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

‘ i K’ TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MAY 29, 1935 Bismarck Blanks Lakers Behind Paige’s Brilliant One-Hit Pitching DISKY STAR WHIRS |ROSS_DECISIVELY. 15 BATTERS IN 3-0 SHUT OUT TUESDAY Teams Will Battle Again To- night; House of David Com- ing on Memorial Day | TWO VISITORS SEE FIRST Haley and Leary Lead 11-Hit Attack on Hanson, Cleve- land Indian Rookie If you were lucky enough to travel out to the ball park Tuesday night you can jot it down in your memory book that it will be a long time be- fore you see as masterful a pitching performance as Mr. LeRoy Paige turned in against the Devils Lake club. But if you weren't so fortunate as to pick Tuesday to watch the Capital City club in action let it be said that the dusky, raw-boned ace of the Bls- marck pitching staff, hurled a one- hit game, struck out 15 Laker batters and issued only one base on balls as he shut out the Cleveland farm hands, 3-0. 3-0. Hansch, leading off with a single in the first inning, was the only visiting batsman to hit a ball out of the infield as Paige mowed down the opposition on strikeouts or easy grounders to the infield. Only 29 men faced the invincible Paige in the nine innings and only one batter be- sides Hansch saw first base. Lakers Fail to Convert ‘The Laker’s two chances to score came in the first and second innings when they got a man on third base in each instance. After Hansch had garnered his single, he went to sec- ond on a passed ball and to third on a wild pitch but he was left stranded there when Silvey fouled out to Mc- Carney and Ott and Sellers whiffed. In the second frame with two men out, Thayer got a walk, went to third on Leary’s error but was out when Callaghan interferred with Paige's throw to Drengberg as Thayer at- tempted to steal home, Bismarck’s first score came in the last half of the second. Johnson got on through Ott’s error but was caught trying to steal second. Silvey muffed Paige’s hot grounder and was ad- vanced to second by Drengberg. Bill Morlan flied out to Silvey but Mike Goetz rapped out a smart single Paige. Haley Scores in Fifth Red Haley scored the second run in the fifth inning after Al Leary had hit safely but was out at second on a fielder’s choice and Moose Johnson had busted a fast ball for three bases the first base line. final score came in the sev- enth. Haley, first up, drove out a Jong triple and scored after the catch Py Haley with a single and a triple, Leary with a pair of two-baggers and Mike Goetz and Bob McCarney, each with a brace of singles led the hit- ting attack on Hanson that was good for 11 anes including three extra Tonight the second i the two teams will meet in of the two-game series and Thursday the locals will battle the House of David nine in two Me- Day's games. Quincy Troupe, hard-hitting backstop of last year’s local nine, will arrive Wednesday from Kansas City. The box score: Devils Lake(0) ABRHPOAE 401000 400222 z300420 300100 300621 300310 200510 300210 200130 1oo0000 ‘Totals.........28 0 12412 3 Bismarck (3) ABRH POA E SDesiderato, 3b 400110 402001 422100 401000 410040 4011510 401000 402000 40 oo ‘Totals........36 x—Batted for Hanson in ninth. *—Callaghan out for interference pitcher. « ma Le 8 e = 000 000 000-0 010 010 10x—3 Summary: Winning pitcher—Paige; losing itcher—Hanson; left on base—Bis- marck 8, Devils Lake 2; two-base hits —Drengberg; three-base hits—Haley, Johnson; hits off Paige 1 in 9 innings, off Hanson 11 in 8 innings; struck out by Paige 15; by Hanson 4; bases balls off Paige 1; wild pitches— 1; hit by pitcher—Rucker by 3 Passed balls—Drengberg 1; umpires—Tom Cayou, Louis Lena- Colts Win Final Tilt; Twins Beat Superior &. Paul, May 29.—()—Grand took the final game of the ser- from Duluth, 5-4, and advanced sixth to fourth place in the standings. +f i i fy i UTPOINTS M’LARNIN TO REGAIN WELTER TITLE * Reds Run Consecutive Wins to Six |cHcAGQAN OUTSLUGS Trampling Braves in 13-4 Pirates Set Down Phillies; = ers Humble Yankees; Ath- letics Down Chisox (By the Associated Press) The Cincinnati Reds, long accus- tomed to the dregs, have at last tak- en_a long draught of victory. Tuesday they ran their list of con- secutive wins up to six, the longest march of conquest they have known in four year. They fell on the Braves, with Flint Rhem and Ben Cantwell on the hill, for 18 vengeful hits and defeated the Boston team by the wide margin of 13-4. In the only other National League game played Tuesday, Brooklyn at Chicago and New York at St. Louis having been rained out, the Pitts- burgh Pirates moved a little nearer the first division by defeating the Phillies, 3-1. Big Jim Weaver's slants were go- ing right by the Philly batsmen all afternoon and he fanned seven and allowed but six hits. Tiger Horners Win In the American League, the De- troit Tigers took an 8-3 decision from the Yankees by the simple expedient of knocking home runs. Bill Rogell and Hank Greenberg belted two round trip blows each which ac- counted for all of the Tigers tallies. They drove in four runs apiece. Home runs also provided the mar- gin of victory for the Athletics who defeated the Chicago White Sox, 6-5, at Philadelphia. Johnson chalked up his 11th homer and Pinky Higgins and Johnny Mar- cum also tagged the horsehide for round trips. ‘The last place St. Louis Browns took the rubber game of their series with the Red Sox, pounding the of- ferings of Lefty Grove and Wes Fer- rell for 13 hits that totalled 25 bases. Cleveland got to the offerings of the loquacious Buck Newsom in the eighth inning to overcome an early Washington lead and shade the Sen- ators, 5-4. The tribe put across three runs in this frame on a walk, two singles and a double. AMERICAN LEAGUE Indians Rally to Win Wi ton — An eighth inning rally that netted three runs brought Cleveland a 5-4 victory over Wash- RH Cleveland ......100 001 030— 5 11 0 Washington ....030 000 010— 4 12 1 Harder and Pytlak; Newsom and Bolton. Browns Defeat Red Sox Boston — St. Louis belted “Lefty” Grove out of the box in the eighth inning while defeating the Boston Red Sox, 6-5. RHE St. Louis. +000 020 031— 6 13 0 Boston . +-100 021 010— 5 11 1 Walkup, Coffman, Knott and Hemsley; Grove, Welch, W. Ferrell and Berg. Tigers Pummel Yanks New York — The Detroit Tigers handed Lefty Gomez his sixth set- back of the season as they defeated the New York Yankees 8-3. R H E Detroit ........000 140 012— 812 1 New York. -.000 200 100-3 4 0 Crowder and Hayworth; Gomez, Murphy and Dickey. A’s Turn Back Chisox Philadelphia—A ninth-inning rally fell one run short as the Athletics handed the Chicago White Sox their second straight defeat 6-5. R H E Chicago ........002 200 001— 5 8 0 Philadelphia ...013 001 10x— 610 1 Lyons, Wyatt and Sewell; Marcum and Berry. NATIONAL LEAGUE Reds Triumph -|Kansas City Blues [ RaE|GREAT GOLF Prep Track Stan TMUST IN FURIOUS orto tanng cD, {ROUND ENCOUNTER! tc" * south Relative Strength of Teams Re- 2 Dethroned Champion Expected] agua caliente, Orville White, St. Louis mains Uncertain Due to Lateness of Season Pro, copped $200 of the prize money to Announce Retirement [Pits SOP S tron shot that was From Ring Warfare honey. , Victory — Handicapped by a late season ana harrassed by unfavorable weather for the sport, North Dakota track athletes are training for their last opportunity of the season, the state- wide high school meet at Bismarck June 7 and 8. into the final round of the tournament, White stepped up to the ‘last hole, needing # birdie to tie for seventh place. . His drive was a whistler 275 Challenger Given Ten Rounds, )down the fairway. Wit Irishman Takes Four and Hy-tes carefully One Declared Even CROWD BOOES DECISION teams to compete remained rather uncertain due to the shortness of the training season and cancellation of ” at least two major meets. Last week's two major prep school events, the annual capital city meet at Bismarck and the Kiwanis invi- tational at Valley City were com- pleted in slow time. At Bismarck the athletes worked on a wet field in a light rain which finally caused can- cellation of some events. One other big track and field meet, New York, May 20.—(#)—Barney ‘Ross, the flashing- eyed clouter who doesn’t rest nkig vite out at least one world’s fistic crown atop his raven Event Will Start Tournament Year himself ‘the welterweight throne Wednes- Test: in 18-Hole Medal Play Affair Thursday Shotmakers from Bismarck, Man- dan and surrounding towns will get Pot, |their first real test under fire Thurs- day in the 18-hole medal play tourna- 567/ment to be held at the Municipal golf course. bitterly as did his manager, Pop Foster, who/Chicago . said his protege was through with the | Brooklyn fight: game after ten St. Louis. years, but Jimmy was whipped with |Pittsburgh Cincinnati Elmer Dean (center) is shown getting. few. pointers on hew to whiff opposing batters fromt “his two'famous brothers, Dizzy (left): and Paul (right), ace pitchers of the world champion St. Louis. Cardinais, prior to embarking on the troad trip with ‘the House of David which ‘Thursday brings the stars to Bismarck for two Memorial Day games. Managed by. Alexander, pitching hero of the World Series a few years baek, the bearded team last year won the Denver Post tournament with Satchel Paige as their number one i A probably will make his future plans known definitely in a day or two. CARS TUNED UP FOR 500-MILE INDIANAPOLIS SPEED CLASSIC Eight ‘Newcomers Among Driv- t ers-Sesking $100,000 Prize Money. in Annual Race eset 8 ‘Chicago °. New York Scores Jack Cleveland ‘The veteran manager not only in-|Detroit sisted Jimmy will hang up his gloves, | Boston in a heated statement after the fight bee Bas i A & i : BE by openly AMERICAN ASSOCIATION wo Although a large share of the crowd of 31,000 lustily booed the outcome, | i Sgeb? ke Defeat Red Birds H motor speedway, where the country’s Pinch lr Blasts Out Home Frinershil Rhine Run in Ninth Giving-Kaws | ‘Thursday in the annual 500-mile au- 5 tomobile race, was almost silent Wed- 9-5 Victory 2 ‘The track was closed .as workers washed away the oil streaks which ulated from practice spins or B38: Chicago, May 29.—(7)—The kindof an heroic performance that ‘all bail players dream about some . other was turned in Tuesday by “Be- bo” Carson of the Kansas gueatsked the 11th inning, Carson was. calle as a pinch hitter against Columbus. Carson hammered the ball over right field fence, breaking up’ ball game and giving Kansas ‘City’ 9-5 victory. The Kansas City-Columbus - game was the only one played schedule Tuesday, but it was far exciting than the usual:batch” rs |: twice only to lose. Mick. Cullop: Columbus ed out! two doubles addition * Cincinnati — The Cincinnati Reds |“: blasted Rhem and Cantwell for 18 hits, defeated the Boston Braves 13-4, RHE Boston .........210 001 000— 411 0 Cincinnati 100 250 14x—13 18 0 Rhem, Cantwell and Spohrer; Der- dinger and Lombardi. Weaver Humbles Phils Pittsburgh—With Big Jim Weaver pitching six-hit ball and fanning seven, the Pittsburgh Pirates turned back the Phillies 3-1, RHE Philadelphia 000 000 100-1 6 1 Pittsburgh . 000 200 10x— 3 11 1 Pezzullo, In, Davis, Prim and Todd; Weaver and Padden. Others postponed, rain, OUT OUR WAY EEE ys YH WLI LY Si SSS \ SS ~ SS ~S THA U4 TATA SS NS SS NOW, LISTEN! 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