The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 25, 1932, Page 6

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1982 J vapital City Baseball Teams Will Swing Into Action Here Sunday SWARCK OUT FOREIGNERS TAKE LEAD IN NATIONAL OPEN GOLF MEET WILL PLAY WILTON [ our BoarDING House By Ahern JENGUSHMAN-AND /C crookedn: and fixing. | OUT OUR WAY . By Williams Risko Outpoints | Mickey Walker in | Cleveland Arena Baker's Boy Becomes Cham-, pionship Contender by Virtue of Victory Cleveland, June 25.—(7)—Like a | ghost from the past—but a most for- | midable ghost—Johnny Risko, trial horse of the heavyweights, stepped forth Saturday to haunt the chan pionship trail of the new title-hold Jack Sharkey. Risko reentered the front rank of heavyweights Friday night by admin- | istering a sound beating to Mickey ‘Walker in 12 rounds at the Cleveland Stadium before a crowd of 15,000. Tt was a fast and furious battle all for no count, lap repeatedly to the ropes ant ‘Walker's eyes bleeding at the Walker fought gamely and clever- and in several rounds gave better hhe received. With the two of over Johnny, but was unable to ever-advancing attack. 198% against Walk- v ‘MASTER OF ALL HE SuRvEeYs’? I WONDER HOW \T FEELS To BE MASTER OF ALL You SuRVEY? ro ! I DONT KNOW. 1 THOT HAVE THAT FEELIN! WHEN ‘1 GoT MY HOME PAID FER, BUT WE HAD TO HAVE A CAR-THEN'A RADIO - AN'A — WELL, EVERYTHING IS EASY PAYMENTS, NOW ~ AN’ WE BUY EVERYTHIN WE SURVEY. SO TH LESS A GUY SURVENS , TH’ MORE HE'LL BE MASTER OF, gers to a 3 to 0 victory. It was Bos- |ton’s 10th defeat in the last 14 games. | Thurston, who hasn't lost a game jhe started this season, gave 10 hits but pitched expertly in the pinches while Hack Wilson’s 14th homer of the season and a group of four blows with an error by Knothe in the sec- ond gave the Dodgers their runs. Five double plays helped Thurston in the tight spots. The Cubs and the St. Louis Card- inals had an open date as did the entire American League. NATIONAL LEAGUE | Dodgers Blank Braves i Boston—Thurston shut out the Bos- | ton Braves, 3 to 0. Hack Wilson hit | his 14th home run of the season, a ‘ R HE} Brooklyn... 020 001 000-3 11 0 Boston..... 000 000 000-0 10 2 Hurston and Lopez; Siebold, Frank- | house and Hargrave. Phils Hammer Giants | Philadelphia—The Phils hammered | two Giant pitchers for 15 hits to beat New York 11 to 6. eG R New York.. 020 001 031-6 9 4 Philadelphia 320 011 22x—11 15 0} Mooney, Gibson and Hogan; Han- sen, Rhem and V. Davis. —_ Pirates Beat Reds Pittsburgh—A homer by - Lloyd ‘Waner in the seventh inning gave the yates a 4 to 3 win over the Cincin- nat ‘ROH E| Cincinnati. 001 020 000-3 10 0 Pittsburgh. 021 000 10x—4 9 1 and Lombardi; Meine and Others idle. AMERICAN LEAGUE No games scheduled. Antarctica, or the Antarctic conti- | nent, is believed to have an area of | about 5,000,000 square miiles, | |Joe Stripp, Dodgers—Completed four F fear $ LAST IGHT (By The Associated Press) Cleyeland—Johnny __Risko, Cleveland, outpointed Mickey Walker, Rumson, N. J., (10); Paul Pirrone, Cleveland, knocked out Gary Leach, Gary, Ind. (1); Chico Cisneros, Cleveland, out- pointed Johnny Farr, Cleveland, (8). West New York, N. J.—Stanley Poreda, Jersey City, outpointed Ernie Schaaf, Boston, (10). . esterday’s Stars ' —+ .——— (By The Asscciated Press) Chuck Klein and Dick Bartell, Phillies—Made four hits and batted in three runs each in 11-6 victory over Giants. Tony Cuccinello, Gordon Slade and double plays in brilliant fielding ex- hibition against Braves. Lloyd Waner, Pirates—Hit home run in seventh for run that beat Cin- cinnati 4-3. PA AERTS ELM on OE | . Stickler Solution i The large letters are the ones which were added, in place of the dashes, to form the word shown above, which reads the same forwarde and backwards, 25 olumbus Climbs Back to Pinnacle | space-devouring stroke above 32 to | | y jation Lead When i ‘ * AT LOCAL DIAMOND. Good EVENING, GENTLEMEN A CLEVER ARGENTINE AHEAD ioe Associatio a Harvard Oarsmen the minute, while the Ets were rac: i Sa I AM THAckMaRTON | + PARDON DISGUISE, MR. UM-M Hall lll) Loses to * Yale's quarter length lead and went : KE DISGUISE —~I wil sy THackmaRTON, ff IROAL : ; Milwaukee Spring Upset by away, never again to be threatened . Lincoln Contingent Slated/ EXPLAIN (TS MEANING mf ULP~YES~-. & spaaks 4 | IN GOLF TOURNEY re k cra through the Wong toile mea ij j a ¥ cago, (AP) —t iS . ji le to Take Field Against LATER { ~~ I Hope You oS j was back in first place in the wild Beating Eli Eight ot on ee Tae worenieee With Tuttle CAME BETTER ARMED-THAN ZZ | ne f once poosten to hs te. hs eS In nee the sudden’ realization that + an go ep WITH THAT CANE foe = : Lp pid "ae a 1 08° tata without even playing. Cambridge Men Become Olym- ee neta as ae I ee wa i While the Red Birds were idle Fri- , : seadire MILEY SIMLE WILL PITCH; If Nersner 0 a ae Ubi) hk 1. el day through a shift in the schedudie} pic Threat by Defeating | pore i q — Milwaukee helped them back into the i | ‘ | ) NouR Duties ! = Som) lead by. trouncing Minneapolis, 13 to Yale Varsity | MAI OR LEAGUE 2bron to Invade Prison Park | >. = 6, in the opening game of their series. ‘ 7 2) 7 ; | a DUTRA IN SECOND PLACE|Tbe Brewers went to work early on! New London, Conn., June 25—UP)— LADLE: 2y) , For Engagement With = Ad Liska and batted him off the hill} The old Whaling town, took in its i q | in the fourth. Phil Hensick lasted |flags Saturday, the annual regatta (By The Associated Press) Grove Giants | less than two innings and Rosy Ryan|day gone for another year. The NATIONAL LEAGUE —— | |Sarazen, Wood and Cooper|cot into action just in time to be|throngs went home, the big fleet et SA aa 375; BP | A i charged with the defeat. Pleasure craft weighed anchor in the | Waner, Pirates, 369. — Hostilities along t Deadlocked at Third With The Millers jumped onto Caldwell |harbor, leaving to the impassive|Runs—Klein, Phillies, 78; Bartell, ctor will be resume 150 Strokes in the sixth for six runs to tie the; Thames, alone, a Harvard crew that | Phillies, 53. ts % ing into action Sunc score, but Ryan walked five men in |preened in new-found gl and eight} Home runs—Klein, Phillies, 21; Biayed wt the 1 jthe last half of the inning, which | bitterly disappointed Yale sah at poate ae ec en Lincoln, and the ee é _ {with an error and a single, gave the| For them the ancient ri olen bases—Frisch, » 11; Bismarck’ will leh nee pb Sie al Brewers four more runs and the ball|years standing, usually ending each| Klein, Phillies, P. Waner, Pirates, 9, a at 3 p.n . ailesnaauering golfers, acustomed to|&me: ‘ ‘ season with the four mile battle from|_ Pitching—Swetonic, Pirates, and e field against T ating other nations Of tel Bt The Indianapolis Indians whooped | Bartlett's cove to the railroad bridge, | Betts, Braves, 8-1. : d Hebron will do ba Seigid a Ps ae vacua, san yoo it up before the home town folk and|had only just begun. Ahead of both | AMERICAN LEAGUE ‘ove Giants in a con pie nh a iFge d6se phy ar oh banged three Toledo pitchers around |lay the Olympic rowing tryouts at| Batting —Foxx, Athletics, 3825 t medicine today a8 @ field of Ya ens to trim the Mudhens, 8 to 4, in a]Worcester, for Yale the chance to | Walker, Tigers, 269. ‘ tered the stretch drive in the nation- night game. avenge Harvard's rushing three} Run —Foxx, Athletics, 66; Sims Asahen chaMplonaip They were at their wildest in the | length victory yesterday, for the Crim-|mons, Athletics, 61. - . ther Robe: With 36 “Holes 0" 86 two gruellitie: fourth when they singled Moore and}son the chanee’ to to further } Home Tuns—Foxx, Athletics, 28; r duty & ot furs before mindden: & Briton and | Marvin out of the Toledo box, staged | heights as one of the greatest crews Ruth, Yankees, 22. {local club ha: ; m a ‘Araentine wate setting the pane, & a double steal and altogether, put|in Cambridge history. Stolen bases—Chapman, Yankees, its last two starts a the col See choad of their dloseet pursuer over four runs before Evan Gilder| Harvard went out to smash Yale at) 12; Johnsc1, Red Sox, 10. = T. Bhillip Perkins, former British |CW4 stop them. ; its own sprinting game in the first| Pitching—Gomez, Yankees, 13-1; ( ot amateur star and recent addition to| rinntticiies ear an in the bag, half mile. Without lifting it’s deadly, | Allen, Yankees, 5-1. | — 7 ight Y picked on Van Gil-| «=. the professional ranks, and Jose Jur- ta 2 tleve th Mibeal ete capali ‘ REO. U.S. PAT. OFF. — = Both, however, owed a vote of Indians Trim Hens resiaentla Ques ion a °~°~CO ~ ait ” © 1558 BY NEA SERVICE, INC. 625 . ez: thanks’ to Olin Dutra, whose wind-] taianapolis—Indianapolis conquer-|_ °° + D eiacos, with » no-tun, no-hit e caer 2 defying 69 featured the opening Jed the Toledo team in a night game, HORIZONTAL — Answer to Previous Puzzle —_18 Inlay. me ever Tobinson to th ‘| eer 1 petenties ee oes oe 8 to 4. % 1 Adult female, rr 20 Healing f r | ing himself to an expansive his R H-E 5 iifle, Con Hurst Commands ‘INDIAN ASSUMES NO. 1 POSITION second time round, Dutra slipped in-|Toledo..... 210 001 o00—4 7 0| *Pulpy part of VIE MLE Mews @ hill for the to second place with 146, a stroke |Indianapolis 024 000 02x—8 16 3) |, peach. A IL Fy 21 Melody. ¢ hill tee od . . HL N UAD ahead of Diegel and two in front of| Moore, Marvin, Van Gilder and! 13 Holm oak. LIOINIE LIL. SIE MMI] 23 Six north irning a a ne \ Lea In ationa Walter Hagen, Pytlak; Barnhart and Riddle. } 14 Race horse. LL MILL Al C eastern states fipstunpleasent ‘ Gene Sarazen, Crai, Wood and Cia | 150d of love. [EIMEBICIOL MAITIA inU.S. A ‘ “pages ° — Harry Cooper comprised the next ee wate a { 16 Middle-class Ee LIOIGH IR} 24 Laughing. Ai the “peniter the Batting Circles senna with the American League, {Wilson Charles of New Mexican stoup at 150. ‘The defending cham-| jwiwaukee Minneapolis lost to the | person. lOUIS t DIE RMA] 20 Street cars, iants are expected to use their ve-| {Ben Chapman of the Yanks being eas 5 pion, Billy Burke, and George Von| game, 13 to 6. The loss put the Mill! 17 Compass of a AILILIE! lV. 28 Wing. yan mound ace, Glenn an effort | Vive ge Fries credited with 12 thefts as compared to! University Sets Dizzy Elm, the man who fought him Jers out of first place. { voles. INI RATE: it 30 Tablet, repel the a | " ‘11 for Frankie Frisch of the Cardi-|! through a 72-hole play-off for the RH Ej 18 Blac! 39 : ed Poceer Jimmy Foxx of Athletics Con- | Pace on Track 1931 title, were tied at 152, along with | Minneapolis 000 006 000 ia S| 8 Blackens. [e) NY IUIK! San 2 Poem. etn tant erent tinues to Show Fence : Leads in Homers — the veteran Bobby Cruickshank. Milwaukee. 031 304 03x—13 15 0 SSAA REEL AED SEWi ae lineup with s 3 s Babe Ruth failed to keep pace with| Evanston, Ill, June 25—(—a| Johnny Goodman of Omaha, the| Liska, Hensick, Ryan, Petty and ba partite: E INIT NI 36 vee us. ad will make a ¢ Busting Routine Foxx in the race for home run hon-|young Onelda Indian, Wilson Charles, |Only one of 10 amateur entrants to | McMullen, Richards; Caldwell, Brax-| ,, DeTHI®. se srother of the Hoover's Law ; President uke the Giants into camp. 4 ors in the American League. One Saturday resumed his hunt for the|@allfy for today’s final 36-holes, | ton and Young. : came from a — " % * j had 157. 22 Half an em. moon, Enforcement Marion, Ohio? aa lel atte Ga er ods uc) a alo Le ca Ue) ee freee cn) Others Idle. 241 49 To love, Commission ‘ June 25.—\Pi—A new) best the Babe could do while Jimmie Olympic team’s decathlon squad. aes a ve 5 Weal a eeu , <rod 7 - 39 To harden. Jacobs Unlooses lb : in Don Hurst of the|sent three soaring into the bleachers.. Charles, who started his collegiate Phill Sh | 35 Formal call, 50 Deity. 2Hodgenodge. 41 Secures. PI s took command of the Na-| Following Hurst, Waner, Lombardi! athletic career at Haskell institute, | 1es owing i on ray. - y 3 Encountered. 45 Skill. = tional League during the week ending|and Klein, the leading batsmen in the | but spent the last year at the Univer-| i. ans | 29 Tree fluid. : gatherers. 4 Cutting tool. 47 Black. Another Irade io Foxx of the Ath-|National League are: O’Doul, Dodg-|sity of New Mexico, Friday ran and Si n of Abilit 31 To grow Lower 5Somewhat 49 Allied by \ a fence bursting rou-]ers, 344; Herman, Reds, .337; Ste-| jumped into the lead of the final 14 Ss y again. portion of a like. nature. 4 it inued to set the pace in the|phenson, Cubs, .333; Ott, Giants andj trials of the stiff’ test, collecting 4,- es 33 Killed. dress. 6 Astringent. 50 Tree. gainst otham n League. * Whitney, Phillis, 326’ and Critz,| 09025625 points, to take the lead over ' setae 38 Hurrah, 64 Striped fabric, 7 To soak flax. 52 Goddess of le ‘st Was tacking ten points|Giants, .322. a pair of old rivals, Clyde Coffman o! raves | 37To exchange, 55 Chief orb of 8 Credit. «dawn. PAS tlaead 0 + ee ee last mene wae The American League's ranking} Kansas, and Jim Bausch of the Kan- Second nen Boston 3. we | 38 Small arches. the night sky. 9 Type of 53 Type of it. Louis Editor Urges Return ? Paul Waner of the Pi-!batsman after Foxx and Walker are: eel ee club, oe formerly Beginning to Weaken in CaERGI Re 40 Obstruction in 56 Hides. thermometer. snowshoe, = : te i -| Dickey, Y: S, .339; Averill, In-;of Kansas, in five events. AN 3 UI a stream. 7 2 10 Noah’: . q of Fights to Finish For FE ae a a ee gat “Getirig: srenkoeah. ashi |pnanies Mulay ed true all-round ex- Pennant Race he ore Wir aBe ctl carastastemsrdiot en fastaling, TO Soe rier of Good of Game Gerald Walker jLevy, Browns, .332; Lazzeri, Yankees, |cellence in the opening events and : igog* a ae a prayer. 59 Augured. 12 Postscript. the diatonic er ended the week |.332; Combs, Yankees, .330; Porter,| earned his lead. He had the best time | | Petrdeiphia 37 28 oa 43 Assesses. © 14 Horses” neck scale. hitting 369, his /Inians, 321 and F. Schulte, Browns, |—113 seconds—for the 100 meters (By The Associated Prevs) | Washington... 363k Seg | 44 Streets, OAL tea 56 Street. le Walker | 31¢. dash, led the broad jumpers with 22) with the Boston Braves beginning | Cleveland . 35 30 '538| 46 Myself. 1 Head of 17 To gut, 57 Behold. eneneemat ae nee feet, 1; inches, tied with Coffman in |to show distinct signs of the “crack”! st‘ hous : 308 the high jump at 6 fect, 1-16 inch, had |that the experts have been predicting | Chicago 361 Ul Sa ci pF] 2s a (a Parker Favored the second hest time in the 400 meters, |for them ever since they shot up into | Boston 180 | | 82-4 seconds. and only, ie 16 pound |the high places of the | Nationa) ae T WT & ver the result of Tu ea ny toe ene ee mn Lennis COU erent was 40 fect, 6 inches, leaving |“wonder team” of the elder circuit. | Chicago . ‘587 le. Poss pmninta ned ils enAessbie ie him in fifth position. Although Boston took a severe | Boston 524 | SS The New York - {five depe the ey | . Saturday he was confronted with! pushing around during its home Pittsburgh 518 i Gets Placed Tim) Youngster Will Play Junior Coen|the 110 meter high hurdles, the dis- | stand against the west and has shown | Philadelphia 507 s h in his ree points be- | 4 cus and javelin throws, the pole vault | fey signs of improvement in two| Brooklyn . 497 vad been “rob! pee rec ESL in Semi-Finals of Net and the 1,500 meters run, and was cer-|games since then, the Braves still are |New York . oa ndefinite su Jacobs both oe ere tain to need better than ordinary |second, only two games behind the | Bt Lous. 475 | fe econee at Pema rig 1 y performances to preserve is BIeAd lead. ‘The Phillies, meanwhile, have| i Jacobs loose verba nh became the t major league Bausch, who twice has beaten the In- vi remendous rush in the; 7 on . | ontaining di player of the year to reach the cen- dian youth, expected to pick up plenty |Gast ee ete cilating “rem eev:| AMERICAN ASSOCIATION | | n its tury mark in totel hits, when he| Chicago, June 25—(?)—It was jof points in the throwing events and Jenth place on June 12, when they | columbus “580 | Schmeling in pounded out four safetics Friday to jease of shut your eves and take your| to do well enough in the others to cut journeyed to Cincinnati’ for a one- jcotmbas * may New York as nerease his total to 103, eight more} pick Saturday as four of America’s|down the leaders’ margins. \day stand, to a good fourth Satur- | Minneapoli 574 | suspension x has sent soaring into safe|rising stars of tennis entered the] Coffman landed second Friday with | day. | Intdianapolis ‘565 Neither semi-final battle for the western) 3,804.97475 points, with Bausch in| The Phils’ “murder row,” Dick| Milwaukee . 523} sther boxe! e outfielder also holds the!ringles championship on the River| third place with 3,772.6520. Joe Hall |partell, Chuck Klein and Don Hurst, | Kansas City 500 | Jarney stable v scored. 78 to 66, but} Forest club courts. of the University of Florida ranked} jeq a hitting attack on Jim Mooney | Toledo . 478 juspension, m batted in and in| ‘The battle, narrowed down to! next with 3,734.858, and the rest of the |and Sam Gibson of the New York| Louisville . 419 rctions were 28 to 21. In oddition Klein| Frankie Parker of Milwaukee, Junior | field strung out behind. 'Giants Friday to gain an 11 to 6,St. Paul . 344 nterests of bo: h Babe Herman of the Reds|Coen of Kansas City, Lester Sotefer} In addition to the decathlon, set decision and keep Philadelphia only agen ‘ | gpa of Los Angeles and Gilbert Hall,|for Saturday morning, a number of /q half game behind Pittsburgh. mypare BPALERS | COMMENTATOR ADVOCATES South Orange, N. J.. was very muck | midwest stars were entered in regu-) Pittsburgh had a rather rough) y, fueean ls ague | RETURN TO FINISH FIGHTS in which Foxx docs not figure seri-| of q toss-up although Parker had the|lar track and field Olympic trials in|road as they clung grimly to their} N° s4™ ee he Shar- ously. largest delegation of followers be-| the afternoon. ‘hold on third place. The Bucs blew | National League Epiegenineling | oe a the clepuie Al failing to get a polible cause of his upset of George Lott. Speer as ja brief early lead over Cincinnati in} Brooklyn, 3; Boston, 0. | Aaa saat » week, Paul Waner of the| america's second ranking star, in the AMERICANS WIN — {a duel between Heinie Meine and Ep-| philadelphia, 11; New York, 6. aeavywelght championship to ntained his advantag* } quarter-finals. Winnipeg, Man., June 25—(P)—/pa Rixey and then won out in the| Pittsburgh, 4; Cincinnati, 3. Boston sailor on points have led one over of the Indians and Camp-|" parker faced Coen while Stoefen| Midwest United States women golfers| seventh inning when Lloyd Wancr ie i ‘ roxing commentator to advocate @ pelt of the Browns. The elder Waner | mot, Hall in the semi-final test. All| completed a conquest of western |hoisted a home run with none American Association fights [has connected with 31 two baggers as} put Stoefen were idle Friday, the|Canadian stars Friday, winning all|aboard, to make the final count, 4| Indianapolis, 8; Toledo, 4. i Post-Dispatch sport d with 20 cach by Porter and] pionde Los Angeles giant defeating | but one of eight singles matches that|to 3. Milwaukee, 13; Minneapolis, 6. TH Wray Brown of St. Louis in a five-set| finished the three day contest. Scor-| Boston lost a full game to both its © In triples Buddy Myer, Washington | quarter-final battle yesterday. ing was computed by the Nassau sys-| pursuers and a half to the league Ci third baseman, has hit ten. ie less ce ii cia en ane the Ave icans pie co to-|leading Chicago Cubs when Hollies than Klein and Herman in the senior > tal of 37 to 6': points for the Cana-|Thurston stopped the Braves almost aaa pe pen | powulasity and ‘teaeue. Stolen base honors, however. Use the Want Ads |aian team. dead and hurled the Brooklyn Dod- Tenth Street, Third to Fourth Avenues j * Minneapolis Guest Room Rates One Two PersonPersons 76 rooms, private bath, double bed $2.00 $3.00 451 rooms, private bath, double bed 2.50 3.50 33 rooms, private bath, double bed 3.00 4.00 21 rooms, private bath, twin beds 4.00 44 rooms, private bath, twin beds 4.50 21 rooms, private bath, twin beds 5.00, 21 rooms, private bath, twin beds 600 . 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