The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 23, 1934, Page 6

| Bismarck Takes Two THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JULY. 23, 1934 Out of Three from Northern Pacific Club SHOP TEAM COMES | JOHNSON ROW’ SEEMS TO BE JUST WHAT INDIANS NEEDED Colonels Relish Minneapolis Series; Take Three of Four from Leaders 7=——— Learn to Swim Like the Champions . . . No. 4———_ Japs’ Double Arm Pull Puts Power in Crawl BAGK TO WIN 24D SUNDAY CANE, 6-2 Lanier Makes Debut Saturday Blanking Visitors; Allows Only Five Safeties WN. P. EXECUTES TRIPLE PLAY Cannizzo Makes Brilliant Run- ning Catch to Bob Haigh of Double in First Contest After absorbing two drubbings at the hands of the Bismarck club Sat- urday and Sunday, the Northern Pa- cific Shop team finally woke up to the fact that there were baseball games being played and unloaded their batting artillery on two Bis- marck pitchers to win the last game of the doubleheader Sunday. Bismarck won the first of the three- game series Saturday night, shutting out the Shop team, 10 to 0 and came back in the first game Sunday to win, 6 to 4. The Northern Pacific repre- sentatives won the finale in eight innings by a 6 to 2 count. Playing listless ball through the first two games the shop team looked like anything, but a first class club and that same hit-and-miss attitude pervaded the local camp during the second contest. Lanier Makes Debut Billy Lanier made his mound debut {n the local lineup, blanking the Shop team for nine innings and allowing only five scattered ‘hits. Aided by perfect support and some sensational fielding, Lanier was never in trouble and coasted along easily on the lead his teammates piled up in the early innings. Quincy Troupe and Red Haley drove out homeruns to add to the total of 11 hits given up by Paul Schafer, Shop team hurler. Cannizzo made a spectacular running ¢atch of Haigh’s long drive into deep right field to rob the N. P. slugger of!a safety in the fifth inning. A brilliant triple play and two dou- ble putouts by the Shop nine failed to halt Bismarck in! the first game Sunday and they won after blasting Michaud from the mound in the first inning with four hits that counted three runs. The triple play came in the fifth inning with Troupe on sec- | OUR BOARDING HOUSE WHATS THY A \DEA, PUTTIN’ TW CHILL ON US? & SINCE YOUVE COME BACK FROM YOUR g GOLD MINE, YOURE ALL LACQUERED UP WITH A LOT Of \MPORTANCE / DONT FORGET, KID, WERE PAYING GUESTS IN THIS KEEP YOUR DISTANCE, BUSTER, TO ALLOW FoR EXPANSION OF HIS HEAD JHE SENT HIS HAT OUT TO HAVE A RIP TAKING IT Bic ! uM-m 1-23 By Ahern YES —s0 You FANCY——BUT THE @ HOUSE OF HOOPLE 7 \S NOT DEPENDENT ON YOUR PATRONAGE! FACT 16,1 HAVE NOT APPROVED OF MY WIFE TAKING IN LODGERS / UM-M-T WILL "RENEW MY — PROTEST TOHER, ON THE MATTER ! Bismarck, Desiderato, 3b 21231) Mancuso, 1b . 117 1 0/ Tom aOtpete eee bees Allows Victors Only Bae 2b 0061 0| Four Hits, Retires Six Bat- Morlan, If C) Cattatisoset ABS eittod ters on Strikeouts Goetz, rf 02000 eiasendiatiniiariersic’s Simle, p .. 00000 Morris, p 0 0 0 2 0| Playing brilliantly before a crowd ——=— === of approximately 1500 home fans, the Totals ........ 33 6122714 1 | Minot Junior American Legion base-| ball team won a close decision from | the Bismarck Juniors Sunday. The score was 3 to 1. Score by innings— N. P. Shop Team $... 000 022 000—4) Bismarck +++ 301 101 00x—6 Summary: ° lone Minot Junior Legion Club Defeats 3-1, Before 1500 Fans Huntley, rf ........ 200000 303 42710 5 R 100 000 000—1 002 000 10x—3 Summary: Stolen bases Saunders; Sacrifices, Burckhardt. Two base hits, Burckhardt. Double plays, Lee to McGuiness to Beall Hits of Davy 6 in 8 innings; off Lee 4 in 9 innings. Struck out by Davy 5; by Lee 6. Bases on balls off Davy 1; off Lee 4. Hit by pitcher, Olson. Umpires, Poindex- ter and Barber. G0 BACK T0 THIRD PLACE WITH DOUBLE WN OVER RED SOX Yanks Gain on Detroit Winning Both Ends of Twin Bill as Tigers Split BABE RUTH BACK IN LINEUP Brooklyn Dodgers Take Double- header From Pittsburgh Pirates, 3-2, 13-10 (By the Associated Press) The criticisms of Waiter Johnson's managerial actions, seem to have been just the stimulus that was needed to send the Indians flying back into the midst of the American League pennant race. In the past week the Indians won fcur games in a row, dropped one teugh one, then smashed their way beck into third place Sunday with a double triumph over thé Boston Red Sox, 4 to 2 and 6 to 5. The second-place Yankees cele- brated Babe Ruth's return to action by walloping the White Sox twice, 8 to) a4, 2 and 15 to 2 while Detroit’s pace| ante setters split a twin bill with the Athletics. The Tigers bowed in 1-0 in the! first game but they made up for that in the second and won, 17-8. The Brooklyn Dodgers beat Pitts- burgh twice, 3-2 and 13-10. AMERICAN LEAGUE Olive McKean shows the double By RAY DAUGHTERS hh time and effort have been spent by some critics in explaining the difference between the American ir | 88d Japanese crawl strokes. In exe- cution they are almost identical. The difference lies in the arm stroke tim- ing, with perhaps a looser leg whip, depending on the individual. The Japanese swimmers’ chief physical characteristics are short bod- Tigers, Athletics Divide short arms, bnormal (First Game) erful legs. pres stdituard are Philadelphia 000. 100 000—1 8 0/ blessed with a longer reach, but the Detroit ... 000 000 000—0 6 1) Japanese Dietrich and Berry; Rowe and| reach by ine vanyesopenee on cyte Cochrane. practically is a double arm pull. (Second Game) By pausing the arm in the catch Philadelphia 033 000 200— 8 13 4} position in front of the head almost Detroit ... 033 004 34x—17 14 1) until the arm on the opposite side Benton, Marcum, Mahaffey and| joins it, they have acquired a superior Hayes; Marberry, Rowe and Cochrane. | driving power. Indians Win Doubleheader ‘The paused arm, or first arm, pulls (First Game) Boston .... 000 001 010-2 6 0 M Cleveland. 003 010 00x—4 9 0 H. Johnson and R. Ferrell; Harder and Myatt. (econd Game) Boston .... 002 002 010—5 10 Cleveland. 004 100 0-x—6 10 1 mers. The left arm still is pulling when front of the TO WIN PUBLIC COURSE MEET Hauser Gets 31st Circuit Clout; Red Birds, Brewers Divide Doubleheader homer of the season. a Columbus defeated Milwaukee, 11-9, te the first game but loet the stcond, Indianapolis defeated St. Paul, 5-3 after the Saints hed won the opener, ‘Toledo defeated Kansas city, 8-4, arm pull used Japanese swim- starts the pull in slightly past the shoul- 1 second. arm starts/S*. Paul ........ 000003000—3 8 0 Bole, Weinert and Riddle; Phelps and- Giuliani. cia 020 113 130—11 11 In th tt ~American swimmers} Heise, Mihager and ODen Presael e past n : have kept each arm pull separate, Marriss’ and Busce. 4 # RHE - 011100010—4 7 3. + 201010001—6 11 .1. 0 ro UE tances. LINTON YOUTH oe aa ead son, Ringhofer; Tauscher and Young,. tured consolation honors when he de-| Toledo ...... eee. 000012 222—9 16 1. ond, and Haley on first. Morlan hit] Left on bases—Shop Team 14, Bis-| The local team scored their ; an b $RGhne wecond baseman who touched|marck 12; stolen bases—Troupe; two-| telly in the first inning but Minot plisan, __ Rhodes, Welch | and/Stattery Captures Medalist Hon- |fested McCormick, New Salem, 2 and|Kansas City... Oooi0000—1 9. 1° the bag, threw Morlan out at first|base hits—Mancuso, Troupe 2, Can-|evened the count and went one run Chhe son and Pytiak. ors, Touring Course in 38; . can 3 Hockette, Moore. ‘and then the first sacker relayed the|Nizzo, Weber; home runs—Vondell;|into the lead in the third. Both i " ‘Yankees Defeat White Sox In the second flight Jack Zuger Peep RHE’ ball back to second ito catch Troupe.| triple plays—Ryan to Haigh to Loretz| pitchers settled down and there was " (First Game) Many Golfers Enter vanquished Dr. Toepke, New Salem, roj045 game— 1002000126 12 3 ‘Themar Simle started on the mound|to Haigh; double plays—Loretz to|no more scoring until the seventh ra] in S New York. 230 100 002—8 18 0 1 up, while Fred Mann, Bismarck was| conse, Gity V2, 120 100 01x—7 18 1 for the locals but was relieved in the| Ryan to Mock, Ball to Ryan; hits off| when an overthrow at second base Chicago .. 000 110 00-2 7 1 ae ine > ee winning from Harry Zechmeister, 2|" aye and Desautels; Stiles Jast of the eighth by Barney Morris.|Simle 9 in 7 1-3 innings; off Mich- allowed another run for the winners. | qeeeccese pee Allen and Jorgens; Lyons and Shea.! George Moses, Bismarck, de! up. and Brenzel, 3 Carson, k, Simle gave up a total of nine hits be-|2uUd 4 in 1-3 inning; off Vondell 8 in| | Tom Lee officiated on the mound (By The Associated Press) (Second Game) Harold Dobler, youthful eee Third flight honors went to Dr. R. . fore he retired in favor of the colored|7 2-3 innings; struck out by Simle 2; | fo: Bismarck allowing only 4 hits AMERICAN ASSOCIATION New York.. 400 611 120-15 19 11 up, in the finals of the Z-hole W. Henderson, Bismarck, when he ” ace. | by Morris 1; by Vondell 1; bases on| and retiring six men on strikeouts. WoL Pet.) oni 900 000 2 5 2\match play tout held at eliminated Nels Magnuson, Bismarck, N tn Ca . Played tationiy balis off Simle 2; off Morris 1; off|Davy on the mound for the Magic| Minneapolis . sa ak aso | NO: 2 eae marchers REE ae ee the|2 up. John Moses took consolation | LWOVOUY ptures Joe Desiderato pitdhed the first five|Vondell 2; wild pitches—Vondell, | City club was nicked for six hits and | Indianapolis . 48 44 © 522|Ganivan and Madjeski. 7 paiviaies junday. honors defeating C. C. Larsen, Bis- *s : innings of the third game. Errors by|Michaud: hit by pitcher—Haigh by struck out five. Milwaukee 4 86460 (516 Gunndare dinate Meewmn oes tery toured the course |marck, 1 up. Pine-to-Palm Title Mancuso and Troupe allowed two runs|Simle; time of game—1:50; umpires Burckhardt with a double and Goetz | Louisville 48 45 516 | Washington 100 320 000—6 12 0 38 prea medalist honors and} G. L. Personius won the fourth in the first frame |while three hits|—C@vou and McCarney. set wD ALU ae ber CDS teed ere 48 47 © 495/5¢ Louis... 000 020 002—4 10 1|sartion penis) inert pace the con-| flight downing John Sadd, Jr., Bis- Riera } Baten pettersto went back Third Game “"Following the game the Minot fans M4 4424) “Linke and Philips: Knott, Andrews, |tignt defeating i. B. Kein, ‘Bu (going to Eaward Meer who defeated |Carman Rev Tabi to his ‘eg third position and Mor- aa ie Shop Team AB R H PO A Ej gave a banquet for the two teams to 43 8348. McAfee, Coffman and Hensley, Grube. marck, with te two 4 golfers going six|D. O. Nye, 2 up. : jerses jes on ris again took up the mound assign- Ba » 3b. +5 0 2 0 1 O|reciprocate for the way Bismarck NATIONAL LEAGUE extra fore settling the match.| ‘Approximately 40 golfers were en-/ Cook; Personal Friendship ment. Morris let in two more runs| Mock, 2b 2 1 3 5 Ojtreated their boys during the state AMERICAN LEAGUE Cards Beat Braves Twice Pete Verduin, Bismarck, took the|tered in the tournament and prizes in Golf Rival in the sixth on a triple, a double and Big i 4 1 4 0 0) tournament here last year. 55 33625 (First Game) first flight by downing H. Robinson, | were awarded to winners and runners- valry a single. one ne Tacky, 24 : ; ‘ 4 | The box score: : = ne St. Louis.. 102 100 010—5 10 1|Bismarck, 2 up, and E. O. Olson cap-|up in each flight. Cees The Capital Citians counted once 4 Bismarck ABRHPOAE| Boston .... 200 100 10-4 8 4|memerm ATAAINNG TITATEAR MAUCAL tn the fifth and once in the sixth inn- | LOretz._ 0 1 2 2 2) MeGuiness, 3 401251 42 533!" Walker and Davis; Prankhouse, GROVE GIANTS WAI I OP DAWSON A recog op ings, only one of which was an earn- Weber c o1100 Burckhardt, cf 401000 42 481) Betts and Spohrer. 9 lop eanggiic me a ed run. Lasky led the visiting stick- Vondell, 01000 410301 47 AT2 (Second Game) terlachen club, Saturday ee eel tatitl Ble iow. "ar "Ss : 1006, AT PENITENTIARY PARK lutecroata ert crm five trips to the plate. Vondell, hurl- Totals 30 earns i 400210 60 323 Boston .... 010 001 000-2 7 3 9 nual Pine-to-Palm golf Sones ing his second game, allowed the lo-| pi arc Nah 401211 ‘Vance and Delancey; Cantwell and pabirge pce back Seger a cals only seven hits. ean Ean Cabs 1 302100 LEAGUE Hogan. GOLF VETERANS WORRY it Lake, She means 2 5 4 ‘Troupe, with six hits, including ®|Deaderato, p. 3b’. 4 401631) 87 40 Win Two Ed Briese, Dawson Hurler, !8| putraio, July 23—(P)—The veterans Pid fo pio jeder homerun and three doubles in thir-| Mancuso, 1b 2) 400900) (593 (First Game) Victi 4. who have ruled the prof golt Vpeclorbnscaps jgney teen times at bat, compiled the best {oo !!™C« SS 93) pittsburgh . 000 020 000-2 8 2 ictim of 24-Hit Attack Gmina cf Monkees tae: Lge po pet) aged nee aed ae average during the three games. Can- r 35 1 62612 5 * Brooklyn .. 100 200 00x—3 4 1 in Sunday Game worried no little at the of poleetonagstergesd way . nizzo, Morlan and) Massmann were r ABR HPOAE ‘ French and Padden; Babich and some tyro capturing the 1934 P. G. Al eq ae preg never seins ee a ene: forthe local o| eed $38 Lopes. championship which will be played| Gir‘ tatters 2 | 4 Se jame) Wednesday the Eau Claire team Hl 5401300 329 pisteburgh 000 201 OOT—10 18 3 Ed Briese, Dawson hurler, was the Over the wide open park club course) Carman had eliminated Paul Cook 0 Heese Brooklyn 0/100 200 10x13 9 1) Victim of a 24-hit attack as the Grove in the semi-finals. These two youth- ee ae ieee ee aa|_ Holley, Hoyt, Birkhofer and Velt-| Giants walloped the Dawson ball club, aeaiaaed 30 2 T2411 4 400120 eae | an Renee, Leonard and Lopez, 20 to 6, Sunday. FIGHT FOR CUP N. P. Shop Team 200 022 00-8 ray . "Phillies Down Cubs “The Giants :neoryd in erate JN 1 Bismarck TEI 000 011. 00—2 30-8 8058 5 545! chicago . 000 100 110 002— 5 14 0|but one. Smith, pitching for the Summary: 7 in 4 2-3 innings; off Morris 5 in : » Philadel t penitentiary team, allowed two hits Left on bases—Shop Team 13, Bis-|3 1-3 innings; struck out by Desidera- 1 308 000 210 000 003— 6 14 3|in four innings, when Flanders re- marck 7; two-base hits—Loretz, We-| to 3; by Morris 3; bases on balls off 9 357| (12 innings) Heved and finished the game. ber, Ryan; three-base hits—Mock;| Vondell 1; off Morris 1; hit by pitch- Warneke, Root, Joiner and Hart-| Dawson rallied in their last time double plays—Haley to Mancuso,| er—Evans by Desiderato; passed balls} There are more kinds of fresh- nett; Hansen, C. Davis and Todd. at bat and scored wo Suph eee Be, eed ie Loretz to Ryan; hits off| —Weber; time of geme—1:35; umpires | water fish in Mllincis than in all Giants Siam aig Four hits and an em . to fondell 7 in 8 innings; off Desiderato| —Cayou and McCarney. Europe. Cincinney a ede 4 4 31 four oa rror gave way OUT OUR WAY illi Lm Damon Oo ABR HPO AE By Williams tai gs Eee | OR He t fe WONT 9 “16 It PAYs— AWRIGHT, ae WONT ! ° A H i i Hane To orem, \| ore Wet). | ars cer WHUT (By the Associated Press) im, 3b. 4 O11 5 0 GO Home en |) ee MAKES ME sore- NATIONAL LEAGUE S. Sonnenburg, if..1 1100 0 Grr A LAR 1 THAT S>TH WE COULD ON'Y Batting—Terry, Giants .3594; P. W.| W If ......3 00000 RUPIN, WAY You GIT THREE TO Waner, Pirates, % H. Sonnenburg, s8..4 01111 ER TO BED wiTHOUT\ FEEL—AN!’ WORK ON IT, Runs—Medwick, Cardinals, 16; | Briese, p ......... 420231 SUPPER, FER RUININ'| WELL DO . BUT THEY'LL BE Vaughan, Pirates, 75.000} eee = r YOUR CLO'ES, WITHOUT TWENTY SWIMMIN' ‘Hite—Medwick, Cardinals, and 82417 6 Joo SIS FER A UTTLE | ASWIMMIN! my Allen, Phillies, 127. canes FUN OF SWIMMIN! Home runs—Ott, Giants, and Ber- 3600 ne aa eahinge 3 Dean Cardinals toe. =a s |. Dean, Cai 11-3; WE TURN TH' CREEK Schumacher, Giants, 14-4. 2130 ey! INTO THIS HOLE. —_______ 1220 ‘Jack " AMERICAN LEAGUE. 1001 Batting—Manush, Senators, 397; 20320 Gehringer, Tigers, .387. 2020 Runs—Gehringer, Tigers 87; Wer- 41101 ber, Red Sox, 85. 2100 ‘Manush, Senators, 141; Geh- 1001 ringer, Tigers, 130. ---- Home runs—Foxx, Athletics, 20; 42713 3 Johnson, Athletics 28. Score by - Pitching. , Yankees, 15-3;| Dawson .... 1 on or Marberry, Tigers, 11-3. Grove Giant LAL ene Superior Blues Down | "Sutmay its, Ed- : r eae uroaz| |7"G Fargo-Moorhead, 13-6|i0"hay. Dasbro to’ Devideot, o0- 43" care ver to DeVore; stolen bases, “ e244 1Z St. Paul, July 23.—(?}—Heavy hit- |1, gnyder 2, LeMay 1, Siegel 1, Da- 110 40 (a ting on the part of Arnovich, one of 2; strikeouts, Briese 5, Smith The greatest tennis singles 1201 Ys the leading minor league batters of |1 in 4 inn! Flanders 6 in & in-| players in the United States eet 4 the country, proved ao much for |inga: it, off Breas 24, off Sth 3] and Australia, will batle one 3 i A ° wore iti hs prions ae BO aes at gga pat a lea > ball, 5 » for the honor of leading oo°0 ‘Pete Guay of Duluth allowed Great- fett' on. Dawson 6, Giants 10;/ their team against. England in e238 er Grand Forks only three hits to | umpires: and Lightall. Davis Cup matches.’ They are sae ee oe score @ 9-0 victory, while Crookston - Frank Shields, top, U. 8. No. 1 gap wre eer ven tne Sonar, and| Bevan dacs o'denat"' the| low; ler of aes nal” 4 sae Spanish Armads in 1508. Fh ehig “A