The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 21, 1930, Page 10

4 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21, 1930 Eight Le ORD STRAIGHT STATE , | TITLE MAY BE FRUIT OF COMING CAMPAIGN Hultberg, Spriggs, Tait, Benser, Dohn, Potter, Erlenmey- er, Brown Back LARGE SQUAD IS EXPECTED Demons to Play Linton, Man- dan, Williston, Minot, Jamestown, Fargo Hopes for Bismarck high school winning its third consecutive state football championship this fall rest upon eight lettermen, a goodly num- ber of experienced men, an expected large beginning squad, and, of course, Athletic Director Roy D. McLeod. Lettermen who are returning to school this fall are Captain Walfred Hultberg, John Spriggs, and Harold Tait, ends; Leo Benser, Lester Dohn, and Henry Potter, backs; Harvey Erlenmeyer and Dale Brown, linemen. Bolstering this group will be the following men who have had a fair share of experience: Woodrow Shep- ard and Wade Green, ends; Robert Stackhouse and Edward Agre, backs; Lloyd Murphy, Sixten Norlin, Edward Wherland, Arnold Schneider, Paul Gorman, and Gus Schlickenmeyer, all linemen. Benzon Will Report Another back expected to report, who gained his experience at St. Cloud, Minn., is Gilbert Benzon, speedy sprinter on Bismarck’s state championship track and field squad last spring. It is not known definitely whether Lucas Harmsen, experienced performer, will return here to school. McLeod said last night that he ex- pects to call football candidates to the locker room for the first time during the first week of school, which opens Sept. 1. Missing from this year's squad will be John O'Hare, Wallace Green, Earl Hoffman, Charles Whittey, Edward Spriggs, and Russell Enge, ail regu- Jars last season. Frank Smith, an- other letterman last season, also has finished his high school work and is lost to the 1930 squad. McLeod and his men face another strenuous campaign this year, with tough games against Williston, Minot, Fargo, and Mandan scheduled away from home. On the home schedule are Linton, Mandan, and Jamestown Blues Swat Hard Saints and Toledo Split Pair; | ttermen Will Return for 1930 Bismarck Hi WALTER HAGEN BEGINS WESTERN OPEN WI | OUR BOARDING HOUSE 5 You RE RUNNING FISH NETS, ~~ GET OUT IN “TH’ CHANNEL py => >> HOOPLE, oF THE NET DESTROYER: Hey ~— HEY! REVERSE YouR ENGINE AN” BACK uP! INTO MY Nou BIG FLOUNDER! WHERE Yo. BELONG! ~~ FROM “TH? LOOKS OF You, Noauw’D BE A GREAT PILOT FoR STEERING SCHOONERS » PORT ~<T MEAN “TH? FOAMING ONES ! By Ahern | je IS SEBKING TITLE HONOR IN LAST HAVE A CARE,SIR fac HAR-R-RUMF ~~ You ARE ADDRESSING A REAR ADMIRAL ! THIS CRAFT (S AS VITAL A UNIT OF THE NAVY, AS IF (T WERE A SUPER-DREADNAUGHT! EGAD ves! REGULAR INTO Walter Snares Eagle <d Feur Birdies in Playing 18 Holes in First Round Orion, Mich. Aug. 21.—(?)—“The Haig” isn't through yet. Suddenly |Yeversing the form that threatened to topple him once and for all from jhis pedestal as one of golf's greatest | Stylists, Walter Hagen once more stood out today as a one big threat in jone of the favorite tournaments of jis long career, the Western Open championship. A record-breaking 67, five strokes under par. tin the 18 hole qualifying round over the championship Indian- wood Country club course yesterday and a 66 in the practice test the day before was Hagen’s signal of his Promised comeback. The rounds Shattered the course record. Hagen appeared the Hagen of old. He smacked his shots with his old time accuracy, snared an eagle and\ four birdies on his triumphant round |and lost only one decision to par—on the short thirteenth, where a short . = - SS EAR ADMIRAL ~ <== B- 2. - o1s20 By HEA senvict. we.? And Down Indians. | | | Blake and Walker to Open Big Seri nae ee Giants Bigin Crucial | Four-Game Program ‘To- Chicago, Aug. 21.—(?)—It was Clan. ‘approach and a rimmed putt forced him to take a four against a par there. Withal, Hagen faced spirited com- petition and a big fight from a bril- {lant field as the big push-off in the {72 hole medal drive for the cham- pionship opened today. Chief among his rivals were Tommy Armour, the defending champion from Detroit; Horton Smith, and “Wild Bill” Mehl- horn, who did not have to qualify yesterday because of tHeir low scores Swatting Phillies Trounce Cubs 10-8 {Giants and Robins Lose to day at Wrigley Field Two Other Doublehead- ers Split Also | McGraw against Clan McCarthy to- |aay as the New York Giants invaded Cards and Cincir--ti in Yesterday's Games in last year's championship. Eighteen holes will be played today and tomorrow, while on Saturday, the Kar City, Aug. 21.- ee field, seeking the National) low 84 and ties will battle for Ar- league lead in aj | mour’s crown over the 36 hole route. four-game series _ BIG MET OF SEASON; The Haig Is 11 Strokes Under _ Par for First 36 Holes Over Detroit Course (IS FACING STRONG FIELD | gh School El even TH BRILLIANT 66 Athle""s Are Almost in Position to Claim Pennant for Second Year (By the Associated Press) While the National league pennant race goes merrily on without getting very near to a decision, the Philadel- phia fans are about ready to hear the news the Athletics have clinched the American league title for another year. ti It will require an amazing winning streak on the part of the Washington Senators or the New York Yankees, combined with a wholly unexpected slump on the part of the A’s, to keep the world’s champions from captur- ing another American league flag. After yesterday’s 5 to 0 victory over Detroit the Athletics had only 31 games left to play and a margin of 8% games over Washington. If Phila- delphia slumps so far as to lose half of its remaining contests, winding up the season with 98 victories and 56! defeats, Washington must win 25 of | its remaining 34 games to tie, while the Yankees, now 10 games behind, could lose only 7 of 33 games. The Senators continued their chase yesterday by trouncing the St. Louis| Browns 14 to 4, scoring 10 runs in the fifth inning. Bob Grove did some ragged hurling as he won his eighth straight game | and his twenty-first victory of the! season for the Athletics. The other American league clubs had a day of scheduled idleness. The leaders of the Natoinal league were joined in grief yesterday as all three succumbed to their rivals of lower rank in the standing. But Brooklyn was the only club which lost | ground. Cincinnati pitching proved | better than’s in two close duels, and the Robins lost by 2 to 1 scores. The last-place Phillies ‘evidently were destined to win their twice-tied game with the champion Chicago Cubs, although it required three days of effort to give them a 10 to 8 de- cision. The game, which started in an 1l-inning tie in the second half of Saturday's doubleheader, and failed to come to a decision in a 16-inning second clash Tuesday, finally was Played off yesterday. Five four-bag- gers played the important part in de- ciding the dispute. A single homer and a wild pitch by Fred Fitzsimmons were about enough | for the St. Louis Cardinals as they downed the New York Giants 5 to 4. Pinch Batsman George Fisher le a four-base clout for three runs, while B CUBS, GIANTS AND ROBINS ARE BEATEN IN YESTERDAY’S GAMES straight and twenty-first game of Season as Athletics defeated Tigers, ODoul and Don Hurst, Phillies Drove out five home runs, Davis get- George Tun with two on base helped to down Giants. seventeenth victory of season, holding ninth drove in run that defeated Robins in second game of double- header. championship, $5,000 of Sammy Man- Gell’s $45,000 purse was tied up in litigation. Enderlin to Play Denver Silverton and Long Beach Clash Today Also; New Orleans, Salina Draw Byes Colorado Springs, Colo., Aug. 21. —)—Play in the western series of the American Legion junior baseball tournament will begin today with Denver and Enderlin, N. D., clashing in thi curtain raiser. " if Silverton, Ore., will meet Long Beach in the second game of the twin bill, New Orleans and Salina, Kansas, drew byes for the open- ing day and will cross bats in Friday's opener. Tomorrow’s winners will come together in the second game with the finals scheduled for Saturday. ae Only three times since Davis cup Play was inaugurated in 1900 has America failed to have a team in the f'~~ts, Feats Yesterday (By The Associated Press) | Lefty Grove, Athletics—Won eighth | Virgil Davis, Chuck Klein, Frank Ing two, to defeat Cubs. Fisher, Cardinals — Home Ray Kremer, Pirates — Pitched raves to five hits. Red Lucas, Reds—Pinch double in Following his loss of the lightweight (qurtis [OTEL MINNEAPOLIS “WHERE THE! Guest Is Kine” —_a Largest Hotel in the Northwest, with Radio in Every Room and every other modern convenience. “Best Beps IN THE WORLD” Moderate Rates - Entertainment Daily. Garage Excellent Cafes. accommodations. The Curtis Hotel Minneapolis One block (diagonally) south of Foshay Tower Sain (®)—Five homers papi adelphia a 10 to 8 victory go Wednesday. seee+ 020111 500—10 13 1 400021 010-—— 8 141 Nelson, Osborn, the wild heave by the Giant pitcher | allowed the tying run to score. Pitts- | burgh gained a triumph of its own by | shutting out the Boston Braves 5 to 0) and passing the 500 mark for the first time since June 4. and the athletic director hopes to ne bring another team here on one week- end for which no game has yet been arranged. Missing from this year's schedule is Valley City, which has »roved to be Bismarck’s foremost rival m all lines of athletic endeavor the |; est two years. Campaign Opens Sept. 20 hedule will open Sept. 29 with | Lions facing the Demons and will close Armistice day with | 4 the Capital City eleven facing the Braves at Mandan. The tentative schedule follows: Saturday, Sept. 20—Linton at Bismarck. Saturday, Sept. Bismarck. Saturday, Oct. 4—Wi Williston (tentative). see Saturday, Oct. 11—Minot at Minot | Minn * 2 2 (tentative). Winters xon; Dum Saturday, Oct. 18—Jamestown at Bismarck. Saturday, Oct. 25.—Open. Friday, Oct. 31—Fargo at Fargo. Tuesday, Nov. 11—Mandan at Mandan. Floodlights will not be installed at | Hughes field for night games this fall, McLeod said last night. School au- shorities for a time considered the oroposal to have night games, but de- sided the plan would not be an eco- nomic success this season as most of Bismarck’s topnotch games will be layed away from home. McLeod said that in view of this ‘act, installation of the electric flood- ights would be too expensive an indertaking this year. Lefty Grove Wins 21st Game of Year Athletics Defeat Tigers 5 to 4 Senators Run Away From Browns 14 to 4 with the Cubs. f, _ The Cubs success- fully smoked out the Brooklyn Rob- ins in their series a week ago, but faced an even more dif- ficult task in at- tempting to stave # off the sensational rush of Clan Mc- Graw. Back when they had not found ; the gait which moved them past Brooklyn into sec- DIVIDE __|ond place, and into a position threat- Millers and’ (o- | ening the Cubs’ leadership, the Giants ‘a Columbus |Maneged to build up an edge over {Clan McCarthy. To date, the Giants had nine vi tories over the Cubs in 15 engage-| ments, and most of the margin was| built up right in Wrigley field. Sheriff Fred Blake was the Cub pitch- ing choice today, while Bill Walker, one of McGraw’s southpaws, was ex- pected to pitch for \the Giants. Advance sales in- dicated the mark of around 120,000 paid piabelcus, a Na-| nal league rec- —K ord, accomplished ~Walker in the four-game Robin-Cub series, would be surpassed, as CH Blues amassed ‘16 hi ap 9 40.1 Wedn over Chi D Philadelphi Chicago . Benge and Da Shealy and Z. Angley; She BR EWS, ukee. ated BROOKLY “game 8 to 2, but TWICE fe ds | shoved Brooklyn deeper into third place by taking a doubleheader by 2 to 1 le in the first no 002 000— 2 51! 5040 004 O0¢— 8 14.1 Barnes; Robertson TIONAL LEAGUE Terry (Giants), .409, (Phillies Home runs—Wilson (Cubs), 43. Stolen bases—Cuyler (Cubs), 30. .. 010 000 000-—— 1 +101 000 003— 2 | d Lopez; Frey and Gooch. cond! game: rooklyn incinnati riba and Lo h | - 000 102 005—- § 15 2 eae Oe DROR Ta Ratting—Gehrig (Yankees), .392, hompson; Runs—Ruth (Yankees), 133, Home run nkees), 44, RS, COLUMBUS Minneapolis._-The lumbus divided two winning the first 6 t the second 14 to §. (Tigers), 17. FORKS SERIES BEGUN Grand Forks, N. D., Aug. 21.—(P)}— The Northern Packers, national lea- gue champions, won the opening game of the city series from the A. O. U. W. diamondball team, American | league titleholders, here 7 to 4. Knud- son of the packers struck out 11 bat- ters. 3 St. Louis. 27—Mandan at behind to ew Yor . Louis: Fitzsi Bell, G iston at Hogan lancuso, Wilson! ‘ind 3 nd ont, Mos: R WINS SEVENTEENTH Second game: : Columbus: Minne: jionen aroun - hones msiey,™ SP°O-1 adie Cihockl, Wilmington short- stop, has been secured by the Phila- delphia Athletics. Tony Lazzeri, Yankee star, this year ager, is, not rs Hornsby’s return. He believes that the injured foot of the big second baseman will/has played all’ infield Posts except not completely heal this season. first base. rr e a m St. Paul 7 t uints took a. six-inning e 2 to 6 110 320 000. 2 For the same reasons that women buy furs in August —we urge you to settle next Winter’s heating problem NOW? 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