The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 18, 1928, Page 6

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ; SATURDAY. argo Express Wins Newspaper Decision Over Kane in Duluth Ring N PILL STAGGERS |Soirit of John McGraw Makes New York Giants Contenders in League ~ “CHICAGO BOXER McGRAW SPURS GIANTS TO ACTION — Sap Geniiin Heck porenel nin , put. ac Leads in Original kineup as : By BILLY EVANS loweve! szymka Zabuil, Duluth Heavy. BEHIND PL AYS When Connie Mack the two bt pry Lgl ‘he veteran stars, Ty Cobb and Tris fing that Mack hed hoped bes not ' ‘ ; weight, Kayos’ Romero ie Speaker, to Philadelphia contracts| deterred him from his inal pur- Rojas in Seventh last winter, the Deseball public/ pose. He still believes, that oc . didn’t quite get his le. Giant Club Is Not a Good Team| 22 guite get hls angle. It was) will win the American Le nant, that the club able to offer @ club al ‘i But Aggressiveness Makes. | players had passed the peak of thar| stronger offensive tha Be Yane ‘ 7 kees take down i Them Winners thle Pressed for his reaton, Working along those lines, Mack é s is now using a lineup that for ‘ankees have won two pen-| originality is without an eq JOHN KNOWS GAME/#%s in a row Is through| Having the courage of his convi AUGUST 18, 1928 red > FARGOAN IS AGGRESSIVE Inly Other Knockout on Card Scored by Handsome Pikka a : : power. Conceded to be the great-| tions, that batti wer is the = Over Nelson é est aggregation ~ eat Breven-day sia in base. W — . Mac 3 Duluth, Minn., ate 18 Prin? ie Benton and Fitzsimmons, 4 gling Pruaene in wr y Petrolle, Duluth ntweight, E a@ way it few Feil ai riawepaver declsio Mestly Benton, ts AU’ They their way to thelother managers J . P: fane of Chicago in the f Have in Pitchers bs piechieg oe would dare. W ym last night's Jei vas red during the boone defénse at times einer oxen was foorel dante the BY HENRY L. FARRELL mighty. fine = oy virtue of his aggressiveness. He (NEA Service Sports Writer. third basemen, aad Kane staggerinc ral times The New York Giants are eee Sam Hi W fighting for the National flag. yy may not out-game or is juring the ten rounds, but the Chi- sagoan held on gamely, putting up 1 good defensive fight. In the other main bout Szymka bui!l, Duluth hea ene eis juentin Romero Rojas of New : ay in the seventh round. He ie : : MeGRAUS ‘loored Roja: for a count of three in es ‘ ii & Mag Ay -9§ he first round, but Rojas came bac . F : N HE f til he crumpled ‘ ' F a. me EACH i enth. In the semi- ‘ their own fire. “I realize that both Cobb and/ lineup that is win- te challenge the much more formig. | Speaker have slowed up in the field,| ning for the Athletics and making e ball club. that neither is a 8 demon on/| the going tough for the Yankees,’ it is not a great ball club because the bases, but I both of them| On the same club are two clever it has no regular outfield; it has a can still hit the ball. t sackers, one is Joe Hauser, the spotty infield; it has only two wi their career their batting feats have| other Jimmy Foxx, yet neither is pitchers on the si it has| Stood out and I feel that both still ing first base for Mick. tattiviee risers: good bathers ‘ahd ‘Ate, infleld combination of the * the team is around third and fourth a tics is at present made up of in hitting and fielding. . Satcher Jimmy Foxx at third base, - It is probable that even the base- ine bed ley at short and Max Bishop ball writers who cover the team can- in th , the regular guardians of not name the outfield without hesi- Ores Peviotng fren! with Pitcher Gist Wado, ereeae eae coiaeig See sc is] ul, or Pe oll are .; Mann do not form ‘a combination era had slowed uj ioyilnpe Lt than the “other t threatens restige of any for ‘WO posi- celebrated all-star combinetions. ions. wit Mack realizes That Pikka, out Clar- in the second | nough, St. round. Duluth, drew. Paul, and GOOSE GOSLIN HEADS HITTING Waite Hoyt Outheaves Other A Poss ‘, cs - ne, Se American Pitchers as Race ——__—_1m field, other - Two Great - can win far with ac (Heartbreaking Matches (GIANTS FINALLY TROUNCE ACE MITCHELL |sisS oy ii" at ti "i aa ie erate ne “ctor, a gate] Played in Fair Sex Meet] AND APPARENTLY BREAK HIS WIN STREAK) ::'3'>in.rstrcs ee a ab ae roe re, ‘ting and pitching honors in the ‘American league. eli le neither Foxx nor Orwoll aalenlaiahlaaieeiaiti iiarntorsiommpmneimmnmmaniaill home among the drops as they had i e | Indian Hill Club, Chicago, Aug. 18.|found a trap to the left, but got a| Even as a Red, a Robin, and a good . vy hac {_ While unofficial, averages in-|(4p)—Two heart-breaking matches, |half to win the match, as Mrs. Hill! ppifly, the Ancient and Hon-|@—————® a reteeihhrvbinh’ p-tolyl ‘eluding Wednesday’s games show |futt of all the thrill of golf, yester-| was on the creek bank from the tee very fore entering pictures. “Goose” Goslin of Washington still day brought into the finals of the |and missed a 12-foot putt for her| orable Southpaw Could NATIONAL LEAGUE ° Cubs Tuesday, ae Gerroll and George Meek Neading in SLE teed betta i he women’s golf championship Mrs. pr and a chance to play the last RH ah spot and mGbibea a a a ae oe s {ne record so far this season, cach TTY sal ot Ae | Bue Id iceraeen eee ee lets FS one eee ett es |cinnadl and Bure layed. in Broadway” hits. Ford ‘day seems to tighten up the strug-| {ending champion, and Virginia Wil) veer golf than Miss Wilson played| by Having Name Announced] "'McMenemy and Gooch; Blake ‘staff is Benton and Bterling and Arthee Stone, ‘who have the comedy features in this pro- duction, were well known names in First Game ith og Hd for years. care Hollo- RE Whe: the then that Y> ances: an fora Hay- delphia : 3| viously is behind the Giants? leads, J Car-|den ‘stined their first experience on Hartnett. ogies for the two most important in-|" The breaking of hearts came in|for seven holes in overwhelming the dividual honors in vet aah two ways. In Mrs. Pressler’s victory | Wisconsin co-ed, who seemad twice rents na bat cre clone [at iar due tothe upast that fllowed the size of the alight Chicagoan.| (By the Associated Press) " s i -la lead of two up gained by Mrs. O. | Reco: yooks do not show a mem- i ith- ‘phia Athletics. But while they were| Hil of Kansas City. on the first | orandum of five birdies in a row By | yt cunts, Were Unable to with ‘slumping during the next week, Lou! nine, while in the other there was|any womat, arid the only male per- | St#nd the force of their Wrigley field | Pittsburgh It is in the stout size flannels the spol . P Beene cere seniors Eiked his:av- @ crushing. scintillating onslaught formance of the kind was that of lJinx in Chicago, but as soon as they| Willoughby an John J. McGraw. Reser ‘Le: King” is the story jetage 12 points, and now is only nine) by Miss Wilson, who, scoring five|Jesse Guilford in his final-round set foot in St. Louis they proceeded | Kremer and Hem: McGraw's teams, with exceptions | ‘hi sat of s. typical tired business man who ;Points from the “Goose,” whore av-|hirdies in a row, gained a lead of |victory over Bob Gardner in the na-|to demolish another evil influence Second 80 went that they do not cling of repression breaks ferage is 380. Simmons slipped even | 5; hip i i Bee BES, a six up in eight holes over Dorothy | tional amateur at St. Louis Count: f ‘i er acsties Dat was still: 2ec- Page of Madison, Wis, 1926 cham. |club a few years ago. ountry |equally potent. Until reduced to an| philadelphia a pe ema os victory to his | Pi? Miss Wilson has played well all /unrecognizable hulk by a shameful | Pittsburgh . joyt added another victory to his)" The champion did not play well,| week, qualifying in third place with | assault yesterday, the venerable} Sweet: in, ri in me always are in the -| ing with .975, followed by the Cubs|loose the bonds of conventionality ar ates nee ae oak caren a feo. 9 15 = 1) off- yw many or how few) and has the time ot i nant battling clubs were| has 140 double plays, but the stand-|until he gets into a dangerous Hons jul Ish and| of those 'string during the week, bringing his | a; by a n Hie % Ra ing of the clubs proves that these |dicament, y ing 46 strokes on the first half,|a 79, two strokes behind Miss , | Clarence Mitchell, long famed as the | Lerian; 7 ball clubs. ing icament record to 14 won afd three lost./but Mrs, Hill, after rounding the|the medalist. She played p: eve only left-handed spitballer in ca McGraw spirit that is|alon: will not win ball games. renee General Alvin Crowder of St. Louis | haltway mark in a mediocre 43, re- first matcf, 78 in the second, and ap- |tivity, had been able to throttle th all play : ELTINGE THEATRE also added a win, and he now has | turned the compliment, and lost holes| proximately the same in her third| Clan McGraw merely by ing his ‘Wilbert :Robi soft-soaped and Just as the mountain couldn't be P eed for 13 victories and four de-| 5, fast it apparently made her dizzy.|round, while today she was on the |@me announced as Gee cher. brought to Mahomet in the proverb genes eet dail Her usual cunning with short irons |Wway to a 76 or 77 when the match| Even as a Red, a Robin anda the conviction that they sp they couldn't bring the national ate Athletics finally caught UP|teft her, and her putter failed to see|ended, except for the tenth hole,| Philly, the ancient and honorable{ Hargrave. good. But McGraw capital to John Gilbert—which is the path the Yanks in team batting, the cup. The champion shot the last|where she had one of three lapses southpaw won more than his fair pounds it into his men. explanation for one of the most in- adding a point during the week! oiont holes in par, with a birdie on|from perfection and pitched up. share of games from the Giante.| ° RH “Run and Hustle” teresting “location trips” ever taken while their rivals kept their .300 ‘level. St. Louis and Boston were 1 still tied for fielding honors with an Vaverage of .973. the 43-yard fourteentn, where she} To make matters simpler, Miss| With the Cardinals behind him, he |New York “You get out there and hvstle,” : by a screen company, when Gilbert sank a 2o-foot putt, and 4 four on|Page pulled irons, peletoaeroey started out with three in a row and | St. Lo ee / he commands them and they get out , ‘and his cast journeyed to Washing- the 145-yard seventeenth, where she ‘and missed easy putts. seemed as if he might never quit.| Fitzsimmons, Faulkner, ‘Benton| there and hustie—vr else. ‘ceitiias op va ree ae scence in “Man, in,” which comes to 5 —— ee __! Then came the turning point yester- and Hogan; Mitchell and Wilson, peed etree, Nett tons mae rsdie! : T Pennant Progress 71%: when the New Yorkers shaded |!" 8 Sant: Costs: Changs. Sialente te eee eee of aeons: a 3 t runs, Yar 5 le veteran to 2. r oon fs newapel ‘676; fewest opponert runs, Philadel- JEWETT LE ADS Pennant Progress | McGraw’s Yai jal success in the AMERICAN LEAGUE Local Tournament to Ob- [life in Washington, was written by ‘ phia, 462; individual runs, Ruth, 123; _————————— 4 | three-game series against the leaders |... . B serve Deadline Dates Monta Bell, who, before going into «6 | stolen bases, Mostil, Chicago, 21; NATIONAL LEAGUE ave him a bigger margin than any + 3 12 O) doubt that the founder of the Mc- pictures, was a Washington news- | doubles, Flagstad, Boston, 35; triples, Won Lost Pet.!single game usually rey Bost 11 in Seas and the system itself b opetad Paper man. Bell covered many big } Combs, New York, 15;\ and home St. Louis 70 44 614 |First, it preserved the : Neely, ee is and has been the success cf the) An appeal to members of the |News events, such as the Taft in- ‘runs, Ruth, of course, with 45. | x New York 43 .598|the Giants have of ing first Lyons and Bérg, Crouse; Russell! New York club. Bismarck Country club to finish |®Uuration. Many of his own tasks ‘ se andes {Chicago 51 place by three percentage points on |2%¢ Berry. MeGraw started without a bulll thelr matches in the annual 'Were written into his play—and it CAVANAGH BEATS Bemidji, Minn, Aug. 18—%—|Cincinnati . 50 .558|@ sweep of the series. Next, it cut club last April. Rogers Hornsby ‘tournament ‘by the ,W8S decided that they could not be s Qualification for - the Birchmont- | pittsburgh 50 the Cardinal lead to two and one- Detroit traded away from him and he: done by imitations of the real locale. i : Brooklyn 58 491 jhalf games and plastered the Red | wathinoto ‘ is team around Hornsby. Many of the scenes have historic ( JOHNNY COMPTON International was. completed late|Boston ... 70 320 Birds with one defeat in excess of | HpiSo? so ‘Hee mitteeman. background; spots along the Poto- | Friday with C. W. Jewett, president | Philadelphia . 76 .283|the number suffered by the Clan He . ararave; advancing slow! mac, the zoo in the grounds of the | of the Bemidji Country club, medal-| —— McGraw to date. - ane ee national capital, the capitol steps, 10- Rin acid tee ee AMERICAN LEAGUE The Giant chieftain is fortunate| Qeners postponed ! a ¢ my. | ae aee Saar taba serene], sen- Terry O'Malley of Grand Rapids, : Pet, |to have won @ game with a man ere neatponed. charge because |¢z@! views of Washington were Ap y ry 3 678 |not counted upon as anything like filmed from office windows as back- ||| Making Tiger Johnny Compton, | | Minot middleweight, miss repeatedly, | and flooring. three times during | one of the last to complete the quali- a] a ‘ pape § r: AMERICAN ASSOCIATION for di : fication, was the second low with 78, \ .640 a certain victor, and still have left jants. grounds for dramatic episodes in the ig .513 | the real aces with whom h 2 R H E|. But. there was too much fight in new picture. In many of the street missing an easy putt on the 18thic 'to halt the Cards” pea Louisville 3 4 0|McGraw to squewk. He took i scenes national celebrities appear as | |their ten-rouind scuffle, Lee Cava-\8teen to tie with Jewett. = |G . : stalwarts McKechnie must . send| Minneapolis 6 without a whimper. passersby. | nagh was creditéd with well-earned |, Tim McManus, Bemidji junior | Washington ....... “da |badly ‘battered “and ‘slightly ‘overs Sommers. and Thompson; Lisks |" He gathered around him a motley matches sim —_—____. ictory over the northerner at Wild- | radi on DNT lr sass Will: “Detroit . .. is 64 worked boxm Befors any |. |and Mancuso. ized infield and to Foldion: fi and frogs’ heads in | wood Lake last night. The card was |g ore ah ar Boston .. - 42 7 nants are claimed for New Yor! : y i them the of children suffering | sponsored by the Wilton Golf club. tw T. Far ~ St. Paul, C. Ste ——_ nevertheless, it might be well to re- 3 > i cough is an old 4 i see Bismarck ciation: floored | mnt he A os Yack Rewer se AMERICAN ASROCTATION wen thet 2 set such situations|_ ‘ Fos aie emong the j ympton ree times during the +} A - ‘1 ‘on Lost Pe! s is the baseball worm usual; September 1, Cook | Peasant of western Irelan aE once in the first for a cpunt of |f Kansas City, tied for the 16th) Indianapo 74 58 .583; turns with its greatest vigor. ually | gt. Paul. t Py : ice in the tenth for|Place in the championship flight | Minne . ‘ While ‘the Gi “ eats gin Mae 1. theta | ilenatee - $8 ‘547 dinal wore locked in ponnant ssf, |G8s!08. posted Georgia Cottons to <<), Newspaper men at the ringside : ae ‘ansas Cit; 66 tl irates registered. £ woe 4 gave Cavanagh the first, ‘fourth, |, S- S. Wilson of Paraidit, runner-up St. Paul in and a half on the Cu ne ots : Rg 3 t Smith’s Party j sixth, ‘ninth, and tenth’ rounds. |y0 Years ago to Taney Meee, mace | Toledo. 6t 67 feds in the third-place battle. This | Compton shaded Lee in the eighth, |82, while Jimmy parol of Devils | Louisville . . 51 75 was accomplished when the Bucca- || and the rest were even. The reteree, | Lake, N. D., scored an 84. ist year |Columbus . . 1 76 neers caught the futile Phillies com- |W. J. Goodwin, Mandan, made no|Barrett wus runner-up to Roscoe > ing and going in a doubleheader, 10 | decisions. Pereett ee Lagat who is not to 3 and 9 to 1. . Cavanagh, hit by a blow which he fending his title this year. INDIANS CLASH |. The Reds shaded the B: FT cease i Pe ing om the ropes | _ Miss Donna Lycan, of Bemidji was 2 tol, and the Robine did the sare for the count of seven in the eighth | medalist in the women’s division of thing to the Cubs by. 1 to 0, 2 ips Dut covered up successfully the tournament which got under e Rificent pitchers’ ” vattles ei for the rémainder of round and | Way on the course Friday afternoon. chiefly for exercise. staged = whirlwind finish. Miss Lycan negotiated 18 holes in Rain in New York and Philadel- pers wanagh was more rugged than | 92. Mrs. R. R. Hall of Fargo, N. D., 4 — phia halted the great battle between| Toledo-Kansas City—Rain. | the clever Compton, ‘and disposed of |state champion, and Mrs. R. C.| Chicago, August 18—(AP)—A|the Athletics and the Yankees to’ BNL 5 him methodically, Compton had de-|Greenlease of Kansas City, five-game series, which may go a|See how long they can maintain the _ WESTERN LEAGUE F | feated Cavanagh in a previous| were tied for second with 97. long way in deciding the American| present standing of the American| Wichita 3, Des Moines 0. | fight when Cavanagh was suffering} Miss Eleanor Fournet of St. Cloud} Association pennant winner for| League clubs, with the Yanks, of| Tulsa-Pueblo—Rain. from a boil on his head. was next with 98. 1928 opened at Minneapolis today| Course, retaining their edge of four, Oklahoma City 12, Denver 8. The fights were witnessed by a| Friday’s scores included: with the league leading Indiana-|8nd a half games. Action in this] Others not scheduled. cmall but appreciative crowd, pro-| Joseph Bridston, Grand Forks, N.| polis club matched against its|%ector was confined to minor en- Ce meyers y fe moters say. The thunder shower |D., 83; Neil M. Haenle, Grand Forks, closest competitor, the Millers. ments, witich saw Boston stop 4 “ preceding the fight hurt the gate|97; L. P. Dawson, Devils Lake, N.| While the Indians were dividing ago by 4 to 8 in 11 innings, F : ( i - |D». 93; H. J. Humptone, Grand/ a twin bill with St. Paul irday,/end Washington nose out Detroit Spare and Cecil Parks,|Forks, 92; R. Hall, Fargo, 95;| Minneapolis picked up a game yee Glisten Smith, Devi Lake, 98; W:| Lots "won® ns’ sixteenth tine at imi , 98; W.| Liska won his sixteent K. Nimmo, Devils Lake, 86; James |. the. season. ane Lake, 84; L. G. Sor- t tee pears fork o first game ussell, Grand | from aul, 8 to 2, and dropped ;' H.' L. Barnes, Grand] the sécond, 4'to 6. ‘ks, 108; Terry O. Malley, Grand} Columbus shattered Milwaukee’s 78. ten-game winning streak by - YOST TO TAKE ites ace] UP GRID REINS) petition | ing mp) Hall Faage plated “Columbus to cwithin Seok |. 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