The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 19, 1932, Page 8

_THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1932 © e N arr es No-Hit Game to Join Ba if alia ey ! , | dr ‘ F | d t B t B a tt | H respectively; Indiana depends on its) . iPetroile Favore o 5ea alingo middie distance runners, headed by | i the sensational Henry Brocksmith, | 5 > TRS | * {mile and two-mile sta Michigan a Js : | abe F | Ed Russell, quarter~ PAUL HURLING ACE! Yanks Make Clean 22° >" %'e=|ernepas wi vow w chase!) INTENGE FIGHT Stain. ts me ene ee 4 i iti which defeated Indiana and Purdue Chicago 200 002 123-10 10 1) Stadium Tradition to llast week, is always regarded as a iia i§ e of Games 102 042 “| Score Knockout leontender’ with Coach Harry Gill, ‘aces Only 28 Men in Nine Inn-/ WEED hota, | | eee at have won 11 tes, a, ‘i laure and Fieber. and Berry; ny |. A questionnaire to the 10 coaches | _ ings; Apostles Contribute | With W estermers “2 Hema Tete, | Chicago, May 19—()—Billy Pe- i tke ceaterenGe ‘Perlted in CMA T6le | % Support i NATIONAL LEAGUE \trolle and Bat Battalino will have to Howing concensus of winners in each | ie pp | ns Godson, Defeat Pirates |chase a new Chicago Stadium tradi-|(ngiana, Indoor Title Holder, event: | H oy | Pitteburen—'The Brooklyn Dodgers! tion to score a knockout when they er: 5 ? | 100-yard dash: Bennett, Ohio State, a Cubs Entrench Themselves at junched their blows off Bill Swift in/hammer blows at each other Friday Will be Pushed by Rival or ‘Thompton, Minnesota, WAILLERS DEFEAT BREWERS ‘ the fourth to win 4 to 2. Watson Clark | night. |" 2a0-yard dash: Bennett. 3] Top on National League aiiowed four hits, | So far this season, many of the Squads _ | Quarter-mile, Russell, Michigan. ‘ | Pennant Ladder R H_ E-,hardest hitters of the ring have en- il Half-mile: Turner, Michigan, or Columbus Red Birds Drop In- ila ‘Brooklyn... 000 301 000—4 9 2|/gaged in featured battles in the Chi- Hornboestal, Indiana. { ee fi { Pittsburgh. . 000 000 110-2 4 Ojcago stadium punch bowl but notiSEEK OLYMPIC NOTICE; Mile and two-mile: Brocksmith, In-| dianapolis, 11 to 10, in | : | Clark and Lopez; Swift, French andi one has emerged with anything bet- | diana. Slugfest | (By The Associated Press) Grace. |ter than a decision, ‘The closest ap- High tants Saling, Iowa, or Us | Returns from the year's first inter-j mea proach to a knockout was Ernie ., . .._|Keller, Ohio State. lasericdnl’ eteite swote/ ab HANA TRIER Cubs Set Down Phils ,|Schaaf’s crushing defeat of Young| Henry Brocksmith, Hoosier Dis-|"o,’ nurdies: Keller. | day, and the only outstanding bene- | ,,Chicaso—The Chicago Cubs made it Stribling, but Stribling hung on. tance Runner, May Win | Pole vault: Beecher, Indiana; | Chicago, May 19—(P)—After 15 ficjaries ia EG appeared three in a row over the Phillies bY)" Roth Betrolle and Battalino wound if jWonsowitz, Ohio State or Hess of j . ia jficiaries of the mov t appea winning the series final, 6 to 4. = ) years of tossing in major and minor'to be the Chicago Cubs in the Na-| R up their training activities Thursday p Two Events Minnesota (possibly a tie). 4 ae re ' gue the New York! philadetphi with the usual predictions of victory. Shot put: Munn, Minnesota (Cook league parks, Bryan “Slim” Harriss ;tional League and |Philadeiphia 000 003 o10— 4 7 3, With hi : j fhe th no: hit, no-run im. niente agli (Oeeeee ure ain ai om ‘ oe ere et Mt qietory ieee Bie 19.—()—Thri o arnee auioer Vol Michigan or as joine: aa | all nine engagements! Benge, H. Elliot and V. Davis; Bush ,caus vi “Bat”! Evanston, Ill, May 19—()—Three|_! 3 a ‘i fmortals of baseball. ausaan | ns from the west, the {and Hartnett, [in 12 rounds at New York. hundred athletes, comprising one of Biddinger, Indiana. For Every Man. . . For Every Occasion The veteran St. Paul moundsman >i). ed Washington’ and! | the strongest fields in the 32-year-| Javelin throw: wide open. (Robin- i é (ehecked in with his brilliant per | ore in first place. The Cubs, win-| Giants Pound Reds | T k L :. . old history of the Big Ten track and |son and Carson of Illinois and Smith, For dress, for sport, for every occasion . . . here’s a pformance UGE iad wetinivi"E lning elght of 12 from the National) Cincinnati The New York Giants) rac UMIMNALIE S| tieia meet, come to Dyche stadium /Ohlo State, joke ab eeob store that’s ready to serve you with the sort of straw > u oe faced only 28 men in 9 innines pricenened SheHibelves, aUTuE top eS /the seventh inning to take the final | ° feat ararnpienstipa: en Santa GOeseaar: High jump: wide open. ‘| hat that befits the time and face. Make your selection {so deceptive were his slants and eerie Reds, with nine wins game from the Reds. 9 to 3 Bil £9 Begin Campaign cn Discus throw: Purma, Illinois, or// from our large assortment of Sennits, Panamas, Leg- fo airtight was the defense behind! ng five losses at’ home. and the| * "7 a a ee | All indications point to an intense | Brooks, Michigan. horns and Milans. They’re all here in great display Phim. Three baiters worked him 10F piiadeiphia Athletics, with seven! New York., 010 000 Tul—9 2 1| : battle for the team championship| Preliminaries will be held Friday acer aa J Ppasses but only one had the privileze| crores against four defeats, were Gineimnati., 300 000 000-3 10 1|Venzke, Sexton, and Spitz En-|since four teams areconcededa chance With the finals Saturday. |All pro- ae ee -- 81 to $3 J of dying on base as the obnelenen (the only other teams to show a sub-| "Schumacher, Mitehell and Hosan.| toredsin Meee een to win the honors. Indiana, winner |ceeds will be turned over to the Qenuine Panamas . ae . $5 ; frere oneal piuckiy to the bene’ [stantial profit. |O'Farrell: Johnson, Benton, Ogden | belt Holt) of the indoor title by Beet eo Olympic fund. IOV ei ea ve (heweetnniied . $1 gvia doul reibi ce, The Yankees terminated their re-|and Lombardi, Asbjornson. H H point, will be force ow its best " §)_ St. Paul won the game. 9 to 0. Th | markable streak by nosing out Cleve- | | York Stadium to stave off threats from Michigan, BATTLE TO TIE Work Straws for All the Family ‘Saints rocked Tony Fet ue on (land, 3 to 2, on the strength of Babe| Braves Nose Out Cards | ‘Ohio State and Illinois. Michigan] Lemars, Ia., May 19.—(?)}—Battling ‘ he first of which was a home ty Ruth’s smash into the bleachers in| St. Louis—Boston nosed out St.| New York, May 19.—(?)—Three of jappears to have an edge over the rest'| gedly to gain an edge, the Yank- | ‘ Phy Jeffries with Koster on to clinch fe youn inning, In so doing, they Louis for a 5 to 3 victory with Boston |the country’s greatest track and field|of the field in team balance but its | d | a a) in ore b the con, Le ferraia osre ene became the first team in American | Ollecting 12 hits and St. Louis five. _ | ctars—Gene Venzke, George Spitz and|defeat by Ohio State last week push- ios and Western Union ae Sie j g cracked oul a double and scored {League history to capture 15 straight 4 ‘) a {Leo Sexton—will start a campaign to-jed the Buckeyes forward also. \teams again failed to determine the 3 = F tun to make it a one Becishie ye /games at home leeeans : ned ans Ha 5 a 3 night they hope will lead them even-| Ohio State's chances rest principal-|winner in a return meet Wednesday 410 Main Avenue Phone 359 ey era of apie | Washinaton bowed to the Browns, | tz Gis +. tm) Of grave; Haines, (tually to world championship in thelly in its big stars, Jack Keller and|which ended like the previous duel at ! veller™ pater y as the first in the;!! to 7 in a slugfest that produced Linds and Carleton, and Wilson. Pi psitesd at Los Angeles. Don Bennett, hurdler and sprinter,' Yankton two weeks ago, in a 3-all tie. Venzke, who has run the fastest in- {door mile; 1926 when {33 hits and used up four Washing-! » ton pitchers. ‘American Association since Spitz, who has jumped Glendive Golfer Gearin of ahaa ed pitching and home i \higher than any known human, either trick against Columbus. It ma iy x, Dykes and Simmons Gets Hole in One _| indoor or out; and Sexton, who has the 29th in the circuit’s history. lick . ' While Harriss stole the headlines, the parting lic! ee _q {put the shot further than any man, The score was 8 to 2. Dr. J. O. Brown of Glendive jare entered in the twilight meet of the Columbus Red Birds dropped |" Indianapolis, 11 to 10, in a free hit- ting battle to sweep the three game series and dr: up to within one- half game of the league leading In- dians in the flag race, Stewart * Clarke was the » hammering a home run over the right field fence + with none out in the last half of the “tenth to win the game, which saw seven pitchers yield 30 hits. Minneapolis made it two si over Milwaukee, 10 to 6. Babe Gan- zel was the powder magazine of the game, driving in seven runs with a home run, double and single, while Ernie Smith of the Millers hit safely for his 20th consecutive game. Toledo nipped two ominous rallie in the eighth and ninth innin: 5 to 3. defeat Louisville, veteran St 1 back Kansas Cit. run, and issued only three the Saints defeated the Blue: Only 28 men faced him. Two of his passes were followed up by double P Pick, who walked in the se ond, was the only Blue left on base He got no further than first 1 R HE St. Paul... 202 011 021-9 15 0 } Kansas City 000 000 000-0 0 1 ‘ Harriss, and Fenner Fette, ar * Collins. Millers Beat Brewers Minneapolis—Minneapolis won its second straight from Milwaukee tak- ing the game, 10 to 6. Babe Ganzel * drove in seven of the Millers runs with a@ home run, double and a single. R H E Milwaukee. 000 003 6 2 Minneapolis 1 000 ll 2 Hillin, Braxton and Gessenick, and Young; Hensick, and Griffin. Hens Defeat Colonels Toledo—The Mudhens nipped ra lies in the eighth and ninth inning: get an even break in the two gi series with Louisville by a 5 to 3 run over the right field fence in the tenth inning gave Columbus a 11 to 10 victory over Indianapolis. Berly, Heving, Logan and Wingard, and Angley; Hill, Dean and Lee, and Rensa. Team Selections Di icult to Pick Singles Entries FESO RETR IEN RR Fees ak RAN ENT REE ERR New York, May 19. ght} ts s When he drove one out of two on base Present Problem Davis Cup Committee Finds it) ‘P\—With time | vas Smead Joll hitting helped the ‘Boston Red Sox break a six-game | losing streak at Chicago's expense, 13! to 10, Bill Clark, Brook: ;ehecked in with the formance in the when he beat the 4 to 2, on four smashed a trip! single for Max 8 . A big seventh inning in which they | jscored seven runs and knocked Si \Johnson from the peak gave the New |York Giants a 9 to 3 victory ov n southpaw | day's best per- | National League | ttsburgh Pirates. hits. Lefty O'Doul | double and a ‘Ss crew. Cincinnati. Bill Terry topped off the |seventh inning uprising with his ‘ninth home of the season. Charley Grimm continued his bat- ting rampage as the Cubs took their final from the Phillies, 6 to 4. Thr singles ran the veteran first sack ecord to nine hits in the last thre mes, Chuck Klein gave the Phils rec their runs off Guy Bush ght with of Led by Wally Ber; a double and three singles, the Boston Braves d ed St. Louis, 5 3 & teran Tom Zachary held who wallop- AMERICAN LEAGUE Take Slugfest Athletics in a} Detroit Philadelp Uhle, Her and Cochrane. Beste Stripp, Piet and P. Waner, Jeanie disatalnainne Pirates; s, Cardinals; Klein New York—Babe Ruth hit his, Phillies, 4 eighth home run of the season in the ——- tenth inning to give the Yankees a AMERICAN LEAG 3 to 2 victory over the Cleveland In-| Batting — Foxx, Athletics, 460: \ dians np Dickey, Yankees, 427. \ Runs — Fox: ctics. 3 - Cleveland.. 000 010 0100-2 6 Ilrare s, hoxe Athletics, 30; Goch New York.. 100 100 000 1— 3 11 tee se Re Reaor Brown and Myatt; Johnson and|, Home runs — Foxx. Athietics. 10; | Dickey. tory. ‘f a RH E 5 Ane ; A Browns Win Another i soniye. oD 120 sol 8 1? FZ. Washington—The St. Louis Browns Chapman, Yankees; Bur ‘Permer, and Shea: Lawson. and | made it four straight over the Wash- | #3 Bietie 2, OR: 2B ington Senators by winning 11 to 7. O'Neill. R HE oar ; St. Louis... 302 001 050—11 17 0 Red Birds Win Again Washington 004 001 002—7 16 0 Columbus—Stewart Clarke's home; stewart, Coffman and Ferrell: Brown, Marberry, Weaver, Burke and, Spencer. RUE ; 4 Boston Trims Chisox | Indianapolis 211 300 2010-10 16 0 | Columbus. 331 001 000 Lott is $4, Boston—The Boston Red Sox scored | | their first win of the season on their home diamond by topping the Chicago | Ruth, Yankees, 8; Co: Gehringer, Tigers; \ ‘ | NEVER “ak AN itTOKI | OUR BOARDING HOUSE. | ONE THING ABOUT US | HOOPLES, tS TH” BoAST OF “TH” CLAM. Gar” BACK NEARLY “THREE HISDRED YEARS THAT A HooPLe DRINK OF ANY KIND! has achieved the ultimate of a golfer's ambition, membership in the mythical hole-in-one club. Dr. Brown is a son of George J. Brown of Bismarck. state trans- portation officer. He holed out his tee shot on the 13-yard ninth hole of the Glendive golf course. The green cannot be seen from the tee on the hole and Dr. Brown was not aware of the fact that he had sunk his drive wher he approached the green. By common consent, seven spectators, who had seen the shot, kept silent while he looked vainly for his ball, perplexed be- cause he was certain that it had landed on the green. Sensing the suppressed excite- ment of the spectators, he final- ly looked in the cup to discover hat he had duplicated a feat ac- once before in y of the club. — LEAGUE EADERS the hist (By The As: d Press) NAL LEAGUE . Reds, .419; Terry, Jein, Phillies, 33; Collins, 6. Fr » Cardinals, 8; Averill, Indians, 7. Stolen bases—Blue, White Sox, 7; Ma: knocked out Benny Kid Carter, Bhcenix, Ariz, (3); Max Tarley, Manila, drew with Buddy Ryan, Pittsburgh, (6); Pancho Villa, Oakland, knocked out Nick Villa, Manila (1). Seattle—Freddie Steele, Taco- ma, Wash., knocked out Ceferino Garcia, Manila, (2): Joe Calder, Scattle, outpcinted Ernie Peters, Minneapolis, (6). 4 ER-uMr — HMP ~ RIGHT , FATHER! mm ONLY ONCE WA CATING ) RYE FORCED ON Giants, 9; Col-| ~~ KAFF.~ KAP ~~ A FEW DROPS oF ~~ AND THAT WAS the New York curb exchange A. A. ‘at Lewisohn stadium. | It will be their first appearance since the indoor season and is ex- pected to give an insight on’ their ‘form after a two-month rest. All ithree will give away handicaps caleu- lated to force them to the limit to wir | ‘their chosen events. Five hundred; athletes are entered. W: 9 A } | Cleveland 14 563 | Detroit ... 12 556 | Philadelphia . 14 481 St. Louis . 7 469 |Chicago . 19 321 | Boston 22 185 | NATIONAL LEAGUE | w L Pet. j Chicago 9 | Boston... 10 Cincinnati - 18 «16 jee Louis 15 16 |Philadelphia .....13 17 | Brooklyn . 12 16 New York . 10 14 | Pittsburgh . ont | AMERICAN AS OCIATION | Indianapolis . 10 Minneapolis 12 Columbus 13 | Kansas City . 13 | Milwaukee . 18 \Toledo .... 18 ist. Paul. 20 | Louisville 18 | WEDNESDAY’S RESULTS American League | Philadelphia, 8: Detroit, 2. New York. 3; Cleveland, 2. St. Louis, 11; Washington, 7. Boston, 13; Chicago, 10. Brooklyn, 4; Pittsburgh, 2. . Chicago, 6; Philadelphia, 4. New York, 9; Cincinnati, 3. ' | | National League | | Boston, 5; St. Louis, 3. | American Association St. Paul, 9; Kansas City, 0. | Minneapolis, 10; Milwaukee, 6. | Toledo, 5; Louisville, 3. 4 Columbus, 11; Indianapolis, 10. 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