The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 5, 1935, Page 6

‘ NEW TITLISTS DOWN CAPITAL CHEVROLET, Of, IN FINAL GAME Purity Dairy of Mandan, De- fending Champion, Beaten in Semi-Final Round INDIVIDUAL MEDALS GIVEN Neibauer and Brown Engage in Great Pitchers Battle, Errors Are Costly Nash-Finch is the new champion of the Capital City Diamondball tournament having defeated Capital Chevrolet, 3-1, in the all-Bismarck finals of the annual event played here Sunday. Paul Neibauer shaded Adam Brown in the pitcher’s battle which featur- ed the championship game but seven Chevrolet errors paved the way for the Nash-Pinch victory. Neibauer allowed only two safe blows while Brown was being nicked for four. ‘The Chevrolet team put the de- fending champion Purity Dairy club of Mandan out of the running in the semi-finals, 1-0, while the new titlists were drubbing the Bismarck Knights of Columbus, 6-3. Individual medals were awarded to THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, Nash-Finch Team Victor in Capital |O’Neill to Manage Cleveland Indians, Johnson Tenders Resignation, Will Remain on Payroll as Rookie Coach Aug. 5— (PF) —Steve O'Neill, a member of Cleveland’s only world championship baseball team, Monday tackled the job of trying to bring the fifth-place Indians out of @ slump. Appointed late Sunday night to succeed Walter Johnson as manager of the tribe, O’Neill said this morn- ing he intended to make the team “hustle.” Johnson, who tendered his resigna- tion to Alva Bradley, club president, prepared to return to his Maryland farm. He will remain on the Cleveland Payroll, however, as an overseer of young players in need of develop- ment. O'Neill, who has served as coach of the tribe this year, said he had no Plans for changes in the lineup for Monday’s game with the Chicago White Sox here. He felt that some improvement would be shown by the Cleveland, Frankie Strafacl, rolet team received a trophy; and the K. C. team was awarded the case of beer donated by the Blatz Brewing Co. when the Purity Dairy defaulted in the consolation final. Individual Winners Named Harold Harlan won the steak din- ner given by the Town Talk Lunch for the first homerun of the day; Steve Goetz got the three pair of given by the Shoe Mart for two base hits; and Frank id Stanley Kwako tied for the batting percentage in one Lee receiving free pressing Klein Tailor Shop and the slarm clock do- by Finney's Drug Store. Results of the tournament games: First Round ity Dairy, Mandan, 2; Sweet , Bismarck, O. of C., » 1; New Palace, Mandan, 1. Nash-Finch, Bismarck, 9; Fisher Minot, 1, Paramount Theatre, Bismarck, 3; Minot Hamburger cnggig ie Foresters, 3; Capitol , Bismarck, 8. A. W. Lucas, Bismarck, bye. Second Reund K. of C., 8; A. W. Lucas 2. Nash-Finch, 10; Paramount, 0. Semi-Finals 4 Capital Chevrolet, 1; Purity Dairy, - Nash-Finch, 6; K. of C., 3. Finals Nash-Finch, 3; K. of C., Score Twice Finch scored one inning of 38 H a g [ ney i iy aie S J FE B i Ba | H t tf fi g gE zi E : i i sn a dle Ei Eee a E r i ? fl . AE E Z i iF § i i a ey fet fF teams will be run & j i / z j aq F. | . : Ngsh-Finch—(3) ABR HE T. Lee, if ... 2010 E. Agre, ras 3000 St. Goets, 2b 32100 G. Schlickenmeyer, 2000 A. Schneider, rf 2100 FP. Lee, ib .... z100 A. Brown, p 3s010 E. Manney, les 0001 M. Dehn, 3 ..., 2001 L. Benser, if . 1000 Totals ............ + 3322 Cepital Chevrolet—(1) ABR HE Harlan, c 32012 Klesel,. las 2.000 Mason, 1b 3002 Potter, 2b. 3000 Brown, If 2021 Devis, rf 1000 Cowan, cf 2000 Lankin, 3b 3002 Hedstrom, ras 2000 Netbauer, p . 2110 Totals 4147 Seore R Cepitel -000 001 0O— 1 Nash-Finch ..... 0 200 x— 3 Summary: Stolen bages—Goetz, A. Brown. Sacrifices—Cowan, Manney. Two base hits—T. Lee. Double plays to Mason, Agne to Lee. Indians in the remainder of the campaign, but said he knew of no formula to change overnight a team that has lost 23 of its last 32 games. Bradley said no contract was signed with O'Neill and neither salary nor the length of his term as manager was discussed. ‘The Cleveland president emphasiz- ed that Johnson's resignation was voluntary. The new manager of the Indians, who is 43, started with Cleveland as @ player in 1912, He played for twelve years and finished his big league catching career with short stays at Boston, St. Louis and New York of the American League. Four days ago Johnson celebrated the 28th anniversary of his start in big league baseball. Minneapolis Protests Birds’ Stalling Antics berg, Tigers, 87. 137. Johnson, Athletics, 21. White Sox, 12-4. wick, Cardinals, 379. man, Cubs, 143, Braves, 22. Pitching—Castleman, Giants, 10-2; Minneapolis, Aug. 5—(7)—T. J.| Schumacher, Giants, 16-5. Hickey, president of the American As- a sociation, Monday had a protest from the Minneapolis club about the “com- ° edy baseball” of the Columbus Rea| “ E ST DAY’S Birds. T Cushions and beer and pop bottles Ss S tained on the diamond at Nicollet park here Sunday as angry fans reg- istered their disapproval of antics that saved Columbus a probable de- feat at the hands of Minneapolis. Before ® crowd of 10,000, the Mill- uled doubleheader, 8-6. Following Joe Hauser’s home run with two on base in the fourth inning of the sec- ond contest, the Red Birds immed- jately began to stall in an effort to double in second. avoid a fift inning josing| in opener; Stephenson connected time—set, pelts law prea ~ with three hits and drove in two With the Millers leading, 3-1, pro-} f four runs in nightcap. tests by fans and Donie Bush, Min-| _ Elton Walkup and George neapolis manager, went unheeded as} Burns, Browns—Walkup kept 8 2 jus refused to get the Kels out, booting balls all over the diamond.| 8@me and latter hit homer and ‘The irate Millers struck at every pitch| ‘Wo singles in second. in an attempt to end the inning. Wes Ferrell, Red Sox, and Ray Blades, Columbus manager,| Frank Higgins, Athletics—Ferrell helped things along by changing| WO" 18th game and Higgins drove pitchers twice, as Bush fumed up and| Ut two homers, his second giv- down the sidelines. Umpire Swanson ines ae smaning margin in the halted the game and spoke to Blades, 3 ; but the weird antics of the Birds cone| , 30° Kuhel, Senators—Led at- tinued until the game was called no| ‘ack on yankee ‘hurlers with trl- contest with the Millers still ple, double anc gle. plate rs still at the) "Tommy Bridges, Tigers—Limit~ Kelly telephoned a protest to T. J. , President of the American As- tion. Swanson also reported to Hickey, recommending that Blades be fined for “the comedy game.” HOGAN RELEASED Boston, Aug. 5—(?)}—The Boston Braves announced Monday that Manager Bill McKechnie has given Frank “Shanty” Hogan, catcher, his ‘unconditional release. 16th victory. split, Hal Schumacher and Carl Hub- bell, Giants—Held Braves to three runs in doubleheader. Season before playing schedule. Frank Strafaci 18 - year - old Brooklyn high school boy, was crowned king of the public links golf players Saturday when he defeated Joe Coria, the kid cop from 8t. Paul, on the 37th hole of their overtime match. MAJOR LEAGUE (By the Associated Press) AMERICAN LEAGUE Batting — Vosmik, Indians, .354; Greenberg, Tigers, .339. Runs—Gehringer, Tigers, 88; Green- Hits—Greenberg, Tigers, 143; ringer, Tigers, and Vosmik, Indians, Home runs—Greenberg, Tigers, 30; Pitching—Allen, Yankees, 10-3; Lyons, NATIONAL LEAGUE Batting—Vaughan, Pirates, 398; Méed- Runs—Medwick, Cardinals, 90; Mar- tin, Cardinals, and Ott, Giants, 85. Hits—Medwick, Cardinals, 151; Her- Home runs—Ott, Giants, 24; Berger, (By the Associated Press) Leo Durocher and Joe Medwick, Cardinals—Durocher’s final of three hits broke up first game with Pirates in tenth; Medwick drove in two runs with single and Ival Goodman, Reds, and Wal- ter Stephenson, Cubs—Former got to Lon Warneke for three hits White Sox hits scattered in first ed Indians to four hits for his Sam Leslie, Dodgers, and Dolph. Camilli, Phillies—Leslie connect- ed with homer, three doubles, and two singles and latter got dou- ble and three singles as teams The Yankees, who a few years ago went for more than a full season’s quota of games without being shut out, suffered seven blankings this half Geh- Par out . (Cook .... flight honors with a 3-2 victory over| of Ligon, Bismarck. man of Fort Yates won the sixth cL. Steinbruck Steinbruck William Kostelecky, skinned Dickinson shotmaker, cap-| tured championship flight honors in the annual Mandan invitational golf tourney Sunday from a field of 107 Players by defeating Paul Cook of Bismarck, former state titlist, two up on 18 holes. A ‘Though Kostelecky defeated Cook|Smith and Johnson Lead Heavy! in the finals on the basis of matched cards, he found his real battle of the day in the semi-finals where Neil Croonquist, blond Bismarck youth, forced him to go an extra hole for a one-up victory. After trailing Kostelecky through the first nine in a ding-dong battle of wits and sensational recoveries, Croonquist came back in the first part of the second nine to equal Kostelecky’s shotmaking and caught up on the sixteenth hole. The match was all square on the eighteenth but on the extra hole Kostelecky played @ safe five while Croonquist’s 15-foot put for a tie, rimmed the cup and ‘stayed out. Hurrying of the last matches late Sunday afternoon forced the semi- final foursome, quist, Cook and G. A. Steinbruck of Mandan, into playing three matches during the 18-hole round. Stein- bruck played Cook, Croonquist play- ed Kostelecky and Cook and Kostel- ecky matched cards in the two rounds jto determine the winner. Titlist Cards a 74 Kostelecky shot a 36-38 for a 74 over the 18 holes and got a five on the nineteenth. Croonquist equalled him with 37-37—74. Cook got a 37-37 for a 74 also and Steinbruck trailed with 42-39-81, 543 653 543 Kostelecky 543 Croonquist, 533 Par in ... 543 653 in the second round. hoi Steinbruck downed Dr. R. W. Hen-| sing derson of Bismarck in the first round, | yo) then disposed of James Slattery of | ¢, Minot in the second. Cook walloped| while @ C. E. Dorfler of Mandan 4-3 in the first round, then defeated Les John-|iitte end Perera Te: son of Jamestown. Man Wins E. A. Singletary of Mandan cap- Homeruns tured the first flight from Roe Percy,/and smith, also of Mandan, 2-1. Emerson Mc-/ singles by. Johnson, Neil of Sioux City, Ia., downed H. G.!for the Proctor, Jr., of Jamestown 2-1 in the! Desiderato got near second flight. The visit Third flight honors went to Lee/in the Alison, Mandan, who defeated Pete Verduin, Bismarck, 4-3. Fourth flight award was won by Dr. D. T. Weston, | Bismarck. Mandan, who trounced W. L. Jacob-|the third son of New Salem in one of the fea-| first Sunday ture matches of the day. went 12 holes to win 1 up. W. Dennis, Bismarck, took fifth] tal Citians Jr., Kostelecky, 435 536 534 535 645 435 Weston | George pes; Bowman, Pezzullo and Todd. ': Fullerton, and brother in the "Schumacher, Hubbell Win |DO"*T? Seen ears Divige (First Game) (First Game) ta ee Boston ... 200 000 00-2 6 2 aes Van Good-|support from Smith, 8. cen- New (York. 000, 331 1x 9 (12,0 | Indianapolis ... 010 200 0014 10 2 aed *|Milwaukee ..::. 100 000 000-1 9 1 swarthy- Croon- tied for medal honors with 32's. won the medalist prize in a playoff. Kostelecky went into the second round by defeating John Rule of New Salem in the first round. Croonquist | pat¢; downed Les Koppia of Jamestown in the initial round, then went on to defeat Ernest Percy of Mandan 2-1 aad ee ee roca ‘Hilton are Dickinson Star Defeats Cook After 19-Hole Battle With Neil Croonquist flight, 3-2, over Ernest Elness, Bis- marck, Bud_ Roberts, R. P. Lutgens of Mandan 5-4 for the ninth flight and the tenth and final flight went to B. A. Knutson, Bis- marck, on a 3-2 victory over Joe Gold their of Mandan. Percentage points. Since Lou Gehrig snapped out of ane ib. his long spring slump, he batted atlemith, of . ® .388 pace for six weeks, gaining 83 l OUR BOARDING HOUSE SOMEBODY RANG TH* DOORBELL,UNCLE AMOS, AN’ WHEN T ANSWERED ‘BUT THIS PACKAGE, AN’ ITS PRINTED With YOUR NAME I OPEN ITUPAN LETS SEE WHAT'S IN IT |. MAYBE SOME FUDGE, MAYBE !-iT SHAKES LUKE aq IT! YARD INSTINCT SCOTLAND 44 HM-M--STRANGE I UM-M EE-GAD—1T MIGHT BE AN INFERNVA, MACHINE [—__ QUICK, ALVIN , PUT IT ON THE FLOOR! le ~, HEAVY-HITTING LOCALS SWEEP THREE GAME ST. CLOUD SERIES Bill Kostelecky, Jr. Wins Annual Mandan Invitational Tournament f Public Links Titlist i pena iacealinanineaesnaiese tah ees” i | { { i SCORES assembled Sunday. Planning formance. McCarney, in the third All 36 safe hits with four safeties. outfielder, belted ; : Bismarck, won 2-1/'¥0,08 the paths in the third inning. i 8 over Frank Kent of Bismarck in the|way for f seventh flight and J. V. McCormick, | thira gi New Salem, downed Oscar Morck ‘of/an of Mandan 4-3. Hamm, ss . G. Rengel, Colgren, c MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1935 __ : (CAPITAL CITY CLUB "JOURNEYS ON FINAL |" 7 ~CUNDIAN INVASION! STANDINGS on a es : Chicago, Aug. 5—(#)—The Minneap- Pitchers on Vacation as Desi-|Cev.vo™ Ra ae eats Ray '.mong |OUs Millers had emerged Monday from derato, Troupe, M’Carne’ 39 the Chicago Cubs is making some of| ® hectic week-end of play against the lerato, Troupe, y a the old timers hark back to the days| Championship Columbus Red Birds Carry Mound Burden Hitting Attack Producing 36 Safe Blows Bismarck made a clean sweep of its three-game week-end series with St. Cloud here Sunday to run its string of seasonal victories to fifty-seven. The champions of Minnesota never had a chance as the Capital City crew, boasting the greatest lineup ever management, chalked up a 6-2 victory Saturday night and went on to take both ends of Sunday’s doubleheader, 10-2 and 8-1, Packing up immediately after the second Sabbath day game, the local club left for Canada where they will play in two tourn Devils Lake in a pair of games at Brandon before returning here for a three-game series with the Twin City Colored Giants Friday, Saturday and Booster Day game next Sunday with the colored Minnesota nine, the Bis- marck aggregation will head for j Wichita, Kansas, where they will en- ter the National Semi-Professional and Amateur baseball tournament as one of the ranking favorites. , League, Boston taking the first 7-6|Manager Fred Haney’s brood, 13-11, Pitchers Have Vacation Meee pe ‘and Philadelphia the second, 4-3|in the first game of Sunday’s double- Manager Churchill gave his pitch-| St Louis 6 Sagittal 1 while the St. Louis Browns rose up|header and then bounced back ers a rest over the week-end using only Ted Radcliffe of the regular mound staff in hanging up the triple win over the Gopher state titlists. Joe Desiderato, regular third base- man, turned the trick Saturday night with a good seven-hit hurling per- ing averages, uincy Tro’ “A id McCarney roe ame ant weathered patel ile be went route wi August Doerr, Napoleon, trounced | for the invaders, allowed” fogs and walked six, four of his free passes resulting in runs. ‘The box scores: Saturday 8t. Cloud (2) a... City Diamondball Tournament ~ CUBS’ GOOD SPIRIT GOESLONG (Millers Add Half ~ WAY TO AID FLAG CONTENDERS! Game to Margin ~ |chicago Divides Twin Bill With|Leaders Split Week-End Series Reds; Giants, Tigers In- With Red Birds; Indians crease League Leads Wir One, Lose Two NATIONAL LEAGUE with a half game tacked onto their lead in the American Association pennant race. when nearly every ball club was a big Phe Cube ha 1 in ie we come a long way % less than a month. Starting July 10, The best Donie Bush’s pace setters they literally bludgeoned their way|COUld do against the Birds was win through the top notch teams of the| 8d lose once but they stretched their | league, landing in second place and advantage over the second place In- 622|8iving the Giants plenty to worry dianapolis Indians to three and one- «3 sat Pie rede The rise surely could not be due} OU! waukee. to any whip-snapping on the part of losing a free hitting battle Charlie Grimm, to Columbus Saturday, 11-7, the Mill- Just the other day Grimm gave evi-|¢T8 came back Sunday to take the dence that he prizes spirit | first game of a doubleheader, 8-6, as among his players when he publicly Johnny Gill boosted his home run ited Rookie Catcher Walter| total to 28 with his third circuit clout be a to han, eTASEALE ae Be eee ee m} haymak Bill surges. sodhe ass lead in the second inning of the Stephenson had been nettled by|Dightcap but Joe Hauser scored two Jurges’ kidding, but Grimm said he| Mates ahead of him with a homer didn’t want anyone around who|in the fourth to put the Millers in couldn’t take it. front, with the 6 p. m. deadline for Ejected From Game Sunday baseball in Minneapolis clos- Sunday he was ejected from the/| ing in fast. second game of the Cubs’ double- Red Birds Stall header with the Cincinnati Reds for} The Birds started to stall for time protesting a little too strenuously on| and were able to carry play to 6 ry eetitea) of Umpire George Mager- bhai! without making it a regula- 5 game, The Reds won the first game, 5-1] Indianapolis lost one-half game of but the Cubs took the second, 4-3, {its hold on second place in taking The Giants took both ends of aj Only one decision in three week-end doubleheader from the hapless| Starts against Milwaukee. The tribe Braves, 9-2 and 3-1. Brooklyn beat| Was whipped 7-1 Saturday, took the Philadelphia 4-1 and then lost the| first game of Sunday’s twin bill, 4-1, .4 nightcap while St. Louis won| and then lost the nightcap, 7-1. 33 both ends of a double bill with the} St. Paul included four home runs Pittsburgh Pirates 4-3 and 6-5. in a 19-hit attack to whip the Toledo Boston and Philadelphia split a} Mudhens, 14-2, Saturday. The Sainte double attraction in the - American| lost another heavy hitting affair to WERE 6-2, 10-2, 8-1 | Boston --- Detroit . New York Boston . Cleveland Philadelphia Washington . St. Louis . under Neil ents and engage on a big send-off in the Saturday's Results NATIONAL LEAGUE New York 3; Boston 2, to smote the Chicago White Sox a| take the second battle, 6-0. double blow 10-2 and 4-1, The Kansas City Blues won dou- Ws took a slugfest from|bleheader from the cellar di the New York Yankees 11-10 and the| Louisville Colonels Sunday, 5-4 and Detroit Tigers shut out the Cleve-/ 8-6. land Indians 7-0, Millers Victors NATIONAL LEAGUE Pair Columbus .. Minneapolis . Cards Cop (First Game) -_ [Bittaburgh . 900 a20 990 0-3 19 9} | Winford, game, epporedilds rep . (20 innings) utility inflelder, checked on Blanton, Hoyt and Padden, Grace; @econd Game) : Toledo . 412 400 200—13 16- 2 Pittsburgh. 101 120 000-5 9 0/St. Paul 010 013 330—11 14 3 St. Louis.. 100 300 002—6 14 2) Boone, Walsh, Stein and Garbark; Bush, Swift and Grace; J. Dean,|Stratton, Rigney, Grimes, Mills and ‘Walket and Delancey. Giuliani. (Second Game) 1|Toledo . AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit 5-7; Cleveland 4-3. New York 13; Washington 2. Boston 5; Philadelphia 4, Chicago 7; St. Louis 7. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION RHE 000 060 000—6 10. 0 « 113 000 30x—8 15 0 » Cooper, Chamber 12 3}/and Ogrodowski; Galehouse and Har- grave. Hens, Saints Split (First Game) Radcliffe started in the NORTHERN LEAGUE ‘Moorhead 5; a deed Fargo-! 5; Winnipeg 5-5; Superior 3-0, Greater Grand Forks 4-4; Duluth 8-0. » collecting off four St. Cloud hurlers gaseeiarb tomato Ashland Wins Badger Junior Legion Crown Chicago .. 001 008 000-4 9 1 junior/Cincinnati. 000 110 10-3 8 1 Root, Lee, Henshaw and - son; Frey, Schott and Campbell. Dodgers and a Clark and Lopez; C. Davis and Todd. (Second Game) tional|Brooklyn .. 010 010 O11—4 15 1 Philadelphia 010 102 10x—5 9 Olcaten train Munns, Vance and J. Taylor, Lo-| “Marrow, Lecomte, Penner and Ring- + Moore Logan and Sprinz; Hamlin, Brax- | ton_and Rensa, New York. 000 080 00x—3 7 0} ‘Second Game) Betts, Cantwell and Spohrer; Hub-| y14), polis oes » i E 2 Milwaukee ..... 011 040 10x—7 11 2 Turner, Wright and Sprinz, Hat- ter and Detore. Results of Coach Poll Cloud Smith, Bismarck’s dusky four-bagger with of Rosemarck paved the AMERICAN LEAGUE Red Sox, A’s Divide (First Game) base—St. |Philadelphia 001 100 031 0—6 13 1 Boston 000 122 0011—7 13 3 Game To Be Known Tuesday ABRHPOAE A , Wilshire and ss 400202 Richards; W. Ferrell and R. Ferrell.| , Chicago, Aug. 5—(P)—The poll was ended but uncounted votes by the 4011100 .|__econd Game) 411100 Philadelphia 020 002 00-4 11 2 pepeenee rommioed: Monday. io the aay ae +s 110 010 00—3 6 O| tie the nikeiae tenn anne 301310 Voting stopped at midnight 8 401011 night but so great were the last min- 300500 ute returns that the final results will 400030 not be available until Tuesday. 100000 Charlie Bachman of Michigan ++ 001 000 010-2 10 4 Walkup and Hemsley, Heath; Ly- ons, Salveson and Sewell. (Second ) ney St. Louls.. 000 012 010-4 11 1) third and Edward “Slip” Madigan of 9 1 0/Chicago .. 000 010 000— 1 of Oh MAT Sear Andrews and Hemsley; point were Bachman es, ys rae 1440.16; Thomas 1.440002; Mealin Bridges Blanks Tribe 438,371, Madigan far Tt was decided to raise the all-star 12 coaching staff from three to four 00 members. The quartet highest in the 01 poll will be invited and if any is un- 10 able to accept, the man next in line gi Naa a ile gt! will be asked. F-M Twins Win 9-2 q Victory From Bears “ St. Paul, Minn. Aug. 5—(?)—Can- Four Mandan Players ada'e “luo” Sunday in respect to Reach Net Semi-Final: pick up a half game to return to a —_— lead of three games over Winnipeg Darkness forced postponement of|in the Northern League. the Mandan invitational tennis tourn-| While Winnipeg waited until Mon- ament Sunday after four day to play Duluth’s invaders, the ., # players had advanced to the semi-| Twins turned the batteries loose on final round. Eau Claire for 18 hits and a 9 to 2 Sets were even in the semi-final| victory. Crompton and Johnson hit matches which pitted Ruth Syvrud| home runs while Wilbur Stolt allow- against Lila Clark and Jo ie oo 0 we ok Oo Cotizzeeyouy