The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 10, 1929, Page 14

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1929 ‘ Squelch Black Art of Minot’s Magic Gridders MACKS ARE JUBILANT; M’CARTHY MEN GRIMLY DETERMINED AMERICAN LEAGUERS |] New York Philadelphi State College, Pittsburgh Princeton ‘Wert Po! Baltimore . Ithaca Syracu ./Demons Hope to 1M NORTHERNERS DOPED ‘1:10 FIGURE IN STATE | _ CHAMPIONSHIP RANK ad *Bismarck, With Improved Line, L Hopes to Repeat Victory of Last Year FARGO PLAYS GRAND FORKS Devils Lake and Valley City Meet in Another Impor- tant Engagement son, Wis., after taking their final drill late today, with hopes of causing a major upset by defeating Wisconsin, Coach Dick Hanley has named 31 men for the journey. Indiana will invade Chicago, confident of defeat- i the Maroons in the fourth game IMPORTANT FOOTBALL GAMES SCHEDULED FOR SATURDAY, OCT. 12 | With Scores When Same Teams Met Last Year | (Ry the Associated Prensa) Villanova ys. Vermont (0) ‘olgute (16) ve. Michigan State (0) ‘olumbia (31) vs, Wesleyan (7) artmouth (37) vs. Allegheny (12) Boston Roston | on the conference program. Minnesota will receive its first seri- ous test when Vanderbilt gocs to Min- neapolis Saturday, while Illinois will re. another casy one in Bradley ochester Evens Score With Blues Kansas City and Red Wings To- morrow Do Battle in the Deciding Game Jimmy Foxx Gets Second of Series With Two On; Sim- mons Comes Through CUBS USED FOUR PITCHERS avy (0) v Cornell vs. Syracuse (6) den-Sydney, » Nebraska (7) WEST, Chicago vs. Indiana Detrolt (19) vs. Tulsa (14), Mlnois (33) vs. Bradley (6 Chicago Detroit . Urbana Ames . Milwau! Minneapoli: Grand Fork Columbus . Lafayette Madison ey (6: Hizsouri (28) rinnell (20) nderbilt (6) ve, South Dakota (9) vs. Towa (14) 1 | | | Athletic Southpaw Strength Un- shaded After Grove Hurls in Relief Role Purdue ys. M WEEK-END GRID PROGRAM Locat Wisconsin’ vs : prthwestern Minot at Bismarck, Saturday (Sioux Land Conference). Mobridge, S. Dak. at Mandan, Saturday. Friday Valley City at Devils Lake (Sioux Land Conference). New Leipzig at Elzin (South Mis- sourl Slope Conference). Rugby at Bottin-cu. Fessenden at Drake. Grand Forks seconds at Cavalier. Hillsboro at Grafton. ul at Wahpeton. New Rockford at Harvey. Rochester, N. Y., Oct. 10.—(4) = | Tied up at three games cach in the jlittle world series, the Rochester dnd | Kansas City’ clubs, respective cham- |pions in the International League and American Association, prepared for the seventh clash here today. Kansas City has Lynn Nelson and Tom Sheehan, undefeated hurlers, for use today. Rochester will use John Berly, curve ball artist, in what will be his first start of the series. Rochester deadlocked the series by aking the sixth game yesterday, 4 to 2, finding the Kansas City hurlers for \but three hits but combining them with sacrifices and wildness on the part of the Kansas city hurler, George Murray. Murray was wild in the first inning, forcing one man with @ base on balls when the sacks vere full. This was followed by Felix’s sacrifice fly. Provo, Utah Berkeley Boulder . Colorado Eugene . Corvallis Los Angeles . Seattle ) vs. Montana State (19) Washington State (3) . Greeley (6) ‘ollege. (13) vs, Colorado Aggies (25) vs. WIL ette (6) Columbia (0) Stanford (43) Washington fornia Moscow . Idaho (21) ve, Montana (7 soUTH Alabama Poly (0) vs. Florida (27) ntenary vs, Texas Georgia (6) vs, Yale Ceorgia Tech (20) vs. Kentucky (6) vs, W Montgomery Shreveport Athens rth Carolina (7) ington and Lee (0) oe th Carolina (21) ississippi (12) ‘Tennessee (13) Tulane (51) vs. Vv. M. ssissippl Aggies (6) The ¢ vs. itadel ° Bowhbells at Crosby. Hew, Grieans Hazelton at Ashicy. La Moure at Frederick, S. Dak. Oakes at Ellendale. Hankinson at Sisscton, S. Dak. Wishex at Linton. Saturday 3) ma vs, Chattanooga SOUTHWEST klahoma Aggies (9) vs. Oklahoma City (0) as (7) vs. Texas (20) Oklahoma Cit: Fayetteville si Waco . This picture shows the opening play of the 1929 world series. Bishop of the Athletics rapped down to Grimm, Chicago first baseman, who ABS QuarT* ORSss Dallas Dallas Lawreni Optimism, however, was rampant among the National League represen- tatives even after the second straight ® hard grounder ex vs. Kansas Aggies beat him to the bag with a nice slide. Pitcher Root is just back of 4 vs. Emporia Teachers Norman . ve. Creighton (0) Grand Forks at Fargo (Stoux Land Conference). Regent at Ca! (South Missourt Stope Conference). Williston at Glendive, Mont. Jamestown vs. Jamestown College Freshmen. Bottineau Forestry School at Mo- halt. Hettinger at Bowman. Kenmare at Stanley. Milnor at Lisbon. Bottineau vs, Model Minot, High at North Dakota will turn its foot- the Bismarck- tal city en- gagement ly the choice dessert on the week-end menu, which in- cludes 16 games Friday and 11 games @ Saturday. : Minot has made itself impressive by its two onesided victories over Mo- hall and Jamestown by scores of 20 to © and 45 to 6 respectively. The Harley Robertson instructed line ap- pears particularly strong, the eleven the Ward county ham- One of the strong men on the northerners’ line is Johnny Lee, the mite 230 pounder who played 7n Bis- j Marck’s undefeated gathering last , Season. The visitors will bring a heavy team to the city of politicians, . ome which probably will outweigh - the home club. If Coach Roy D. McLeod's charges much improvement this week py did last, the wavers of the and may find it difficult to touchdowns from under the . The Demcns played Cut- . ting’s Williston Coyotes 18 to 0 last Saturday after having presented themselves in unimpressive fashion in beating Mandan 21 to 0 the preceding _ week-end. Bismarck’s line especially showed improvement which wermed the hearts of ardent followers brought changes in the hearts oi some of the most skeptical. Bis- marck’s line outplayed Williston's both on offensive and defensive play a the fact that the black and - orange clad youngscers had a slight advantage in the poundage column. "The game is a Sioux Land conference | asked rang nt. Two Other Headliners doesn’t care for the capital especially he may turn Land games which 0 pairs of traditional 2 fe gE Eee geFes E é s : e >28 ee EB i a i H tf etlg Hid il £ | ie ; i i f : E i Hf iii [ [ eS i a aq [i Ft i i Hl i 8 3 and | day. Irram. Officials of Bismarck and Mandan high schools will arrange the | two games so that a fan may see both if he so desires. Harvey, in stopping Fessenden, the team which ran up tremendous scores against McClusky and Minnewauian, continues to show promise and may develop into a strong unit. The Harveyites should dispose of New Rockford, a team which has trimmed Carrington but lost to Cooperstown. Three North Dakota teams will leave the state to engage opponents. ‘Williston goes to Glendive, Mont., La Moure to Frederick, S. Dak., and Hankinson to Sissston, 8. Dak. Rain Forecast by Philly’s Weather Man for Tomorrow, Scalpers Attempting to Sell Tickets for Prices Ap- proaching $100 Philadelphia, Oct. 10.—()—Baseball fans in this world series town who have been on the verge of going into ecstasies over the double victory of the Athletics over the Cubs, found something to worry about today. ‘The weather man predicted @ pos- sibility of rain tomorrow, the day of the first series game here. Rain is the worst thing that could happen on Friday, in the opinion of 40,000 rabid fans, who have waited. 15 years to see a world series tussle. ‘With the jubilant Athletics on their way home from Chicago, ticket specu- lators boosted prices substantially to- . ‘Two victories over the devasta- ting Cubs, the speculators contended, put gold borders on the pasteboards for the three games to be played here. | They were abroad in the land early quoting $90 to $100 for a three-game pair of tickets that cost the original purchaser $33. Heretofore ed from $50 to Fifty “John Doe” warrants, said have been issued for the arrest speculators, seemed to have little fect on their activities. Sergeant Sammy Baker Goes Down in First Round in z82 Z ie nef F ee ap ascd ge if i i e | i l Grimm, with Umpire Dineen at the right. Malone, Stephenson, Carison Blamed Billy Evans Says Two Pitchers Grooved Balls for Home Run Clouts STEPHENSON TOO CAUTIOUS Result of Yesterday's Game Came Indirectly From Three Pitched Balls “By BILLY EVANS (Tribune Special Service) Wrigley Field, Chicago, Ill, Oct. 10.—In the opening game of the szries Connie Mack used a so-called second stringer to defeat the Cubs. 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After the A’s had dashed laughing from Wrigley field with a 9 to 3 re- buff of the Cubs in their bag, work- men took their places on the diamond for a baseball game that will not be played this season unless their be- loved Cubs can execute a strong comeback. ‘Used Four Pitchers ‘The Cubs were forced to use f{( pitchers in the second game and baseball indicator pointed to nomination of Charlie Root open the wi HER Egg EZe i le ate i i g 5 E E A } ick act iH rf iE i i 8. E E Ufighdstt til Hl pi F ir eee if cast fe £ if i ks aH pits i E i | 5 E 5 & aR il alfa r i lil A ne if i i “Houston ‘St. Louis Oklahoma y Southwestern (1 ++ St. Louis (20) vs. Drake (0) 4) Vs, Rice (6) CAPT. GLASSGOW TO PLAY WITH HAWKEYES AGAINST BUCKEYES Two Substitutes, However, Matt Kelsh and John Furhiman, Ineligible GOPHERS FACE VANDERBILT Michigan Goes to Purdue and Northwestern to Wiscon- sin in Big Games Oct. 10.—(%)—One more of practice on their own fields remained for four big teams will go abroad to do their it share in opening the championship ‘season Saturday. Towa will leave tonight for Colum- ‘bus, Ohio, for their battle with Ohio State, assured that Captain Willis Glassgow will be in shape to get into action, but minus two substitutes, Matt Kelsh, an end, and John Fuhr- man, guard. The latter were declared ineligible last night following charges they had played semiprofessional football. Coach Harry Kipke, his assistants and 33 members of the Michigan squad, will head for Lafayette, Ind., tonight, to meet Purdue in what shapes up as one of the big attrac- tions of the middiewestern card for Saturday. Northwestern will leave for Madi- Felix hit a triple in the sixth with Worthington on first base and rode home on Sand's sacrifice with the fourth run of the game. Paul Der-, ringer hurled shutout ball for eight innings and fought through a rally in the ninth when he gave but two runs after the bases were filled with but one out and one run across. Collina saved further scoring with a brilliant stop at first base on Gerken’s hit which Collins kept from going for extra bases. Two straight victories on the home field have raised the wing's hopes of victory. They returned from Kansas City on the short end of a 1 to 3 standing but won behind their young hurlers, Carleton and Derringer. To- morrow will be an off day in the schedule. Contests are listed for both Saturday and Sunday if necessary. PREP STARS TO DePAUL DePaul university in Chicago may be a school to fear on the basketball courts in a year or two. John Thomp- kins and Moody Johns, members of the Athens Hornets, national high school champions last season, have enrolled there. NOW- seated in EL HANE/