The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 3, 1929, Page 8

* Daniels, Traveling Club Hurler, » STEELE WILL BRING IMPORTED STRENGTH ‘CARDINAL SITUA SITUATION BECOMES TO REPEAT HISTORY | | and Lindblom, Fargo Ace, Visiting Hurlers GRAYS PICK HEIDT AND LOVE A E 2 0 1000 6 2 979 14 2 975 12 1 950 9 3 47 11 2 933 2 A RAs 0 2 86 0 4 Wad 8 7 633 8 S Home Runs—Johnson, Nagel, Lena- 1 burg, 1. Triples—Nagel, Johnson, 1. Doubles—Guidas and Nagel 3; Ful- ler and Johnson 2; Lenaburg 1. Runs—Johnson 15; Sagehorn 14. bases—Johnson 6; Mohn 4; Sagehorn and Nagel 3; Tobin and Lenaburg 8; Guidas 1. see sioee ain Fuller, and Sagehorn juidas 2; Nagel, Lena- burg, and Simonson 1. Strikeouts—Love 58 in 43 innings. Sagehorn, Love, Kansas City St. Paul .. Louisville . OF THE CLUBS_ AMERICAN LEAGUE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Standings Minneapolis . Runs Loss String to 12 in Last 14 Games ALARMING AFTER SIX DEFEATS Defeat at Hands of Pittsburgh lcuss, ATHLETICS KEEP PACE Yankees Win and Rise to Sec- HIGH BUT PROSPECTS STILL DISAPPOINTING Feud With One-Time Manager, Arthur Buelow, Ignited Again by Contract ., ‘i Standings — smarck-Steele Relations So : ak “Hts prrisabinis Won Lost Fe.) ond Place as Detroit Takes XPIRES | Far This Season Duplicate iladelphia 12 E ES IN OCTOBER, 1930 New York . 40 26606 Measure of Brown Trend of Last Year St. Louis 41 ail set ee ; =, wat lela eae et By WILLIAM A. CHIPMAN Teuton Must Fight Phil Scott Bismarck and Mandan again cc pee eee (Associat ss Sports Writer) es combine basebail forces for a double- |Ciwage a. Be pias situation of the Cardinals = nn si Shar- \f Steel ; ‘ peeeirith rete tonight Saatmedovl 50-306! put at the current writing tt appears ri ial ‘The local twins mect the Kidder} Games Yesterday _ {that there is not even a situation in " county crew at 6 p. m. tonight and 1] First Game: R =| the American League, t\ Athletics} New York, July 3.—(?)—Hemmed Pp. m. tomorrow, it is announced by | washington .. 4 7 1{Waylaying the Senators at will to/about by @ plethora of managers, Neil O. Churchill, manager of the] philadelphia tes Tomes | in their already propitious lead. |Max Schmeling appears destined to Bismarck Gri ‘The games are set} Hadley, McCullough and Ruel;|_, The champions of John Heydier's | starve in the midst of plenty. ” for the city athletic field Walberg and Cochrane. *|circult dropped their sixth straight] Just when the German heavy- nf Second Game: R H B| yesterday at Forbes field to Pittsburgh | weight’s stock has gone sky-high be- History Repeats Itself ington i 1 6 0} 5 to 3. ‘The Cubs held the pace by|cause of his victory over Paulino Steele, duplicating its stratezy of | paeeabta 4 4 | Shading the Reds in Chicago, 5 to 4 Uzcudun, Schmeling’s feud with his Jast year, will come here with a|" sone. and Spencer; Earnshaw and|!" 1 rounds. By way of focusing ajone-time manager, Arthur Buelow, strongly improved lineup. Daniels, Cochrane. [bit of attention on the American has reared its head again to threaten who pitched with a traveling team League, the Athletics slammed the|not only Herr Max’s peace of mind s A to do the mound First Gam R H E Senators by 7 to 4 and 4 to f, gaining | but his ring carnings as well. work Chicago 3 12 0 half a game on the Yankees who| With the Paulino-Schmeling fight Gloomy Gus Li indblom, Fargo hurling | Civeland 4on g| Nosed out the Red Sox by 4 to 3 in 10/ out of the way and charity the richer ace, will pitch in the Independence id do srisirs * innings. therefore, the New York State Ath- Day game tomo: chi ng: The defeat of the Cardinals ran/letic commission has decreed that iapuntee. Lost S angiomas and Berg: Shaute, Milus| pity Southworth's losing. streak 1o|Schmeling now must fufill a contract, Bismarck earl; ‘Second Gam R oH g, 12 games in the last 14. The Cubs, | signed by Buelow with Humbert overwhelmin st ore. Bi cing Mie stele Chicago .. 4 9 1 the Pirates and the Giants are slow- | Fugazy to fight Phil Scott, of Eng- was “good enoiga oo) ° division yawns if the Cardinals can- May Retire For Whik 4 to 0 to win the an- | tiered comnt and Crouse; Hud-| not check their descent. seiiniatinny has said rfhed arid again tournament here. in and L. Sevell. The Tigers slugged the Browns by|that he never would go through with . So far, the ent scason is only Rr H E 10 to 4. The Yankees thus climbed|any match arranged by Buelow. @ duplication of last scason. The! 10 baok into second place by a per-|Rather, he said, he would return to Grays defeated Stecle by a large mar- Detroit... 13 1) centage margin. although virtually|Germany and await for his contract gin early in the scason. Now come|St, Louis . ee) 1| tied with the Browns. The Indians| with Buclow to expire in October. the invaders with a greatly strength-| Whitehill and Shea; Gray, Coff-| won two extra inning games from the |1930. The Ge: init’ * ened lineup. man, Ogden and Schang, White Sox in Cleveland, by 4 to 3 in| that statement when it is pointed out George Heidt, youthful Mandan ae a 10 innings and by 5 to 4 in 11. to him that he now is riding the chucker, will take the mound for R H_ E| ‘The Giants took the first game of |crest of the wave. A fickle fight pub- Biemarck-Mandan tonight while Doc | Boston 3 7 1! a double-header at Boston by 6 to 3/lic probably would have anoth Love, capital city chiropractor, is|New York -. 4 1) as Melvin Ott hit his twenty-third | heavyweight hero to worship by priped slated to toil in tomorrow's game. (10 innings) homer, but the Braves claimed the | time. Churchill expects the largest crowds | Morris and Heving; Hoyt, Moore} second, 3 to 2. The Phillies and the; Whatever the German decides to of the season at the double bill. and Dickey. Robins got the afternoon off. do, it seems that Madison Square oo Garden's plans for a bout between ee rerreneencen, wha has been NATIONAL LEAGUE |tndianapolis ..... 34 37 a7p|Schmeling and Jack Sharkey here in enjoying a vacation the last fortnight, Standings Columbus . 30 42 .417| September must be abandoned. Shar- will start at first base tonight while Won Cet ee etal. 25 42 (373) Ke 1s bound to the Garden until July Duckie Guidas, who was forced to lay | Chiceéo B35) satiwaukee + 66 quent infection, will take his post pe- St. Louis . 36031 537) wirst Game: H y|,_It seems now that the Garden may hind the plate.’ Larry Kinn, Mandan | Brooklyn 31-36 463) cansas City 3 H 2| let its option on Sharkey expire with- infielder and foyner University of | Philadelph 28 38418! Minneapolis 2| Out @ struggle. Contrary to reports, North Dakota performer, will play | Boston 28 42—«.400|"" warmouth, Fette and erie Brill. | However, the Garden stands to lose second with Punt Johnson at his cus. Cincinnati . 41 369) neart and McMullen. ea a failing to cage its ob tomary shortstop position. joy : ion on the Boston sailor. ere Puller will take care of thicd base Games Yesterday | kansas City == 5] | been reports a that the Carden ‘would and Al Letich, former state universit: ‘orfet b to name an athlete, Dutch Nagel. and Louls eae 4 wz 61 ee evs Fette aaa ai opponent for Sharkey but William F. burg will be posted in left, center, and KE 1) pate and Kenna. ’|Carey, president of the corporation, right fields respectively. Fitzsimmons and Siogen: Seibold said the option was a part of the con- Sein pioele's anced aan gear pn a dae ge R H E = oa cotton ‘Sharkey jurc! expects two victories. for Shar! ° al lancet aba New York « 2 8 re rad 8 12 1) ntiamt Beach. © eee is Boston .... € ‘ As for the athletic commission, Strelecki and McMenemy; Van “4 nae Hogan; Brant and Atta, Harriss and Fenner. peeee James oh ileal said ae The Gray at Play z|ther to do with the situation except H to see that Buelow gets his 20 per —_—_—_———————ee | Cincinnat! . a 7 cent cut of earnings un- Hitting Chicago : . | til his contract expires. B oH Pet.) «11 innings) and Buelow, through his attorness, filed Guidas . 23 9 '391|_Rixey, Luque and Sukeforth; Root, ® motion in state supreme court yes- : 35 11 .342|Bush and Gonzales, Schulte. terday asking appointment of a re- 530 «18333 ceiver for 13 1-3 per cent of Schmel- 33° «10308 R 4H E ing’s purse for fighting Paufino. 48 «14 ~~ «291 /8t. bobs. 3 18 0 —_ 23 2«5~—SC217| Pittsburg! . 5 1 4% 10 308| Mitchell, “Johnson and Wilson; | , Deberry. | Maple 44~«—«9~—«204| Brame and Hargreaves. Parks and McCurdy. 15 : semtrst 7 F A 20g | Others not scheduled. CAN'T IGNORE ’EM Mark Koenig, who has become a ‘Won Lost Pct. pe le 31 = ‘oenig explained. 28 46 23667 of the Sox crew had sent ov: 47 (35 = opening. barrage of jeers. a3 30 to ignore those birds,” What 3 years’ driving crowded into 5 months proved about the New Mobiloil When we say that the New Mobiloil will keep your engine’s first-year feel for at least 30,000 miles, we mean that in actual driving _tests the New Mobiloil has kept the. firet- VACUUM OIL COMPANY , serious contender for the “jockey” honors on the Yankee bench, started ley of verbs during a recent game with the White Sox after some an “It's im- Fort Lincoln nine runs in the first inning. : Bismarck- Mandan Nine Set to Face Steele T a By Rotary Final Score Is 17 to 7 After Bis- marck Team Has Shaky First Five Innings Led by the lambasting Louis Ahlen, who sect five hits in six trips to the plat! the Rotary Cubs, Bis- marck American Legion juntor base- ball aggregation, defeated Stecle 17 to 7 at the city athictic field last eve- ni ‘Things looked bad for the Bismarck club at the end of the fifth frame, the visitors leading at that time by a 5 to 4 count. But the capital city youngsters scored six runs in each the seventh and eighth frames to sew up the game. Eddy Agre. Bismarck relief pitcher, struck out five men in two innings and allowed but one hit. Casper, starting Cub hurler, whiffed three and allowed 11 hits in seven innings. Newtman, Steele hurler, granted 21 hits and struck out four men in eight innings. Eddy Agre secured a double in the contest. The Cubs meet Mandan at 2:30) o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the fairground in Mandan. Score by innings for last night's Newtman and Steele, "| Dornacker; Bismarck, Casper, Eddy Agre and Dale Brown. Batteries: CAPTURES RACE Minot, N. Dak., July 3.—()—Billy Mac, owned and driven by Ben Mor- gan of Toledo, Iowa, captured first money in the 2:14 trot at the North- west State Fair ‘Tuesday. MILLERS GRASP TO WALLOP Lead of Kansas City Club injru Association Now Is Only Half-Game Margin MILWAUKEE BEATS SAINTS Columbus Has Easy Time Beat- Indianapolis; Mud- hens Even Series ing By WILLIAM A. WEEKES Chicago, July 3.—()—One after- noon of baseball at Minneapolis has reduced the two and one-half “ay lead owned yesterday by the Kansas City Blues, to a point where a defeat ‘The Millers, coming out of a wobbly spell yesterday southpawed the Blues down to defeat in both games of doubleheader, 4 to 2, and 5 to 3. John Brillheart subdued Kansas City in the first game, and the veteran Joe Pate emerged victorioug in the twilight Warmouth and Fette held the Millers to six hits in the opener, but five bases on balls by the former helped. Leo Cotter’s home run with two on in the sixth provided the mar- gin of victory in the second engage- contest. ment. Milwaukee ended a five-game los- ing streak by trimming St. Paul. 9 to 5. Bud Strelecki, former St. Louis Brown hurler, went the route for the Brewers, although hit safely 10 times. Pick’s triple in the ninth with the X OF OPPORTUNITY BLUES TWO TIMES bases full, accounted for the winning ™ollas Johnson held Indianapolis to three hits, doubles by Warstler and Russell and a home run by Monahan, and Columbus copped, 7 to 2. Ferd especialy oe sik an hen fis second when five were hammered over. “The , Toledo Mudhens evened their series with Louisville, winning by 5 Jack Smith, Hen ingled in the second inaing to drive Rosenfeld over with winning run. Both Parks for Teedo and Joe Deberry were hit i Fights Last Night carte Associated Press) teago—Al Friedman, Boston, aeonen out Walter Madey, Chi- cago, (5); Mits Mintkel, Milwau- kee, outpointed Jack Lee, Uallfor- , nia, (6). Philadelphia— Jimmy Byrne, Kentucky, outpointed Cook, Australia, (10); Ted Sand- wina, Stoux City, ia. stopped Harry Ditton, Omaha, Neb., (6); Phil Mercurio, New York, out- pointed Marty Gallagher, Wash- ington, D. C., (8). Tulsa, Okla.—Babe Hunt, Ponca ~ City, outpointed Angus’ Snyder, Dodge City, Kas., (12).- . Indianapolis— Vincent today ‘would drop them into second position. a bright, Cincinnati, outpointea Louis Lavelle, Anderfon, ind. (20), Los Angeles—Yale Okun, New York, technically knocked out Dick Daniels, Minneapelis, (5). onight and Tomorrow [MANAGER PLETHORA THREATENS TO DEPRIVE MA SCHMELING BLING STOCK [f {Steele Defeated Cubs: PROFITS Pyle Wins Five Court Victories Cases Against Him net Him Dismissed for Lack of Jurisdiction; Must Pay Cop Los Angeles, July 3.—(%)—C. 0. Pyle of transcontinental bunion derby fame was a five-time winner and a one-time loser at a hearing before the California Labor commission. yestere day. Five claims against Pyle, filed in connection with his recent coaste to-coast footrace, were dismissed by ‘Commissioner R. Richardson for lack of jurisdiction. But Elden Allen, a (ences was granted $69.26 for —+|Denver Searching New Track Stars Denver, cote. 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