The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 22, 1931, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1981 UNABLE 70 DECIDE 6 O'CLOCK STATUTE) Two Teams Able to Play But Eight and Half Innings in Sunday Contest Goetz, M’Leod, and Lenaburg Clout Eight of Their Team's 13 Bingles Because of North Dakota’s Sunday 6 o'clock law, Bismarck and New Rockford baseball nines Sunday 1B afternoon were unable to play off a | 7 to 7 deadlock which resulted after they had played eight and one-half gS. The Capital City aggregation, spon- sored by the local Elks club, outhit the fast-traveling visitors 13 to 11 and played a better game in the field, er- ring but once to four times for the Rockfordites. New Rockford took a 4 to 3 lead in the second inning but Bismarck gained a 6 to 4 advantage by scoring three runs in the fourth frame. The | visitors counted three times in the f@ seventh and cighth and the iocal club | succeeded in knotting the count with one run in the eighth stanza. * M. Goetz, Roy McLeod, and Louis Lenaburg were Bismarck’s offensive stars, getting eight of their team’s 13 bingles. Bymoen and Lamb were © the best performers of the Eddy county crew. ‘The box score: ghth, a ood (Sate ea ' v2 20 @ Woehle, « i 2 2 © Leitner, ss "7: es Ta L. Wenstrom, i397 4-0 0} | Bymoem, rf iy 80-020 Kepner, ‘Ib . PO Ue Conk Lamb, p 2 2°24 2 F Klavitter,”« Eckley, #8 «« Totals .....6 Score by innings— New Rockford ...940 000 120. Bismarck .. » 300 01x fo = McLeod; double play, Rockford to UL. Lena Simle 11 in 8 innings by Lamb 8: &, off Lamb Simle (Eckley Umpires, Cayou' and S\ B, Hummel. Beulah Machine 94 Str Simle is, off Simle Stanton-Hazen But Crushes Dickinson Cowboys (Tribune Special Service) Dickinson, N. D., June 22.—Beulah lost its second game in 15 starts here Saturday when the Bismarck-Stan- a 9 to 3 victory. Herman, Beulah hurler, proved off form early in the game and the vic- nt two frames, Olson then took the mound and allowed the winners but one hit and one run in seven innings. Folden and Viestinz, regular Beulah performers, did not play Saturday. Knocking three pitchers from the box, Beulah Sunday crushed the Dickinson Cowboys 14 to 2. Beulah garnered 17 hits in the game. Olson, who again pitched for the Mercer county crew, whiffed 12 Cowboys. Dickinson will play Beulah at Beu- lah next Sunday. YEST@RDAY’S S-T Ss (By The Associated Press) Bob Grove, Athletics — Relieved Earnshaw with bases filled ard one out in ninth, made Grube pop up, and fanned Henline to save game for Athletics, 6-5. Earl Webb, Red Sox—His homer with one on in seventh beat Tigers, 7-6. Wesley Ferrell, Indians—Gave Sen- ators seven hits, smacked home run himself to win, 3-1. Al Lopez, Robins—Singled in ninth to drive in O'Doul with run that beat Cubs. LOCAL TRIO HIT BALL HARD},,72™% Miami Valley Golf club fairw: cards of 69-70-70-71 to pile up a 72-| hole total of 280, four shots lower | F! than Walter Hagen of Detroit, the] New It was the fourth iowest | Cleveland runnerup. I total since the western open began in | champion and three away from the! Haig came Gene York, who lost his championship, ani Jock Collins, Dayton’s home town pride. ranked fifth with 289, while Julius | 13-72-72-74—291—$70. seueze Von Eim, Detrott, 72-70-7%- iCards Split Pair; Wins and Loses wi ! Drops Contest to Bismarck-), ton-Hazen combination pounded out) Columbus tors clouted out eight runs in the first | { SUPREMACY DUE 10 iDudley Wins Western Open Golf Meet Honors in Tourney Water Hagen Gus 204] SENATORS CRUSH TIGERS TO STRENGTHEN HOLD ON LEAD Dayton, Ohio, June 22.—(#)—Big | Ed Dudley of Wilmington, Del., cap- tured the western open golf cham- | Pionship by four strokes Saturday af- ter giving the balloon ball four of the merriest rides of its stormy career. Taming the larger pellet with an and consistent _ brillancy, Dudley toured the heavily-trapped ys with 1899 and four strokes under par for) the distance. Seven shots away from the new} Sarazen of New Ros Olin Dutra of Los Angels Ackerbloom, Little Rock, Ark., pro, | landed in a sixth-place tie with Bob MacDonald, Chicago golf teacher, with 290. Sixteen others shattered | 300, including Mortie Dutra, Long |} Beach, Calif., 291, and George Von!j Elm, Detroit, 292. | Johnny Fischer, University of | Michigan freshman, led the amateurs with 294. Four-round totals of the leaders and their cash prizes: PI Ed Dudley, Wilmington, Del., 69-70- Ri Walter Hagen, Detroit, 68-75-69-72 —284—$300. Gene Sarazen, New York, 71-72-73- T1—287—$115. n Jock Collins, Dayton, Ohio, 74-67- ‘71-75—287—$175. Olin Dutra, Los Angeles, 70-73-73- 73—289—$100. Julius Ackerbloom, Little Ark., 72-72-73-73—290-—$85. Bob MacDonald, Chicago, 72-72-72- ‘74—290—$85. Mortie Dutra, Long Beach, Calif., Rock George Joe Ezar, Hot. Springs, Ark. 77-73- 73-71—294—; Minneapolis Wins Two and Loses One’ Saints Win Pair From Toledo; Louisville and Indianapolis Win One Each Tri the Toledo, evened th St. Bo! « cro 11: 8 Vi str to jen INDIANS WIN FIFTH 1B Indianapolis — The Indians won fifth straght game by defe e tol i WAVE LONG 4 M wou two rd_after- Wd iost one gan with Ca . to 1, which the managers agrecd to play. | First Game by art pa Hinkle, Second game (forfeited to Minne-| apolis). poe Min Col Sh grave 1! 1) shi nd Hai pman and Desautels, Chicago 70~71—280—$500. se Boston, June 22 and Braves split even Sunday, the be taking the opener, 6 to 2, and Burleigh Grimes shutting them out in Brooklyn Warneke v and’ “McCurdy; rroll and Sukeforth. Minot, N. D., June 22.—Dr. W. C.| Robinson won the golf championship sponsored by the Minot Dental club tournament final here, 5 and 3. Dr. E. G. DeMots won the first flight | carried off honors in the champion- r-| Nedrud won the first-flight consola- | tion title. AMERICAN LEAGU Won Lé Pi Tite | 41 ton AMERICAN Ame hiladelphi jeveland. w York, 7-2. National League 6 Louis, 2 in Ansociation Toledo, 0-3 ,» Kansas City 5 umbus Giants Defeated, { Robins Beat Cubs 7 to 6 After Three Hours; Phillies Beat Cincy Again —P}—The Cards nightcap, 1 t First Game H. E. Louis ... 600 902 900. (a 5 000105 00x—6 9 1 rringer, Wilson; on. irimes and Mancu: onin, 4 B he Giants dropped an inning contest to Pittsburg! 4 ROBINS WIN LONG GAME if ‘The Robins and uggled through nearly three hou eball before Brooklyn ¥ cago. noklyn 002 10 out, Sweetland, Ma- and Hemsley; Phelps, Vance and 100 000 900. 1 Frey, Kolp, | ROBINSON WINS MEET defeating Dr. J. A. Babcock in the ampionship, and Dr. R. C. Long ip consolation event. Dr. H. J. Won Lost Pet. Senators . 5 1 857 Yankees 4 2 667 | Tigers 3 3 500 Indians ft 5 167 “1 New York 4 (11 ine; . | Washington, 3 to 1. | Wyatt, ‘Herring Leaders in Little Four League, Junior Circuit, Win 43 to 3 Saturday Walloping the Tigers 43 to 3 in a wild game Saturday, the Senators tightened their hold on first place in the Little Four league, one of the junior baseball loops sponsored in the city by the Bismarck board of recre- ation. The Yanks won from the Tigers by forfeit. With seven of their nine men hit- ting safely, the Senators garnered 19 safe clouts off the offerings of C. Balzer and L. Andrews. Eleven Tiger errors aided the Senators in piling up their large score. The losers secured but two hits off the offerings of C. Kupitz, Senator hurler, and the vic- tors gave their moundsman great support. The standings in the Little Four league Monday were: ‘The box score of Saturday's game: ABR Rs CY 0 3 B 8 9 0 J. 7 18 0 F. 5 0 0 2 o 0 5 20 3 is 2 00 4319 21 4 0.024 oo 41 oot 0 a i161 ood al 6 0 1 of 600% fe 4% 000 0 Totals sss sessus ceed 11 Score by inni H.E. Senators iy 4 Tigers 211 ry—Home runs, Carr, Sny- der; hits, off Balzer 4 in 2 innings, off Entringer 12 in 4 innings, off A drews 3 in 1 inning, off Kupitz 2 innings; struck out, by Kupitz 17, Andrews 1, by Entringer 3, by Bal 1; bases on + Summ i er off Kupitz 2, off off’ An- Umpires, Bobzien ‘and Dutt. Balzer drews Chicago Errors Help Athletics Macks Win 6 to 5; Cleveland and Boston Win Once Each, St. Louis Twice Chicago, June 22.—(%)—Two errors by Appling in the eighth led to two runs Sunday to give Philadelphia the edge over Chicago, 6 to 5. R.H. E. Philadelphi: 102 010.020—6 3 Chicago 200 001 002 Earnsha rove and Hevi Thomas, Faber, Moore and Tate. i off Entringer 10, FERR Is HERO Cleveland—Ferrell won his victory for Cleveland, turning r Washington Cleveland .. 6 0 Crowder and Spencer; Ferrell and Myatt. BOSTON BEATS DETROIT Detroit—Rothrock’s homer in the seventh which scored a man ahead | ‘4 Detroit. Boston Detroit iS 12 Kline, Moore and Berry; Whitehill, | d Hayworth, YANKS LOSE PAIR St. Louis—Gehrig hit his 14th homer and Ruth his 13th, but the Yankees were twice defeated by St, Louis, 9 to 7 and 8 to 2. First Game a walt 104 022 00x—9 11 Wells and Dickey; Stewart and Crouch, Young. Second Game New York .......000001010—2 8 3 St. Louis . 024 001 01x—-8 11 0) J Gomez, Weaver, Weinert and Jor- gens; Hebert and ‘Ferrell. WELL , HOOPLE, I FIND You AS FIT AS A FIDDLE AND ALL OVER YOUR ILLNESS! ~~ BUT I WANT You “To EAT SPARINGLY, CUT DAWA OA YOUR SMOKING AND BE IN BED EVERY Ralph Kress, Browns — Connected for two doubles and three singles in double-header with Yankees. Frank Watt, Phillies—Held Reds to five hits, beat them 7-1 Pepper Martin, Cardinals— Home Tun in sixth beat Braves, 1-0. BUYS BALL CLUB Nashville, Tenn., June 22.—(4)—-Fay Murray, Nashville, part owner of the Minneapolis Baseball club of the American association, Saturday an- nounced the purchase of the Nash- ville Southern association club from R. G, Allen, Sr., and R. G. Allen, Jr, effective at once. Murray said he as- * sumed the obligations of the Allens and also.paid them a cash consider- ation,.which was not made public. Joe Klugman will be retained as manager. TIE IN GOLF MEET Minot, N. D., June 22—Each with 1-h totals of 101, G. D. McDon- nd A. Gran tied for first place NIGHT BEFORE “TEN! OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Ahern HIS RECENT ILLNESS HAS WIDENED “TH’ CRACKS IN ¢ “TH” OLD BLOCK! HE WAS “TELLING ME OF A PLAN“To GET SOMEONE-To FINANCE HIM FoR A BALLOON ASCENSIONS1O. GO GREAT CAESAR, Doctor, You sO TELL MEL AM ’ COMPLETELY CURED, BUT L MUST Do —tHose THINGS 24 ~~ EE“GAD! Now I AM SICK ! WoRSE “THAN I'VE EVER FELT. IN MY LIFE! UP 25 MILES AN’ BEAT PROF. PICCARDS RECORD! Bismarck and New Rockford Baseball Nines Battle to 7-7 Deadlock — GOODMAN CONQUERS BOLSTAD IN TRANS- MISSISSIPPI MEET OMAHA SHOTMAKER |Mate Gallops to Win in American Derby GETS EARLY LEAD IN FINAL CONTEST Obtains Three-Hole Margin on First 18 Holes to Clinch Victory in Event MRS, HILL WOMEN’S WINNER Erratic Putting Prevents St. Paul Golf Master From Closing Gap to Win Minneapolis, June 22.—(#)— The nearly perfect golf which gave him vietory over earlier oppoents brought Johnny Goodman of Omaha the Trans-Mississippi championship here Saturday. Sweeping aside Lester Bolstad of St. Paul, 5 and 4 in the 36-hole final. the Nebraska youth regained the titie he held in 1927. His victory seemed assured after the first nine. Bolstad, former na- tional public links champion, never led Goodman and was three down after the forenoon 13 holes. of the played him on the green on virtually every hole. However, the St. Paul still 3 down. Goes Four Over Par Goodman was 4 over perfect golf Seeond H. G, Hall, 367 East Sar George S. Robi Louis D, Balthasar, Herman Kashins, 225 Gordon A. Larkin, 44 Liberty Lipsky, 3844 Poplar St., Philadelphia, William P. Maier, 2 oi ‘oy H. Meinhart, 2624 Hackworth St, Ashland, Ky. Forrest Marrill, Flat River, Mo. o ii P, J. Munn, 49 Federal St. Charles H. Newman, 155 Henry St. Thomas L. Powers, 197 Blue Hills Parkway, Milton, Mass, F. R. Ritchie, 746 Portage Trail, Cuyahoga Falls, 0. son, 1021 Napier Pl, Lawrence Park, Erie, Pa. descr Seidlin, AHred College, Alfred, N. Y. Speier, Box 265, Marcellus, Mich, uhami, Amsterdam, Holland Wright, 646 Hartshorn 30 Prizes of $30 Each on the nine he had found best fitted for his game. He put on the pres- sure again to become 4 up when Bolstad picked up on the 29th and 0th. e Bolstad’s last effort came on the 31st, when he ran down a pult for a The latter stopped him dead on the 164-yard 32nd hole by dropping a birdie 2 and the championship. the senior flight championship, de- feating A. D. Hays, Minneapolis, 2 and 1. Starting the 36-hole round, he de- | jbirdle 4 against Goodmans par 5.| t | curling side-hill putt 20 feet for a| D. N. Tallman, Minneapolis, woa| After winning medalist honors wit! | Home rift 1140 for 30 holes, Goodman elimini- | Ruth, Yenkees, and Foxx, Athletics, race performer in the west, furnished nated Allan Labatt, Minneapolis, 2) Stolen bases —~Chapm up, and won from Denmar Miller, | 23: Johnson, Tigers, 1 Des Moines, Iowa, 4 and 3, in 18-hole ;, matches. jletics, won ! a ‘battle but her game cracked and the | Favorite Noses Out Pittsburgh- wilting heat ended her chances on the | st 28th hole. er to Win $48,675; Equals | Track Record MAJOR LEAGUE Chicago, June 22.—()—Mate, which LEADERS | conquered Twenty Grand in the | Preakness, galloped to victory in the $50,000 American Derby at Washing- ton park Saturday. |. The chestnut three-year-old, owned jby A. C. Bostwick of Philadelphia, won in a driving finish with Pitts- burgher, gaining the victory by the | narrowest possible margin—by a nose. Joey Bibb, a sensational allowance (By the Associa’ Cneluding “¢ uins—-Myer, ; Simmons and Bishop, Athle: Hits—Cronin, mons, Athletic: runs—Ge 88; Sim Yankees, 143 n, Yankees,|@ stunning surprise by finishing, | third, three lengths ahead of Mor- won 8, pheus, the third outsider to share in Sead i the rich purse. | When the time for the 1% miles Pitching. lost 1; G tors, won jfeated Earl Larson, Minneapolis, 4 jand 3. | | Fred Dold of Wichita, Kan., fell be-| the semi-finals. i | Goodman shot a medal score of 70 to tie the course record established | iby Billy Sixty, Milwaukee, in the sec- | {ond round of qualifying play. MRS. O. S. HILL WINS T-M TITLE AGAIN, 10-8 ; St. Louis, June 22.—()--Mrs. O. |S. Hill of the Meadow Lake Coun- joy club, Kansas City, climbed back | to the top of women’s Trans-Miss s- | ‘sippi golfdom Saturday with a de- cisive 10 and 8 victory over Mrs. Igna- Goodman wavered on the first nine | tius S. Hynes of the Normandie Golf! 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