The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 20, 1934, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JULY 20, 1934 Bismarck Splits Doubleheader With Jamestown to Remain Even REDHAIRYS FOUR |DIZZY DEAN, HAL SCHUMACHER LAUGH AT LIVELIER BALL BASE HIT IN NINTH ||_our BoaRbine House By Aber BOCRNTRIG CARDINAL|___Now YouSee "ny Now YouDow J WINS FIRST GAME) pay” waw—sow went SER srose oo Wesco 7B |CHALKS UP {7TH WIN WA a Q RECALL MY DEPARTURE Z% FROM HERE,TO WORK ; YOUR MINE JUST % A feet ert seal Brown Tangle MY GOLD MINE~1 WAS | TO GET YOUR DARK AN'SING UE AND NINTH STRAIGHT in Mound Duel; Jimmies THE BUTT FOR RIBALD & GLASSES/ON A BARREL x Win Nighitcap, 4-2 SESTS AND BROAD Jf ACCOUNT OF TH’) BALLAD ON —————_— Po —_——_—_ SCOFFING FROM YOU GLARE FROM TH’ @ WHY YOURE Giant Hurler Blanks Reds, 4-0; N. P. SHOP TEAM COMING] {3s SMATT ALECKS/- EGAD,— rue ¢ can te Cubs Beat Phillies; Dodg- YOULL DO NO MORE OF TH ers Drop Pirates Billy Lanier, Big Righthander, IT, HENCEFORTH | MY DIGNITY Will Join Capital City : AND NOBLE NAME : YANKS EDGE OUT CHICAGO Club Saturday ON DEMAND . Cet RESPECT / Cleveland Indians Take Close HAR-R-RUME i y Game From Boston; Browns Defeat Senators A homerun by “Red” Haley in the lest half of the ninth inning gave Bismarck the first game of a double- header Friday, 4 to 3, but the Stuts- tian county crew came back to win the nightcap 4 to 2. Having previously split two games at Winnipeg with a third game called because of rain, the teams remained ail even on their current road-trip series. The games Friday were played at Rock Lake, Canada. In the first game Hal Massmann, Bismarck’s leadoff man, got a four base clout in the last of the first inning to start things out, but James- tewn on an error and a home run by Al Shauer scored twice in the fourth ‘and again in the fifth. In the last half of the fourth the Capital Citians got another counter and evened the score with another run in the sixth. Neither side scored @gain until the ninth when Haley poled out his long drive. Pitches Ed Berger, borrowed from the Valley 1-20 (By the Associated Press) At least two pitchers in the Nation- al League, Jerome Herman (Dizzy) Dean of the Cardinals and Harold (Hal) Schumacher of the Giants, have earned the privilege of wearing slight- ly superior looks when any mention is made of the livelier ball used in the senior circuit this year. The eccentric Dean chalked up his ninth consecutive triumph Thursday when he stopped the braves with seven hits to gain a 4-2 decision. Schumacher continued to show the “Indian Sign” over the Reds as he gave them 12 hits and shut them out, 4-0. The Cubs beat the Phillies 2-1. Pittsburgh lost to the Dodgers 4-2. ‘The Ruth-less Yankees edged out Chicago 4-3 while rain kept Detroit and the Athletics idle. Cleveland’s Indians defeated the (City club was on the mound for the é s 9 irate in ite tre gane and oro | Miller ‘Big Bats’ Belt Out 13 to 6 Hose, 6-5. The Browns beat Wash- son officiated for Jamestown. ing diar turns in the doubleheader Sun- tun in the seventh that won the New York . zeme, Three Sheets i in the Wind Hauser and away use Lead Attack| Derringer and Lombardi; Schu- thern Pacific Shop team in a game sate aed 7,800 :¥:|Baseball St Ae tl Sails filled with a spanking :500 Fans Watch Chicago . o10 001 000-2 8 | IASeCDA ric y usiness to Terry; fits in Minnesota semi-professional 1 they make for the finish line of Minneapolis, July 20.—()—The | score, Hansen and Todd. that he had acquired the services of This classic was won by Dr. and place in the American Association| Pittsbu: + , = : : eh ..... 000 020 000—2 10 {Giant Man i battle points when performance against Petersburg. In ager Capitalizes on HITS STRIDE ing a tight for ts Waterhouse, of San Francisco, The big bats of Joe Hauser, associa-| nard and Lopez. meet Lanier will probably get the call on at the White City stadium Sat- ¢ynamite for the three all-star hurl- . 000 102 001—4 12 1 ‘is will be in shape to take their reg- ; mound. ment afte se ‘tg | Spohrer. r being named manager Vote of Confidence “Lefty” Vincent and Brown, strong NATIONAL LEAGUE portside hurler for the Jimmie club, Vi t i A i ti All-Star St Tilt | SEES ictory in Association ar _ scmeter lan Red Saturday the locals play the first macher and Mancuso. celled for 6:30 p.m. The N. P. club breeze, the three star boats hele ate Philadelphia 000 000 100-1 4 ao Shifts Hurlers With Easy C the annual Santa Barbara ‘Lip- Minneapolis Millers return Friday to Dodgers Win Over Pirates Ss ur ers sy oncern Billy Lanier, a big righthander, who a ae eee ee Mrs Niels Martin, Santa Bar- baseball race, flushed with a 13-6 vic-| Brooklyn ...... 000 110 002—4 10 that game Lanier struck out 24 men the combined track teams of Oxford- defending champion. tion home run king, and Abby Wright, ‘Dizzy’ Wins 17th Win Victories he mound in the first game against : eis, none of whom yielded less than "3. 100 010 000—2 7 1| New York, July 20—When William Each of the sluggers got four hits - of the New York Giants to succeed game. Radcliffe drove out a home- Cincinnati « 200 100 10x—4 11 0 pt a three-game series with the Nor- on Three Picked Hurlers; ‘Cubs Defeat Phillies 4s rated as one of the strongest out- here beat a windward course as Malone, Warneke and Hartnett; E. Manager Neil Churchill said Friday ton Cup championship race. the serious business of staying in first RHE jee eae last week turned in a no-hit, no-run lock in the mile, critics are barans, who deteated Glenn tory over a team of league all-stars. Swift and Padden; Zachai ee i Cami Cornell-Prin: ; ry, Mishaps of Opponents to and allowed only one base on balls. i rat the Whit iad eats brilliant outfielder, packed too much RHE the Shop team and Vincent and Mor- three runs during his stay on the/" 3 Dean and Davis; Smith and|Harold Terry shook off his astonish- Walter Johnson Gets in five trips to the plate, Hauser; the great John J. McGraw in mid- pounding in six runs with his two} AMERICAN LEAGUE “i Cleveland, July 20.—(AP)—Wal MAJOR LEAGUE ee ara ie SE RE el ee po Wright accounting for two with three | BHR cs anew where ae Gua Indians, has a vote of confidence and LEADERS singles and one four-baser. Washington .... 500 002 000—7 10 1 calving change spitehiers: & contract for the 1935 season Friday Nearly 7,500 fans turned out for the erga age 008 plat 13 H pilot peaiaieehcen Fens pied Bad to assist and support him in the game. reaver, e, ls aS ant + (By The Associated Press) core by innings: Sewell; Wells, Andrews, McAfee, Coff-|SPect. Memphis Bill has been a Hou- ri taaeaes ot ies biases of NATIONAL LEAGUE Ai! Stars .... 001 111 002—6 12 2)man and Hemsley. Lei hieciineir main ihre ge. Cleveland baseball club directors to Batting—Terry, Giants, .3644; P. Minneapolis... 102 003 34x—13 15 1 Indians Trounce Red Sox Ste) re oe ae omens the chorus of boos and criticism which lwaner, Pirates, 3639. Braxton, Trow, Hockette and Rensa, RH £/from sixth place in 1932 to a National assailed Johnson .after the Indians Runs—Medwick, Cardinals, 73; Brenzel; Starr, Ryan, Chaplin and|Boston ......... 000 020 030—5 13 2|League pennant and world champion- dropped a game to the New York Vaughan, Pirates, 72. Hargrave, Young. Cleveland ...... 001 000 095—6 13 1/Ship in 1933 and their persistency of Mon Hits—Medwick, Cardinals, 124: Al- iii ee Ostermueller, Rhodes, Pennock and | 1934, one would have to list Terry’s When Lynwood “Sch eee <i Peon er nigel wader prec navel ta y ‘choolboy ball writers said Johnson, one of the . Phillies, 122. Wooled: R. Ferrell; Hudlin, L. Brown and ny judgment in yanking bowl-| Rowe fanned’ 11 Yank game, didn’ Eels, Gants, 22: Berere, |Wooledge Advances |Pyisr ers as reazon No. 1 rane the other das, he. def [know ow to handle the Cleveland Braves, and Collins, Cardinals, 20. In S. D. Net Tourney ‘Yanks Down White Sox A base on balls and a single for the) sitely proved to Mickey Coch. |pitehing staff r Pitching—J. Dean, Cardinals, 17 RH g[opposition ins tight spot is a rally) jane, manager of the Detroit —_————_— ‘ankhouse, Braves, and Schumacher, ~—s= | New York . . 101 000 020—4 9 1 Terry. 21 . Ps Hants, 14-4, anh alles a Dany er | onicags ~ 000 201 000-3 9 0), He simply ankles over to the bowler nechape agai eet “25 | Davis Cup Team is and Minnesota M nd Dickey; Gaston, Hev- e box, and says, “You'd better] wi ; tf * AMERICAN LEAGUE jbattle for the South Dakota open | ing prea forrerny 4 °¥" | get the h— out of here before some- ee me a 4 er iMiant career in- Meets Australia 4 Batting—Manush, Senators, 398; Crookston Ret "Superior lead and won, 6-8, and| “00s title as a result of the out- body gets killed.” Rea ast JERR ANS ohana Beige, igere ei, ‘| Crookston urns [Brvinerd halted a; Winmipes uprising come of quarter-final matches Thurs-| phiiadelphia—At Detroit postponed, Jerks One or All Be ane one ot Cockiragels Wimbledon, Eng. July 20—U— - Runs—Gehringer, Tigers, 84; Wer- To First Position | win, 6-5. |day, played in terrific heat with the | rain, "|_ 1 makes no difference whether the a ‘hurlers thls | Tennis stalwarts of the United states... Red Sox, 83 Fargo-Moorhead and Duluth played| official thermometer registering 99. ichucker is the great Hubbell, young joe asp aee two sg from the |... cup Friday—both of them long Semifinals will be played Saturday Schumacher, Fitzsimmons. Parmelee, Hits—Manush, Senators, 141; Geh- l10 innings before darkness overtook! rman and ‘Foxx, took the second’ game of fis Northern nem with the score at 7-7. hare enyeey Gal Smalley, Aus- \ ‘An outstanding player at the late|” Rasy victors in the American zone thletics, 28. eae rece mie ee eee | ar rere | tin, ‘Texas; Phil Wooledge, represent- a Out he goes! age of 35, Terry is eager to get out) ot cup competition, Frank Shields, Bree siaies: Vankeos, is-a,|Pie, 10%, Thuredey and moved) ‘Young. spiders, someliines selide ing the Ueieraiy ot Salnen Sal : Terry jerked Hubbell in # late inn- form. He longs to order other | Sidney Wood, George Lott and Lester berry, Tigers, 11-3. Sars Ane ans eee: ee though the air for miles, after climb-| fornia but from Fargo, N. D.; George 0 in 1S ing and at a time when he enjoyed & peoe around in store clothes, like|Stoeffen, will stack up against real ' © ‘ing to high spots and spinning threads | Dulling, Austin. Tex. and Ray Mor- seven-run lead against the lowly Phils| McGraw. This is not a new whim opposition when they take Wimble- .|the veteran Luque, or the recruit, big executive complex. hen Bowman. seventh inning. | last seaso with him. McGraw had to ad ’s famous court against Toy a Greater Grand Forks staged a big long enough to support them, even (an, Minneapolia. Joe Hunt, San| cer with Memphis Bill to remain inthe ner epage il | \ t, Sa (By the Associated Press) ‘Why, in the name of A. G. Spald- the ‘= iT] ! rally in late innings to wipe out a/though they have no wings. Francisco, 8-6, 2-6, 6-2. ing did you use the hook on Carlos?” ee oe the latter was on the verge retiring some AMERICAN ASSOCIATION asked a veteran baseball reporter, ‘Terry has much ability, outside of OUT OUR WAY B ens Club— WL ___Pet,|When the last shot had been fired. | ,ateneiy, y Williams ie Terry’ classical. It He is one of the wealthiest , adeneapte «BB carte CB, acon | yen tve ti ene TELLING ME : Indianapolis 46 42523, ee TEER TENSES TAROT aa ee ee ea aaa eat and trun Mer han any other jockey now in the ARE YOU Gur 1 Gor MY ARMS eure So 4 eT ee cue he That's the way it usually .. - . Dutch Ruether, former ON 2 ( y|_—~/ FULL OF GroceRIES— jee 4% 43] "The time to win a ball game is|znote that have it don't care shout , pajor league pitching great, SS OPEN ! T CAN'T OPEN DOORS ‘ike: Cit 42 41+ ~©472| When you have it won,” replied the a 19-year-old son on the way up 7 WITH BOTH insas City. 4 3 —____—_- Releacies,.. He is Frank E ~ ARMS Toledo .... 40 «52 ©4385 | New York strategist. FEATURED TRACK DUEL nded pitcher’ tor’ Beatie inthe : FULL = Gobi ais i MWialt Tor Ospere Sexers London, July 20—(?)}—Regardless of ifie Coast, loop. ‘Art Shire: ——S A GUY A BREAK / | AMERICAN LEAGUE No other club in baseball today 15] the outcome of Bill Bonthron’s long- ae 5, Club w LL _ Pet.|managed quite as well as the Giants.| awaited return duel with Jack Love- playing in the Texas League, . a : n't pice be e run so far this sea- Detroit’ . g ae eee eee a a jat’s not so great for ‘ “Ke fe » Great.” .. . Steve Hamas, it tee res Ak ene te is a bit shy at mixing with not to make mistakes. Baseball is yerinaly =e aA He Le a like ping pong. If we stick in there i ti 390|long enough, the other side will kick his college profile to those round- \ A f fl ah . one. Something will happen, and e rights of the Kingfish. ... Mary ; g we'll win—and it does! Day in and th Hirsh, daughter of one of Hy yy day out, it does!” horse trainers in the 4 w ob .| A Giant seldom does anything ntry, j pas been Sranied » tennere i ! i i anh wrong. You never see a New York an mes the | ‘ ier throwing | woman to be ‘admitted to the 7 He 5 ; ‘ ane a capitibe +. . Dick Bartell, Phillies’ ; : Z t See '306|° ‘Terry's admiration for McG op, holds the northern Cali- i A Boston ... : 500/a baseball man was Foot ny “" Buy at Summer Savings!!!!! Exceptional Values in Men’s Suits $22.50 Blues - - Browns - - Greys Guaranteed Pure Worsteds—Strictly Hand-Tailored interscholastic high jump A z e Bi 5 ; ; : 419| pite the fact h a. Z : Brooklyn t : ae pit cee they disliked eac! : Yesterday’s Stars | : pele o | ext ponchalance ‘and love of money : (By the Associated Press) } . 3 ; irked ; Pat Malone, Cubs—Limited to Phil- : : : 4 Fights Last Night Bit the beloved John Js, bigness three hits in seven innings Hq ’ (By the Associated Press) j Waterbury, Conn.—Eddie Ho- gan, 213, Waterbury, knocked out Les. Kennedy, 192, Long Beach, Cal. (2). Pittsburgh—Eddie Zivic, 133%, Pittsburgh, knocked out Joey Cost, 131, New York (9); Jackey Wilson, 124, New York, outpointed Mose Butch, 124%, Pittsburgh ao. + New York—Yustin Sirutis, 214, New York, stopped Edie Koralak, 192, New York (5). BISMARCK Smet 0 P.M. FE wand 3:30 P ere P.M: | Ball Park