The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 6, 1932, Page 6

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1932 si " — Swimming Meet Will Be Staged in Bismarck Pool Friday Evening ° } CONTESTANTS Wi, |G. P. EAT SHOP RETAINS LEAD IN CITY KITTENBALL CIRCUIT BE PLACED IN FIVE | our BoaRpING HOUSE By Ahern | NORTHWESTERN ppl, ONLY ‘BOXING EXPERTS’ WILL BE the Canadian open golf championship without @ break since the war and Canada’s chances for _ breaking | through in the 1932 classic, starting k CLASSES FOR EVENT WHo (S 1, AN? WHAT Do Ya? " $-3-STAND VouR GROUND ‘ORF EITS CONT po 7/ALLOWED TO BROADCAST FIGHTS MEncept for Gene Garasen, British ————— WAT Q mmm WHO @ mut” GAS-MAN! KY DASOAL ~ DON'T OPEN | | and, general admission seats Wil Sell/°07 every one ot the United’ Statey | : _ ~~ WELL, WE Dow NEED ANY ~ IThae mY INTUITION |New York Commission Lays|tor $2 * ranking professionals are entered. ' , _ Entries, Open to All, Must Be in', WE GoT A WHOLE SToVE FULL ! ELLS ME ITIS A ‘WITH DAIRY OUTFIT Down New Rule Following Stars Ent Ent Le Ee ea uae ete by Friday Noon, Manager a COME AROUND NE? MONTH ! RUSE OF No Good | Sharkey-Schmeling Bout .). Stars CF = donald Smith, Al Watrous and Tom- { = — | my Armour, all former champions; INTENT f ae HOLD NouR NERVE — Tu BACKING Says H WHAT ? ae No, LT AIT OPENIA” NO DOOR Fa’ NoBoDy !a~ GO ALONG WF Y'SEF / Canadian Tourney =" Burke, Bobby Cruickshank, Phil . Perkins, Horton Smith, 'y Cox, fect Average in Beating 0 CGHEEE VARIG eeriOeas «BF |Johnny Farrell, Olin and Mortie Du- broadcast radio descriptions of ‘tra, George von Elm, Harry Cooper, | H. Will, 26 to 3 matches in this state hereafter, the Vi y fes- ri i irtually Every Ranking Profes-| iq’ pudiey and Joe Kirkwood. New York state athletic commission y Y | Karl Keffer of Ottawa, last Cana- acer ee outgrowth of sional Except Sarazen to | 20", vin the title, will try to Te- Compete in Meet peat his victory of 1914. | CONNECT FOR FOUR HOMERS) te controversy over radio accounts |of the recent Sharkey-Schmeling bout in which Charles Francis Coe, novelist, CLASSED ACCORDING TO AGE. WER iia e ees | Ribbons Will Be Awarded Win-; ners in Swimming and Diving Contests /Restaurantmen Maintain Per-| New York, July 6—/P)—Only “box- Ottawa, Ont.. July 6- P)\—Players | > | . 4 , ,., and Graham McNamee, announcer, n ‘ Ps ;Winners Bring in 18 Runs in indicated Schmeling , had gained a|from the United States have captured | Use the Want Ads WO , ; wide lead on points over Sharkey. A] ———————_. — —— = oe OM en itl Gh \ Last Two Innings of Slug- | majority of critics at the ringside al- So thought the German had won but | the commission approved the decision that gave Sharkey the fight and | heavyweight championship. | The commission said it considered a boxing or wrestling sports writer, | referee or judge, competent to broad- swimming pool next Friday evening. | according to A. C. Van Wyk, pooi manager. Events will begin at 7:30 o’clocx and are open to anyone who desires to ent ging Engagement THE STANDINGS Won Lost Pct, G. P, Eat Shop... 6 1.000 Company A ...... SECRET! - @ Gillette has just developed a secret Contestanis will be divided into} 3 750 | amine “according to age, Van| Bismarck Dairy.. 2 a ee and ribbons will be award- Northwestern Bell 2 281 muemS 0. H. Will ee ‘Reduce Purses at Burying the O. H. Will entry under e Arlington Races ed to winners of firs’ third place in each event. A special novelty diving contest will be open to all men, women and ehii- dren, but all other events will be re- stricted to men and boys or women and girls. second and} Sa ee mn NT RE a A jan avalanche of runs, the G. P. Eat Shop delegation kept its league record | unsullied in riding rough’ shod over the Seedmen, 26 to 3, in commercial Admission Prices Lowered at All contestants must enter their \ D-ball competition Tuesday night. ° ci fo its chosen events before noon Friday tN Northwestern Bell dropped into! Scene of World's Richest method for automatically tempering Van Wyk said. Registration may oF RN So a si) vf ae : Turf Classic f h d: made at the swimming pool office 9 Sas | jscheduled star e Bismare p The classes and their events ar- BS Dairy. als steel to the uniform degree of hardness The Restaurantmen went on a hit-! chica; . : shina go, July 6. — () — Economy ting spree for seven innings to outhit measures have become necessary at |the Seedmen, 19 to 7. E. Benser, J. <i Biel 4k tow 4 Arlington Park, the scene of the Spriggs, E. Bigler, and A. Pats needs world’s richest racing meeting, and ibuted a circuit smash to the/tHawthorne, Chicago's oldest plant, inners’ totals. Jarranged for drastic reductions in ad- Hummel on the hill for 0. H. Will [Sry Hennessey staris his title defense struck out 10 batters while Brown eet — so . Hogan and O'Farrell; . i i f i i Class III (13 and 14 yea: i ’ | against Crawford, and did not partic- | whiffed nine for the winners. ated os " : vard dash and four dives Giris| E ° joy, | Swift, and Grace. ipate in first and second round| The Restaurantmen brought in 18 die prarni ipndntnaY pees d dash and four dive xtra = t: Reds Trim Cards matches Tuesday, when entries from) runs in the last two frames, scoring | park, will be reduced to $1,000. Em- Class IV (15 and 16 years): Boys— | St. Louis—The hitting of Lombardi | ‘he far west and south took a com- seven counters in the sixth and 11 in| pioves wages already have been cut. . 40-yard dash and five dives; Girls—} ' and Crabtree was instrumental in the | ™@nding lead. |the seventh. Under Hawthorne's new schedule, Red's victory over the St. Louis The box score: ranged for the meet include: Class I ‘nine and 10 years of age) Boys—50-foot dash, retrieving race and three dives; Girls—50-foot dast. retrieving race and three dives. Class II (11 and 12 years): 40-yard dash and four dives; Girls =| ~ 40-yard dash and five dive S | From New York Hae tea: Rea required for perfect shaving edges. Prove |to 3. Three base hits were made by|of St. Paul in one of the feature 5 ° | P ittsburgh Wins | Vaughan, Ott, and ‘Traynor. a p| Contests Wednesday of the third an- | 6 R nual Minneapolis invitational tennis | New York.. 100 000 1100-3 9 0/ tournament at the Minneapolis club. | for yourself the many exclusive advantages of the Gillette BLUE SUPER-BLADE. 40-dash and five dives. i ‘ sie sat jelubhouse admissions will be $2.50. Class V. free-for-all): Men—4o- | Pirates Make Practice of Winn- | Girds, ‘2 to 4. z |G. P. Eat Shop (26) 4B ROH E 0 yard dash and seven dives; Women— i i | Has MA) OR LEAG E Nga aceliet hae 4 a al ’ ateyard Gigi end atx div | ing Contests 'in'10th and Cincinnati. 700 031 001-12 15 1! E. Benser, rf .. 64 4 os ee Oe a SR ed | 41th Frames St. Louis... 002 100 001-4 10 2 RS E. Bigler, Iss 6 3 4 0 ™ | Lindsey, Derringer, Stout and Man- . Dohn, 3b oS ot Indians Set Down Cy ane eee B ‘anne . Brown, p . @ 3 3 0} ‘ (By The ciated § gS, : 3 | " = | (By The Associated Press) Others not scheduled. (including Yesterday's ates) ¢ ae an . 3 ‘i i Robin Delegation’ it their rivals will continue to feed NATIONAL LEAGUE J If 3.2) ol them extra-inning games, the Pitts- ° Batting—P. Waner, Pirates, .383; | F. . 24 30 {burgh Pirates should have little dif- Collegian Breaks Hurst, Phillies, .369. in Ferris. ef . 1 0 0 jpeutty salting away the National Runs—Klein, Phillies, 88; Terry, F. Potter, cf ... ie ae. Tribe Defeats Opponents, 17 to | League pennant. — : 400. M H di Giants, 59. arian aa : ch ala | The statement is made notwith- 5 eter UFGIE | Home runs—xiein, Phillies, 25;/ Totals . 2 19 0 11, in Junior Circuit Base- tanding the fact many baseball men Terry, Giants, and Wilson, Dodgers. ©. H. Will (3) ie ill cannot see George Gibson's out- | M k Ci di 15. : F. Wetch, 2b . 0 2 2 ball Game fit as a serious contender, even if they | ArK ON UINGELS “ston vases—p. waner, Pirates, 12, F Hummel ab 0 0 2 | are out in front by two full games at| | Frisch, Cardinals, 11. 'C. Johnson, Iss cies Bee | this stage. Pitching—Betts, Braves, 9-2; Swe- \i. Hummel, p 0 2 0 Play in the local junior baseba'l| The answer is simple: The Pirates 43 Athletes Earn Right to Enter tonic, Pirates. and Meine, Pirates, 4-1. Zahn, If . 0 0 0 ASSOC n Tue: saw the Indians; are making a practice of winning any vs * AMERICAN LEAGUE H. Falconer, ¢ . . 2 ew humble the Robins, 17 to 11, in a cou- contest that goes longer than the Final Trials For U. S. Batting —Foxx, Athletics, .380; L. Benser. rss .. 0 o-4 test featured by the stellar fielding |Tegulation nine innings. Nine times A Walker, Tigers, .348. O. Baldwin, ef . 0 oO 7 ne betes clube this season they have traveled past , Olympic Team Runs—Foxx, Athletics, 76; Sim- ©. Manney, 1b ae eee The Tribe outhit the losers two to, the regular closing time, and in seven Seas | mons, Athletics, 73. L. Cleveland, rt 0 0 0 at ners connecting for eign: instances they have taken the deci-, porkeley, Calif, July 6—P)—The| Home runs—Foxx, Athletics, 29; ---- r he opposition. Olympic 400-meters hurdle record was ; Ruth, Yankees, 23. 6.3 7 of the India | Straight extra inning victory Tuesday Bill Swift gave them their sixth bettered Tuesday as 13 athletes qual- ified to compete in final trials for the | 19; Johnson, Red Sox, 12. when he licked the Giants, 4 to 3, in 1939 United States Olympic team. | 11 rounds. Stolen bases—Chapman, Yankees, Pitching—Gomez, Yankees, 14-2; y innines— Shop 34100711—26 19 0 000101 1—~3 711 ried the I eg ong —s Victor Burke of Georgetown univer- | Grove, Athletics, 12- stolen bases Kiesel, E. players leanue calorie Ge kame on the big | sity, national champion in that event, | analy S; 2-base hits Kiesel, E. Een- one hit Sinbati Rede damaged he ee Cone | skimmed the barriers in 53.2 seconds Fi Fh. i ser, E. Bigler, F. Rott, Faiconer; The box score frets, Reds damaged the Cardinals. to clip two-tenths of a second off the|/ Firecracker Has home runs, E. Benser, A. Brown, E. Robins (11) AB He ei sa ed Lucas pitched his 17th! eames mark of 53.4 seconds, “Red Benched Catch Bigler, J. Spriggs; double plays, J. Entringer, c 3 2 1 0) consecutive complete game, and Kept! Record of Harvard finished second, enche atcher — Sohn ‘to E. Spriggs ‘to Dohn; 3-base M. Entringer, p. 1b .... 4 2 1 3,10 St. Louis hits well segregated. | and qualified for the finals, in 54 aaa ———————— hits, Bigler; hits off Brown'7 in 7 einieider, 1), 2b .. t + 9.0 altough there was no action in the | seconds. z Chic: July 6—i—Rollie | 2Mings; off Hummeil 19 in 7 in- Patzman, ss $1 1 one ate there Pere Jimmy Healey of N.Y. U. took the Hemsley's fourth of July celebra. ings; struck out by Brown 9; by| Dolan, 2b Date Che ec a eee UUIElY | second heat. of the hurdles 100882! Aoniwill kes him fren helping Hummel 10; bases on balls off Brown E. Schmidt, 3b 3 0 0 o/ bad for the pace-setting Yankees. | with Alexander Reldell, Columbia, and| the Cubs in their effort to regain , 1; Off Hummell 7; umpires, Andcr- | T. Schmidt, Lo ttt anager Joe McCarthy learned his Harold Fates, Columbia, finishing in| first place in the National League |°02) Scorer, B. Hummel. a J. Ibach, cf 301 1 favorite catcher, Bill Dickey, had been that order. All three qualified. ees sat eague | Weisgerber, rf 2 1 0 0 set down indefinitely for his attack Dan Dean, Pennsylvania, won the; en fwiec oF page Wed ena * Dy : ” nd 4 | Pal Vednesday Boelter, p : 1 0 0 0/90 Carl Reynolds of the Washington |s,o00\ meters rim ater a close battic! thatthe vaung exoner coming Hope to lncrease | . J. Schmidt. li. 1 9 9 {Senators the previous day, then dis- with John Kearns, Massachusetts In- | powder burn to his left eye as the | Heiser, rf -9 1 6 9, Covered that Charley Devens is not stitute of Technology. Dean won by ee . i ; quite ready to burn up the big time. | five y, | Fesult of the premature explosion as ; | five yards in 15 minutes, 12.1 seconds.! Gf a ‘fi 3 ad in Loo | 3 4 4/Devens stepped out of Harvard into| George Barker. N. ¥. U., finished| 91 ,.%,,fiecracker at Pittsbureh a nice pitching contract with the Yanks last week, lasted only five inn- ings against the Baltimore Orioles, during which he was touched for 12 hits and seven runs. Jack Quinn of the Brooklyns, the the 10,000 meters in 32:41.2, with John Ryan, Manhattan, a split second be- | hind. Both qualified. | Joseph McCluskey, Fordham, won} the 3,000 meter steeplechase in 9:29.8, | ‘followed by Frank Nordell, N. Y. U.j6 Monday. The eye is badly inflam- ed and he is not expected to be back in action for at least a week, leaving Gabby Hartnett to do all the catching. Minneapolis Millers Will Aim at Association Pennant Dur- ing Home Series 0 0 9 oldest active player in either league, Both qualified. 2 Observed another birthday anniver- | 1 9 + Yesterday’s Stars : - Pa Chicago, July 6—(4)—The Amer- Hennessey Is Slated i ican Association Wednesday opened . | (By The Associated Press) an 18-day stand in the west, whics: To Defend Net Title} sin switt, pirates—pitcned effec- was one reason why Donie Bush ani | tively against Giants and drove in| his Minneapolis Millers expected to Minneapolis, July 6—0/P)— John | winning run with single in 10th. build up a championship lead. Hennessey of Indianapolis, defending Ernest Lombardi, Reds—Led attack} The Millers did reasonably well on beaten champion and formed Davis Cup star | on Cardinal pitching with home run /|the road, sliding in and out of that |slippery first place spot, but man- againg to slip in a one game lead as j the home stand opened with Toledo. | } le sary. The record book credits Quinn with 47 summers and autumns, and better L. Mitehi he still is one of the relief pitchers. Totals NATIONAL LEAGUE Pirates Beat Giants Pittsburgh—New York was in a 10 inning game by Pittsburgh 4’ was pitted against Quentin Crawford and two singles. OUT OUR WAY By Williams The Millers suffered their most trying road series in Toledo, losing four out of five and blowing off a three and . |one-half game lead, but at home, fig- {ured jo take good care of the ambi- | tious Mudhens. NOT the Ink! AMERICA! SAY ! TH’ FourTa New York 3 OF Suiy/ 1S ALL | Following Toledo. which opened a Oe eas ‘ Detroit FH OVER WITH — WELL,I Tuor four-game series, Columbus, which is CURTAILING classified advertising appropria- Philadelphia 31 WHoT'RE YOU FER in second place. comes in for five A ° pe Washington 34 wT RI A MINNIT |games, with Indianapolis, the third ions or cancelling newspaper advertisin Cleveland 34 HOLOIN’ YOUR BT FELLER |Place club. Louisville will close the on s A ng St Louts ... 36 EARS FER ? Woe Goma home display with four game se- schedules, won't put the cork back in the red ink 5 — j ries. .) Fy H i Boston . 57 fae F - RON INTO | Indianapolis was at Kansas City bottle ++. nor will discarding the . stop per NATIONAL LEAGUE i : ? = AT SPEAR. [and needed to get at least an even eliminate the need for the use of red ink in the above 2. } Pittsburgh Bees et et Blues. Kansas City had a successful accounting department. | Boston. 34 534) ieee, the use “Columba 1 Philadelphia eee Was at St- Paul, which appeared tc As has been proven time and again in the past, : a 5 : s Brook s an jaunt while Lourie wan ome the persistent and consistent use of the Want- ew Yor! d e. 1 Cincinnati 6 432 Vidire (ay tio: Baibta ave Gee ac Ad columns of The Bismarck Tribune WILL laa ing they have a fine chance of earn- most effectively put a stop to the red ink flow TION ing the yndesirable distinction of set- Wi t that THIS medi Minneapolis 33 ‘oTT ting epee pean zocord for eo cee. e sugges you use me ium to bs James Columbus. 3% 30 fe ee ae eames ane iad eliminate the NEED for the use of red ink. Kansas City 37 (538 centage. The mark to beat is Colum- Milwaukee « i 320 pot ee USE THE STOPPER—AND NOT THE INK. . | Louisville 4 ii | Bt Paul ge | Stickler Solution | TUESDAY'S RESULTS R e e ttsburgh, 4; New York, 3. 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