The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 8, 1928, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE retty Form? You Bet! SIMONSON GOT BIG LUMP ON HIS HAND | % ear for This Co-ed Se rice T i] this anae Joie a a - Perfect THE FIRST TIME HE CAUGHT BOARDMAN p = a abe : Runner in Action FORMER GROUP i Kansas City All-Nations Club Meets Bismarck Team Here Tonight | | Forget First Game He Played for Bismarck; Thinks Grays Have Great Pitching | TIMELY, HEAVY HITTING MARKS | NATIONAL RACE Nothing Hard About Method of Babe Ruth Se eee ae ea National League Pack Yelps ‘ack Geselichen Is Prepared! ,——_ a ' JOIE RAY : Staff; Likes to Hunt Ducks|] New York, June 8—This Close Upon Heels of | to Pitch His First Game ‘ é a UNaInG ° and Chickens and Eat gerd pet ge fod con Cincinnati et for Bismarck i . s § “FORM: ‘ ing to Babe Ruth in an inter- ’ | WRAY INFIELD SAME} c | *hurchill Will Save Love or} Beardman for Return Jim Game Sunday The famous fansas City ‘he local « gement is roved its team week. They This is one of a series of articles based on members of the Bismarck baschall club. eee Kelly Simonson will always re- member the first game of baseball he played in Bismarck. That was four years ago. Bismarck was play- ing the Prison Sitctmee at a bad ays Babe nitentiary. Boardman pitched for |} Says - itched ion Bismarck.” ‘Though Bismarck won|] | And that explains how it ts Ute N pes i ce the game, the youthful catcher has |} done, dear readers, by the man always regretted the game because d h he had a big lump on his mit hand || in this world. for a week or so after. slants were to swift. Has Good Pitchers Simonson thinks that Boardman’s viooe! 3 DOUBLEHEADERS | | t : aE ee pucing Dus has the best pitching staff in this section of the country. i up in one of the prettiest pitching can’t be beaten except when he is ® ‘ r 1 " duels of the season before the final off form, and Boardman, ‘ * at the game, still “Doc” Love view given recently. “All you have to do is stand up to the plate with a bat in ‘By The Associated Press) ‘by Brooklyn rifle-fire, the y Cincinnati Reds today found most ur hand, make the pitcher : now you are better than he ts, of the National League pack yelping swing at the ball you like best, 4 ‘oil. ly close upon ir hit hard enough to send the ball over the fence, run around the os AE Fa Bot cre Mle Sat Ml bo | bases and return to the bench,’ , then decided it was a mistake, | al 11l-inning 1 to 0 victory over the who does it better than anybody Is, at the Polo grounds and moved up to within a game and a half of the Doak and Pete Donohue hooked break came. In the eleventh with TO FOURTH PLACE $itsed ballad sored the wining > in has a lot of curves fouth foe and in northwest left in his south- Fam sfter successive singles by Hse, a | ates during the warm . The Biss ; man ressler. allo omposed of men of many r: marek shoeman Six American Association 7 but six hits, issued no passes but Soran Ge. Teams Within Striking touched. for only five sateen, ° in the catching —~ \ Distance of Lead All the hurdles in a co-ed’s life aren't found in classrooms nowadays.| walked three and hit two. : ong enj department, be- a Martha Dillon, for instance, who is shown gliding over one of ‘the jum Pinch Hit Wins | eli ine state. eanike™ ote iki“ CAATESE GREER EO ty nek heel ni is the star at Self College, Tarrytown, N. Y. She's tl Jack Cummings’ pinch hit in the Be ens. to win tonight; the’ work, (He says a ew, man BAGH Uedtbetclaiy nel) captain of nearly every sport in school, pinth caabled the Giants to beat the : bi 4 wi tried out is week-end how-| ,_;, al i Jack Gesellch the box. be price of postponements, have turned ihe turtle ‘Lake butcher boy” ts ovr he th y,| the American association race al- Y Gai 4 ay cena Stine: bei Datne hi MERARBUE: Ine ttle je man who wears the mask/ most upside down overnight. esterday’ mes mings was batting for Benton whe: peking ae Raed 5 wort tt started playing ball when he was!” Three twin bills were played yes- LJ on bed oly le pitches pee Sie ago “knee-high to a grasshopper,” he|terday to catch up with the badly he drove in Terry with the winning fou the didnt. he showed he puts it, and has been playing ever |distorted schedule and when they ete een riRete Scott’s home run, a single fe Peat teal since. Just so he can play eel were over, St. Paul had been vushed| Gineinnat! R “ “| by Sparky Adame and Lito wee foundsman. Chur im he doesn’t care where. e Joves| from first to fourth place and In-| Brookl: ge) iM 1 er’s doubles gave the Phen jp turn in a win tonight, handily. eerie; pation ec byereaa AMR. dianapolis and sales oes vies Te “at innings) ~ Pirates two runs in the twelfth inn- f : and throw | posing equally on the to} gf , Bee tereirday. gare’ wth Jaor- 4, ball, Kelly started playing fn Wie|the civuit's Tedder, ” Toledo, 2987 mace ene OME A) at ee ter mater Bust Braves Fire home rae wn here. fel} A i 5 champions, jumped from seco! i- 3 te P'The Bisinarck infield will be much Played with the | Sheboygan Falls vision to third place. New York, "June 8--Mickay| hers going to Hevasbsy Borchert til. the same as it has been with Simon- and a dozen other teams in Wis-| ‘The doubleheaders were a killing i eet Ah a fer ia peicemnld OE) ; . gon catching, Eddie Tobin at first, consin. Neil Churchill boasts of lfor the eastern club of ithe circuit Ng ae Hig fe Ekg mercen Phils Eddi Sailer, at second. Johnny |One look at the above picture explains perfectly why Joie Ray is the per-|Neil has nothing on Kelly, because ices irertce be pete fyloered a gentle ting occupation in booking| ,, The Philadelphia Nationals broke H agehorn at short and ier at hn, | fect ruuner—in action. The form of the little Chicago taxi driver, who| Simonson used to play with Grimes’ | neapols, 10 to 9 and 9 to 8, and In.| OF attell. fights with Ace Hudkins at Chicago, A losing streak at the ird sack. Lenaburg, Babe Mohn,| turned from a premier miler into one of the greatest marathoners in the | brother. Churchill's home town was|dinrerslis skinned St Paul, 3 to. 2 June 21, and with Leo Lomski in| ¢xPense of the Chicago Cubs, Ray «4d, jnd Boardman, probably will make} country, has long been extolled by the coaches as the perfect style and it|only 60 miles distant from Simon-|ccts'ts 0. ae 2 Benge turning in a 4 to 2, six-hit BPurchit's chowee of a" pitcher for | 2idom Pas been shown as it is in the picture. His is the driving style | son's ovKansas City -layed but one game,| Chicago. a phd ee plum j ” scles ti iste i i 2 ns 1 Sunday's game. Re tries tegen VIRGENEHRGE SEE iloner: Beeb ctl) Stal Came in 1924 defeating the loyly Columbus Sen- Aberdeen Assassin are just about|tie with Del Bissonette of | Must Improve Play * Bismarck will have to improve ¢heir play over that of last Sunday s ir they will lose. The All-Nations Billy Petrolle Knocks making his sourth year. Smith was managing the local clul when he started. Belgian In to Deamland this season has batted in a winning} one-half. Due to the eccentricities Hil, Burweil wor E. Sith; Green- ae tn ober ene: = im) glub, experienced in baseball, will fake advantage of every break. In- jeld errors as in the Jimme game, were wo! een . Sammy wn comes here Sunday in an ef- * pre to repeat its five to four win of Baker and Jack McCarthy Prod ‘Schultze, Mandan, has heen| ‘Thrown Out of Ring Auolent, Mayer) ate SER fnnounced as one of the officials of Racket Loses Decision to the Sunday game. Detroit, June 8.—(?)—Billy Pe- Dempsey’s Protege Kelly likes to Kelly came here in ae fee played sae oi re a marck club every season since, this | only two and a half games separa George|the leaders from Minneapolis, now as hard a hitter as the heavier hunt ducks an i 2 a and Detroit took a 5 to 2 | chickens just as well, If there is THREE-YEAR -OLDS Sap age 4 title toga. In fact, since ‘the re-|win at Navin field, % , ra one thing he likes to do better than G tirement of Jack Dempsey this year, cago fell into !ast place in the play baseball, it is eat Sox bowed Helly ie" 3 years" old. recently] ENTER BELMONT GO trolle, the Fargo Exptess, knocked married, and wsighs 164 pounds. ' j out Armand Schaekels, Belgian! Now York, June 8.—UP)—There’s| Q¢ : KENMARE GOLF lightweight, ater less than two Bes ors eainet Ve maar Sixteen Lincoln December, | ators, 6 to 2. Bee as dangerous as they sound, two of lyn for league leadership. 3 the customers th has So close was the race today that i peso tigia,- a elie The New York Yankees stretched resting in sixth place. ‘Boledo was Lomski but Ace has Kelly. already|but one game behind and St. Paul| Pst" - 2 1|sistent st (12 innings ve Bis: ck’s undoing. run for his team, that against Mer-|of percentages, however, St. Paul] ¢; ty er survi' Crowder Gi Mowever, Churchill expects the ——. —________—|cer a short time ago when the locals|was in fourth place. To complicate agmadigheary imate ae counters triumphantly it will'be one] ‘Alvin Crowder allowed but four [rays to come out of their tempor- - < f) won five to four, or clear matters, however, Kansas AMERICAN LEAGUE of the greates feats of his rough| hits as the Browns’ defeated the try slump. If Baek lays its| Despite Superiority of Fargo IKE M TIGUE f eft oie oe ve an Cleve- i Ad a se tee a R H -E ae reeeee besa . faved Mot Philedelphit ‘Athletics at St. Louis, ‘ vi » the Nations lanc Indians in e merican apolis lay. in fisted eae ations) Express, Schaekels’ Hand- ten piesa tie best ete ne " “Kelly was aun ‘lado, 8. Paul a Gala hope ae ceo 7 a ¢ slag -himoel, iil be & fava fave : oy fe rove was nicked for five The ma ment is arranging to Mai ever seen. “He looked like an|bus, and Milwaukee at Louisville. re Bint SE rabsats the biggest lers Claim Protege Was Not THRILLS fF ANS honest-to-goodness pitcher to me,” ning see per _ KenMa; heavier Lomski his chances will be runs. Ty Cobb ; “rowds of the season when James-| Kayoed—Sergeant ; id orice Lyons, Connally and McCu:dy. all their ae ry no better than even, if-that.. . fanned thrice. “Doc” Love Tony like to fish, but NATION 5 LEADING H - &|,, Walker is the only champion of a Red Sox found Carroll the class of 1922 who still sports a mated oe ons pee of the whole i iterd when the to still in ive com) ‘asi vo ire 7 to 5. Bucky Harris LU remarkable record in itself. to the lineup. . (4 4 or Reigh Count Will Not Run Be-| Detroit . : 8 REDITO! UMMONS, e Russell, Ruffing and Hofmann; Pye | eaetee: FTI ata of| STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, one ne moms still plenty of life in the body of ° . County of Burleigh—ss. : | minutes of fighting in the third! Mike McTigue, the ancient mariner} Doughboy Boxers cause of Injuries; Victor” | carroll and Woodall. acnatice is hereby given by the. un:| in District Court, Fourth Judiciat 5 COURSE F A ST oe. ei snedileds ee | of the fight racket, plenty ot sting Ending Training ian Is Favorite - tate of Henry C, Knecht t Norma Ash, pencn . 11,000, in his right ‘hand, an plenty ot deans —_—_— ih vs. is , a ‘A smashing right cross dropped|tey matter under his thinning] Sixteen doughboy boxers at Fort abel see sun oe: rd - id ‘ re an Henry 8. Ash, rrangements Made for Two] squarely on Scheckals’ chin knocked | thatch, Lincoln are going through their K era Sail tone, the. action ie “tl B ; i es the European boxer to his haunches| For the benefit of Armand fh bein peat reer ary La the eteiont stakes, ona of the oldest AMERICAN AASOCIATIO Reantne attr the sind saacgbdl oy s: Firs! ens t th t of three he wa : e final fight card Monday night. } " N, this notice, ti ,Tournamen 2 'p ae ue shaking Hint head ee pe Emanuel, latest light heavyweight! “Headlining the card is the match |and_ richest of American turf CAN Game iN 506 Third atreet in the: City of Bist titiea ge rrartae ‘complaint is June 17 effort to clear the cobwebs from his| S¢nsation from San Francisco, Mike|between Bob Nicholson and Cecil Siac Count, Mrs. John D. Hertz’ - 8 22 ".t0| filed in the office of the Clerk of the a. ‘brain. At seven he apparently was| proved all that last night in Madi-|Parks, who put up a whale of a Kentek Dak, ri Pe poy og hid St. Paul......... °2 12 0| Burielahe Counts, at hin ottice tat the above named eae O8 Ps this aa i. | Kenmare, N. D., June 8.—(#)—|in full possession of his faculties but | son Square Garden, althou’a he lost |Scrap at the last post smoker and | Sontucky | etby Wanker Wil oS See) Indianapolis ..... 3 10 1) Court House in the City of Bi a Subscriber within - thi Na ‘ ‘Bportsmen at the" Kenmare Golf |never moved a muscle while referec| the decision in ten rounds to the|card.- Nicholson won the decision |®i¢ 0% San. cniune se Churchitt|. Betts and Tesmer; Leverett and|®usleish County, North Dakota. he service of this lub are keeping in good form this|Harry Tuthill tolled off the ten. | clever, strong youngster who fought|but he was unable to leave the ring Downs fixture. As a result, Harry | Spencer. that Hon, I. C. Davies, Judge of thelot aoa an the eeae 4 on in anticipation of two tour-| His handlers blamed his lack of | him a draw several weeks ago, Mike| unassisted. Parks plans to knock | poWus yatee. , Osc) Coal ae Second Game County Court with de te Ae /Paments. knowledge of the English language | thrilled 8,000 customers with a stir-|him out this time. ‘ay! ey J R fouaty, at Bergh tate of] ment will be taken against you for 1 f triumphed in the Preakness, has St. Paul y | the rellef demanded in the complaint, b | Dakota, 4 e first is June 17-18 for home| for hi# failure to get to his feet at| ring display of ringmanship and| _The ticket sale for the last card oe os They also wil! participate | nine. . ; punching power that had Emanuel of the season, which was launched a Shem rosertig montiecnyps Indianapolis .. 2:00 o'clock in the afters ea! 1 the Northwestern North Dakota| He was no match for the Fargo| on “he floor for a count of nine in|Yesterday is going well. Only 200 Withers, Victorian has earned $83,- Heimach and Tesmer; Brame el fe KNAUF & KNAUF, ‘olf tournament at Kenmare, July! vouth and was far in the rear when| the first round. ringside seat tickets were placed on| (0M .'Gwner. A vietory in the | SPencer. a ka eperek isan Attorneys for Plaintiff, 1&5 and 16. \he was smashed to the floor. Early; But the legs that have carried|sale at the Grand Pacific billiard Belmont would add about $70,000 to ik at, Donieea hate Deke The Kenmare club is one of the|in the first round Petrolle staggered | Mike into ring battles for almost|Parlors and the fort exchange. this sant \ialate e oe tidest in the state. It was formed|Schaekels with a right to the head | 20 years tired as the pace grew hot. Lt. H. C. Jones, athletic director . . BI . It now has 110 mem-|and he drove him to the ropes with| Emanuel, with a two pound ad-|of the camp, ig making arrange- nf , : 2 1 Fiera "The course is equipped with|rights and lefts tothe head and| vantage over MeTigue at 171, ral-|ments to take care. of 750, people. |morrow’s mile and a half event are:) | Zinn and Wirts; Wykeff, Lyons ind greens. body in the second round. lied after the first round to win the| Company I, now leading in te car and Willis Sharpe. Kilme ie ‘errell. ‘ Among the other entries in to- sees In Madrid there is a family of ‘woman oon 127 with five sons aged 111, , 108, cripti -| The right that ended the bout was| next five. Mike battered his way}nament, will have a chan. t C. F. KELSCH & M. 106 and 105, all at work. A ole by hole description fol-) | One sce solid: punch of the thin) to 2m edge in the next three, but|the eamp title. An. insepcting gen- Bene. both sous oF Ben Bey : First Game fg | Attorneys for Admini 446 yards, par 5—Fairly |round and it was enough. lost’ all chance of victory whenjeral from the Seventh Corps Area tee Mrs. ai C. Phir a Milwat 0 7 1 Mandan, North par on right side. : Sereeant Sammy Baker. Mitchell | Hinannel mechiod him about the ring pesauarters at Dushe, Hany A. Cee aes IDPS ie Mivsniee . re 4 | 0 yards, par 4—Ver,|field welterweight, and Jack Mc-/ in the final session. mith, will witnes e a + raat , Ye . ith Penthemns rough on|Carthy, Chicago, were thrown out _——_—___ Sinclair’s Mowlee, and three sons of illis and Young; i o1 each side. neither boxer was giving his best. $ 4, 308 yards, par 4—All up ae a No. 5, 217 yards, par 3—Fairway pes to green. Bad rough beyond green. IG No. 6, 139 yards, par 3—Level and ‘pnd trapped, both front and back. No. 7, 215 yards, par 3—Fairway By the Associated Press Is it possible for the pitcher to make a balk without any run- to greer. Treacherous val- New York—Armand Eman- per en Bases, ite oe opes \ y on right. Very hard par 3. uel, San_ Francisco, defeated 5 JNo. 8, 296 yards, par 4—First 175| Mike MeTigue (10). Joe Monte, | {<<t,,0m the status of the bats rds uphill. Dog’s leg to green.| Boston, beat James J. Brad- see hard par. dock, Jersey City (10). Harry No, 9, 325 yards, par 4—Very| Ebbets, New York, technically It is impossible for a pitcher to el, with a fence marking out of| knocked out Ollie Joynier, Or- |make a balk without any runners on s on right side. lando, Fla., (4). Jimmy Moore, |the bases. aca REPS el Los Angeles, beat Jack Kier- The calling of a balk on the hields Is Next N. J. (4). pitcher can in no way. affect the Prisof. Opponent for tennis. . — status of the batsman, regardless of Detroit—Sergeant Sammy |what the call of balls and strikes Baker, Mitchell, Field, N. Y., |may be when the balk is committed. and Jack McCarthy, Chicago, It is possible to illegally deliver Shields here Saturday after-| 20 contest (5). Billy Petrolle, | the ball to the batsman with no run- ‘The All-Stars defeated Wing| Fargo. N. D., stopped Armand |ners on and this condition is often qwreek. Schaekels, Belgium (3). Arturo |confused with the balk. ttle is known of the Shields| Schaekels, Belgium, won on a For instance, if the pitcher, with b. The manager is not cer-| foul from woe Grace, Chigago nobody on the bases, delivers the j i that Joe Day is pitching for] (8). Jack ) Berg, England, (ball to the batsman without having Ee Shields group, although he used| shaded Johnny Mellow, Detroit either foot in contact with the rub- Ef i ; 6) : her, it is an illegally pitched ball. rul as be interes ‘wad r a The umpire shoul it a ball un- chagh pA old. . footb: about it... less the batter strikes at it. Paolo quit stamps 40. settie their ade 4 Cight round decision match tonight. Coe may decide to try his luck with|MeMenemy; Barnes, Maun and] fcrtn "i Jim Mullen, promoter, will seek to| Algernon, son of Fair Play. O'Neil. Algae. the mae the anne, wiih ee Dundee ‘or his welterweight title. WHEN BALK IS CALLED was a heavy favorite. BILLY LIGHT FIGHTS Did You Know That - Cobb told young Ty net to” take up baseball... . And he fell - - Jim Duncan is in charge of a military cemetery outside Paris... . He once held the world’s record for the dis- cus. ... Sparrow Robertson, sports expert of. the Paris is said to be 275 years Paddy ‘iscoll, the got. married. ... Her mame was McCarthy. Schacht made an umpire out of Dolly Stark.... ‘nd boasts + Jim Jeffries has 8 beaiher foe «+ They're in leville t says Moriarty nagged him so about hitting to left field that he couldn't hit ‘em any place. » + «+ Manush traps a fly ball ps aed against his tummy. Pete driving fast bug- gies. ... For the wife and kid- dy’s sake. ... When two der- ricks and 18 men were remov- ry argument |Bobas Hela, winner of Chesa-| Toledo . 4 Light Eddelman, w. : Man O° War—Gifford A. Cochran's | Pfeffer and_O’Neil. To Each of the Owners and‘Occupants of the ring in the fift! i . ut 8, 347 yards, par 4—Fairway | the Pentima “no dein se Chicago, June 8.—(?)—Weather Genie, Ratest 2. Cerys Bee Ag Ga: R. of the Respective Premises Herein ‘opes forward to green, which lies|Henry Komrofsky, state boxing | rmitting, Billy Light, St. Paul and|and Mrs. Graham Fair Van Mitwaukee ee ae Whereas, Tho City Commission of n a hog’s-back with deep valleys|commissioner, concluded __ that Jack Thompson, Chicago negro, will| War Flier, B. B. Jones entered seceeee the City of Bismarck 4 10 2) sary to construct a side in of, or along, each of the follow! destribed premises as herein wi th 4 peake at Havre de Grace and W. R.| | Jonnard, Wingard, Sanders a1 its. 6 The Belmont was founded in 1867. 300 College ‘Track _ Stars Compete for This sketch was made from ,» Van Olympic Team Today|3,, "Ges ‘Bi yout te nercby noting z2{|] an actual. photograph. 2 8.—( Second tT ‘above set th Chieago, June 8.—(AP)—A repre- R t forth, the sentative index of America’s Olym- inbefore' Uescrived. || Even Churches Are pic track and field prospects was in| Lor the process of tabulation today as more than 300 athletes from 79 uni- versities colleges primed them- selves for competition in the sev- enth annual national collegaite meet on Soldier Field. stots eoeeretnd OY gate audinance, Sigewark, to make ‘application tg the FRAU TOMMY /TRINS GETS NO|ah, ‘ana Yor a permit to coasteust Mor the first time since 1923, a teats championship will be awarded, KING'S HORSE LOSES land, zee F