The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 6, 1934, Page 8

g senesseaeets THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1934 Hemenway Holds Bismarck Club to 6 Hits as Cowboys Win, 4 to 3 PLAY SECOND GAME [PHILLIES STAGE LATE INNING RALLIES TO TAKE TWIN BILL INNEW BALL PARK [our Boarpine House By Ahern ¢qp OPRNER 4.10 WEDNESDAY NIGHT Dickinson Hurler Retires 12 Men Via the Strikeout Route In Twilight Game HALEY, KNOCKS HOMERUN Morris Relieves Henderson in Eighth; Douglas Leads Cowboys at Plate Behind the brilliant hurling of Hemenway, Cowboy curve-ball artist, Dickinson in a twilight game Tuesday scored a 4 to 3 victory over the Bis- marck team. ‘Wednesday starting at 6:30 p. m. the last of the two-game series will be played. Barney Morris will start in the mound for the Capital City crew. Hemenway stole the show from the Bismarck heavy stickers Tuesday and let them down with six hits. The Dickinson mound star struck out 12 of the local players and allowed only one base on balls. One of the few hits he allowed was a homerun clout over the right field fence by Haley in the last half of the first inning. It was Haley's first circuit smash of the year and came with Desiderato on base. Douglas Hits Homer Dickinson scored twice in the sec- ond frame on a four base drive by Douglas over the right field wall fol- lowed by a walk for Erickson and a double for Smithson that scored Erickson. ‘The Capital City team scored in the third when Massmann singled and ‘was advanced to second on Desidera- to’s neat sacrifice. Haley struck out but Troupe’s double scored Mass- mann. In the sixth Dickinson scored again to bring the count to three all. Has- kin got a single and advanced to sec- ond when Taylor went out at first. Douglas got his third hit of the game, scoring Haskins from second. The winning run came in the seventh. Smithson struck out and Auler’s liner was taken by Desiderato in a beautiful one-handed catch. Krush, however, laid the wood on one of Henderson's deliveries and came up at third base. Jones single scored Krush and the side was retired when Krush tried to take second. Morris Whiffs Five Morris relieved Henderson in the eighth and, aside from walking Has- kins, retired the Dickinson batters in one, two, three order. Five of the six batters that faced him were struck out. Bismarck, however, failed to score and the game ended with the ‘Cowboys one run in the lead. Douglas led the Dickinson team in hittipg gathering three safeties in four times at bat. Krush, Haskins, Smithson and Jones bagged one each. For Bismarck Troupe showed the Greatest power at the plate getting two hits with Massmann, Desiderato, Haley and Vincent collecting one each, The box score: Dickinson ABR H POA E Auler, 2b... 5 0 0 21 21 21 1223 0 @ La’ 1 0 00 0 20 13 23 1 Hemenway, p..4 0 0 1 0 0 Erickson, If ...3 1 0 0 0 0) Smithson, rf..4 0 1 1 0 0 Jones, 1b......4 0 1 9 0 0 Totals .... 34 4 8 27 7 2 Bismarck Massmann,ss..4 1 1 1 1 O Desiderato, 35 3 1 1 3 0 0 Haley, 2b.....4 1 1 1 1 0 Troupe,c.....4 0 2 7 0 0 Ringhofer,1b..3 0 0 10 1 1 Vincent, cf ....4 0 1 1 0 0 Goetz, rf . -4 00 1 0 0 Morlan, If .... 4 0 0 3 0 0 Henderson,p..2 0 0 0 3 0 Morris,x......1 0 0 0 1 0 33.93 627 «+7 «1 + 020 001 100—4 201 000 000—3, 'ylor 1, Desiderato 1. Smithson, Douglas 2, Troupe. ‘Three base hits: Krush. Home runs: Douglas, Haley. Hits off Hemenway, 6 in 9 inn- ings; off Henderson, 8 in 7. Struck out by Hemenway, 12; Henderson, 2; by Morris, 5. Bases on balls off Hemenway, 1; off Henderson, 2; off Morris, 1. ‘Wild pitches: Morris. Time of game: 1:35. ‘Umpires: Hagen and Shipley. Fights Last Night | (By The Associated Press) Los Angeles—Kid Aztec, 140%, Mexico, outpointed Young Peter Jackson, 139%, California, (10). Pittsburgh — Teddy Yarosz, 157%, Pittsburgh, stopped Pete Latzo, 163%, Scranton, N. J., (4). Des Moines by bur, 146, Newton, Is., (6); Speedy Rice, } Denver, outpointed jeter O'Brien, 128, Des Moines, TM GONNA TAKE A CHANCE ON THIS TUBE- TH ONE YOU GOT HAS FIVE MORE PATCHES / THAT LONG PATCH \S ONE I PUT ON THREE YEARS AGO, WHEN I RUN OVER A RAKE IN FOGARTYS You SURE ARE A PATCH Sf WIZARD! ) Zz Y Z SUST LOOK AT ‘EM-*DONE WITH LUMBAGO. PLASTERS, OVER PIECES OF HOT WATER DRIVEWAY, CARTIN® AWAY A LOAD EMPTIES, DURIN® “PROHIBITION fo) 3 ~ i) WQz oo HAW=ILL GET Z EVEN WITH PARKER, % AT THE BANK—~ REFUSED ME A®75 | LOAN, ONCE—~HM-m WHEN 1 RETURN, WITH THOUSANDS FROM MY SOLD MINE LLL BANK Bm EISEWHERE —™HEH National Open Will Be “Anybody’s” Tourney According to Dopesters Johnny Goodman Will Defend Crown Over Treacherous Merion Course Philadelphia, June 6—(?)—The sizzling preliminary firing over Mer- jon’s golfing battleground points to a wide open charge after the 39th Na- tional Open championship, with any one of numerous stars or darkhorses likely to shoot the crown off Johnny Goodman's head. Goodman, getting a belated start in testing his shots against Merion’s tricks and traps, and 149 other crack Jargonauts of the fairways, both pro- fessional and amateur, got in their last practice licks Wednesday before the start of the real fisillade tomor- Tow. ‘The blond-haired Johnny who top- ped the field with 287 at Chicago last year, found himself heir to one of the toughest assignments any defend- ing open champion has encountered in many years. Because of the almost unlimited scoring possibilities this 6,694 yard, par 70 course, offers, at least a half dozen stars are conceded a better chance of copping the crown than Johnny. Goodman's chief opposition points in the direction of such clever club- handlers _as Gene Sarazen, Walter Hagen, Tommy Armour and Bil! Burke, all former titleholders, as well as Paul Runyan, the winter's big 1money winner, Denny Shute, the British Open king, Ky Laffoon, the Walker cup mates, W. Lawson Little, Jr. British Amateur champion, and Gus Moreland, the bronzed Texan, who was the second lowest scoring amateur in the 1933 title event. Toledo Wins Twin Bill From Colonels Indianapolis Beats Columbus, 4-1; Brewers Even Series With Saints Chicago, June 6. — (*) — The last place Toledo Mudhens need offer no apologies for their recent conduct in the American Association. The Hens Tuesday defeated Louis- ville, 7-5 and 5-1 for their second coubleheader victory in three days, and ran their string to six straight. Columbus lost to Indianapolois, 4-1. Milwaukee, with Garland Braxton pitching effectively, evened the series with St. Paul by a 10-1 victory. Minneapolis squeezed out a 9-8 vic- tory over Kansas City in a 10-inning night game. Millers Drop Blues RH Minneapolis .. 000 401 120 1-9 20 | Kansas City .. 040 010 120 0—8 14 1 Holsclaw, Tauscher, Ryan, Marrow |and Hargrave; Shealey, Moore, Page, Fullerton and Brenzel. Indians Trimmed Red Birds RHE E 0 O'Dea. Mudhens Win Twin Bill First game— ‘i R Louisville « 001 001 012—5 16 1 Toledo ... - 510 000 10x—7 14 1 Weinert, Bass, McLean and Thomp- son; Sundra, Lawson and O'Neill. Second game— RHE Louisville 000 100 000—-1 5 1 Toledo ... +. 000 101 12x—5 12 1 Peterson and Erickson; Bowler and Desautels. Brewers Wallop Saints St. Paul .. . 000 000 001I— 1 8 1 Milwaukee « 001 042 20x—10 12 0 Phelps, Claset, Brown and Fenner; Braxton and Rensa. (By the Associated Press) NATIONAL LEAGUE Batting: Hendrick, Phillies, .375; Leslie, Dodgers, .373. Runs: Vaughan, Pirates, 45; Med- wick, Cardinals, 43. Hits: Moore, Giants, 67; Urbanski, Braves and Medwick, Cardinals. 65. Home runs: Klein, Cubs, 14; Hart- nett. Cubs, 11. Pitching: P. Dean, Cardinals, 6-0; Frankhouse, Braves, 8-1. AMERICAN LEAGUE Batting: Hemsley. Browns, .400; Manush, Senators, .387. Runs: Kuhel, Senators, and Clift, Browns, 40. 3 Hits: Manush, Senators, 75; Geh- ringer, Tigers, 65. Home runs: Bonura, White Sox, 14; Gehrig, Yankees and Foxx, Athletics, Denver Demon, Olin Dutra, Wiffy| Indianapolis + 100 001 020-4 9 1/13. Cox, Craig Wood and more than a/Columbus ...... 100 000 000-1 6 2] Pitching: Gomez, Yankees, 8-2; score of others, including two of his} Turner and Sprinz; Greer and| Weaver, Senators, 6-1. e178 | OUTOUR WAY By Williams I WANT TO THANK YOU BOTH FOR TAKING THOSE OUT OF THE CHAIRS AND PILING THEM SO NEATLY ON THE TAGLE— BUT, MAINLY, I WANT TO THANK THE ONE WHO WAS THOUGHTFUL THEM UP, SO I WON'T HAVE TO PICK THEM = $2925 SSCS CSPLC 52S 26250 2525250 — Beeee OCS ee PISS co poconcs eS? besoe Rounds Boxing ES = ~~ SS S SAS SS State Tealning Scheel Gymnasium andan THURSDAY, JUNE 7, At 9 P. M. (Bismarck Time) HE other clubs divided double bills. Pat Dugan vs. Dick Demaray 8-ROUND WELTERWEIGHT HEADLINER In This Corner . . By Art Krenz That Fearless Ferrell Battery FIVE RUNS IN 8TH WIN SECOND GAME Cardinals Trim Chicago, 6-3; “THE ONLY BROTHER. BATTERY ewig ERRELL, H RAIED BY MANY AS = / New pth — HE Adhd IN THE MADOR LEAGUES Osten, LEAGUE'S PREMIER FORMS FORMIDABLE BACKSTOF OPPOSITION FOR D SOX WALLOP YANKEES cid REO SOx. OPPONENTS Tigers and Indians Split Double- header, Athletics and Senators Divide (By The Associated Press) One of the best of this season’s crop of baseball yarns concerns the fan who watchéd the Phillies as they lost their seventh consecutive game at the start of the season and toward the end loudly addressed Manager Jimmy Wilson: “You asked for it, Jimmy; you're getting it.” After a longer trial, however, it be- gins to appear that the Phils aren't quite as bad as they have been painted. After spotting the Dodgers a six- run rally in the opener, the Phils fi- nally won out in the ninth, 11-10. They repeated the comeback in the second clash, scoring all their runs in the eighth for a 5-4 victpry. The first-place St. Louis Cardinals trimmed Chicago, 6-3. The New York Giants beat Boston 13-4. The Pittsburgh-Cincinnati game was rained out. ‘The Boston Red Sox made the only real forward step in the American League when they turned back the pace-setting Yankees 8-3 while all the now WESLEY FERRELL, RECENTLY TRADED YO THE Bosion ReD-Soy. By \ CLEVELAND. HE IS THE ONLY PITCHER 1O WIN TWENTY OR MORE GAMES IN EACH OF HIS FIRST O. 8. Hill, Kansas City; Mrs. Charles ‘The Detroit Tigers in the first game against Cleveland slammed out @ 20 to 2 victory but lost out in the night- Newbold, Wichita; Aniela Chhe - “Ene athletics and Senators had to|| GOlfers to Open Sead Robinson, Des Moines and Mrs. Leon go 10 innings in each game to split Tourney Season Memphis. oom : their bill. Philadelphia won the first, The veteran Mrs. Hill's opponent S 8-7. Washington took the second, 4-3. City golfers will get their first || Wednesday was Ptty Berg, 16-year Sad Sam Jones limited the fourth-|| taste of tournament play this year || old high school freshman from Min- Place St. Louis Brown to six hits to|| in the 18-hole handicap event to be neapolis—a freckled, short statured NATIONAL LEAGUE give Chicago an 8-2 opening victory|| held on the improved Country || youngster who rates with Mrs. Hill| Club— w L Pet. but three flingers, couldn't check the}! Club course Sunday. and Mrs. Solomon on length of tee|St. Louis.. a7 16 628 second-game hitting and St. Louls|| Golfers will be given their hand- ||shots. She hammered one near the aint York. cea i lk » 10-5. feap strokes on the basis of their |!240 yard mark’ Tuesday in beat! cago. 1s oe NATIONAL LEAGUE scores this year. They will be al- |{Mrs. K. D. Stone, ‘Memphis, 4 cas: Pittsburgh 23 17 318 is idea rca eg lowed to play the two rounds any |{@—______ | Bostor 22 18550 s' time Sunday, according to Tom > 17 2% (888 Brooklyn 100 261 000-10 15 0|| OtLesry, who is in charge of the ||| Lhe Baron’ Favors | |pniadeipnia 4 2% 350° Philadelphia ...100 142 003—11 15 1]] event. | Primo in Title Go Cincinnati ..,... 9 2, 237 Halees wears ECE. and All of Bismarck golf enthusiasts || ¢ rupert pez; Holley, Hansen, A. Moore. are invited to take part. Prizes ARL © AME! Second Game— RH E/| will be awarded to the winners. (Written pag ana Press) ages ps os Pete. ee aan el aa 1 : ———_________|_ Pompton Lakes, N. J., June 6. 4 18 | (STL Benge An ” Berres: ‘Grabowsk F it Wi by Been vee pose lurd nae ae poe m in trainink here mit a 220°=«17:~—(564 Johnson, Davis and J. Wilson. avorites Win In | great big man dree dimes his sie, 21 20512 eo 68) hl e tell you it still take a goot man, 23 23 500. Giants Defeat ies aia Trans-Mississippi besser maypee than Max Baer, to 31 22488 010 010 101— 4.10 1 vin the champeenshhip avay from 18 825418 os 044. 01x13 186 4 him and so I tell my peeble. 16 268 .” Eillott, Biekerel and Women Golfers Enter Second fights vas fey ene fi ate SOCT. Spohrer; Schumacher and Mancuso. er myself, Share. ets sett SMEMEANIAS BerON Round of Play; Minne- “acs Club— wou Pek EniDepn thes Coes apolis Girl Advances Vas you dere, Sharlie? Milwaukee on a So I find ouidt efferytink vor ai id coos. : mine peeple, boxed one round 2 z rd Ss. . 479 Kansas City, June 6.—(#—The| with Carnera, who iss the cham- Warneke, Joiner and Hartnett; P.|-pig Bight”—every one & peen. I find ouidt and not Grif- a. oe Dean and V. Davis. in her own right—set out against les-| fin, oa ou ser lights at the Blue Hills club here So Thit him the first ich ; Pittsburgh - Cincinnati postponed, | Wednesday in the second round of the| r hit him the third wuneh and |70!&2 oem ar ae rain. omens ‘ ‘Trans-Mississippi golf] for twenty minutes nothing hap- Yesterday's Stars ¢ Sa urnament. pens. That vas when he AMERICAN LEAGUE Of the big eight, all but Miss Miley| the second, Sharlte, gee Yesterday's Stars | ankees Lose of Lexington, passed the first test] | Carnera is in great shape. He | —————______-* without nger. Those won} wears out eight New York easily are Phyllis Buchanan, Den-| taking his oreo Mies eal Py ‘white, Bon "ena Sai Boston .. ver, defending champion and medal-| it takes to put on him his glufts. |west, Browns—Jones pitched Van Atta, MacFayden and Dickey; ist; Mrs. Dan Chandler, Dallas; Mrs] He bogsess goot, so Thursday I opener; ry Rhodes, W. Ferrell and R. 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Philadelphia ..030 000 110 3— 8 13 1 Washington. ..023 000 0002-7 9 0 works ‘Wesley Ferrell, Red (10 innings) Second Game— RHE Philadelphia ..020 000 1000— 311 0 Washington ..201 000 000 1— 414 1 (10 innings) Cascarella and Hayes; Weaver and Phillips. Tigers Divide First Game— Cleveland ......000 000 110— wo Rom Beam i Cleveland ......000 010 013— Detroit .........100 000 030— 4 JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT Tmom Pounding through a driving rain that made the course muddy, Alfred Knabb, Westches- ter, Pa., State Teachers’ Col- lege unknown, won the 3000- meter steeplechase of the Pena Relays. Here is Knabb after his victory is the grilling grind. Election Day Is Drawing Near Alas the breast that is:ly bleeds has nought to fear from outward blow.— Telephone No. 32 and a representative will call Nothing is more easy than to deceive one’s self, as our affections are sub- tile persuaders—Demosthenes. 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