The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 10, 1934, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1934 Giants’ Hitting, Schumacher’s Hurling Too Much for Dodgers | WiTORY LAGTHRNS [LEO DIEGEL WINS ROCHESTER-HAGEN TOURNAMENT WITH 276 | NEW YORK LEAD AS | | OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Ahern | CS REMAN LE pet ae ed Sox Belabor Three Athletic 35 HOLES THURSD AY MISTAH MASAH——~MAH In This Corner . . By Art Krenz | BUSINESS AS USUAL AT OLD STAND OH-AH,SASON-WE LEAVE [2 AT SUN-UP TOMORROW FOR LAKE WOOLGOK SO PACK UP 17 INCLUDING MY RIDING Toss WIFE AN ME AM SEPRATED Pitchers in 15-2 Triumph MY WARDROBE TONIGHT —~ AND YACHTING OUTFIT, EGAD! FO OVA AYAR! suse PT, COOKIN Fo A FAMBLY. Called in Fifth ON BERKELY HILL, AN® —- TIGERS SET SEASON MARK Win Ninth Successive Game by Walloping St. Louis Browns Behind Bridges (By The Associated Press) If the Giants hit every day the way they so often do when Hal Schumach- er is pitching for them, they probably would have the National League pen- nant all folded up and ready to stow away in the clubhouse by now. Schumacher, second only to Dizzy Dean among the league's pitchers, ‘was credited with 18 victories against five defeats Friday, chalking up his 18th Thursday when the Giants belt- ed out a 16 to 5 decision over the Brooklyn Dodgers. And in those 18 victorious games, his club mates have backed him up with a total of 215 hits, averaging 12 each time. Even when he couldn't win they did almost as well for him. Those figures are somewhat better than their season's average of ten blows a game for 107 contests. The big right-hander from Dolge- ville, N. ¥., did pretty well by himselt Friday, giving the Dodgers only six hits, including a pair of homers by Len Koenecke, but the team’s hitting was the real feature of the contest. They counted 15 times against Ray Benge, Watson Clark and Owen Car- roll and didn’t waste a hit. Every blow counted in the scoring as they ‘batted around twice in the first two The nine-game streak surpassed MICKEY WALKER | @ANeA | Wilbert Robinson, former manager Finishes Two Strokes Under Ky Laffoon, Denver's Peren- ~ nial Runner-Up COOPER TIES FOR THIRD Strong Field Bunched Behind Leaders Including Hagen, Sarazen and Dudley Rochester, N. Y., Aug. 10.—(#)—Leo Diegel's parting shot at the Oak Hill Country Club's east course—a sizzling 66 that equalled the course record— has earned the jittery-nerved veter- an first money in the Rochester cen- tennial-Walter Hagen golf tourna- ment. That grand finish, five strokes un- der par, enabled Diegel to wind up with a two-stroke lead over Denver's perennial runner-up, Ky Laffoon. Diegel's 276 was made up of rounds of 70-69-71-66. Harry Cooper, Chicago, and Her- man Barron of New York likewise posted 66's on their last crack at the course. Cooper’s gave him a total of 282 and a tie for third money with Willie MacFarlane of Tuckahoe, N. Y. Barron's sent his 72-hole total to 285 and a tie with Art Hulburt of Tor- onto for seventh place, two strokes behind George von Elm of Detroit and Jimmy Hines of Green River, N. Y. Trailing these leaders were Walter Hagen, Rochester. Ed Dudley, Phil- BY THE WAY, YOU BETTER 7 INFORM YOUR WIFE THAT YOU ARE LIABL EN TO LEAVE, AT A NOTICE, FOR, 1T_WAS TOO MUCH FO" HER FEET,GOIN BACK AN’ FOTH, FUM HOME Consecutive Game Hitting Streak of Mike Powers Fails to Help Mudhens. the Meadow Brook club Sept. 8. rings into iron cylinder blocks at 100 innings to Paine See ae adelphia, Gene Kunes, Norristown,|p ye 7 = Pa., and George Christ, Rochester, H ch Ak ln fi a in the eight when “Travis Jackson WALKER, A GRAND OLD-TIMER Tae Cre Oe ee ee | SECON jury Chhe Blues Take Eighth Straight rip! an jeorgt i e Creavy, Albany, and Paul Runyan, 7 e the circuit, each wallop coming with ene THE MIDDLEWEIGHT ‘He WE ipa. %. champion from White Plains, Gi West Millers Lose Doublehead- oo VACATED, AND DEFENDS WAATEYER GAM [on Ives e Ings er to Colonels ‘The triumph increased New York's AGA Yead to three full games over the SOUTHPAW IN SAN FRANCISCO, AUG, 14. pgs as second-place Cubs as Chicago's game 2 Loss of Famed 10-Goal Player habia zatirtonthtad : ‘with Pittsburgh was rained out. The etics onors : AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Chicago, Aug. 10.—()}—Mike Pow- other National League clubs enjoyed Ss Cripples Eastern Team's Club— W UL Pet./ers, who had a trial with the Cleve- REitopen date, NOCKOUTS FEATURE |Sen2tors, Ramblers Awarded at CMTC) chances in moet Minneapolis ....... 61 Si 46 [land Indians this year, but was turned Detroit Increases Lead jeeting eo 52 536 lo, is trying to cone seas ata‘ get OUTDOOR AMATEUR FIG ie ARO 3 cease | completed a day of one-sided games H C ARD Sa ee 58 54—«S18/it was a not to keep him. ‘ which saw the Detroit Tigers follow Senators of the Wachter League will]... : A 7 New York, Aug. 10—()— 57 55 .509| Powers Thursday night hit in his the Giants’ example in increasing —_—_—_—_—_ play a Sat aed Se cs eae) Titleholders in Tennis, Swim-|sitchcock's etaeee ae ts aay 54 59 .478| 30th consecutive game, ous their lead to three games. Following " games wit! Ramblers, Transient ‘i i ‘ rove serious enough 50 «61 re two singles to boost his zeason average tre gS Giant score came the Boston |Brown Kayoes Price, Falcone bureau club, beginning at 7 p.m. Fri-| ™ing, Rifle Marksmanship | Prott oct eae oe ee ae ® 63 ag7|to 338, However, alsg Red Sox’ 15 to 2 triumph over the FI Si T day at the Bismarck baseball park. and Boxing Are Named jously crippling the East in its bid kept & consecutive string alive by dee Athletics, which was accomplished in joors Simmon on Trans: es ae ce ne at the city to avenge the defeat at Chicago a LEAGUE feating the Mud Hens, 8 to 4. The five innings and the 13 to 2 beating ient Bureau Program | liamond when not in use by the year ago. W UL _ Pct,.|Blues have won eight straight games the Tigers administered to the ' B Art Krenz Bismarck team. All other contests Athletic champions of the citizens Although the famed 10-goal player . 68 37 648/10 Swayne Field this season. ce,” passbored «rik Tae __—$_— Fill be Played at the diamond on).,ijiary training camp at Fort Lin- | WAS resting comfortably and was in ae et ee ee e Re lose belabor lerrit ¥ 2 no danger as a result of the slight 57 46553. » remained in first place (Sugar) Cain and Alton Benton for|,,7¥0 technical knockouts featured | ‘The Wachter league representatives |°OlN Were named this week following | rain concussion he suflered in & fail 56 51 523/85 Indianapolis suffered its second nine runs in the third and got to Ed|the amateur fight card staged at the Jare the players between the ages of |the swimming meet ani © | on Wednesday, there was much specu. 49 55 471 {straight defeat by St. Paul. The Lagger for five more in the fifth. The |0Pen air ring just northeast of the | 13 and 18. events in tennis, rifle marksmanshiP. ation Friday as to how the injury 44 56.451] Colonels scored six runs in the seve A's put together their tow hits off| Word War Memorial building Thurs. The schedule of games follows: Fri- |boxing, wrestling and horeshoe piteh-| riene affect his polo future 39 61 300/enth inning to win en afternoon Johnny Welch, a single by Ed Cole-|G8Y night. under the sponsorship of |day, August 10; Monday. August 13; |In&. Close followers of the game pointed 37 69 349 |game, 11 to 8 and came from bee man and homer by Frank Hayes, just |‘%€ Bismarck Transient bureau. | Wednesday, August 15; Friday, Aug-| Thomas Bird of Draper. 8. D.. Won| 94+’ that ‘Tommy, who played through — hind for a victory in the night half before rain ended the game after the|, Brown of Indianapolis won an easy lust 17; Monday, August 20; Wednes-|the tennis singles title of the camp). dozen years of hard polo both here NATIONAL LEAGUE of the doubleheader, 8 to 7, in 16 a agna stopped the, jay, August 24. Al Hi .s 3 fered 5 9| Two ianapolis Phil the Giants’ feat as they won their |SCheduled three round bout. { camp title beating Howard Frazer of | seemed to be a certain element of risk sot Sr7|8t. Paul to five ‘its, but they were minh successive game fo det & New| tea i gama ee Baseball World Pays _ [iyi ‘Pr omen of om |ot permanent, itary sould he a a8 Signe ee ss mark for the big league season. ey 5 ° ¢ ‘ .|tempt to play before complete re- 4 8653480 al runs fora 3 ane ae Ree wie eae a ea Snappy” D'Amico of Brook. Tribute to Robinson henaanoiat chainberiain Bos oe penile his latest mishap. He 4 58 427 tg eager ecnselaed iia took his punishment all the WaY.livn took a close decision from Thomp. cae! Frank Williams, Spearfish, 8. D., were | pret West sericea oon, in the 43 6310 lias seseeenccge gat las aa for 20 hits, winning the game with &| on ‘of andusky. Olio. in the. third Atlanta, Aug. 10—(%—Men high in| adjudged the ‘best riflemen in thelen‘the‘ sidelines ‘all tre seston Waa | 36 Eee ints eat Toslans” i fight and Darraugh of Moline, i the baseball world joined Friday with bi is —_—_—_—_—_—__- Bridges coasted through to his 15th) nSn' Ane, Parraugn of Moline, Til q Trlende andartiatines 1s avtiaeltelited Cee cent, nee CO 18S ae, One well-known auto manufacturer |St- Paul... 000 300 000-3 5 victory of the e ducted during the week. The intersectional “ 7 Indianapolis000 000 020—2 13 ctory season. All of these men are transients Ace to one of the game's greatest figures,! Boxing champions named following sectional matches begin at] is “freezing” steel-alloy valve-seat| Indianapolis 0G) 000-0205 3. 13 BS Hi , ~‘' the best previous marks of the sea- pon, eight straight by the Yankees and taking part in the recreational pro- gram under the direction of C. W. Leifur. ; Golfers want all the distance they and president of the Brooklyn Na- | tional League club. a regular tournament are: flyweight, Schwant, Mandan; bantam- weight, Dale Schwartz, McClusky; degrees below zero. After insertion in the engine block, the inserts regain berlain and Sprinz. Biues Down Mudhens Kansas City 002 010 401—8 15 & the Cubs, Chicago's streak was in-|-°1! can get, and feel that they must bring | “Kenesawe Mountal fae ae *|| Will Make Plans for ||normat temperature, expanding to terrupted by a tle game. eiearee tet ee nena into play all the power they have to! preme ‘authority of baseball, led the welterweight, Beall Foley” Rapid City, |Diamondball Tourne: ee EES PpeliniaanairesoaWicria, hows Rain was as costly to the Yankees tative, gave a three-round exhibition 8°t,this distance. |group of baseball's great that camels D,; and light heavyweight, Mathew y, Peterson and ave: sang As it was to the Cubs, putting them a| match to wind up the program. D.|.,rHerefore. their instinctive feeling for the funeral. Metnt id Che "D. I beeen Under provisions of the new Hay- |Jer and Desautels. Walt game further ‘behind Detroit Shipley announced the rosram, | Of PO*e® Tests in the stronger side and| “Robinson died Wednesday night of mid’ Gants’ N. D. was, winner of| tournament for ‘Biamarcke wil bel oem oaremeient law, the U. 8. Bureau | Milwaukee at Columbus—postponed, When their game with Washington ' | arm hitting forward, !a cerebral hemorrhage. ca pe 29 as mieintossaeael ies ck will belof Public Roads is to be informed as |Wet grounds. was postponed. Chicago and Cleve- |#————-______________» To.ive the left arm, side, and wrist| Robinson will be buried Saturday Pei pi iad alae te ae Paths egrtaghory yaa to how states use all revenue from Colonels Take Doubleheader land had no game scheduled. | Yesterday’s Stars | %,°hance to figure in the*stroke, we| afternoon in the Bonnie Brae ceme- | norse ey ah renee tournament | World: War Me 1b the | gasoline taxes, registration fees, and First Game NATIONAL LEAGUE 4 pivot in the golf ewing. If there is| tery at Baltimore. Vernon DeMars, Aniler, N.D., was the|D. m. Priday. tulding st 7:30)the 25 other special motor taxes. | Minneapolis 002 003 O30— 8 it 2 Giants Swamp Dodgers RHE AMERICAN LEAGUE Red Sox Wallop Athletics (By The Associated Press) Athletics to two hits in five-inning contest. little or no pivot, the club usually is taken to the top of the swing by the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes,’ panel now eliminate all guesswork as \southern Alaska. England has developed a new shell jed on the automobile instrument | to whether your battery needs water. runnerup. 50-yard Breast Stroke—Henry By- orum, Minot, first; Walter Lybeck, RHE ‘Tuttle, aa Morton Kamins, ie -01205—15 14 1 Dodge, third. Philedeiphia ooo2—2 2 211 OUTOUR WAY By Williams |!_3-70%4 Back strote—cienn Beet- Welch and R. Ferreli; Cain, Ben-| ton, Lagger and Hayes. Tigers Defeat Browns RHE ese a THAT LOOKS SWELL THERE: HEM ROCKS BLENDIN' OFF INTO THIS PILE OF DIRT, HERE! PUT You GET THAT PILE OF DIRT AND THOSE ROCKS HAULED AWAy, YOUR man, Gann Valley, 8. D., first; Hilary Zoerb, Temvik, N. D., second; Henry Byorum, Minot, third. Plain Diving — Basil Foley, Rapid City, first; Robert Aldridge, Ipswich, 8. D., second; Andrew Hull, Hunter, Gt. Louis ...... 000002000— 2 9 2 SOME FLOWERS IN THIS PILE, HERE, ART IS ALL IN YOUR Deiat cy leone aa ee AN! IT WOULD KEEP YouR ROCK ” BONES — IF THAT'S ane Diving — Chester Lundby, fe’ H ges GARDEN FROM LOOKIN’ LUKE A LONE WHERE LAZINESS AFFECTS, Sykeston, N. D., first; Richard White, Others idie. PIMPLE ON A BALD HEAD. THIS A PERSON, Walhalla, N. D., second; Jediah Lane, OR LEAGUE (including yesterday's games) NATIONAL LEAGUE WOULD MAKE IT BEAUTIFUL! s GORGEOUS ~ Onida, 8. D., third. Davis Cup Players Return to America New York, Aug. 10.—(?)—Written into the final chapter of America’s Age ae Pirates, .366; unsuccessful bids for the Davis Cup— Peas on: tei emblematic of world tennis supremacy Acar id » 95; rry, —were the ape spur for the 5 a ‘ 3 cup was not a comp! jure.” Pe Ot Giants, 29; Ber- agtew ees, Those ten words were spoken by R. ger. . aoe Norris (Dick). Williams, the team Pitching—J. Dean, Cardinals, 21-4; TRwitliams J. mea U6. Pav. ovr. captain, as the 1934 book was finished Thursday when Williams and his singles players, Frank Shields and Sidney Wood walked down the gang- plank from the Europa and set foot on native soil for the first time in two “We were beaten by a better team, but the experience we gained in the challenge round for the 1935 campaign,” Williams said, OO Fights Last Night (By The Associated Press) Leiperville, Pa.— Tommy Rios, 162, Wilmington, Del., outpointed Vince Dundee, 161,’ middleweight champion, (10, non-title.) Chicago — Buck Everett, 186, Gary, Ind.. outpointed Donald (Red) Barry, 196%, Washington, D.C. (10), a Plans for the event have been un- The first Diesel-powered car to ap- | Schoolboy Gets a Lesson | Brooklyn 010110002— 5 6 4| Mickey Cochrane, Tigers—Hit four right hand, and the swing will be which will pi Winners of the swimming meet|Ger consideration for some time. If| pear in an Indianapolis speedway | Young; Hatter, Bass and Thompson. New York... 24000206x—16 15. 1/singles against Browns, knocking in dominated iby the rightside, causing thickness of ‘the ‘caliber of the gua held ‘Monday at the municipal pool rr ont will be hela nese in ine, | classic covered the 500, miles in, 1931 Minneapolis é ag etic god Macnee | Phil Weintraub, Giants Led at- Peevecnenone bi Pell |and continue on its way for at least! 59.yard Free Style—Richard White, |Near future. Robert Byrne has called Payne ey Pogo) Louisville. 000 00 io 3 Fd i ‘Chicago at Pittsbursh—postponed tae on Bro Pitching with four Campers cook their meals over aj) mie eels reps ane te Bea FREY pests lat sa sate DO, : powmon, Mek Sine ning and ines tain. Others idle. es Up. steaming crack in the ground, ‘and! = io see ; * . —_ Johnny Welch, Red Sox—Limited| sleep in steam-heated tents, in the|ed” cnt the arora aee mounl: | ehird, hofer,