The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 16, 1931, Page 9

“ ” Washington Pitcher Limits Phil- g HADLEY, GRINES SHARE HURLING ‘Swim Stars to Gather for A.A. U. Meet HONORS IN 193 adelphia Athletics to Four Hits Wednesday Helene “Madison, 17-7 17-Year-Old Washington Speedster, to Feature Championships New York, April 16—(%)—Three MOUNDSMEN GO FULL ROUTE from ftom all over the natiow start pur- Cardinals! Veteran Tosses Bal for First Shutout in Major Loop This Year (By The Associated Press) Fans who haven’t already forgotten nr of the national A. A. U. women’s 1 indoor swimming titles. Helene ster from the Washington A.C, Seattle, whose first eastern appear- ‘ance is the feature of the champion- ships, is to try for her first new title and record in the 100-yard free style, a strong favorite to win. The 300- ah lve medley the pre-season hullabaloo over the. fancy dive are the other events hew baseball used in the major|-ry leagues this year may well wonder cham after two days of big time play what} the scores effect the altered sphere is having. It seems evident the ball still i5| the Brooklyn Central ¥. M. C. A. Thursday ‘night's program. lonships will be continued associat swimming Saturday and Sunday after moving to eits id lively as the home runs are made at! morrow. their usual rate, but good pete! performances appear on the increase as well. Eight pitchers went the full route in the two major leagues Wed- nesday, an unusual number for the second day of the season. “Bump” Hadley of Dihe sdee ier and Burleigh Grimes, veteran spitballer of the St. Louis Cardinals, shared the topmost hurling honors. Hadley limited the world’s champion Phila- delphia Athletics to four hits while the Senators fell on big George Earn-j shaw for five runs in the fourth in- ning and a 7 to 1 victory. Grimes pitched the year’s first shutout, set- ting the Cincinnati Reds dowa with seven blows as the Cards wen 4-0. Red Lucas went the route for Cin- cinnati. - Bob Smith of the Chicago Cubs and Claude “Weeping” Willoughby of Pittsburgh staged a full length duel. the. Cubs winning their second straight 6 to 5. Manager Rogers Hornsby provided the winning run with a homer. Continuing the of the opening day, the Boston Braves and St. Louis Browns each won a second successive game and joined the Cubs, Cardinals-and New York Yankees in the top’ positions of the two le: Effective pitching with good hitting behind it told the tale of each case. Although both were hit rather free- ly, Sammy Gray of St. Louis bested Waite Hoyt of Detroit to gain a 6 to 4 triumph. Both hurled the full game. Seibold held the Brooklyn Robins to eight hits to give the Braves a 9 to 3 triumph. The Braves hit safely 17 times and the Robins contributed seven errors. Their infield work, with Thompson and Wright both on the sick list, was especially weak. The two New York teams figuretl in the leading slugging contests. With Lou Gehrig’s first home run as the big blow, the Yanks scored five runs in. the first inning then barely out-|;+ lasted the Boston Red Sox, putting: over a run in the ninth to win 8-7. Henry Johnson failed to. last after fanning 12 Boston batters. The Phil- lies slammed five Giant pitchers and scored eight runs in the second in- ning to triumph 10-7. Chuck Klein's third homer in two days was toe fea- ture. In the remaining game, the Chica- go White Sox squared their series with Cleveland by a 7 to 6 ten-inning victory. ‘Te Sears oe Sox were outhit 16-10. Will Pick Derk Derby Eve Exhibitions Board of Control to D Control to Decide on Wrestling or Boxing for En- tertainment May 15 Louisville, Ky. ey hag enie! Kentucky state control will Reciad whether boxers or wrestlers will en- tertain Kentucky Derby fans on Der- z 3 E & t Boxing a bout between Eddie Shea, featherweight, and Tomaly Paul, falo, rated fifth and ninth respective- ly by the National Boxing ‘of which Kentucky is a member. Ring Is Set for Dempsey Divorce pe Time for Actual Proceedings Must Be Set for Former Heavyweight Champion Hollywood, Cal. April 16. With divorce proceedings inevitable and the seconds named, all that remained Thursday for the stag- ing of the court battle between ‘Taylor of the movies and Jack ip sey, former world’s heavyweight fistic champion, was the fixing of the time = ft 5 F i He EEg ‘| ii Senators Pound Out Win Over A’s| White Sox Defeat Indians 7-6 in 10 Innings; Yanks and Browns. Victorious Washington, April 16.—(7)—Batting hard to square matters for their ace feat in the opening game, the Wash- ington Senators aetent fea the -Phila- delphia Athletic Philadelphia ‘Washington Earnshaw, Mahaffey, Cochrane and Heving; ‘Spencer. Hadley and CHISOX WIN IN 1 Cleveland—Batting out a a éatoct tie, the Chicago White Sox got a run in an extra toth inning and defeated the Cleveland | Indians, to 6, oO jo4 011,0001—7 10 1 +111 000°1110—6 16 4 Harder, Fay Thomas and YANKS SET, ‘ore’ BORTON New York—Scbrin, winning runn the last of the ninth after Bow ton had scpred twice to tie in its half, the New York Yankées made ‘It two straight over the Boston Red Sox with a score of 8 to 900 002 212—7.8 ¢ 0.000 011—8 13 1 1, Brillheart, Mor- nso, Sherid and as Cleveland Macfayden, ris and Berry; J Dickey. BROWNS BLANK TIGERS St, Louis—The St. Louis Browns re- peated their oj opening day success and won a second victory over Detro! 6 to 4, Johnson, Detroit right elder, hit a homer. Detroit . 0200001014 14 0 St. Louis 1000 30x—6 13 2 Zack Outpoints Grand Forks Man Clubhead Swinging in Line of Flight Aids ‘Follow Through’ Why is the follow through so cs- sential to good golf? * ® * Bobby Jones says nothing can Gone to improve the shot after ball is hit. The follow through the drive is affected by what one a before, not after, the shot is made. nice follow through can be attained by keeping the club-head low and close'to the ground swinging out along the line of flight, the result being a clean hit straight ball. Tilden, Richards Will Match Skill Big Bill Has Not Received Vin- cent's Alleged Offer to Wager $2,500 Minneapoils, April 16.—(?)—Wil- gis will match their skill on a tennis court in a series of five matches, the not been completed ‘other than the match will be played May 19. has not been selected. 3 At & 5 & 8 “He has made no such offer to me,” Ered eh as Grimes’ Hurling Defeat Pirates; Phillies Trim Giants Cincin April 16.—u)—Burleigh Grimes, showing mid-season form, Bat Cheski Shades Ray Cosset in Semi-Windup; Solomon registered the second straight victory for the St. Louis Cards over the Cin- cinnati Reds, 4 to 6. St. Loui: 160 101 100—4 13 0 Cincinnati . 24.000 000 000—0 7 Grimes ai ‘ilson; Sukeforth, Lucas and Knocks Out Fiest Grand Forks, N. A —P)— Al Zeck, Dilworth, sigh" 5K A. A. U. middleweig! Emmet Smith, Grand Forks, cuamoien, gave itig lemon hh tie candace eekly atic program here Wednes- | Bro Zeck clearly outboxed Smith to take | the first three rounds while the local boy rallied to gain a draw for the fi- nal session. It was a tame bouk with Zeck content to pile up points opponent. his less €: Ray semi-windup battle. They are wel- i ag ‘Bob Solomon, Fargo 132-pounder, feos Se ate Pee eee of'l'in the second round: while nile Johnny Baker, East Grand Forks, shaded Billy Dunn, Moorhead, in ® rough and tumble four-round engagement. HANDY WITH DUKES | Magruder Tuttle, who played cen- i | ter for she Navy eleven: last fell, tules vyweight aise BRAVES REPEAT VICTORY Boston—While Seibold held the Brooklyn Robins to eight scattered hits, the Boston Bray: ‘ler's team- mates pounded out their second con- secutive victory, over their visitors, wining 9 to 3. Brook! clyn 000010 200—3 8 7 004 401 00x—9 17 3 fore," Heimach, “Thurston, Mat: tingly and Lombardi; Seibold and Spohrer. noe NOSE OUT PIRATES jcago—Seven hits, bunched in the nen and sixth innings. was the ex- tent of Pittsburgh's hitting ott smith, Chicago moundsman, when the Cubs cond ‘straight victory Rogers Pittsburgh 000 023 000-5 T 0 Chicago 04 010 60x—6 10. and Hemsley; Smith and Hartnett, 3 Hornsby hit a hom PHILLIES EVEN COUNT Philadelphia—The Phillies squared accounts with the New. York Glants pounding five pitchers for 13 hits and @ 10-to-7 victory. Klein, Philly cen- ter, hit his third homer. New York . Philadelphia Schumache cas, Chaplin ‘and O'Farrell; Benge and Davis. 10 001 OOx—10 12 5 Hubbell, Lu-, Dudley, PAINTING YOUR , HOUSE “BDAY ~~ AN" T THIKK YUL BE GEetrine ALONG BACK “To CHICAGO! ve: PACK UP “TONIGHT, . WAKE -<~We ois TH? TM GOING Te HELP PAY ey __as_the STARS _play it. ——ames BY ART > Mam P. Tilden and Vincent Richards | | Arrangements for the matches have | x; said Big Bill, former national singles | B: touring Lehre giving exhibitions. - With iis Sides Te Karel Pare, Wins for Cards; Braves Trounce Brooklyn; Cubs} 100001 203— 7 11 2] Ki 3) Toled ; GIVE You S35 SAINTS CONQUE CONQUER INDIANAPOLIS IN SECOND CONTEST Louisville Colonels Even Up Se- ties by Defeating Minne- apolis in 10th RED BIRDS BEAT BREWERS Kansas City Blues Gain Victory Over Toledo Mud Hens in Ninth Inning THROUGH IS ATTAINED BY WHAT} ONE: DOES :BeroRs & | Not AFTER THE,“ sHor ts MADE,! 183 (OAR. Chi¢ago, April 16—(®)—Albert Lel- field’s band of St. Paul Saints Thurs- day was the only American Associa- tion team to show up with two vic- tories for two days of endeavor. The Saints Wednesday picked on Indianapolis for a 10 ta 4 victory, biti the other winners in Tuesday's pening day contests were defeated. neva “Slim” Harriss, St. Paul vet- eran, gave the Indians nine hits, keeping them well apart, while four Indianapolis hurlers, Holshauder, Smith, Hall and Mulroney, were bat- ted for 13, including a homer by Da- wi ee Ve | Standings of the || _touisvine, 1930 champions of the ? Club: Thomas Jefferson Hickey League, ubDs evened up the series with Minneapolis, winning in the 10th inning after com- AMERICAN ASSOCIATION ing from behind to tie the score. Paul Won Lost Pet, McCullough, Miller hurler, became . "wild in the extra inning and walked in the winning run. Joe De Berry started for the Colonels, but was in- Milwaukee Louisville . ‘ansas Cit; Columbus. Indianapolis . and young Ed Walsh. The son of the into the game in time to gain credit st. Loilia’ for the victory. Chicago Milwaukee and Columbus staged eto cs 0 janother slugging bee, with the Red ‘Philadelphii Birds turning the tables on the Brew- rooklyn. ers, 13 to 12.. Milwaukee had driven Bubber Jonnard to cover during the big inning. They picked up the win- ning runs in the home half of the + ninth. King headed the Columbus assault with a pair of homers. The = tststemncco™ Petetetetotet t Pittsburgh AMERICAN LEAGU St. Louis . SOMME Im SOSHMINER OHH MMH EtS eauksuws® Philadelphi Cleveland Red Birds collected 14 hits oif Jon- Corenineton, nard, Frank Miller and Dinty Gear- | Deerete, ){in, while Wetherell and Russ Miller Boston . gave up 12. Columbus employed three pinch batsmen in the ninth and all delivered. © A ninth inning assault also pro- Saints Register duced results for the Kansas City id S. {Blues in the form of @ 6 to 5 victory m ver s over Teledo. Triples by Knotte and é Eddie Pick and a single by Denver Griggsby brought in three runs and McCullough Pitches Wild in 10th |a victory. me ew |Gar Wood Pilots Boat 102.5 Miles ‘an Hour in Trial Makes Two Test Runs in Prep- aration for Assault on World Speed Record Indianapolis, April 16.—(%—Pound- Ing out five Indianapolis hurlers, the Saints made it two in a row from the Indians by veining, 10 to 4. St. Paul .. 0 061 200—10 13 3 Indianapolis $00 002 20 4 Harriss and Fenner; Holshouser, Smith, Hall, Mulrooney, Barnhart and Augley. MeCULLOUGH LOSES FOR MILLERS Louisville—MeCullough went wild in the 10th inning and walked home the winning run after filling the bases, giving Louisville the second game over his Minneapolis team- mates, 6 to gieaie ete gt 19 H Minneapolii Miami Beach, Fla., April 16—(?)— ) {effective and gave way to Weiland! former Chicago White Sox star got} rigin Major r League Hurlers Make Good | Showing With New Baseball ST. PAUL ONLY ASSOCIATION CLUB UNDEFEATED THIS SEASO Seven Derby Horses Out of Runnin BRISBANE HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS HAVE ENVIABLE 1931 RECORD Girls’ Squad Wins Grant Coun- ty Title; Boys’ Quint Scores 480 Points in Year Brisbane, N. D., April 16—Boys’ and girls’ high school basketball teams here this year made exceptional re- cords, according to M. J. McDonaugh, coach of both squads. Winning every game this season, the Brisbane girls scored 84 points in 10 games to their opponents’ 42 and won the Grant county girls’ cage title. ‘The Brisbane boys won 11 and lost only one of their pre-tournament games. The quint scored 480 points to their opponents’ 278 during the season's play and were victorious in 15 of 18 games played including tour- nament contests. ‘The boys’ cage crew annexed third place honors in the Grant county tourney and third place honors in the district meet. They also placed two men on both the Grant county and district tournament teams and one received honorable mention in the Associated Press basketball honor roll. Members of the girls’ squad include Ida Simpson, Viola Knutson, Grace Hammarstedt, Elsie Griffith, Enid Hostetler, Thelma Boll, Franklyn Weeden and George Weeden. Included in the lineup of the Bris- bane boys’ team were Raymond Spiel- man, Donald Ferguson, John Jacobs, Edward Fite, Raymond Hone, Ken- neth Stewart, Edward Spielman, and William Spielman. ‘The summary of the girls’ season follows: j Thain Raleigh Opponents Brisbane Carson . Raleigh Freda Elgin . Freda Leith . Leith Total . Summary of the boys" ” pasketbal season follows: Thain Raleigh Elgin . Carson Flasher Raleigh Freda Leith Thain Leith Carson Raleigh Thain Carson Solen rant County Meet 18, Dinirict’ Meet Total |Form Group to Build |. Up Young Fighters) New York, April 16—()—The | “Cauliflower Business” has a new corporation which aims to bring about a boxing comeback by developing new | talent. The Madison Square Garden International Sports, Inc.; received its certificate of incorporation Wednes- day with William F. Carey as presi- dent of the new concern. It is Planned to hold weekly shows at the Garden through the summer.to de- velop pecnetieneet fighters into bet- | bei | Springs, Ind., for a two weeks’ rest. ‘late Tex Rickard, said top price for Nodak Grid Team to Play Oregon Kentucky Racing to § Racing to Start aj Lexington Saturday; 123 Eligibles Remain the Kentucky Louisville, Ky., April 16—/?)}—wital Derby exactly s month away seven of the 130 eligibles havo| been declared out of the race for vari- ous reasons. at Grand Forks|s==: University Eleven Has 11 Games|? on 1931 Schedule, Six of Which Are at Home Grand Forks, N. D., April 16.—(P)— Dr. Clarence Spears’ university of Oregon football team, member of the Pacific Coast conference, will play the University of North Dakota at Grand Forks Oct. 24, according to an an- nouncement made Thursday morning by C. A. West, Flickertail athletic di- rector and head grid coach. The game is the outcome of three years of negotiation between the two schools in which conflict of dates has pre- vented previous contracts. ‘The Oregon game gives North Da- kota a schedule of 11 games, six of which are at Memorial stadium. In addition to Oregon the Nodaks play Gustavus Adolphus, St. Olaf, South Dakota university, De Paul and North Dakota Aggies on the home field and | South Dakota State, Duquesne, St. ‘Thomas, Morningside and Washington away from the city. Schmeling to Rest At Health Resort! South Bend, Ind., April 16.—(7)— Having received formal notification that his first effort in defense of the heavyweight championship will be made July.3 at Cleveland against Young Stribling, Max Schmeling Thursday went to French Lick The German titleholder and his manager, Joe Jacobs, Wednesday were told by Dick Dunn, who will handle the fight for the Madison Square Garden corporations of New York and Ohio,.that the new municipal stadium at Cleveland had been selected as the | site of the battle. Dunn, associated for years with the ringside seats would be $25. The new arena at Cleveland will seat 110,000, and Dunn predicted a gate of around Burleigh Grimes, Cardin first shutout cf major giving Reds seven hits to win 4-0. Benny Tate, White Sox— Doub in tenth inning to drive in winn run against Cleveland. Henry Johnson, Yankees— Giants, including his third homer two days. 12 Red Sox batters as Yanks won 8-7 Bump Hadley, Senators—Held Ath. letics to four hits and struck cut fi for a 7-1 victory. Rogers Hornsby, Cubs—His ho jrun gave Cubs 6-5 victory over Pi. rates. Socks Seibold, Braves — Stoppedl Brooklyn with 8 hits to win 9-3. Lou Gehrig, Yankees—Hit with two aboard in first inning ta start Yankee's rally against Red So FEED ME NORT CRACK (A MEAT AND Louisville In two measured runs over the In- Parks, NcChiiough ry Sredtul dian creek mile course here today, Hargrave; Deberry, Welland, Walk Gar Wood came within 43 miles per om ha hour of equaling Kaye Don's world motorboat speed record of 103.49 miles per hour. Wood's average for sb] his two fastest of five runs, was to | 103.069 miles per hour. 101 070 300—12 18 ¥ ‘Wood made his fastest time on the NEAT hart Rae ae fifth run when his Miss America IX ‘Wetherell, Re’ Miller” and at oon fe Tage ouiies ve a two way speed was 103.069. = Fitted RALLY To win el Immediately after his fifth run, turing two trl and 4 error, Ret Wood CA he igs replenish his {Senne ete§ Voigt ort olde [to ls engi ‘angi — +201 020 000—5 11 5) fea othe ier ann at tho .recorg ‘When Wood climbed out of his boat at the dock his Ratha Maa son, See SENATORS DOWN BREWE Columbus—Columbus evened the fies with Milwaukee by stagin, ninth inning rally to triumph, 1 Milwauke Columbus . Jonnard, Manion; Desautels. Holle} faley, Bayne and Pes ters; Susce, Collipg, Mays, Cooney and Devormer. FLIPPER 1S GeTrid BETTER ! ~ WELL, TLt LEAVE (TIAN TH” SLING UNTIL WE Hct CHI fw WILD GEESE TOMORROW || AND GAS ~ iF Re BUM vie Isr WING ABLE “To iy er ae & a z | ter drawing cards. 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