The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 21, 1934, Page 6

NEW RIGHTHANDER WILL OFFICIATE ON MOUND FOR LOCALS Billy Lanier Will Get Tryout With Capital Citians; Game Called for 6:30 DOUBLEHEADER ON SUNDAY Three Games Scheduled for Balance of July; Two in City's Improved Park Boasting a much stronger pitching staff and priding themselves on the fact that they are playing a higher type of baseball than last year when they split a two-game series with the local club, the Northern Pacific Shop team comes to Bismarck today for three clashes with the Capital Citians. The first game with the 1933 Min- nesota champions tonight will be called at 6:30 and Sunday’s double- header opens at 1:30 p. m., with the second contest scheduled for 3:30 p.m. Billy Lanier, big righthander from the University of North Dakota, who has just been hired by Manager Neil Churchill, will pitch against the Shop club in the game tonight. For the two Sunday games Lefty Vincent. Barney Morris and Themar Simle will all be available. Pitched No-Hit Game Lanier, who turned down a chance in the Northern League with the Grand Forks Colts for the increased returns in the unorganized semi-pro- fessional ranks, last week pitched a no-hit, no-run game against the Petersburg, N. D., aggregation. In that game the Fargo boy chalked up 24 strikeouts. The Bismarck club returned from Canada early Friday morning where they divided four close games with Jamestown before Winnipeg and Rock Lake fans. Three games have been scheduled for the rest of July with the Eau THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JULY 21, 1934 | OUR BOARDING HOUSE YOU'D BETTER LOAD SOME SAND BALLAST IN THAT PLUG HAT OF YOURS,TO KEEP You FROM CARRYING YOUR NOSE COME BACK FROM THAT GOLD MINE FLOP, YOUVE BEEN ‘PUTTING THE SOCIETY SNIFF AND LORGNETTE ON EVE! WHATS IT ALL ABOUT © YOURE STILL By Ahern | INDEED /—HMF —~WELL, MADAM-<THE WORM HAS TURNED /—NO LONGER WILL I BE THE SCNPEGOAT SO HIGH! SINCE YOU'VE 1 FoR ROWDY SCOFFS AND ET TAUNTS BY THE LOW-BROWS. OF THIS HOUSE /~FROM J) NOW ON, T DEMAND THE !% RESPECT DUE A GENTLEMAN OF "REFINEMENT AND DIGNITY/ HAR-R-RRUME 27-Hole Match Public Golf Course to Sponsor Play Tournament Claire Bears of the Northern League coming here Wednesday, July 25. In the other home game this month, Grover Alexander, veteran major leaguer, will bring his bearded House of David nine here July 30. A third game will be played at Jamestown, duly 24, Probable lineups for tonight's game: Massmann 3s Haigh Desiderato 3b E. Stemig Mancuso lb Ryan ‘Troupe c Oettel Haley 2b Loretz Morlan Bt Ball Gost Lasky Lasky Lanier Pp G. Vondell Collegians Outslug Transients Winning One-Sided Battle, 30 to 9 ©. H. Will diamondball team con- tinued their long win streak in the city tournament by turning in a close 10 to 9 victory over the Sweet Shop Friday night. Scoring four runs in the first, three in the second and one each in the third and fourth, the ‘Will team went into the sixth all even when the Sweet Shop staged a rally to counter five times in the fourth. | In the last half of the ninth, hits by M. Hummel, 8. Goetz and J. Allen 0. H. WILL TEAM VICTORS OVER SWEET SHOP IN CLOSE CONTEST will vessesee 481 100 O1—10 ‘Transients, 9 Qualifying Rounds to Be Run Off in Forenoon; Neighbor- ing Towns Invited A 27-hole match play tournament’ will be run off at the Bismarck Pub- lic Golf course Sunday. Qualifying rounds will be played in the forenoon with the match play be- ginning at 1 o'clock. Neighboring towns have been invit- ed to send players for the tourna- ment and a large entry list was ex- pected by the officials for the second event scheduled for the public links this year. Prizes will be awarded to winners of each flight and also to runners-up and winners of consolation flights. The Public course is located just east of the Capitol building and its rolling terrain provides plenty of hazards for the expert shotmakers. | ABRH ITAIL-END OUTFITS BEAT DETROIT AND NEW YORK YANKEES} Foxx Clouts 29th Homerun to Provide Winning Run in Tigers’ Downfall GIANTS BEAT CINCINNATI Third Place Cardinals Keep Pace With Giants by Wal- loping Braves, 5-1 Two significant changes were re- corded in the American League standings Saturday. While the pace- setting Tigers and second-place Yankees were taking a-pair of trim- mings from tail-end clubs Friday, the Cleveland Indians, responding to threats to the managerial security of Walter Johnson, moved into third Place ahead of Boston and the St. Louis Browns slipped past the totter- ing Senators into fifth. The Cleveland tribe won from the Red Sox, 5-3. Rogers Hornsby’s Browns won from Washington, 7-4. Jimmie Foxx caused Detroit's downfall. He clouted his 29th home run of the season to provide the win- ning tally in the A’s 5-4 victory. The White Sox had to go 13 innings to beat the Yankees, 7-6. The Giants beat the Reds 11-5. The Cubs only succeeded in play- ing one scoreless inning against the! Phillies before rain wiped out their game. The third place Cardinals kept pace with the Giants by smacking down the Braves, 5-1. NATIONAL LEAGUE Cards Defeat Braves Boston ... b Carleton and Davis; Rhem, Mangum and Spohrer. Giant Rally Beats Reds RHE 21 100 100— 5 13 0 000 720 20x—11 13 0 inson, Kolp, Kleinhans and Lombardi, O'Farrell; Parmelee, Bowman, Bell and Mancuso. Cincinnati Chicago - Philadelphia called end second, rain. AMERICAN LEAGUE Indians Down Red Sox Cleveland o. Walberg, Welch, Rhodes and R. Fer- Chip Off the Old Block The name of Hornsby fs destined to be in baseball for many years if Rogers Hornsby, Jr., son-of the manager of the St. Louis Browns, follows his chosen career, Here is the youngster, now serving as bat boy for the club, getting some pointers from. hig Mlustrious dad, who, by the way, knows quite a few of them, COLONELS, WITH HATTER, BEAT LEAGUE LEADING MILLERS, 5-1 rae oF n-ne Indian Outfielder [2% Saints Choke Off Eighth-Inning Rally to Down Indians; Brewers Win Chicago, July 21—()—Minneapolis has the American Association’s west- Is New Swat King Washington Replaces Webb in Association Batting Race; Bismarck-N. P. Shop Teams Play First of Three Games Tonight INDIANS, BROWNS MOVE UPWARD IN AMERICAN LEAGUE RACE ‘: Paul Cook Sinks 15-Foot Putt to Win Second Round Match in Pine-to-Palm Bismarck Star Gets Birdie on 18th Hole; Other: Local ta, tS ern division situation pretty well un- Newsboys Defeat drove in the winning run. J. Zahn Brann Be Anyone desirous of qualifying Sat-/rell; Pearson, Harder and Pytlak. | der control, but the struggle.for the Petty Leads Hurlers anahan, urday afternoon may do so, accord- allowed 11 hits to the losers while E. leadership of the eastern section All Stars Fri da Agre was being nicked for 16 safeties | poten, 32 ing to the sponsors of the event. White Sox Take Yankees [shows no signs of locsening. up. | In the second game the Collegians v Louisville, with Clyde Hatter hold- o y made easy prey for the Transients meee ts er ‘York.300 an oe He reat 3 ing the Millers to seven widely spaced usa ot ay pester ee as it Pounding out a total of 29 hits to win|reiturt, rf” mESP rs hses cast hits, scored @ 5-1 victory in the series "Vernon (George) Washington is the . i (13 innings) Indians Outslug White Sox to/a 30 to 9 slugging match. Cowan, Brossa, Dechong, Rutffing and er. new leader in the American Associa- Sl evra p S| aamawanaaa alooccomnHonomn | cocccccoHom S| cookesuueceblaccusuadau ol He wocon mn nS | commen crmeses Crandings Finnigan, Allen and Jacobson drove Fi : &t. Paul choked off an eighth-in- Win, 25 to 12, in Wachter out home runs for the winners, Mein- |, TOtlS:.---...--++00..- Dickey, Jorgens; Jones, Heving, Gal-| ning rally to defeat Indianapolis, 4-3,/U/on Batting race | Li hover allowed the Transients only 10), Gcore by nnings— B livan and Madjeskt. Columbus to three mM eague Game ents only 10) qo) 652 111 5—30 | amas Lee Stine held Columi his batting mark 12 points during the . pat Club— w oL Pet. Iwaukee, 4-0. - pone fourth game of the nip-and-| The box scores: eee PERS eee Kansas City's winning streak was|ite niter in the iene footed {nok gerieg Between the all-stars and] Will 10; Sweet Shop. 9 Lovelock Defeats 4 905 Pouae “001 111 000— 412 1/halted et five straight when Toledolstatuties up to Friday reveal. His a School League of the city baseballl Nn. Agre, 3b 4111 Bonthron in Mile 333831 Marcum, Cain and Hayes; Rowe,| Wo" & loosely played game, 1 unofficial average was 372 to 304 for toumament was won hy the Newsboys, E Aste p 4220 poiastt AB, Aa re ene: : RH E| ‘rhe other leaders and their unoffi- : rs only| B. Boelter, 4 0 2 0} white City Stadium, England, J 50 419 Indianapolis ...001 100 010— 3 cial averages: A. Wright, Minne- <= : five scattered hits but errors on the| G sehllekenmeyer, 30 0 Ol21~im-Jack Lovelock, erect’ New 50 419 Browns Beat Senators |at, Paul.........300 001 O0x— 410 1/spqus seit B Moore: Coturnbus 386; : note anal allowed six|A. Schneider, res .. 40 1 O/Zesiand mile runner, Saturday de- 56 325] washington ....200 001 0ol— 410 1| Page, Butsberger and. Riddle; Cla-|tauser, Milnes! "30; Hargrave,, Winnipeg Oarsmen on, pig - B tbach 8 Se urehandt pi F. Lee, Iss ..... 4 2 1 1/feated Bill Bonthron of Princeton in atone 100 030 12x— 7 9 1|S¢t Judd, Phelps and Fenner. Minneapolis 347; Koster, St. Paul 347;/ Win Opening Events : ee ae Nowak L. Benser, If . 4 2 2 11 the mile run climax of the annual in- AMERICAN LEAGUE Crowder, McColl and Berg; Blae- » Toledo, 348; Kloss, Mil- _ a E. Martin, rf . 2 1 1 Olternational track meet between the| Clul w tL Pet. “Ken . Brewers Blank Birds Waukee .343, sind Sullivan, Milwaukee Caespagar AB RHIC. Johnson, 1b 41 1 | combined forces of Oxford-Cambridge BS) 3a, gag | NMOS HNO And Homaley. . RHE Winnipeg, July 31.—()—Strong- 0 ene 4 0 © 1/and Princeton-Cornell. i 50 33.602 : Columbus ........000 000 000-0 3 2 Wright, however, topped the cir- - ang = ———|"Lovelock won in the slow time of| Cleveland «# 33 .s4|Fargo Advances in Milwaukee’ ..-..000 003 10x— 410 01 cuit in two ‘departments Totals. +37 O11 4) gigg Boston 4 40540 Dist: ict Legi Meet. Elliott, Cross and O'Dea; Stine and/ sith most hits at 136, good for the Ae 4 Sei c- ABRE E Bt. Louis. 341481 Strk S10ON MECC prensa. leading total of bases, 240. Other s, If... 5 2 0) e——_—__—_—___—® | Washington. 4100646 ATL Serer —- leaders: Home runs, Hauser, Minne- 3 0 0) Hummel, rss . 411 0/| Fights Last Night | | Phitedetpnia "33 50 © -.398| Cooperstown, N. D., July 21—(7)— R 2 0 O|M. Hummel, 3b 5120 end | Ohinene. 29 57 .337|Fargo’s American Legion Junior base- 2 0 018, Goetz, 1b 5221 ball team, North Dakota state cham- 2 0 1/5, aller, r 5131 (By The Associated Press) AMERICAN ASSOCIATION pions, scored an impressive 11-0 vic- ———|A. Sundt, cf 4 1.2 0| — Hollywood—Abie Feldman, 179, WL _ Pet.|tory over Clifford here Friday in the 21 6 Siv. Enge, rf 4 0 2 0) New York, and Bob Olin, 173, 39 © 567|first round of the second district AB R H/| Falconer, Iss 4011 » drew, (10). 43 517 | tournament. 3 0 1/5. Zahn, p 4010 Beach, Cal. — Freddie 45 511] In other games Mayville turned \ 3 1 1/pr, Priske, ¢ 3 2 0 0| Miller, 126%, Cincinnati, outpoint- 44 511|back Valley City 10 to 6, and Fingal 311 ———-—| ed Clever Sison, 126%, Manila 45 500/won from Kindred, 15 to 6. 3 4 ; Totals.......... seeee 43.10.16 3) (10); Frankie Castilo, 125, Mex- be 45 489] Saturday Cooperstown will clash sere Score by innings— R| ico, stopped Johnny Cruz, 126, . 48 .467| with Fingal and Hannaford will meet ares Sweet Shop............130 500 00— 9| Manila (6). Toledo . $2 441 /Luverne. Fargo faces Mayville with 211 a | a ene -ot ties. . Co. DORN aaneneeL: 1 ant 6 ne ee rae playing at 4 p. m. ond 4, and Phelps, St. Paul, 12 . 3 ° : OUT OUR WAY By Williams ‘The championship game is sched- 2 pastas pap ulgd for Sunday. TT YOUR Wt BATSMEN CLOSE GAPS V Scores : mtd GOOD MORNIN’ TD LIKE To BS LDON'T Git IT! 410 000 132—11 ‘York, July 21.—(}—Batamen 59 MISTER GINSENG— A GUY WHO'S FEELIN’ AS. PLEASANT TO BODY EVERY! 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