The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 17, 1930, Page 8

| Fa BELIEF THAT SAMMY | MANDELL {S SUDING TS CAUSE OF CHANGE Favoritism Seems Unjustified in ‘\ View of Records of Two Principals FANS WILL NOT SEE FOUL Challenger’s Record Is Marred by Battles With Three f, Topnotchers Principals — Sammy Mandell, lightweight champion, and Al Singer, 20-year-old challenger. Place—Yankee stadium. Time of main bout—About 8:30 p.m., eastern standard time. Estimated crowd—40,000. Estimated receipts—$200,000. Broadcasting—National Broad- casting company hookup, with Graham McNamee at microphone. Semi-final bout—Justa Suarez, South American _ lightweight champion, and Joe Glick, Brook- THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, JULY 17, 1930 ROBINS PUT CUBS IN HOLE BY T lyn, 10 rounds. Other bouts— Midget Wolgast, ‘Philadelphia, vs. Ernie Peters, Chicago, 8 rounds after main bout. a : MARBERRY New York, July 17.—(7)—The purses of the fight faithful loosened today and piled up a pot of gold for Sammy Mandell and Young Al Singer to fight for tonight in the ring at the Yankee wegotminute predictions were for 2 Last-minute predictions $200,000 gate. This will be Mandell’s second defense of his lightweight title here in two years. Some money appeared in the marts of chance at odds of 2 to 1 on the sleek challenger. If the same odds prevail at ring time Singer will be the shortest-priced challenger since Pan- cho Villa knocked out the aged Jimmy Wilde for the flyweight crown. By special ruling of the New York solons, there can be no foul tonight. Both the champion and the challenger have agreed to equip them- selyes with such protective devices as they consider will render them im- mune to low blows. If either winds up on the floor he will have to look for Three of Eight Survivors in Quarter-Finals Are Val- ley Residents Kansas City, July 17.—()—Proof of the rise of the Missouri valley in tennis is evidenced by the roster of the quarter-finalists in today’s pro- gram of the twenty-first annual na- tional clay courts tennis tournament. ‘Three of the eight survivors are from the Missouri valley area, and at least one will enter the semi-finals as the draw brings together two of the trio—Harris Coggeshall, Des Moines, and Wilbur F. (Junior) Coen, Kansas City. i Coggeshall and Wray Brown, St. First Position Park in St. Paul today to Kansas City. Be es g HH af Z ii Larkspur, ze ; rn be decided at : i Oklahoma City Downs St. Jo- seph-4 to 3; Both Pitch- ers Last Route i i i £3 Oklahoma City, July 17.—()—In a game that could not be called on ac- count of darkness—unless the lights went out—Oklahoma City defeated St. Joseph last night 4 and . The game lasted 19 innings and the starting pitchers, Jones, for Okla- homa City, and Tutweiler for the vis- itors, went the entire route. ‘workouts. team town Edgeley nine here 9 to 3. Splits With Cubs in Important Series Opener; Giants F Lose to Reds OUR BOARDING HOUSE Brooklyn, July 17.—UP)}—The Brook- geil Tucintsinea’ thelr three: e-margin lead yesterday in the at nal at by. ae ieting ogee | jeago, los! e firs! an winning the second 6 to 3. rat gam iene. 301 000 020— 6 jokiyn 000 002 011— 4 nett; Moss and NEPHEW! uo T pip MY FIRST SoLo FLIGHT “TODAY AT “THe AIRPORT! TOMORROW I'M GOING Te TRY A PARACHUTE SUMP! ae NEXT YEAR ~ Lt FLY MY OWN “PLANE HERE AND Br “TAKE You uP CLOUD SWEEPIAL “GONE 102 i! 000 000120— 3 9 0 012 020 00f— 5 13 1) ° id Hartnett; Luque burgh 4 to 3, and the second 9 to 5. ea Pittsburgh . Boston . 1 000— Meine ; Sherdel, Brandt, Cunningham, Frankhouse and Cronin, Gowdy, Spohrer. New Yorke-Luces Gad New. Tork in check, and Cincinnatl won's to 1; icinnat! 100 130 030— 8 15 3 Guess, ‘and “Gooch “Chaplin - and |. o'Farrell. peractinlg sai PHILS DOWN BROWNS Philadelphia.—The Phillies pounded | Bihem hard to feat St. Louis 10 to 5. / Philadelphia «.-,: 004 600 10$—10 1: 020 101 001— 5 3 } Grabowski and Mancuso; Col- Rensa, ‘ AZ W Le . sepir cinemas (at Sotlesy, 387. ‘ ey, ae bases—McMani us (’ Ma i o'pour | ‘With hurlers like Fred Marberry and Alvin Crowder, the fast stepping Washington Senators this season clearly demonstrate the importance of the pitching staff. Lack of pitching, on the other hand, has kept the Philadelphia Nationals in the cellar despite such hitters as Lefty O’Doul andChuck Klein. MISSOURI VALLEY TENNIS RISE PROVED IN CLAY COURTS MEET Saints and Kels Resume Warfare Against Rival Seeking culls, | Chicago, July 17.—(#)—The fight- ing forces of Albet P. Leifield re- turned to the trenches at Lexington resume their attempt to overhaul the flying Colonels who retreated into Louisville from Indianapolis ih possession of a five-game lead over the Saints. The Millers marched across the bridge from Minneapolis to oppose the Saints as the third-place Toledo club in- vaded Louisville. All of the Amer- teams enjoyed a day perceptil City for fourth. place, Minneapolis shapes up & shade weaker than To- ledo, but the intensity of the Saint- ‘Miller rivalry will offset any advan- tage the Saints may have in meeting slightly less formidable opposition Di .| than their rivals, the Colonels. Other games today will see Indian- apolis at Columbus and Milwaukee at Larkspur Is Favorite As Fox Is Withdrawn Chicago, July 17.—(#)—With the withdrawal of Gallant Fox, Blue 38-year-old champion of 1929, loomed up today as the favorite | to win the $25,000 added Arlington cup stake at a mile and a quarter to; ‘Arlington’ Park Sat- urday. Gallant Fox will be shipped to Sara- toga Saturday for a rest before re- suming training for the rich stake events to be decided there during the August meeting. The super horse of the 1930 séason was scratched from the Arlington event after he dis- played a disposition to sulk in his JIMS BEAT EDGELEY Jamestown, July 17.—(?)—James- baseball defeated the I THINK You ARE GETTING ADDLE ‘Senators Split | AsMackmen Cop ‘Gehrig's Home Ruh Helps Yanks | Beat Browns; Boston Red | Sox Are Beaten Cleveland, July 17.—(®)—Washing- ton won the opener yesterday from Cheveland 10 to 4, but dropped the Stcond 13 to 6. irst gam Washington 200 230 00310 16 1 Cleveland 101 002 000-— 4 9 Crowder and Spencer; Miller, Jab- lonowski, Brown and Sprins. 000 000006— 6 92 031 504 00%—18 13 1 Child and Ruel; y, | Burke, Shoffner and Myatt. Hadle: ATHLETICS HOLD LEAD Chicago.— The Athletics clung to by walloping Chicago 270 000 032—14 15,1 030101 O11— 7 15 1 Chicago .. 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TOMORROW: Windy day advice. | BISMARCK JUNIORS BEATEN BY STEBLE Capital City Youngsters Will’ Participate in District | Tournament - | 2 ial Adolfo Luque in the and the Robins backed him some heavy hitting to There was @ capacity with some 10,000 more sare Sat Bissonett self out sliding into the plate in first game. The fans thought Hartnett was the cause of the Started $s B08 EH ! Luque and his rival, Charl nearly became embroil “dusting off” incident and two Sogicd went g 2 ty a vee 3 g I [ é i a 5 il g i ; are ent sition in the St. Neither the Giants nor looked like day. They ting sprees Eg if i 83 if se Phil Collins the control while the Phillies were - ing out a 10 to 5.victory. The second division leaders, Boston and Pittsburgh, divided a double- header. The Braves won the first Settagetirtle gt at lg whats $ : it Tally behind five hit itching, but went down, 9 to 5, in the second. Wally Berger hit his 25th home run. American Results Unimportant ‘The American league produced two tight battles and three one- AKING FINA [Nats anaPhiies Show Vatueot Mound CHICAGO COULD WIN Dbl iis ian el tb driven by W. J. Connley, Spencer, Towa, in the first heat. Veteran-Youth Either Mrs, Lee Mids or Mrs. Mel- vin Jones, who today were paired in bracket é i prey ah $ fil hile reel Frist ee fetid Davis Play Will Start Tomorrow Pars and Birdies Lead the ‘Average Golfer Into Bad Habit of Speeding Up Backswing { 1 | | | | Allison and Lott to Face De Stafini and De Morpurgo | in Singles Matches Paris, July 17—()—Wilmer Alli- son, Texas boy who beat the world’s |, Club— opening singles match of zone finals at Roland Garros stadium G. P. Eat Shop New Yor! \Cincinnati . New York . ice out Approaches . |. 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