The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 22, 1933, Page 6

THE BISMARCK TRIB THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1988 0. H. Will and Company Outfit Assumes Diamondball Loop Lead SEEDMEN CLOUT IN- -PINGHES 10 TRIM G. P. RESTAURANT Pitcher Matt Hummel Is Given| Great Support By His Team-Mates HOFFMAN IS HITTING STAR| Losers Make Five Errors; Sweet Shop Is Second, Work- men Third ! STANDINGS Won Lost Pet. ~5 3 625 3 2 600 4 3 Su 2 3 st 2 3 400 3 5 3% 1 3 2 Wednesday evening's game pro- duced a new leader in the Bismarck Giamondball league—the O. H. Will ‘6nd company entrant. The seedmen came from behind to Gefeat the G. P. Restaurant ten 12 to 11 in a slugfest— but not until they hed halted a desperate rally by the losers after they had scored three suns in the last frame. Failure to hit with men on bases ‘nd several costly errors robbed the G. P. of a chance to win. ‘The shuffling of the standings put the Sweet Shop in second place, with the A. O. U. W. and state highway department tied for third. Losers Made Five Misplays Although outhit 13 to 12, the plan- ters capitalized on five errors by the Chefs and hit in the pinches. M. Hummel granted the losers six ‘walks to first base, but was given great support by his mates, only one error being charged aganst the vic- tors. The restaurateurs rallied to score thrice in the seventh and had the ty- ang and winning runs on base when the last putout of the contest was registered. ‘The G. P. had a commanding 8-to-5 Jead at the end of the fifth frame but the seedmen went on a scoring ram- page in the sixth canto to knock Big ‘Ted Meinhover from the box. Davis felieved the tall one but was unable ‘to stop the planters until six scorers thad crossed home plate. Meinhover went back to pitch in the last inning and refused to grant ‘a hit, but three misplays by his mates gave the opponents their winning run. Hoffman Batting Star Hoffman was the chefs’ hitting star, getting three hits in four at- tempts, including a home run. For the seedmen, Wetch, Enge, M. Hum- mel and Priske each hit safely twice. Others to clout four-bases were Cow- an, Stackhouse and Kiesel. ‘The box score: O. H. Will (12) J. Spriggs, If Es M. Hummel, p. M. Winer, 3b. J. Zahn, cf. HOODOO n ADA mee G.P. Eat Shop (11) ©. Hoffman, rss. Bel onoconmennenIs | coonnmnnmnanod wef B. Larson, 2b. . ‘ 3 4 74 3 3 \ H. Tait, c. fl 'T. Meinhover, p-1b. 2 W. Slattery, cf.... 3 MS l cocoomHm memes | conornmuunnHom tial cHnocononocontin |! ceooo coc OHO Aes “ innings— ©. H. Will & Co. 20 006 1-12 12 1 G P. Eat Shop... .040 040 3-11 13 5 Summary: 8 bases, M. Hum- mel 2, Kiesel. Sacrifice, Stackhouse. ‘Home runs, Hoffman, Kiesel, Cowan, Stackhouse. Double plays, Hoffman to Davis. 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Meinhover 8 in 6 1/3 innings; off Da- vis 4 in 2/2 inning. Struck out by M. Hummel 12; by Meinhover 6; by Davis 0. Bases on balls off M. Hummel 6; off Meinhover 1; off Davis 1. Umpire, Hayes. Scorer, B, Hummel. Frank Wotanski, N.Y. . Jersey City—James J. Brad- dock, North Bergin, N. J. out- pointed Les Kennedy, California ao). Utica, WHY THIS LITTLE suipS/ BEEN IN MY BOX OF CHOCOLATE CHERRIES. I KNOW A GuictTy Loon! AND HE WoN'T SHOW ME WHAT HE HAS IN WIS PocKkeTS.SOTHATS PROOF! IM GoNnG To BUMP EVERY ONE OF HIS PocKETS _ HE WONT GET THEM. THE ORY CLEANER WiLL HAVE TO GET THEM OoT. GOOO NIGHT! AGO CANT COME DOWNSTAIRS WITHOUT Havin! TO GO THROUGH A CUSTOMS INSPECTION, OOoo ow! ‘ATS A WRENCH, MOTHERS GET GRAY. SRWILUIAMS| © 1039 By Wi Are Third Club in Runner-Up Post Since Columbus Be- gan Its Spurt Be! another four-rounder. Jimmy Slattery, erstwhile Carrington meeting Ted Berg 4 galt middleweights, in a five- round semi-windup; Bus Volkman of Wilton and Don Iverson of Timmer, lightweights, in a: four-rounder; and Kid Mullins of Bottineau, 130, bat- tling Bat Robinson of Mohall, 128, in all- Chicago, June 22.—(#)—St. Paul’s| sround athlete at the state normal Last-Minute Trades Apparently - Have Strengthened Major Nines Braves ana Phiie Frote A+ LOUGHRAN USES STRATEGY TO _ EKE OUT VICTORY OVER HAMAS ; Dodgers Abandons Boxing and Takes to Slugging to Win Final Two Rounds le} By HUGH S.‘FULLERTON, JR. (Associated Press Sports Writer) The last-minute trades by which several National League clubs en- deavored to gain strength for the ; es id-season struggles appear, at first FOR THIS SAME SORT CAN GET OUT OF IT LIKE *) You WITH abse; to DAVE PALUES OUL Saheed: This bride fag OF THING 7 1 few AN EEL IN-A THOSE SIX BOUTS ARE ARRANGED pay i iia went among em was & (ere Be pes Sint Site aii Gere it il lew Ye Gi im I! Ns simmy Slattery Will Be Rofe He to ths gree home to rm With D. E. Shipley Bark- ere Entiadelnia ee 7 a ing Details merich end Brite, Knothe also’ seems Hl (7 . yells Denes ty both eam s mother! q ‘Doul made himself an important 2 Z az Several of the boxers who will bat-| figure with the bat Wednesday when ‘Taye, be-married a year fog ie tle pee card here Friday eM ees Reif ate this June, and he needs new -_ \ evening will appear in a public work-| tory that helped them . . : Out, free to the publle, Thursday eve-| Lefty made two hits as the Giants oat 20,000 = undershirts. The bride was ig, announced by Fred Thim-| downed the Chicago 1, roy mesch, promoter. Leslie's clouting has won a couple stadium Mad and bs! his if .| The workout will be held in’ the| of games for the Dodgers but he Wednestay mother “What kind?”—and new boxing auditorium at the corner] couldn't do much Wednesday as the night. For eight got the answer “Hanns!” por of Eighth St. and Main avenue, be-/ St. Louis Cardinals won 7-5. rounds he barely ° Vi, pr? ginning Syed Sa beef ned ais staved oe. the A Hanes clings closer than (; f Among those who appear are itney, the leading figure rushes 0! fiery * S Paul Conger Terre” Hante, inde| trade ‘bereeen, the Braves end. the Wallington, N. J] & amen but never * Wi heavyweight who will clash with’ Phillies, got a new at second youngster, al cuts or binds—al) keeps gan arene : Larry Udell of Aberdeen, S. D., in| base Wednesday when the veteran ing quite a bit of] 5 aes <> “i N the six-round headliner Friday Rabbit Maranville was benched and inishment, its s-t-r-e-t-c-h. Cool, com- night; Mel Engle, Bismarck feather-| Dick Gyselman was put in at third. “fortable, and only 25c! é s Sin, wu weight, who is matched with Kid} He not only filled the bill afield but § MILLIONAIRI \ Zipp of eon eed of 7) ee * walloped aod wh and Heseacles Enough length to go deep 7 < five-roun semi-finals; Tu e| five runs as* raves insi > sss 6-22- Ritchie of Steele and Benny Rice of|ends of a doubleheader from the|ing. He rocked Hamas’ head inside vee shorts so that g ae oie) who will bed oe Pirates, 6-5 He ear with ead a at lefts, Bs it can’t find its way out at M 1 eac] er a four-rounder sc e Phils’ new acquisitions, - swat e terms :, Saints Beat Kansas City in Ninth Se So a eT a | The Friday night card will be held} the 10 counters Phil ip! a HANES 7 s at the new Douinht Suditorium, begin-|in the six and seventh innings to] The triumph over Hamas, who PH. er, ples write T T k : Ss nd Run in Standin ning at 8:30 o'clock. beat Cincinnati 10-8, knocked him out less than two years . H. Hanes Knitting Com- tC) a e eco 4 4 carece bouts will find Sailor Win-| In the American League, Washing-| ago, evened the series at two victor- pany, Winston-Salem, N. C. ton’s pursuit of the New York Yan- kees again furnished the day's high spots as both teams won and re- mained a game and a half apart. The Senators downed the Chicago White Sox 9-0. The Yanks had to go 13 innings to beat the last-place 8t. Louis Browns 5-3. ‘The Cleveland Indians beat the jes. In the semi-final Abe Feldman, New York heavyweight, gained a) four-round technical knockout over! Adolph Heuser of Germany, North American | New York . Wi . Cleveland . ‘Winegarner and Healey; Turner and Angley. rane ndings AMERICAN aeAGUE: AMERICAN ASEOCIATION. Columbus . St. Paul .. Indiana) Minneay | Major Leaders (Including Wednesday's Games) pr NATIONAL LEAGUE, Batting—Klein, Phillies, 357; Mar- tin, Cardinals, Hits—Fullis, Home runs—Kleig, Phillies, 13, Bet | land i 356. Phillies, 92; Ernie Aultman and Cliff Kauff- man Will Clash in Feature Bout June 30 Results of the contests, with win- ners given in the order in which they|8 Placed, follow: Broad Jump Class 1—Warren Kraft, Hugo Ren-| 2°! den and John Geierman. Class 2—John Sage. Glen Enge and William McDonak Class and J. i, Shatite and Lopes, Outen, a (Tribune Special Service) Phils Win 5I Biestest Linton, N. pas June 22.—A wrestling Eland boxing show scheduled here for 1) June 27 and featuring a clash be- See 100 001 0's B 3—Clayton Welch, Walter| Philadelphia 000 004 @0x—10 12 5 Zimmerman and Robert Tavis. Stout, Johnson, Quinn and Hems- Bun a ipetie toa en a Pet, Standing Broad Jump 1eyj A, Moore, Hansen, Liska, Eillot| 20 con postponed unt Pray, Dune ‘sio] Bee, jon, McDonald and Eager _— . - ps A rson, Mc! and Enge. aera 7 341) _3—Welch, Richard Shafer, and Zim- vinnie 500 | Merman. Chicago -- 000 100 000—1 $1] 1—mratt, Ronden and Allan Olson,| “Sfalece ands Hartnett; Pitssimmons st ‘ —} ” n in. 3 344 2—Enge, Peterson and McDonald | and Mancuso, 100-Yard Dash 2—Enge, Peterson and McDonald. | * 7-4 —g_-5 gq, ———* Fet.| 3—Shafer, Reich, and Zimmerman, | Yesterday’ s Stars | Up OO 610 $30 A ae Jones and Leonard Kos- wart, the Associated Pree ss ‘450| 2—Peterson, Enge and McDonald. Combe, “‘Yankecs in 446| 3—Robert Penner, Charles Conner| ie" to drive in runs that beat 443) and Ronald Erickson. pene E3: cre Shot Put doubles and fo singles ore bd lor perfect 1—Renden, Geierman and Kraft. day sguinst Reds Pet,| 2—Ense, Peterson and McDonald. ft i 3—Shafer, Zimmerman and Welch. ranged, Aultman ‘would have’ to cut Baseball Throw we! own pouns ‘ba5| 1—Renden, Kositeky and Kratt. ig | bie welt rane 508} 2—Peterson, Enge and McDonald. 500] 3—Shafer, Erickson and Zimmer- g5]me2- Klein. winning’ runs against ger, Braves, 12. Pitching—Hallahan, Cardinals, 9-2; Carleton, Cardinals, and Cantwell, Braves, 9-3. AMERICAN LEAGUE Joe Cronin, 294 nO ee oa cae Tae os fous victory over Pirates. Red Sox—Hit Alexander, he double and two singles in twin bill against Tigers. Fred Fitzsimmons, Giants—Limit-| ed Cubs to three hits and no walks for 3-1 victory. Hits-——-Manush, pa 94; Sim- mons, White Sox, 90. Home runs— Gehrig, Yankees, 17; ali Yankees, and Foxx Athletics, ub. Pitching—Allen, Yankees, 5-1; Hil- debrand, Indians, 10-3. WEBB BROS. Funeral Directors Phone 50 Night Phone 50 or 887 ‘OHNNY GOODMAN, Omaha i amateur, is the new U. S | Open golf champion. William Cody was better known ae RUFFALO BILL. VICTOR HUGO wrote ‘Les Miserables Only 152 convictions for drunken- {ness were recorded in Cardiff, Eng- in 1932, | Pressing with a hot jron will | loosen stamps and gummed labels | | wnich are stuck together. B Brita, 3 14 8 9 8 ie, "wil be, rtee| "the Sonn nea sot mite éxse-| Golfers Advance ickson, Cf ..... ; school at Mayville, wi Teferee| The Bost 8} @ double- v Hits and Strikes OUU12, | SH eH ances ‘Phuraday ‘were sacserea and D. E. Shipley, Bismarck sports the opening Bhaine mS, re i 9 621 8 2 pee se Apmissheerr Peart acer ae Jenthusisst, will serve as am will serve as announcer, bear to we Persea Pacer THiodnlassare” ac ore is: a res. G , i ees ete ae eres jn thao | Cubs . 5 ad over 5 s Somerville pret pit ries paummed in another! “Summary: ‘hits off Owens 2 in 7| St. Paul Wednesday smacked out 15 outs Enter aw day afternoon and the Cardinals|imnings; off Lee 3 in 3 innings; off|hits to overcome a Kansas City lead e ate in Day Walloped the Cubs 9 to 1 ina Na-|R00t 3 in 4 innings; struck out by and win 10 to 9. Indianapolis slipped Athletic Events Po tional League contest of Bismarck’s Owens ak bie ee eed 4; reported Ped to Toledo, 3 to 2, ina Detwit junior baseball circuit. lumipires:secelterss! : Be eines eat ika nica eat aeebaiet A Fi | two majo Net Afraid of Wash-tubs! Owens restricted the Cubs to two Bact ge che © hag ME a ia th ite hi i nae it t ug! es 1e the British Amateur championship, hits in seven innings. His mates se-| Winnipeg on Batting pedis tabrcd racial George T. Dunlap, Jr. of New York,| HANES knit Union Suits ere cured six hits from the offerings of R WwW d d four straig! a jhe a aya sanutia wow and C. Ross Sommerville of London, HANESPUN—washing won't affect ’ a6 F. Lee and G. Root and combined ampage eanesday|_ Minneapol! ered a double y 7 Ont., forced their way into the sixth] them! Knit and cut te both chest them with four errors by the Bruins spe ‘at Milwaukee, losing both games of a| Cluster of Stars in Each Weight a round Thursday morning and were to} and ranks menaure- they always to score heavily in three frames. St. Paul, June 22—()—Winnipeg aarp ar aan eral nee Class Dominate Division clash later in the day for the right to] ft, at every point. Get your exact ‘The Cardinals were guilty of two|players sweetened their batting aver-|Garland accounted for Ape et enter the quarter-finals. size. Clutchless crotch keeps closed. misplays. J. Burckardt, Card first-|ages against Brainerd in their 12 to|tory in the first game, while Caldwell Contests. —— Dunlap ousted the British Walker ‘Two-button Athletic.style . . iy sacker, was the only player who se- |2 victory in the Northern League Wed-|8ave only three hits in the an Yanks Win In 13th cup player, William Lister Hartley of 80c and 75e. Also in short ° é ' cured more than one hit in the|nesday. diceatiaantite ree tae Dees the cd ieee R HE Soeur 5 and 4, in the fifth with ankle, - frill eetay fracas. ‘The Maroons pounded out Millers Fort: Scout ope » knee, juarter Owens whiffed a dozen batsmen|off two Brainerd hurlers, including a|catch a train. Scores by innings: ons shale ae ppheserpseseaiiatcn ioe 001 2-5 18 1" Somerville, holder of the United! leg... 75e to $1. as he rendered his opponents next|newcomer, Jarbée, who started on Saints Win In — ae y ck meet 000 010 010 001 0o—3 15 0 | States amateur crown, eliminated Ed- to helpless. the mound. Goldworthy, pitcher for]. po) 003 o01—10 15 1 at Hughes Field Wednesday evening,| van Atta, Moore and Dickey; Wells | Ward P. Kyle of Scotland, 3 and 2. The National League game will pit | Winnipeg, and Corbett, each got. four anane G City aay 000 001— 9 14 3] With a cluster of stars in each weight |and Shea. Roger Wethered, titleholder in 1923, FOR the Cubs against the Giants Friday. | hits, the latter a home run, a double| “warriss, Garland, Munns and Fen-|Class dominating the contests in all — was eliminated by another former) men AND The box score for Wednesday's} and two singles. ner; Shores, Niggeling, Browning, | events. Senators Blank Chisox champion, William Tweddell, ne ap poys exason game: Superior, behind the excellent re- | Mails and Brenzel. In the first class were boys weigh-| fae 30 190. 001 a is _ in 19 holes, in the fifth round. Tw Cubs (@) AB RH PO A Ellief pitching of Ledin, scored 2 9 to ing under 95 pounds, in the second| Washingto A } dell won the title in 1927. M. Ibach lf ........ 3 0 0 1 0 0/6 victory over Crookston, and Eau Millers Beaten Twice boys from 95 to 110 pounds and in it a "seve; nets Jack Nash, Somerville’s clubmate D. Barbie, 2b ......3 0 0 1 2 1/Claire won from Moorhead-Fargo. First Game the third class boys over 110 pounds.| Kimsey and ’|from London, Ont,, scored a fine vic-] WON DE RWE EAR h +30 0 9 1 O|The same pairings were scheduled| car an a a . John Peterson, Glen Enge and Wil- tory over Rex Hartley, British Walker # 3 1 1 5 2 0) for Thursday. Milwat 101 101 03x—7 9 4|!am McDonald took the first three Indians Swamp. Athletics cup player, one up in 19 holes to ad- . i ea 8 ‘Benton and Henline; Braxton and|Places in each event for Class 2. R | Vance to the sixth round. 020) 2) 1-2) 2 = . Young. Dominating the first class were War- | Philadelphia 00! 000— 1 .6 4| Cyril J. H. Tolley, titleholder in 1920 Hanes Underwear Is 8 $80.02 00002 iF hts Last Night “|Gieveland O10 Sit Osx-At 12 t/and 1929 and one of the favorites, L, McCrorie, ss". | ights La 4 Second Game ren Kraft, Hugo Renden, John Gier. Walle 1 E. Fevold, cf .. 2:00 0 0 ojg H Elman, Ben Jones, Allan Olson and Lect read and Cochrane; | barely escaped elimination as H. N. E. Bobzein, rf .....2 00000 Minneapolis..... 200 er 3 A Leonard Kositzky. Ferrel M. Fogg, who put out the American Ala cal oe 4 Called ‘end 6th to allow Minne finneapo. |, Stars of the third class were Clay- NATIONAL LEAGUE Sranles Smeend Weauennay: Sarre tals y.asiosse 5 25.3, 221-714 New York—Tommy Loughran, |,,,(0allet ong Minneapo-| ton Welch, Walter Zimmerman, Rob- Pirates Defeated him to 19 holes, before surrendering cardinals @) Philadelphia, outpointed Steve | Petty and Glenn; Caldwell andjert Tavis, Richard Shafer, Robert the match, one up. cae eee -41012 1) gaies New York (10); Abe (Young. Penner, Charles Conner and Ronald Ru Douglas ‘Grant, American resident B, McGuiness, 3b ..4 11 0 2 0 4 Erickson. ” Pittsburgh. 000-031 200-5 13 of London, followed Dunlap into the 41.00 2 0| Feldman, New York, stopped i Boston... 301 001 Oix—6 12 f/sixth round with a 6 and 5 victory B. Owens, p . “3 Colonels Nick Birds First-class seeking their athletic J. Walters, 2b ph ict & 44 Adolph Heuser, Germany (4); R E| merit badges were in charge of the over J. G. M. Sherlock of Cheshire: B. Bone, Ch : : 5 Nee 5 S Vic Bernard, Philadelphia, erry wed ane Oo 3 é q meet, which was run off under the 4 ae ee R. Boelter, lf . Brooklyn ee direction of District Scout Commis- F. Goetz, tf wuss 1 2.0.0 0 0] Stepped Phil Cohen, Dean and Gonzales; Marcum “and <irecton of District Scout Commis. Linton Wre (3); Jumbo Moran, New York, | Erickson. W. G. Fulton, The first. ts and Billy: Dt pels. Sirneaae, Hens Nose Out included Lynn Bryne, Richard Shafer, “a 1 > I» ‘s ” Davis 2 Fulomer, Welch, Sorigts | Fusaphin’ outpointed et Toa gl fn Wii Vitor Wewtrook, Rob Show Postponed M. Hummel, M. Winer, Priske. Hits! portney, New York (4); Izzy 002 100 000—3 10 Olert Tavis, Charles Conner, Chester off M. Hummel 13 in 7 innings; off] ginger, New York, outpointed Tndianapotis 200 000 O0—2 11 7