The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 29, 1935, Page 6

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1935 Tigers Climb Out of Cellar Behind Effective Hurling of Rookie WHITE SOX DEREAT NEW TRACK RECORDS INDICATE STRONG U.S. ENTRY IN OLYMPICS - By Atom |/BILL GRABER SETS. [Joe Hauser Bags First Home Run, : Millers Pound Saint Hurling, 11-7 BROWNS, CHALLENGE CLEVELAND'S LEAD Pirate Rookie Hangs Up Third Win at Expense of Dizzy ‘ Dean and Cards BRAVES TURN BACK DODGERS Giants Blank Phillies to Pull Further Out in Front; Sen- ators Beat Bosox (By the Associated Press) ‘The uncertainties of baseball— which go a long way toward making it @ great game—seldom have been illustrated than in the current American League race. In less than two weeks of cam- paigning the Cleveland Indians and 8&t, Louis Browns have run true to form, the Indians by racing to the top of the standing and the Browns by sliding to seventh place. The oth- ers, however, have been taking part in @ round of upsets. The slump of Detroit's champion ‘Tigers, who tumbled to the cellar OUR BOARDING HOUSE REMEMBER NOW, KID, KEEP HIM AT A STEADY CLIP UNTIL YOU REACH TH FAR TURN-THEN GIVE HIM TH THROTTLE! TVE_ SEEN MENULTYS LAND CRAB WORK OuT! HE'S HOT UNTIL TH LAST TWO FURLONGS- THEN HE CLOGS UP LIKE A MOUTH ORGAN AN’ PEANUTS I-_WHY, THIS OL BOY WILL LET THAT PLUG DOWN LIKE COLLEGE SOCKS, IF YOU HANDLE HIM RIGHT! WIN TH RACE, AN’ YOULL RIDE BIG TIME FOR ME /-—TH” MASOR AIN'T CUT FOR % HORSE RACING WHY THIS ONE SPRINT HAS Him WOGGA! HELL SELL ME THIS ‘BABY-WAIT AN'SEE ! ITS TIME TO LIGHT TH’ FUSE, AW SES WHUSPERS IN HIS EAR, - “COPS AN’ DICE AN’ DOES HE Go! UM.~m- only to climb to sixth place Sunday by defeating Cleveland 5 to 3 for their third victory and the Indians’ second defeat, is just one example. For six straight games last week the Tigers couldn't do anything right. ‘Then they did some real hitting be- hind young Joe Sullivan, who made his first major league start before a crowd of 26,000. Detroit collected 12 blows, including Hank Greenberg's homer, while Sullivan not only hurl- ed effectively in the clutches but drove in two runs. Bosox Crumbling ‘The Red Sox, who sailed into first Chicago's White Sox, another big surprise, continued their heavy slug- to challenge Cleveland's lead hen they made seven hits and five their opponents good for a ictory over the Browns. of the blows was Zeke Bon- sixth circuit swat and the club's third place tie with Washington by downing the Athletics 7 to 5, largely because of Earle Combs’ homer with bases full. Giants Pull Ahead Giants, who took the National lead Saturday, pulled further of Brooklyn when they blanked 3 to 0 on Hal Schumach- hit pitching. A doubtful Jorgens, which might scored as an error, inning walk spoiled a 5-3 licking ie : Todd;|day and Saturday. Nid -]Moon rolls around. (By the Associated Press) DOPING #e DERBY |, Brooklyn SIR BEVERLEY IS MAIDEN, BUT SO WAS |chicago BROKER'S TIP eerste By MAX RIDDLE (NEA Service Turf Writer) ‘William Woodward has an idea that, Sir Beverley can repeat the 1933 per- formance of Broker's Tip, which won. his first race in the Kentucky Derby. That was the only victory the Col. Edward Riley Bradley horse ever scored, by the way. Sir Beverley is reported fit, and this should be greatly in his favor, for many of the candidates in the big event of May 4 have been held up by the weather. Sir Beverley, son of Sir Galahad III, out of Bonny McGinn, by War Cloud, has been second four times and third once. The Belair Stud nominee has shown ability to travel in mud. As Derby Day frequently finds the Churchill Downs track heavy, this factor may be a valuable one in his favor. Sir Beverleys best effort was made in the Albany Handicap, in which he was beaten by Bird Flower and his stablemate, Pitter Pat. The going was bad, but Sir Beverley was well up for the entire distance. He’ looked like a winner in the stretch until he bore out and lost ground. As sons of Sir Galahad II are noted for their staying qualities, there 1s little question of Sir Beverley lasting out the mile and a quarter. He has demonstrated that he can carry weight, and, tf his performances in) 34a1 Schumacher, Giants—Shut out races previous to the Derby warrant, 1 teh hit one he may be a running mate of Omaha ag Se enninre soe or Pitter Pat when the large after. Jake 11, Benatocs—Lat-atiack pesca BOS on Red Sox with double and single, RISKS LEAD Scoring twice. Chicago, April 29.—(#)—Illinois] Bill Lee, Cubs—Limited Reds to risks its leadership of the western|five hits and fanned seven. conference baseball race twice this) arky Vaughan, Pirates—Clouted ea anal Sir Beverley YEST@RDAY’S ST S (By the Associated Press) .|week, meeting Purdue at Champaign !pomer, double and single against Tuesday, and meeting Michigan at Ann Arbor Saturday. Minnesota will open its conference season in a pair of games at Northwestern Fri- Cardinals. John Whitehead and Zeke Bonura, ‘White Sox—Whitehead gave nine hits to St. Louis for third victory; Bonura hit sixth homer of season. Frank Hogan, Braves—Pounded Brooklyn pitching for four straight hits. Hank Greenberg, Tigers—Smacked homer and double in triumph over Indians, Earle Combs, Yankees—His home run with bases full led to victory over Athletics. Tigers Down Indians Cleveland—The Detroit Tigers de- feated Cleveland, 5 t o4, their third victory of the season. Detroit 002 020 010-5 12 0 000 000 201—3 11 0 ochrane; Hildebrand. C. Brown, L, Brown, Galehouse and MAD AT Me, HAH? JUST BECAUSE I ASKED YOU TO POUND THE STEAKS SHOWING YouR TEMPER ON THE MEAT, EH? ALL RIGHT, YOU DIG THE MEAT OUT OF THIS, BOARD AND WE/LL SEE HOW You LIKE SPLINTERS IN HAMBURG, FOR A CHANGE. ERGOT ABOU TH! MEAT. BEBERRES? © BERESERE? EBREBESE2 WORLD POLE VAULT STANDARD IN WEST Indians Move Into Tie With Red Birds by Winning Double- Jesse Owens Creates New header From Hens American Broad Jump Stan- | Chicago, April 29.—)—The Amert- dard in Drake Relays | weeks ole, 1s ctnictatty on ite Cayo HARDIN HAS BUSY DAY Hurdles and Runs Two Anchor Legs in Relays ‘Minneapolis five St. Paul pitchers for 19 hits an 11 to 7 triumph. Minneapolis. 400 010 042—11 19 St. Paul .... 031 000 01— 7 10 Tauscher, Si header from Toledo 11-7 and the second game going only six eoees 000 002 221— 7 11 2 . 400 210 13x11 6 0 + Buchanan, Law- H Wright and rt ff aa Ree AS... we 2 E I INDIVIDUAL TRAINING REQUIRED TO MAKE STAR TRACK MEN th i training. the athlete speed work moderation iy aug 8 gs i example of what faithful training in the ‘hands ef modern coaching can do OPTIMISM PREVAILS IN SECOND WEEK OF MAJOR LEAGUE RACES Professor's Morning Alibi Class Finds Pilots Outwardly Happy or Hopeful Chicago, April 29.—()—Drawn out retirement by strange and eerie ppenings in the baseball world, gegee* Fl in ide ane eae Ta i i i { lit fey ii i gif i i p cir i “f i i SEE 7 g Es rE #32 ; j HA oeetiie f ae 8 i i - if tl : E 5 : E : I ta it i at i z Eg 5 a f i eee een Deke Jie BEES |. 1b DO, ww asc = EF F §. i E i HI ff He ia E i E z i EE BE a1 for me. He looked better losing to us last Friday than he did in beat- ing us the first time. I don’t sup- pose he'll ever be as good as he was two years ago, but I expect a lot of improvement over his 1934 form.” Joe Cronin, Boston Red Sox: “Lefty will come along, We've got a lot of bad baseball out of our sys- tems lately.” Rogers Hornsby, St. Louis Browns: “Tough luck? We lost five games by one run! Maybe it was bad play- Jimmy Wilson, Phillies: “Profes- elu we've got @ first division ball club.” Charles Dressen, Cincinnati Reds: “The race looks as though it’s going jto be tougher than I thought.” NOTICE TO DITORS, IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE QF Andrew Johneon, deceased. iotice dersigne ‘W. 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