The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 2, 1934, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2,-1934 Cook Meets Sorlein for State Amateur Golf Championship SURVIVORS BATTLE HALE Y’S TRIPLE BREAKS UP .10-INNING JAMESTOWN GAME OVER LONG SC-HOLE \Terry’s ‘Hitless Wonders’ of 1933 | MUTINY" Strack Out 86 Homers This Season As OH Stocky Bismarck Shotmaker| THRILLING MIX, 43 Seeks Fifth North Dakota uae ei Years Barney Morris Limits Jimmies to Seven Hits; Retires 13 on Strikeouts | OUR BOARDING HOUSE oh agence MDEAR-UM-KAFF- ~ T AM ENGAGING SASON AS A CHAUFFEUR SIMPLY BECAUSE, AS A MAN OF LETTERS AND SCIENCE, I CANNOT MASTER THE - GADGETS THAT ACTUATE A MOTOR VEHICLE TO GO, 1 HEAR YOURE BUYING AN AUTOMOBILE, AND YOURE RIGGING UP SASON AS A CHAUFFEUR |-—OF COURSE, ITS YOUR MONEY To SPEND AS YOU WISH, BUT DON'T YOU’ THINK A UNIFORMED CHAUFFEUR \S TOO BIS. A SPLASH TO MAKE FROM A DIVING PLATFORM THAT | In This Corner . . . By Art Krenz REVOLTING AGAIN Mel Ott Belts 25th and 26th as Leaders Tighten Hold on First Position (By the Associated Press) The New York Giants, who were accused of being “hitless wonders,” of winning the world’s championship ELIMINATES CUMMER, 4-3) William Kostelecky, Jr., Defeats dames Barrett for Con- solation Honors Fargo, N. D., Aug. 2.—(#)—North Dakota's 20th annual golf champion- ship will be fought over the 36-hole route of the Fargo Country Club here Thursday with Paul Cook of Bis- marck, seeking his fifth state title in six years, facing a new finalist, L. C. Sorlein, Fargo music master. Cook advanced to the finals with a 4-3 victory over one of the three Far- go Edgewood club survivors, Fred Cummer, while Sorlein won from Mar- tin (Toodles) Everson, 7 and 6: The Sorlein-Everson match was the closer of the two at the start, but Sor- Jein won six of the first eight holes) in the morning to reach the turn six up, and despite some good golf by Everson in the afternoon, the handi- cap was too great. Cook never was down to Cummer, being 4 up on the first six holes in the morning, but Cummer came back to square it at the turn. Cook and Cummer fought even on the first three holes in the afternoon. Cook bagged a birdie 4 to go 1 up at the fourth, but Cummer snared a birdie 3 at the seventh, where he had stopped Cook's rush in the morning with another 3. Cook went ahead with a par 5 at the long eighth to stay. He increased his margin to 2 up with a birdie on the 10th, then halved the next two in regulation figures. He closed in fast once Cum- mer erred and won the next three holes although he was one over par on the final two. Everson won two of the first four holes in the afternoon, but Sorlein got them back with wins on the sixth and eighth. Everson won the 10th, but Sorlein’s 5-3 against Everson’s 6-4 | on the lith and 12th left Sorlein 7/ WINTER GOLD RUSH STAR OF 1932-33, WAS HOT AGAIN WHEN HE BAGGED THE ST. PAUL OPEN REPELLED HARRY GCooPER AND KY LAFFOON IN ST, PAUL OPEN PLAYOFF AP{ER THE ‘Rio TED wiTH 285... \T WAS LAFFOON'S THIRD DEFEAT IN PLAYOFFS THIS YEAR COOPER Aso with nothing but the strong arms of four pitchers and even of talking their way to the title last season have feshioned a reply with their bats this season. Bill Terry's reputedly weak-hitting team has turned into ax aggregation fs home run hitters, cvilecting 96 so ar. Mel Ott, youthful leader of the belting brigade, slammed his 25th and 26th homers Thursday to tighten his grip on the National League lead and to help his club strengthen its Position at the top of the standing with a double victory over the Braves. ‘The scores were 11 to 2 and 10 to 3. Johnny Salveson, making his first HAS BEEN IN TAREE PLAORSS, themcacross and both teams: went in City Tournament ABRHPOS' up with 6 to go. WINNING “TWO sss & Louls 10-6 and 4-2 to drop the losers | scoreless until the fifth. 30010 William Kostelecky Jr. of Dickin- Z é into sixth place behind Washington.!" In that inning, after Morris had : 11000 son, the tournament medalist, won the <REKZ——— i a Brooklyn's Dodgers belted out an 8 tol struck out two men, Brown got a| Columbus Company A coupled eight Transient | ¥ 3315 0° championship flight consolation title, — # decision over the Phillies. single, Foster got a walk and Davis errors with 13 hits to win a previous- 32060: defeating James Barrett of Minot, 4 Belrh sehen got a single scoring Brown. Foster rey poweg Any 31230° + - -1 victory over Bt. : see 30000! a would still retain them and some-|st. Louis .. 000 000 O40—4 6 2 Gop Mike Gostr's throw’ Soper he Ray Starr returned to the Minne-|Mondball tournament Wednesday|Younise, ss .. 11000% ortnern ague thing woud ihe woekediont #0 themet| ehicage 000 000 000—0 5 0 . . rom right| spolis club after his strange walkout| "ight. The score was 23 to 18. and-If 20000% isfact of ie! Ts Of e league. . a a Los Angeles Golfers a | wskealrahonl aiprapoes ites ringed aS ip rrags Davis; Weaver, Bush ‘A two run lead looked awfully big and was greeted by the Toledo Mud 4 0000 Lead Quest for Title lub In Troub @ ner of the Northern League to playoff Dodgers Beat Phillies to local fans until the lucky seventh 4 4 : . H |to play the winner of the Nebraska|Philadelphia 002 010 001— 410 2 bees peyuryrrieeseaeieae shot eet coe care pe pa mat | State league, Boone said it would have | Brooklyn 030 100 O4x— 811 0 jes ant a Se a —— 4 ae eae eapeaie Business Men May Lose Brain-|to age “ ae _ weeks, = Collins vand J. Wilson; Benge, Zach- Paani patty tet —_ Gane. on a ae 5 a ‘ Sete forthern playot a nine game af-|ary an pez. H A ‘ a eee ioe dinke ener shame | efd Franchise Says Circuit | tair which would run it at. least v Reds Down Pirates saphgess oc ean mee 0 2 0 ioooe re 2 days after the winner of the Nebraska| Pittsburgh . 302 100 000— 612 2 Leica os minutes, first 1 4 plonship as play entered the quarter President Wednesday Iecerue, Hadise (ase nGd: Cincinnati "100 114 Ox— 712 1| Doubles by Troupe and Haley in the| ™nus. | The first required ae oti rfurd ee eis @fi the carly. rounds in- ——— Boone said whether or not a north-| Swift, Chagnon, Smith and Grace;|elghth scored the tying run and six) ¢ 0 20 10033 cluded: Don Erickson, Bruce: McCor-| Fargo, N. D., Aug, 2—()—Danny|@™ team would meet the Nebraska |Derringer, Johnson and Lombardi. | batters were retired in the ninth with- o 1 23 10100 mick and John Ross, three of the|Boone, president of the Northern|Winner would rest with the playoff Giants Take Doubleheader pares mae preechine tee eee w 3 1.0 10000 four-man team which won the Hard-|League announced Wednesday night| Winner of the Northern. (First game) leg Bot a single, stole sec- e 14 20000 ing trophy for the Pacific coast city|he plans to leave for Brainerd Thurs-| Superior, winner of the first half |New York .. 420 012 020—11 16 1/ond, but was out going down to third. 11 2 10030 iscdey day to try to iron out difficulties re.|has not been sounded out on such #|Boston .... 100 010 000—2 9 1/Radcliff flied out, Oberholzer drew a te ake coe iM ese A young Hawaiian. Arthur Arm-|garding the Northern League fran-| Proposition, Boone said. He said he| Salveson, Hubbell and Mancuso,|bye and A. Schauer flied out, retiring 2 23 0 20000 strong, put out two Minneapolis hopes | chise there. had talked to managers of several of Danning; Cantwell, Barrett, Mangum, |the side. se ee ie ee ‘Wednesday, by defeating Earl Larson} Boone, in Fargo where his team,|the other league teams and their|Brown and pina ‘ Hahn came up for Bismarck and 3 1 8 1 3215 3 in the first round and Charley Aman-|the Crookston Pirates, are playing |Teactions to such a proposition was Second game! grounded out to the first baseman. On doles in the second, both by scores of |the Fargo Moorhead Twins, said|that if they won the second half|New York .. 211 001 320-10 14 1/the next play Fisher popped up a high | Toledo 3 and 2. ‘i things are not going so well as expect-|Championship and the playoff with|Boston .... 000 002 100-311 OJinfield fly that Perkins muffed when| Starr, ae eae ‘Thursday's starting field of 16 willed in regard to the Brainerd club on| Superior, they would favor such a ser- Ree ae and Mancuso; Frank-|trying to make a grandstand catch|rin and Garbark. : 4 4 be cut to four by Friday for a 36-hole | the part of the Brainerd business men | !es. eae and: Spolrer. down by third base. Troupe went out 3 4 semi-final, followed by the champion-|who took over the club from Ray Le AMERICAN LEAGUE oo passa rae Parle oe 1 2. 8 ship play Saturday. icine ea este dataestee Paul Dean, Cardinals—Pitched five- Senators Trounce Athletics paces Bae ad hate gical 4 in 0 | it tne pemeen holler cts deans | ee Washington 330 002 012-11 14 0) winning run. Columbus 1 3 H | Yesterday’s Stars | |chise at prainerd, Boone wasunableto| zeke Bonura, White Sox—Batted | niladelphia 320 000 101— 714 41 Haley was virtual “murderer's row”| Fette and to. N say. It is his wish the franchise re-! mightily in Sox’ double wi er Weaver, Russell and Bolton; Flohr, all in himself, getting two doubles and 203-1 \"'Mel Ott, Giants—Pounded 25th and|main in Brainerd as least for the re-|Browns, Ee oy Tagger, Wilshere and Berry. Hayes. |. triple in five times at bat. Morlan Colonels, Bives Divide apdeoome 26th homers and drove in seven runs|mainder of the season. He said, how- pelea acai 111 040 000— 7 9 0/80 ® homerun in three times up and First game— 3 23 «3 against Braves. ever, that if they wish the franchise | Freeport, N. ¥.—Johnny Risko, |New York . 200 030 000— 410 2|ZTOupe bagged @ double and two Kansas "gd ‘ Chick Hafey, Reds—His 14th homer|be taken away he will oblige them. | 195, Cleveland, outpointed Tommy |" Rhodes and R. Ferrell; Broaca, Van|siles in five trips to the plate. Loulsvil ie Proved decisive blow in victory over| Asked about the players on the| Loughran, 182%, Philadelphia Atta and Dickey. Davis and Perkins contributed four u Pirates. Brainerd club, Boone said the league (10). Tigers Regain Lead hits to Jamestown’s total. . ABH POA i Friday Bismarck plays the equally | Second game— 4462 Detroit .... 030 221 020-1017 0 Kansas City s1)2 Cleveland. 001 010 320— 714 o|strong Valley City team here with / mises © 6414 OUT OUR WAY By Williams Hamlin, Phillips, Rowe and Coch-|the game called for 6:15 p. m. 5 3 2 1 — by Hudlin, Bean, Hildebrand and ABRH re H a4 as ZS White Sox Win Twin Bill ee 2301 ~ BEEZ (First, game) 1 98 48 7. wr g|! 1-3 innings, off P. Ne 3311 GAA FA Chicago ... 020 104 012-1016 1 A 3 of . 030003 101—8 13 0] nnings, off Sullins 4 in 1 2-3 innings; 4110 GAZ som, Andrews, McAfee and Hems- . 4 ; 4 3 : © RMR fo) 2) ERE ley. Tndians— EZ 10 000 100 24 8 0 do000 50m: : Z 4 Chicago 000 100 2-4 8 SZ St. Louis 000 000 020 0-211 1 4000 GE Earnshaw and Madjeski; Knott, 1 3211 Andrews, Hadley and Grube. #4111 po nlite 3080 2010 OP LEAGUE rie L 3100 Ss 6 aia: (By the Associated Press) 50 . (including yesterday’s games) 50 +202 015 216—19 NATIONAL LEAGUE 83 +-000 100 032— 6° ° ee rygciinne, 361; P. ss base dia —N.* faner, Pirat 360. r, C. Balser. Runs—Terry, Giants, 81; Ott, st 14 in 9 innings Giants, 80. 4 innings; off Hits—Terry, Giants, 139; P. Waner, Br Pirates, and Allen, Phillies, 138, : me Bi wy W20 Yn, ' (Jam ¢ start since his return from Montreal, and Carl Hubbell shared the pitch- ing burden of the opener while Hal Schumacher, this year’s leader of the bitching “Big Four” rang up his 16th triumph in the afterpiece, contribut- ing a homer to his own cause. Dean Shuts Out Cubs The double triumph increased New York's lead to four full games as the third-place Cardinals, with Paul Dean on the hill, bumped off the second-place Cubs 4 to 0. The almost daily exchange of first and second places in the American League by the Yankees and Tigers took place on schedule as Detroit walloped the Cleveland Indians 10 to 7 in & free swinging contest which produced 31 hits while the Red Gox, with former Yankees in the starring oe downed the New York club 0 4, Down in the second division most, of the excitement came irom the Reds, who spotted Pittsburgh's Pirates a three run lead, then won 7-6 on Chick: Hafey’s 14th homer plus a four run rally in the seventh, and by the Sen. ators, who battered out an 11-7 de- cision over the Athletics in a slug- fest which preduced five circuit blows, two by Doc Cramer of the A's, The cellar dwelling White Sox took both ends of a bargain bill from St. Home’ runs—Ott, Giants, 26; Collins, Cardinals, and Berger, Braves, 23. Pit . Dean, Cardinals 18-4; Schumacher, Giants, 16-5. AMERICAN LEAGUE ber, Red Sox, 93, ‘Hits—Manush, Senators, 150; Geh- ringer, Tigers, 139, Home runs—Foxx, Athletics, 34; Gehrig, Yankees, 32. Pitehers—Gomez, Yankees, 17-3; Rowe, Tigers, 14-4. and single, accounting for five runs. ble. Steal; Locals Play Valley City Friday 3, Wednesday night. the seventh and eighth frames to over- haul the Jamestown club and take the game to extra innings. the heavy-hitting brigade of the local first full game since he was injured some weeks ago, held the Jimmies to seven hits and retired 13 opposing batters on strikeouts. It was one of those nip-and-tuck battles when anything can happen and most everything does, and just as is 80 often the case, an error accounted for the winning run. By virtue of its win Bismarck took a six to five lead in the games played this season. _ Score on Double Steal On a double steal by Davis and Per- kins, the Jamestown club scored one run in the first inning. Davis got on through an error and Perkins got a single advancing Davis to third. Bis- marck made a play on Perkins going down to second base and Davis came home. Both were safe. Bismarck evened the count in the last half of the initial inning when Hahn gota walk and scored on Troupe’s single and Haley's double, MORLAN HOMERS IN SEVENTH Visitors Score First Run on Dou- “Red” Haley tripled, scoring Fisher from first base in the last half of the tenth inning to break up a tie game as Bismarck downed Jamestown, 4 to “Red’s” hero act came after the Capital Citians, led by Troupe and Morlan, had scored one run each in But all the credit does not go to club, for Barney Morris, pitching his 7 ee ONLY A FEW OR CEASE MOTION UM-AH- MY MIND HIGHER BRACKETS OF SCIENTIFIC & SUBSECTS | JUMBO JIM ELLIOT PITCHES BIRDS TO WIN OVER SAINTS Big Heavyweight Registers Fourth Straight Victory in American Association Chicago, Aug. 2.—(%)—Jumbo Jim Eiliott, whose pitching career has, carried him through the majors and Radcliff and Morris began pouring| Hits—off Radcliff 10 off Morris 7 in 10 innings. ris 13. Bases on balls—off Radcliff 1; AUG. 3, in 10 innings; Struck out—by Radcliff 4; by Mor- |New York .. off |8t. Louis .. LNA’ — » Brooklyn Ww. a 5 rd 53 ‘6 a 38 cd AL LEAGUE wW. 63 58 4 49 45 a 4 Cincinnati u FRIDAY, | Bismarck Baseball arses exsesensy Ser 6:15 p. m.| Park | Company A Downs Transients, 23-18 Couple 13 Hits With Eight Er- rors to Win Makeup Game SIMPLE IS INTRICATE] Midgets Defeat Giants, 8 to 2. Senators Drive Out 19 Hits to: Wallop Indians, 19 to 6, Wednesday Making three hits good for eight of the William’. runs the Midgets Moore league defeated the Giants, 8“? to re ‘Wednesday night. box score: 5 Noa