen and Heising had an equal icap, 14 ateokes, above Dar for 18 | Both Hi poorly in tl tell shoot four rounds on any course and not break 76. But he did. Remem- ber, 1 told you Oakmont was quite “reuse |PETROLLE WINS Be an athlete at California and sté the world. OVER KING TUT tc|Fargoan Gets Judges’ Deci- sion in 10-Round Slugging Match Ie BSS St. Paul, Aug.. 16—() — Terrific body punching coupled with his ae of Oger Fi lightweight, a judges’ detivie over or King Tut of Minnea- The! polis ind 10-round slugging match the: state fair grounds night. ‘Tut started fast and snapped vicious left ged to Petrolle's n ‘the. first two rot t rights under the. heart slowed him “while Petrotie took the, end. fo and rap ve onmand| to ec. BI ie commane ead.” "Twice Tut we the sor pe eipedg fey 0 interest school you in enrolling, es as nix teamn hig bea ed California journeyed 600,000 miles to fill tchedules this past year. No matter what big sport event was taking place in the east. one or more They were ese! tional competitive meets this year— tennis, track and golf, and also sent a crew east for the Pecekioene Ficit mileage for, travel probably soated highest ‘because gf the oe ays cpt to Japa: Fip tie iguring 4 Ned to" 214; 1916) Petrolle, Fargo, de- ited King Tat, Minnespolts, (10). IY Ligh That might peeve well as a slogan pl; propaganda ear athletes were in it. a ted at three na-| with ‘per man, amount- lee Are Dauber, university. “HOW EIQE ‘coup eK You? Western last yeat to assure his re- , turning. to school, but he won't come back. ge 18 Entrants ih Dole sprinkied” as to ly. lay. the: whipping pro} to the air, the one % mained. Only those perspns near the! end ‘of, the runway were expected tu’ ~—. t'see the planes leave the ground. Not!) 7, sicneuee bi aan STKE — | LED — _ Morr eapeciatly hard to ows that. quite well, mpion ot her. state in tgoteall ‘ack, and ae! part of her three championships ig Vérginis Poly she's; The only. sa that, she will be doubly pressed in every game state teams this! ng coming. Paice year to keep from, being beaten too often. j_.,Two Merriams. will be. connected jwith Penn jason, one thletic a coach, a freshman candidete.. W teams next the other tion , Merriam, the father, will coach Ete swimming and water is. son. will: en! bpanet Hay Je which he, equalled. of heat and. seek berths swimming-and golf Accustomed: sin i| living quiett: rd, try squi Magic, wite of C rich. Holes Lanbach, AR self in a fortnight af announced the Atlintle Koennecke, German The countesi and mother of hop off, and t ine to Be: progre: at the ated Press, shown in her since flight was has implicit J faith Ke ae Tirtead of tion of preparations for the vo; | ata Perle soredtome. , ‘0 See She wilt a to Cotsene to sey je .will tal lo teams, | mn as on ths! ter, team: played Getthan. Countess Stre Husband: Can Fly Over Atlantic “ Laubach, Germany, Au; her int Georg, Frie found ber eynosyre 0 etal i hius- litent to fly ocean with. Otto war ae birth, at, 2d, d.. flight to Phi Me the a meat reports on count’s gp tl erlin bureau of The Associ- The countess is amused and amazed at the interest ‘her. eonnniy:folle hi busi rojected. ig Halve, a nd ang || Additional Markets |’ : iii bien WANTED. TWO neat jaro, wi sirls P 3 years of a Stotmé on West Slope Take grid erode! sepia an pe Heavy Tou; Claims Total: iat Trapani A ite 18,653 Ia peed TAO 8: eyel-) to tow of Matis 8:00 pi'm. teoty- Oats. No. fe white 49% @50%; No. see jain os ert seg |* ee i or 1h 4 ke state ee tie ana Timothy. terms... Consider. tride’ tor first ie issued: ti aK. real. estate mortgage, cil } eee he As opie cover the period Clow, eee $5°19.0008 00. small farm near Bismare EC) ust. Friday. show tl at 1,84 as ! chaste wete filed durin the weex,| Fi Biba it st 13 brlging the total os mb, lor ithe spite. x} * once wow ani ‘ season ye. ay ed de wil rece! n re the total ‘a ealbe lame wes Chicago, we hen omtoes ape mat eke a np | Nanerse us storms on the Missouri | feceipts, 55. cars; ‘on track 18 Education of ‘tHe "Haltany Siope digtrict’ look ah. especially | U: at ant apse rf, TE Re iO ale lo ie [rate Inigh Cobblers 1.80@ And Urick addition onto the prese Hong counties. ati tatexs, td quality and condition: | brick fae woreen ligt for tl it Adams’ rep itt 8 dna 8 Witt dust clouds could tho: one side of the. runway a man was tq describe to radio fans ‘the take-offs. teh id, the res $ one a >) fevmen “ it sponsible for the shooting to q ent citizen. 18 stale, 19 ing New Jergey sacked. Irjsh Cras be er 160 pound sack, 3.45@3.60; may be witha tuber, of ‘cies ied by i pinta and, Maryland barrel Irish Cob- ad 96, Barites ¥, Benset SDS: Rattineay | Dlets | 3.85@S00; Minnesete: sacked ete 220, Bowman 418; Burké i, Burleigh ay Ohios 1.70@1.80; Nebraska ai tse 1% Cavalier. 1), Dickey "9, Divide 4,; Colorado, sacked irish Cobblers 1 may id if fee Geen ee. re ‘earner nile tent. tineer 118; LaMonte, 47, ‘Logan 26,| , Minneapolis, Aug. 16 —(U. &. Di of DAF ie. "A 46, Melatoeh 22, McKensie | beet oh Metin Clack. eM dn 1, Morton 25, Mountrail |demand stow, market fire te 6 13-15-16-17-18-19-21 3 Peabian 3, Ploree 39, Renville 17, | delivered sales, freight only, deduct; ed, Minneap: plette, 26, Sargent 1, Sioux 4 cat. early Ohios partly eraded 1.60 Trmill 2, Man & wai 2, Wells 14,| @1-65. Jame | | led hryent mat |. Seal je wi iy «| the undersigned, Clerk of isto *| School District No. 3, Mediva, North until 7 ea Ligmite Lump Cars Medina. and F.O. ne, Medina. ‘Aug vist 25, Derby Await Signal hed (Contindéd frord page one) dreds of gallons of wa. the right’ to is withont no- as Distr Until the wings emerged from the 3a Wilt receive. ‘bide tor ‘e at the start-| Bus Body for. a one-ton Chevrolet ing [alii know the fate of the nee 144, width 60 and inm speeding ‘crafts. Atop a spindly wooden tower k LAST. be veges “PRIVATE IZZY MURPHY” A Comedy-Drama ‘of AD PAUL paresis esident. PARK "WOOD, action of Woman Center of literest | Spectators have heen keenly ae ted inthe it woman, to start USE FLY-TOX - School Teacher” of Flint, her, Heed Scientists’ Warning ch, iform, of, olive ted with ‘Sam Brown | belt | wares - merous Insignig, has attracted | Government authorities Izzy's. Irish, Woes att tion wher al on the, thirty different a ‘ 2 Id. to pose ‘with bet pilot; John| mitted by, flies. 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