The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 19, 1930, Page 8

‘SPIRIT OF ONE-TIME Heinie Wagner W THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1930 Se TENN SN _ CHAMPIONS CARRIES — ONANOTHER SEASON President Bob Quinn and Man- ager Refuse Big Offers for Ed Morris ROTHROCK, SCARRITT SWAT Todt, Regan, Rhyne and Reeves Are Probable Starters in Regular Infield By ALAN GOULD Pensacola, Fla., Mar. 19.—(#}—The glories of the old Red Sox have de- parted but the spirit carries gallant- | dy_on. ‘When Connie Mack, in 1922, gave up his long-term occupancy of the American League cellar for better things, the Red Sox took over the lease. Bill Carrigan, a great catcher and manager of two world’s cham- pionship teams, failed in a three-year come-back attempt to lift the Red Sox from their lowly estate. This year, Charles (Heinie) Wagner, Car- | rigan’s leutenant and himself a vet- eran of the famous 1912 champions, has taken over the somewhat thank- less job of trying to go somewhere biichiooniiianneeontta Here are some of the veterans rounding into shape at the Athletics’ training camp at Fort Myers, Fla. with a team that lacks the punch to be considered a serious factor in the race. ‘Won't Sell Morris President Bob Quinn and Manager ‘Wagner have stoutly refused to listen to flattering offers of players and much needed cash from the Yankees for the services of the No. 1 right hander of the pitching staff, Big Ed Morris, Mobile, Ala. With a last place club in 1929, Mor- ris won 14 and lost 14. He should do ‘as well or better this year. In ad- dition, Wagner counts on some capa- ble right-handed flinging from Char- Jey Ruffing, Danny MacFayden, the former Somerville schoolboy star, Jack Russell and Milt Gaston. ‘This group lacks something in left- handed support, with only the veteran Billy Bayne, Edgar Carroll and Ed Durham, as portside entries, unless Ben shields, formerly with the ‘Yankees, stages a come-back. Ray Dobens, ex-college star, and Horace Lisenbee, once a sensation with ‘Washington, have chances to stick, Rothrock, Scarritt Hitters ‘The principal punch in the lineup is packed by two useful outfielders, Jack Rothrock and Russ Scarritt, who made good last year in his first major league season. Both are .300 hitters. Tom Oliver, an Alabama product, may get the other outfield post although John Winsett, a .346 hitter with Mobile last year, 19-year- old Joe Cicero from the Eastern icague, and Bill Barrett, formerly of White Sox, are battling for jobs. The regular infield shapes up as fast and snappy with Phil Todt at first, Bill Regan at second, Hal Rhyne, the former Pittsburgher, at short and Bob Reeves, the former Georgia Tech star obtained from ‘Washington, at third. Behind the bat, the veterans, Char- | Anare: Jey Berry, a former Lafayette all-| Joslin, re ‘America end, and John Heving, have | ©nge, le . the call. ‘Totals 32 Fives to Open Saar Defeating the tournament. figures: Troop 3 (3)— Stackhouse, rf Ahlen, If Murphy, rt Shearn, Hoskins, Benser, rg Troop 3 Is Beaten by an 11 to5 Count in Championship Encounter Only Six Teams Participated in Tourney; Two Advanced by Forfeits Troop 3 by an 11 to 5 count in the final game, Troop 2 won the recent Bismarck Boy Scout bas- ketball tournament. ‘Troop 2 trimmed Troop 7 hy 24 to 1 in the semifinals and Troop 6 in the first round. The score in the first round game was 7 to 6, the closest of ‘Troop 3 entered the final game by beating Troop 8 and Troop 11. 7 and Troop 11. Troop 7 and 11 had advanced to the semifinals by forfeit when Troop 4 and Troop 10 failed to appear for their games. Robert Byrne, scoutmaster of Troop 11, was manager of the tournament and acted as scorer, while Vincent Case, Troop 5, was timer. Erlenmeyer refereed all contests. The story of the tournament in Harvey FINAL Troop 2 Wins Boy Scout Cage Tourney ill Try to Go Some Pl CONGER FORCES MARTIN TO Whittey, ROBERT BYRNE MANAGER) Cemeres. it Wallace, rg Croonquist, Ig Totals. Bailey, 1g < Totals. Troop 3 Ahlen, rf Cameron, If ¢ Andrews, ¢ Joslin, re Enge, Ie Stackhou: Whittey, rf Totals Troop| Troop 8 (4)— Joyce, If . Sullivai Becker, ‘c Carlander, Anderson, 1g. Troop 2 Benger, rf Edick, rf er, ig Shearn, If Totals Troop & Walla, rf If McCurdy, rg”) Engen, rg . Totals KAPPA SIGMA FRATERNITY FIVE WILL BATTLE STATE TRAINERS i bring the Kappa Three Varsity and Two Fresh- '{6-POUND TRON BALL | TORECORD DISTANCE ' Herbert Schwarze, Former A. a Close Second EDWARDS, STURDY S Ilinois A. C. Gathers in Total of 16 Points to Retain Team Title New York, Mar. 19.—()—Dr. Paul} Martin, the Swiss Olympic ace, and; {Ray Conger of the Illinois A. C. can! beat each other at their favorite dis- | tances but meet trouble when they try to invade the other's domain. Martin, defeated in a mile race a week ago, came back last night in the National A. A. U. indoor champion- ships to conquer Conger at 1,000 yards. Martin had to set a new mect record Of 2:12 6-10 to do it. Herman Brix, big Los Angeles A. C. shot putter, set a new world record with the 16-pound iron ball, 51 feet, 2% inches. The old record, held by Herbert Schwarze of the Illinois A. C., who took second place last night and also bettered the record, was 50 feet, three inches. Schwarze beat that by an inch and one-half. The accepted world’s indoor a nigh | of 8 6-10 seconds for the 70-yard high hurdles, which has been beaten earlier in the season, was equaled twice last week. Monty Wells of the! men Performers From Uni- heat, then Lee Sentman, Mlinois star, repeated the time in winning jthe final. versity Coming ! JACOBSON, BENSER ON LIST] A last-minute change in plans will Sigma fraternity basketball team rather than the Uni- versity of North Dakota All-Stars to Mandan tomorrow night to face the) Mandan Trainers in a special match, the Bismarck Tribune was informed 0 | by Elmer Benser last night. however, and two members of the| freshmen team will be included inj the university squad, Benser said. DuChene Scoring Ace Verne DuChene, one of the best scoring guards in the North Central conference, Hanson,, and Westdahl are the varsity men who will appear with the visitors. From the fresh- men squad will be Ben Jacobeon and | Benser, former Bismarck high school stars. The remainder of the squad will be made up of three members of the Kappa Sigma campus league team, which burned up the courts in so play during the season just end- | Benser expressed confidence that} the university men will take the mea- sure of the Trainers, whose lineup in- cludes Al Letich, Larry Kinn, and Mike Geston, former University of athletes. The ‘Three members of the varsity squad, | rordham, ts Se a MoOluskey; The champions who were crowned last night, together with their win- performances, include: | 60-yard dash—Chester Bowman,! Newark A. C., 6 4-10 sconds. | 10-yard high hurdles—Lee Sentman, University of Illinois, 8 6-10. 300-yard run—John Lewis, Detroit City College, 32 2-10. x600-yard run — Phil Edwards,! Hamilton Olympic club, 1:13 6-10. 1,00-yard run— Paul Martin, New York A. C., 2:12 6-10. | Two-mile steeplechase— Hans As- sert, unattached, New York, 10:35 6-10. | Shot put—Herman Brix, Los Ange- ies A. C., 51 feet 215 inches. x Polt vault—Fred Sturdy, Los An-: jgeles A. C., 13 feet 9 inches. Running high jump—Anton Burg, Mlinois A. C., 6 feet 2 inches. { x Standing high jump—Harold Os- born, Illinois A. C., 5 feet 4 inch. x Standing broad jump— William ‘Werner. Greenwood T. C., New York, | 10 feet 9 1-8 inches. | 1% miles medley relay—New York | University. | ‘ee championship, Mlinois A. C., points. (x—Indicates retained champion-! f Swimming Champ Dives into | Matrimony Again i | A. U. Record Holder, ts | ! ) BREAK RECORD IN 1,000-YARD RUN ___Gonnie Maci’s Champions at Fort Myers | HERMAN BRIX SENDS ace With Punchless Red Sox —_ Jamestown Gets | Ready for 1930 Baseball Season | I | Fred Sims, Swede Risberg and | Eddie Deal Will Be the Three Big Stars Jamestown, N. D., Mar. 19.—(a"-- | Another i-professional baseball ; team -that promises to be even stronger than last year’s claimants of the state championship, will repre- sent Jamestown during the 1930 sea- eee according to plans now being laid by the Jamestown Baseball As- sociation: The opening game is to be Played here May 11 according to | present plans.’ | Fred Sims, Negro pitching ace of last year, has already been signed up |-for the coming season, and “Swede” | Risberg, of Chicago White Sox fame. | who finished the season with the ; local club, has been a resident of | Jamestown ever since and can be counted dn to prove a pillar of strength both on the mound ‘and _at | the a aaa ig Catcher Si; | Eddie Deal, who ferforiot as |eateher with the long-whiskered | House of David for several seaso: | nas agreed to shed his beard and wear a Jamestown uniform. He is not only a great catcher but a mighty slugger as well, and will no doubt add greatly to the punching power of the aggregation. Other positions will be improved wherever possible but sev- jeral of last season's stars will again sparkle at their former positions. | ‘The members of the board of direc ; tors for 1930 are: John Soulis, pres- ident; Jay Moller, vice president; C. W. Spaulding, treasurer; W. H. {| Browning, secretary: Marner Cook Swift swimmer in the matrimonial sea, too, is Martha Norelius, above, Olym- |W. 8. Danuser, Frank Gaines, Wm: pic champion. Within a week of her divorce in Chicago from Allister, New York bank clerk, her wedding to Joseph Wright, Jr., noted Canadian oarsman, was scheduled to take place at White Sulphur Springs, Boston A. C. tied it in winning his| Ww. Va. Her marriage to McAllister four years ago at the age of 17 never had been publicly acknowledged. TRAINING CAMP SHORTS __|} BRAVES CAN'T BUY St. Petersburg, Fla., Mar. ‘The demand of the St. Louis for $22,000 for Mancuso, catcher, has ut an end to atem| f the Braves ‘0 bolster their catching staff in that direction, Manager Bill McKechnie says the amount is twice the player's worth, e SHIRES DELIVERS Dallas, Tex., Ma’ Shires, Shicago White Sox, has issued an ul- jmatum. Unless a’ better offer than the $7,000 contract tendered him early in the season is forthcoming in a week the bad boy of baseball threat- ens to play semi-pro ball, either in Chicago or in the Rig Grande valley. LINDSTROM GETS BOILS San Antonio, Tex., Mar. epidemic of boils has stru York Giants’ training camp, Freddy Lindstrom, star third-sacker, sa monopoly on them. He went to a hospital yesterday when seven of them developed on his left hand and forearm. — | LUQUE PITCHES WELL | West Palm Beach, Fla. Mar, 19. | (®—The Brooklyn ‘Robins seem to have made no mistake when they ex- changed Buzz McWeeny for Adolfo Luque of the Cincinnati Reds. Luque ie a splendid showing in the three innings he ched: for the Robins against the Rtouis Browns yester- | fe allowed only one scratch hit} 19.— (F) — Art day. } and no runs SLUGGING YANKS BEATEN | St. Petersburg, Fl: a holdout first-sacker of | the |} y |grounds” here, Hall, A.. F.. Steffen, and A. J, With- nell. Recently the directors incor- Lorne] under one laws of North Da- 8 @ non-profit sharing ir ation. O. K. Butts, who raniaged the team last year, has been retained as manager for 1930. Won 32 Lart Year Jamestown won 32 out of the 47 games played last year, losing only fourteen, one game being a tie. This record was achieved against many of the fastest teams in the state as well as many traveling aggregations. How- ever, Jamestown is not weeping with the great Alexander for want of more worlds to conquer. Judging from early reports many towns will have faster aggregations this coming sea- son, than they had in the past, and will be prepared to give Jamestown Plenty of opposition. ‘ Fick Regge beens adder Sox out- tran 5 ued ae ler; Ben inkey, Pirate rookie {rol piowidn teeming camps today by [Shortstop, and Hal Lee, Brooklyn going to Winter Haven for a game |rookie outfielder, got in some advance with the Phillies, wh they A. Mc- this year. Hudlin, Ferrell, Miller, Hol- Joway and Shaute are the holdovers, while Clint Brown and Pinky Shoff- ner, rookies, are almost sure of stick- ing. CAMPBELL PLEASING Mar, 19.— ()— Dan r of the Cincinnati Rede, an pleased with the showing of Si Johnson and Archie Campbell, recruit pitchers. He also be- levers Bennie Frey, who came up from. Nashville last fail, will bear up well this year. TIGERS MEET PHILLIES Tampa, Flu, Mar. 19.—(®)—The De- \. SPIT ship.) i Fla, Mar, 19.—(P)— | WKS ani | Thirteen hits, put together at judicious ; lintervals, can score plenty of runs in 8 j Baseball.’ Thirteen, Rite not 80, ar ranged, couldn't save e 4 Canadie Face aikees from % 7-5 beating by the {Bosion Braves yesterd: | ? PITCHERS o—____—_____, North Dake pleted by Karl Thorn. 7 : \ c 1 ° | Fights Last Night | / tur: ana Georee neict.” Oe Hanson Was Hanson was regular center of the! Edick, ‘lg Totals. SEMI-F! Troop 2 (24)— Battle for Title horrid word, (By the Associated Press) Of Catholic Meet Four Semi-Finalists From Last Year’s Tourney Included in Starters Murphy, rf Edick, If Hoskins, Benser, rg Shearn, lg Baker, If .. ‘Totals. Troop 7 (1)— Murphy, rf . Barrett, If ry Atherton, and Willie Davie: Pa. drew (10). Joey Polis, outpointed Louis (3) oodr! ped Joe Dundee, | University-of North Dakota team un- | til injuries at mid-season forced him | to give way to Storeim, who became | Scholastically ineligible at the end of | | the first semester. Westdahl was a ‘former star at Williston high school. | ship Playoffs | ‘The Kappa Sigs have been working | Out regularly and Missouri Slope bas- | ketball fans are promised a neat ex- Will Fight for Second Place in | Stanley Cup Champion- New York, Mar. 19.—(7)—The Chi- | Ehmke signed as a “spot” pitcher this lyear.: That is, he only promised to hi ot” pitcher this season, possibly three. Phe veteran Howard start games at intervals of about two weeks and in spots where his style will be most effective. Two other veterans, 1 and, Jack but it is worse on the end of your cigar aelen, mm Mert Eddie Rommel pointed W York (10). - ———$—______ ‘The game will serve as an appetizer ‘Montreal, from the Canadian section, CUBS SET, WHITE SOX UPSET | to the state high school basketball pam Shey 4 While the Cubs are pretty well set! tournament which will be cond will meét in the second place series with their 1929 Hneup, the White Sox! Friday and Saturday, with ‘eign | Playoffs for the Stanley cup and Ste soaking 8 stecrining except the teams competing, at the state training ee. ee eee ae 5 scl 5 i i \ ators battle it out for third place hon- jors. The decision was reached the! ‘last night of the regular season. Chicago, going into the last game Colima, Beylund, c Feld. Griffin, ‘re Reibold, lg | hibition of the indoor sport tomorrow | night. Quinn, ure also probable “spot” per- formers. — KLEIN CLOUTS PAIR. Winter Haven, Fla., Ma: Captain Fresco Thom: the Phillies’ regulars to report, w expected to reach here today or to ‘, Manager Shotton announced. } Chuck Kiein celebrated his return to ne fold yesterday by clouting a pair home runs against a House of David team. —— cago Blackhawks, representing the American division of the National Hockey League, and Les Canadiens of Chicago, Mar. 19.—(4\—The race for the seventh annual national Catholic high school basketball championship opens at Loyola university tonight, with 32 teams from 23 states striving to dethrone the championship five from De la Salle high, Chicago. It is the most representative field in the tournament's short history. Seven of the eight quarter-final teams of last year, including all four semi- finalists, are entered. Two last-minute changes were made 4n the entry list last night. Cheverus school, Portland, Me., was unable to come, and its place was filled by St. Mary's high, Ottumwa, Ja. The other change was the substi- tution of St. Rose high, Lima, O., for Elder high, Cincinnati, Elder's with- drawal was reported due to opposi- brad by the Ohio State Athletic asso- Totals... Troop 3 (11)— Stackhouse, rf Ahlen, If Andres, C s.seeeee CUBS FACE 17 GAMES | Avalon, Catalina Island, Galif., Mar. 19.—(@—The Cubs broke ap their island tratning camp today an headed for Los Angeles and a long series of exhibition games. Seventeen games ‘will be played at Los Angeles. CHISOX DRILL INDOO! | San Antonio, T Mar. 19.—()— Singing in the rain is one optimistic halt in which Manager Donle Bush of the White Sox doex not believe. xhibition game for ve day yeaterday. wh hired Mand drilled his White Sox indoors. PIRATES DIE ON B. San Francisco, Mar. 19.— item that discomforted Manager Jewel Ens the most today e studied the figures. of yesterday's loss of the pie Pirates to San Francisco ft on bases—Pittsburgh 12,’ DOUBLEHEADER IS SCHEDULED West Palm Beach, Fla, Mar. 19.— (—A twin dill, possibly the first gain day ever offered in the grape: fruit. league, was on tap for today, with. the St. Louls Browns and the Brooklyn Dodgers as opponents, Yes- terday the Robins eked out a 2 to 1 __,| victory over the Brownies. CARDS READY FOR YANKS. Bradenton, Fla., Mar. 19.— he st. Louis Cardinais were scheduled to open three. me exhibition sched- ule with the 3} York ¥: i day, the first and last ga Petersburg and returning here for in-between contest. The Cards lost to Detroit yesterday 8 to 5. , PECK SEEK MEN —(#)}—Manager ol of th Senate hitting outfielder. Rope r Peck ng manage! 6 Clevelan jaa needs an understudy for his star backstopper, Luke Sewell. ~ OF FNER eri fi Mar. 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