The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 5, 1935, Page 8

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JULY 5,19385 | Mexican All-Stars Blank Bismarck, 3-0; Seco BRAGANA CREDITED WITH VICTORY OVER MORRIS IN OPENER, Paige Completely Dominates| Situation in Afterpiece, Halted in Fifth CHARROS FIELD BRILLIANTLY Ray Starr, Former Minneapo- lis Ace, Will Pitch Against Paige Here Sunday Missouri Slope baseball fans and Manager Neil Churchill's crew is convinced that advance publicity ac- corded the Mexican Charros from La- Junta was not one bit overdone. The champions of the Republic of Mexico left the Capital City Friday with their winning streak still in- tact though slightly shaken by @ scoreless tie in the second game af- ter they had shut out Bismarck, 3-0, in the first encounter of the Fourth of July twin bill. Easy fielding grace, a heavy-hit- ting attack and some superb pitch- ing combined to give the Spanish- speaking club a victory over the lo- cals and Barney Morris, number two] 4. pitcher of the Capital City mound corps. Morris allowed only seven hits dur- ing the nine innings, but the local club, getting the same number off of Ramon Bragana, couldn't seem to put them together at the right times and had eight runners stranded on the paths to the Mexican’s three. The two teams battled on even’ terms for six innings with Bismarck having the only opportunity to score | in the fifth when Bob McCarney/ singled and advanced to third on! Morris’ double. The inning ended when Lefty Vincent grounded out to the pitcher and Joe Desiderato! struck out. | ‘That Fatal Seventh A double by Santos Amaro, right fielder for the visitors, a sacrifice and @ single by Ernesto Gorza, who held down the left garden berth, account- ed for the first Mexican counter in the fatal seventh inning. A double by Pitcher Ramon Bragana, a single by Raymundo Gonzales, shortstop, and two passed balls by Quincy ‘Troupe accounted for the other two runs scored in the eighth. Bismarck nipped one scoring chance of the Mexicans in the fourth inning after Fernando Barradas, first sack- er, had singled. Gorza hit a hard double into right fleld but Chuck Bates scooped up the ball, pegged it to McCarney who relayed it to ‘Troupe to catch Barradas sliding home. Lanky Satchel Paige completely dominated the situation in the second game which was called because of the heavy downpour after the Mexicans hhad their turn at bat in the fifth in- ning. The dusky righthander allowed only two scattered hits in the five innings and struck out nine opposing batters before the storm came up. Bismarck threatened to score in the first inning when Al Leary singled and advanced to second on Troupe’s hit. Big “Moose” Johnson, who had collected a double and a single in the opener, struck out and Red Haley ied out to the centerfield to end ‘She inning. Runner Dies on Third Again in the second inning with two men down, Morris, playing in centerfield, went to first on a fielder’s ‘shoice and advanced to third on Mc- Darney’s single but the run died there; when Desiderato fanned. j Al Leary made a sensational stop ‘pf Jose Luis Gomez's line drive in the; third inning for the final putout and | ®rnesto, Salazar, pitcher for the Mex- Scans, threw Troupe out at first in the featured fielding plays of the second game. Friday the Mexicans left for James- ‘town but before they went Churchill sought to line them up for another game here. The possibility existed that the Mexicans might return here Saturday night if they can cancel a previous engagement. Sunday the locals wil! clash with the Jamestown Red Sox here. Ray Starr, formerly of the Minneapolis ‘Millers in the American Association, will be on the mound for the Jimmies and Paige will get the hurling assign- ment for the local club. Wednesday che locals suffered an 8-5 setback at the hands of the Col- ored House of David after chalking ‘up three straight wins over the Negro team. This game was played at Ab- erdeen. Box score of Thursday's games: First Game Mexicans (3) ABRH POA E Gonzales, 55 +» 311020 Gomez, 2b 401130 Bejarano, cf 400100 1 ae 411100 Barrados, 1b 2011300 Gorza, If . 402000 Chavez, If 400220 ——_—__— STATE oF NORTH Dak pintRicn. COURT, FOURTH ERMA C. NEUBAUER, vs. PLAINTIFF. ARTHUR NEUBAUER, THE STATE OF TO THE ABOVE DEFENDANT. NORTH DAKOTA, NAMED DEFEND- You are hereby summoned and re- wired, to answer the Complaint of the plaintitt in the above entitled ac- tion, which said Complaint will be on file in the office of the clerk of the above named Court, and to serve ® copy of your answer upon the sub- (By the Associated Press) AMERICAN LEAGUE Batting—Johnson, Athletics, .358; Gehringer, Tigers, .345. i Runs—Gehringer, Tigers, 61; Green- berg, Tigers, 59. Hits—Gehringer, Tigers, mik, Indians, 97. Home Runs—Greenberg, Tigers, 23; Johnson, Athletics, 17. Fitching—Tamulis, Yankees, 7-1; Harder, Indians, 12-4. 105; Vos- NATIONAL LEAGUE Batting—Vaughan, Pirates, 405; Ned- wick, Cardinals, .362. Runs—Martin, Cardinals, 60; Ott, Giants, 58. Hits—Medwick, Cardinals, 104; L. ‘Waner, Pirates and Terry, Giants, 99 each. Home Runs—J. Collins, Cardinals, Ott, Giants, and Camilli, Phillies, 17 each, Pitching—Parmelee, Giants, Schumacher, Giants 12-2. aes | Fights Last Night ( 9-15 (By the Associated Press) San Francisco—Lou Brouillard, 157, Worchester, Mass. defeated young Corbett, 155, Fresno, Calif. (10). “Honey” Mollody, 138, Boston, scored technical knockout over Carl Butler, 133, Santa Rose, Calif. (2). Kansas City—Willie Davies, 135, Kansas City, outpointed Orvil Drouillard, 135, Windsor, Ontario (10). Jimmie Johnson, 129, Topeka, Kas., knocked out Midget Mike Dun-/ dee, 128, New York (1). | Arjona, c . Eulace Peacock Also Steals Broad Jump Victory in Sen- ior AAU Championships Linoln, Neb. July 5—(®)—As if materialized from thin air by a con- jurer's wand, Eulace Peacock, a Tem- ple university Negro sophomore, Fri-/ransas Cit day stood beside Ralph Metcalfe ‘and Jesse Owens in the top flight of American track and field competi- tion. Peacock, compact piece of athletic machinery who chased Owens to the . Ifape in the N.C. A. A; who finished | OUS*iNE fifth in the board jump in the same ‘meet, Thursday in the national sen- ior A. A. U. championships flashed to a decisive victory over Owens and Metcalfe in the 100-meter event. And before incredulous thousands had ceased roaring their tribute, this ‘same Eulace Peacock hurled his body through the torrid aid 26 feet 3 inches in the broad jump to again steal a victory from Owens. N. Y. Athletic Club Wins Even the feat of the New York Athletic club in winning its fourth straight team championship paled in- to insignificance beside Peacock’s performance. The New York A. C. scored 45 points and the Olympic club of San Francisco, 39. Peacock’s time of :10.2 exceeded the world record. Metcalfe was sec-| ond, about a foot back, and Owens was in third place bare inches be- hind Metcalfe. A brisk, gusty wind, robbed Pea- cock of recognition for his record time. Metcalfe received a measure of con- solation in the 200-meter event, which he won in 21 seconds flat to better | his own meet record of :21.3 around @ turn. Cunningham Victor Bragana, p 0| | 0j 9) 3 Totals. . Bismarck (0) Desiderato, 3b . Leary, ss Troupe, c . Johnson, If Haley, 2b . Bates, rf .. McCarney, 1b orris, p .. Vincent, cf 3 onormnooos a Homurunmon eccoo00 Do Score by innings— Mexicans . 000 000 120— 3 Bismarck 000 000 000— 0! Summary: Winning pitcher—Brag- ana; losing pitcher, Morris. Left on} bases—Mexicans 3, Bismarck 8. Stolen } base—Troupe. Sacrifice—Barrandas. Two base hits—Amara, Gorza, Brag- ana, Johnson, Morris 2. Triple play— Leary to Haley to McCarney. Hits— off Bragana 7 in 9 innings; off Mor- ris 7 in 9 innings. Struck out —by Bragana 7; by Morris 3. Bases on balls—off Bragana 2; off Morris 3. Passed balls—Troupe. Umpires Tom Cayou, D. E. Shipley. Second Mexicas (0) Gonzales, ss . Gomez, 2b .. Bejarno, cf Barradas, 1b orza, If .. Chanez, 3b Arjona, c Salazar, p . Amaro, rf . a e sono 22 no a9 a 09 09 00 eoccoe900F eocunoc0os ee eae ONDOSOHOWOP eceooooosoonm Totals... Bismarck (0) Desiderato, 3b . Leary, 8s . Troupe, c Johnson, If Haley, 2b Bates, rf . Paige, p Morris, cf McCarney, 1b Totals. ... Score by innings— Mexicans Bismarck . Summary: s—Mexicans 4; Bismarck 5. Two base hits—Gorza, Hits—off Salazar 3 in 4 innings; off Paige 2 in 5 innings. Struck out—by Salazar 3; by Paige 9. Bases on balls —off Salazar 2. Umpires—Tom Ca- Glenn Cunningham's hopes for a jnew 1,500 meter record were blasted) by his time of 3:51.1, although he won with ease over Gene Venzke of the New York A. C. Percy Beard defeated Leroy Kirk- patrick in the 110-meter event, in 214.2, Joe McClusky, four times steeple chase winner, trotted twelve and one- half laps under a blazing sun to win the 5,000 meter event in the meet record time of 15:14.1. Stanton Maintains Undefeated Record (Special to the Tribune) Stanton, N. D. July 5.—Stanton turned back the Almont nine, 6-4, at Almont last Sunday to remain unde- feated for the 1935 season. Heihn, Stanton slugger, led the attack for the winners with a homerun, a double and a walk in four trips to the plate. The box score: Stanton Leinius, W.,c .. Sailer, N., rf Boepple, V., ss . Heihn, Ump, 1b Leupp, p, 2b Herber, Gott, Leinius, H., 3b Sailer, Johnnie, McClugg, J. R., p .. alata woNomawor HoorooHeo Almont 4 Erlandson, H.,¢ .... Rieff, 2b .. Knutson, s8 . ‘Wanstrom, p Sailer, 3b . Wanstrom, W., If Peterson, cf . Munnson, J., rf . Johnson, ib ... 211 000 200-6 020 000 000—2 losing pitch- er—Wanstrom; two base hits—Heihn j1, Leupp 1; home runs—Heihn for R/jStanton; hits off McClung 8 in 9 innings; off Wanstrom 8 in 8 innings; 000 Ox— O!struck out by McClung 5; by Wi strom 7; bases on balls off Wan-j strom 3; off McClung 0; hit by pitch- er—McClung 1. Potatoes make excellent feed for cows and do not flavor the milk, ac- you, D. E. Shipley, r JOUTOURWAY By Williams cording to findings of dairymen. HoHooHorom w Temple University Sophomore Trims oso SPLIT TWIN Owens, Metcalf in 100-Meter Event! BIL, WITH LEAGUE | i ' i e) e i K.C. AND CAPITAL CHEVROLET __|Millers and -Saints HOLD LEAD IN SOFTBALL LOOP Split Doublehead penits ¥ * elnna | Goets 88 .--cc00ee 21281 4 i Lucas’ Stave Off Seventh-Inn Wacoal BY 16 THE LEADERS THURSDAY ing Rally to Beat Transients; |Zahn, p .. 1412000 : Kelley, c . o@ind bs 3 NG | Nash-Finch Wins |Kwako, If {411200 LENA NS —— Hc Rt Be 1 » TE esses 000 (By the Associated Press) Giants Stretch Lead to Nine Neer ig ee (WEA sie. 8 3-8 8 08 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Games by Beating Braves BGG cin 3 0 1000 | rotats rere rar Won lost Pet. ieee Cards: TURTON Capital Chevrolet 3 0 1.000 : Lie Betta! Minneapolis ....... 48 30 615 Twice; Cards Triump . 2 1 667 [Sweet Shop— ABH RPOAE beet Wy 3932549 1 2 383 Seneca tat ts SReneay ndianapol 40 33 548 1 2 333 }. Wal ~110000 Milwaukee 3833 ‘335 | PIRATES, REDS DIVIDE 1 2 333 |Canfield, of ...... 300100 Columbus 36 37.493) 1 2 333 |Berger,p... /-211222 St. Paul. 37479 ‘ © 3 000 {J. Watts 3... 31022 2 Toledo . 49 444/White Sox Annex Pair From! bia ae : . 4 10111 47319 : Knight of Columbus and Capital) Rubin, Iss ......... 3 2 0 0 1 1 £ Browns; Athletics, Phillies {chevrolet remained at the top Dein J. Netbauer, 2b... 300100 AMERICAN LEAGUE Each Cop Two Wins City Diamondball League standings Spengler, 1b ...... 20 09 0 0 one Won Lost ret. | by chalking up vietories in, Wednes- A. Quast, ras...... 3002 4 4 lew York. 43° 25632 y's games to remain undefeated Detroit . 43 29 597 | (By the Associated Press) in the second round of play. Totals ........... 25 6 1211010 Chicago 36 28 's63| Going on the time-honored though} Warren Kiesel had a perfect day at Score by innings: R Cleveland 37.31 1544) Often disproved theory that the teams|bat as he led the Chevrolet team to,K. of C. ... 901 210 7—20 eit a 36034 S14) which bold bel ee af : area l0-¢ triumph over the O. H. Will|Sweet Shop ladelphia 28 «37 431 the ones likely al club, Sebastian Goetz and Eddie| Summary: Two base hits, Washington 29 40 426 | finish, New York fans still can look! Spriggs collected two safe bingles' Beer; nits otf Zaher 6 he 7 inninges off St. Louis.... 19 47 ‘ogg | forward to their idea of a world serles|each in three trips to the plate but|Berger 13 in 7 innings. Struck out | ond Game E nds in Tie YANKEES’ LEAD IN AMERICAN LOOKS SHAKY AS TIGERS WIN PAIR jon a five cent fare. The Independence Day doublehead- ers made the Yanks’ hold on the NATIONAL LEAGUE The Athletics also were double win- iis ae Washington 6 to 3 and Giants Stretch Lead Thursday's Results NATIONAL LEAGUE New York 10-12; Boston 8-3. hands of Finch, title, seven errors by the Nursery team! paved the way for the Chevrolet win. | Heavy damage in the K. C.'s| the third-place Nash- winners of the first round The game was called at the end of the fifth inning. ‘The box scores: |Clausmitzer, c eee i Peterson, 1b . Enge, rss wae Yon Won Lost Pet. !american League lead look rather |smashing 20-1 victory over the Sweet ‘mel. 8t. Louis. ic 39 29 “pzq | Sbaky. as they had to work their|Shop was done by Wetch and Boesp- ee Pittsburgh . 0 32 356 | Hardest to gain an even break with the/fiug. Each had a perfect day at bat} Transients— AB Chicago TUS 3g 31 (5g, | fifth-place Boston Red Sox. The/as the winners combined 13 hits with| Bower, rss we Brooklyn 31 36 46g | famPant Detroit Tigers slammed their/10 Sweet Shop errors for the one-| Walker, If 3 Cincinnatt 3130443 | 82Y, to two more victories over Cleve-|sided margin. Meinhover, p 4 Philadelphia. mae | ee rn re een eee Tucas’ staved off seventh-inning |Renwick, 3b 3 NORTHERN LEAGUE with seven hits to give Boston a 4-2/nits with two walks the Transients|Orso, 2b . 3 wo victory, the Yanks called on another | scored five runs in the seventh, two|Robinson, rf ...... 3 —— a Pct.| southpaw, Vernon Gomez, while the! short of the winners total Peterson | Holcomb, cf 3 Winnings i wcqc1) fl 12 ‘TMA league leaders smashed out a7 to 1 land Enge led the Lucas attack while Carr, Iss ... 2 Diath : 35 ‘sui |Gecision.. The Tigers had to go eleven |Gamble did the most damage at the : 1 ni In ivan : 28 451; the opener, but the second clash Paiste Seiuieue ie services of - icago’s Sox over the . Eau Claire 32 360’ Browns twice 11 to 6 and 4 to 0. Theater suffered a 20-1 defeat at the tHagen, p Here Honooml Cnr Hooond Sebel sacred HOCOMOMM EAP by Zahn 5; by Berger 0. Bases on balls, off Zahn 5; off Berger 11. Umpire Bert Nelson. Scorer Balzer Hum- Philadelphia 3-8; Brooklyn 2-7. a sees = a struggle the I Bastar’ = Pittsburgh 9-4; Cincinnati 4-5. ants’ National League lead . : : St. Louis 5-6; Chicago on Z stretched to nine games—the longest jp ¥ee2 sir pe AB HR PO A E Middaugh, rf . so far—as they trimmed the Braves|m Agre, Iss, 4 : ; 3 0 0 0 McCrorie, AMETRICAN LEAGUE twice. The Cardinals routed the Cubs\w Age’ rfe 1 321222 Chicago 11-4; St. Louls 6-0. to climb back into second place and|q genelicken. | Detroit 6-10; Cleveland 5-4. drop Chicago to fourth. Liaise cn Philadelphia 6-2; Washington 3-1.|. The Giants won over Boston 10 to sie tab nae he Jad Boston 4-1; New York 3-7. eaaanaivaa Ret is een r three hits off Charley Root in|]y posite, : Summary: Stolen bases—Gamb! Aubinatians is Goulet B, Boelter, cf ..... 4 3 4 0 0 0, : Lei AMERICAN [ASSOCIATION [OM 0° tetumn his “eae: ithe Cards alt, gchnelder, p, ri 4 3 3 0 3 o{Hagen, Boelter. Two base hits— ‘ ineapolis 6-6. iP cago, they|/a¢ Donn, 3b Peterson, Horner 2. Doubel play — Kansas City 8-3; Milwaukee 3-2. went on to win another close one 6 to} ” § 212211 © | Peterson unassisted. Hits off—Hagen Indianapolis 4-7; Louisville 3-4, 4 for Dizzy Dean, who chalked up his eee eg eRe ree, 110 in 7 innings; off Meinhover 14 in 7 Columbus 14-6; ‘Toledo 4-4. 12th hurling triumph. Totals......... 29202015 9 innings, Struck out by Hagen 6; by The Pirates belted out 16 hits to|__Paramount— Meinhover 6, Bases on balls—off Ha- NORTHERN LEAGUE take the opener 9 to 5 but failed to|H. Allen, Iss ...... 3 1 0 1 2 0 gen 6; off Meinhover 5. Umpires— Winnipeg 22-5; Fargo-Moorhead | Survive Cincinnati's seventh inaing|©. Hendemith, rf .. 3 0 0 0 0 OlSehlosser. Scorer—H, Koch. 10; Superior 1-1. @ homer with two . , ef, p . He = Eau Claire 6; Brainerd 3, to win for the Reds, 5 to 4. oP | Williams, 3b ere elbich era maar retcrei a od The Pillies rounded out a big day |Martin, p, cf 220200 400100 [eden City clus by taking LSet i. 200110 411010 mes from Brooklyn, 3 to 2|Register, rss 200300 YEST DAY’S [2nd 8 to7. Winslow, c . 200220 Hecht ST Ss NATIONAL LEAGUE Tobals......... 20 200810 Beore by innings— 200210 (First game): R #H E|Nash-Finch 714 20—20 Jandt, cf 2000 ered ee 032 ae che Aroncnted Press) New York -020 310 121—10 13 1] Paramount seeeeeees 010 00— 1 a sina n Cveand wire "A Goi di, “Ctonan na BRAT uaa Ete] con cuemaan | tT Mmeluding homer that leed fo first | Mancuso; _R. Sith, MacMayden|liee ae AARNE 6; Gee be Bucky Walters and Adoiph |oar'”"™” Brand’ and Spohrer, Ho-Inite—B. Boelter; double or triple plays|Klesel, 23. asc aed Camili, Phillles—Walters out- | (Second game) —E. Agre to N. Agre to F. Lee; hits!Mason, 1b .. 411800 pitched Watson Clark to beat |New York~ R H Eloft—Schneider 4 in 3 innings; off!Potter, 2b .. 40010 Dodgers in openet; Gamiliclouted [Becton "one don Orta 1% OfAgre 2 in 2 innings: off Martin 10 in 'cowan, cf <....... 41 2 0 0 0 17th homer and two triples in sec- +, ,000 010 002— 3 9 0/2 innings; off Bradiey 9 in 3 innings,|Becker, If 411100 ond game. Cue sent Preening. Man: loft Martin, 1; struck out by—Schnel-jtarson, 3b 400021 Bob Grove, Red Sox and Ver- |Stuchisr, Hesse” rhnknowse snd |der 4; by Agre 1; by Bradley 0; bases|Davies, rf. 221000 non Gomez, Yankees—Grove held ’ Phillies Trim Dod, on balls off—Schneider 0; off Agre 0;| Hedstrom, 201100 Yanks to seven hits in opener, (First game): oer i wtf Bradley 2: off Martin 6. Umpire|Neibauer, p 300000 Gomez allowed Boston four in | phitadelphia ..012 000 00-3 6 1 ee a ee cee cl) oper ar cag Ernie Orsattl, Cardinals—Ham- |PYOCkWn - eanet on — 27 A ee ee er ae mered Cubs pliching for six hitsin | our rere anes ‘Wilzons “Leonard tac otic ABH RPOA Vernon Wilshire and Johnny | »,(Seond game) : RH E|Ber ite 88200 Marcum, Athletics—Pitohed duc, |Pbiladelphia 010 001 0204-8120) Summary: Two hase hits — 8. le victory over Senators, allowing +++100° 100 011 3-3 17 2 Goets; three base hits—Kiesel, M. 15 hits in all. (10 innings). Whitehill and Bolton; Marcum and|Hummel, E. Spriggs; hits off—Hum- Hank Lieber, Giants—Knocked Bivin, Pezzullo, - Davis, Jorgens,| Richards. mel 9 in 6 innings, off Neibauer 5 in in two triumphs over Braves, hit- |Johnson and Wilson, Todd; Munns, Yanks, Bosox Split 7 innings; struck out by Hummel! 2, ting homer in each game. ~ Leonard, Earnshaw ,and Lopez| (First game): by Neibauer 6; bases on balls off— wraacoem anim Tte | ase ein tian (Seer So es & j [ane acres” bond le oO] le ‘or! a orer, le attack with three hits; Titje lim- (First game) ited Browns to five blows in night- |Pittsburgh . . On the island of Bali temple dan- one nesceres Eee 10 Sa 513 1 en Eee 000 0): RoR | eae ea renee eee ee y Vaughan, s, and Bill and Grace; it, Frey and . = the that their muscles have Meyers, Reds—Vaughan made six |Erickson, Lombardi. 10 201 29x— 7 a O| become too stiff for the exquisite Rhodes, Cas-| grace and agility of the dance by that hits, Meyers five including game winning home run, as teams split twin bill. : Blanton, Swift, Bush and Padden; eee Brennan, Nelson and Camp- Cards Take Two scriber and undersigned, at hi fin the city of Steele, county of ‘kidger nd state of North Dakota, within irty days after service of this sum- Mons upon you, day of such service gxcluaive: and, in case of your failure answer or to appear herein, Plaintit? will take judgment against you by default for the relief in said fomplaint demanded. Dated at Steele, Horth Dakota, this 6th day of June, J. N. McCarter, Attorney for plaintiff, Resid postof- Steele, tice North Dal wrung veins Ne “aa OUR WAY BA I THOT THER WAS SUMPN- ABOUT OUR HOUSE SUMPN REMINDED ME OF GGINESS — NOW L KNOW! HEREAFTER,WHEN YOU WANT (First game): R St. Louis ,.000 010 200 002— 5 Chicago _..000 100 020 000— 3 Haines, P. Collins, Walker and Da- vis; Root, French and Hartnett. Ez 12 You—A 4 ‘TO LOOK OUT ONE SIDE OF TH' HOUSE,GO TO A WINDER ON THAT SIDE-DON'T GO TO TH’ OPPOSITE SIDE, AN' TRY TO LOOK AROUND ‘TH’ HOUSE, Got” BAD HABIT OS DOWN Bi EVERYTHING BACIKERDS, areca na REET ST ORR AERO AMERICAN LEAGUE Chisox Drop Browns RH » 034 010 102—11 1 , Louis 000 100 203-6 8 2 Myatt, Whitehead and Sewell; An- drews, Hansen, Walkup, Knott and Heath, Hemsley. (Second game): ANYWAY! 1 +++-100 001 101— 413 1 Hogsett, Auker, Rowe and Coch- rane; Hudlin, Stewart, L. Brown, Winegarner and Pytlak. Phillips. A’s Trium; ph RHE rashingto! +000 100 011-3 9 0 Philadelphia ..002 110 02x— 6 11 0 Linke, Patitt, Coppola and Hol- brock; Wilshere and Berry. (Second game): RHE +000 000 001-1 6 0 Washington Philadelphia +000 001 OO1— 2 8 0) - CALLIN A STRIKE ON THIS KID--WHY, LOOKUT TH’ SIZE OF HIM,Y'BIG PELICAN !_A STRIKE HAS / OUR WALKER! . TO BE WAIST-HIGH , AN* _ THIS RUNT 1S SO LITTLE, {2 WE GOT HIM TH BALL WOULD NEARLY HAVE To BE A GROUNDER, TO BE WAIST-HIGH FOR HiM// A SHRIMP, HE SCRATCH THAT STRIKE, | AN’ MAKE IT BALL THREE ! wn considered YEH BALL THREE | MIDGY 1S THATS WHAT IN TH GAME FOR~BEING GETS A WALK, Blues Take Both Ends of Twin Bill With Brewers; In- dians Drop Colonels games from Milwaukee, 8 to 3, and 3 to 2, the second game 10 in- Indianapolis advanced to third place by scoring two victories over Louisville, 4 to 3 and 7 to 4. dou- and HE 181 “1 and Ryan HE 80 4:3 TALK YOU DOWN, Bie BOY !—~Vou SAID YOU USED TO UMP-~SO GIVE THEM MUGGS A TROT TOTH