The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 24, 1936, Page 8

ADVANGE BY WINS OVER SALT LAKE CITY, BUTTE NINES Pierre Scores 9 Runs in Third| Inning, Defeats Utah Club 14-6 SEATTLE SCORE IS 23-0 Three Pitchers Star; Semi-Fin- als Set for Monday at 1:30 and 3:30 Pierre, 8. D., and Seattle, Wash., advanced to the semi-finals of the western sectional junior Legion tournament here Sunday at the ex- pense of Salt Lake City, Utah, and Butte, Mont. Pierre piled up a winning margin of nine runs in the third inning to defeat the Rotary club boys from the Utah city, 14-6. Five hits, four errors, two walks, and a player hit by a Pitched ball figured in the one- inning rout. Hitting two Butte pitchers almost. at will, a rangy crew of bal! players from the coast city piled up a 23-0 margin over the Montana-Idaho champions when the game was called in the sixth inning because of the 6 o'clock Sunday baseball law. Danielson, Davini, Star Two features of the first contest were the pitching performances of Danielson, veteran Pierre hurler, and Davini, clever little southpaw for the Utah club, Danielson granted nine hits, they were scattered, for the inning with Salt Lake City at with only one out. Danielson fingered his rosin Davini Grants 3 Runs but most part. He pitched steady ball, and his greatest asset was his ability to bear Gown in the pinches. In the second bat, Chioda lined out a double, Davini walked, Hemingway grounded out, and Perri walked, filling the bases bag, then struck out the next two men. Taking over the mound duties late in the third inning when his team was 11 runs behind, Davini granted the South Dakotans only three more scores during the remaining six frames. He delivered up four hits and whiffed eight. Seattle showed the 2,000 fans that jammed the grand stand something new in slugging pitchers. Hutchinson, who went five-and-a-|s third of the six innings against Butte, granted only two hits, fanned eight, and cracked out a home run, a triple, and a single in five trips to the plate. His circuit clout, hit in the sixth with two on, cleared the right fence by several feet. All Hit But One field Another heavy hitter for the Washington crew was Endress, short- stop, who connected for three doubles in five times at bat. Every Seattle player except one got at least one hit. Neither Foy nor Vale, the two Mon- tana hurlers, seemed to have the stuff with them Sunday to check the 20-hit barrage which blasted their team out of the running. Seattle and Pierre were to meet in the semi-final match Morday at 1:30. Final first round games, be- tween Holdenville, Okla, and Los! Angeles, Cal., and between Omaha, Neb., and Louisville, Colo., were sched- uled for 9:30 and 11:30 Monday morn- ing, with the winners clashing in the other semi-final bracket at 3:30 Mon- day. _THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 1936 Whitney (By the Associated Press) se Eau Claire . Jamestown ern sectional tournament game that was called in the sixth inning because of the 6 o'clock Sunday baseball law, the hard-hitting, smooth-fielding Gibson’s Carpet Cleaners of Ranier post, Seattle, { who are pictured above, gave a capacity crowd in the Bismarck ball | park Sunday a real exhibition of baseball. Seattle meets Pierre, 8. D., other first-round victor in the upper bracket, Monday at 1:30 p. m. in the first semi-final contest. Left to right (front row): Gordon Brandt, Bill Doyle, Mascot Glenn Tran, Jim Copeland, | Hammering out a 23-0 win over Butte, Mont., in a first-round west- Morris; middle row, Dewey Soriano, Ralph Yorio, Jim Mc- Lean, Bob Griffith, Leroy Stephens; back row, Lorenz Laatz, Nick Eronemo, Bob Nass, Fred bai Ernie Endress, Coach Ralph Crookston Duluth . St. Louis . 72. 45 New York Chicago .. Pittsburgh . Cincinnati Boston . Brooklyn Philadelphia . AMERICAN LEAGUE Ww L 1 410078 Chicago —-—— Virgil Rob; AMERICAN ASSOCIATION | the finals Milwaukee ..... 34 St. Paul : Kansas City Indianapolis Minneapolis ‘The final game was set for 2 p. m., Tuesday. The box score, Pierre—Salt Lake Buckholz, 7 Michaelson, Mt R. Hangal, 2b. Schoenwell, 1b ‘Sroeon Miller, ss" Bowman, rf Isenberg, | cceees es none 3 S| anmno Totals .... Salt Lake Kiser, 2b . Middleton, Cotroll, 1b . Chiodo, cf Davini, If-p Hemingway, Perri, rf Page, c Fraco, c jantord, p elt, If . Totals . 1 o ononens gonens’ [ecGpeadnenap Sl’xarocccau Bisceecaes sey Fl ese ne ukke jos tl eosceunnoust 8 8 Salt Lake > wo py a ay fo} lSscesanstcuy Slateewecas,. alocccccctoneld al snnooowcclt 029 020 010—14 000 112 020— 6 Summary: Stolen bases—Fanapo, panialson: sacrifices — Hemingwa two base hits—Chiodo, Hem- Bowman; ingway, Buckholz; three base hits— in; home runs—none; hits off Dantelegn 9 in 9 innings, off Sanford in 3 2-3 innings, off Davini 4 in i fe 8 feitogs: struck, out by Daniel- by Davini 8; Banletson 2, off bas Santora. 3, off Davini 10. Umpires: Doherty and Blume. The box score, Seattle-Butte: Butte, Mont. AB R H PO A E Phelan, cf Be 0, ete Stimaty, 1! VOSS Os eae nee tal) Osborne, If... 2 9 1 09 0 0 Holland, ss .. 3 9 0 0 2 0 Edwards, 3b.. 2009 1 2 1 2 Hull, 1b rT he a ee acl Foy, p . Dd D> Os aay 0. Knistich, 2b... 2 9 0 2 0 1 Pajnich, 'c ieee See er fag tae Vale, p’. 10 59 09 0 6 Slatt, ¢ (Pie gil eae Magee) Totals ....19 9 2 18 7 4 Seattle, Wash, AB R H PO A E Morris, ct a 1 1 2 0 0 eg Ri seat tea) 4 5 3 9 1 0 Soniano, bios 8 €)0F 0 Hutchinson, p-its 2 3 9 2 0 Brandt, rf ek 8 0 ae 8 fags, as Copeiana, Ad OF 3, 00 Totals 23 20 16 4 1 Score by innings: Seattle, Wash. ess... 452. 237-23 Butte, Mont. 000 000— 0 (Game called in 6th, 6 o'clock Sun- rule.) ti it, Nass; three *D hits—Hut + home runs—Hutchinson; datchinson 2 in 5 1-3 Inn in lute! hits off Columbus '1 count Louisville Toledo . ag | the women’s titlist, 1 up in the 18, "7 Par course. Major League _| j hole finals. | pcienes fesiasaians eyes tn thelr doubleheader. {__Eeaders_| Garrison, Goodrich [ceux ontniaat® tral (By the Associated Press) Go to Devils Lake! Not pato'®, South, Dekois, Mine: AMERICAN LEAGUE Dickinson Star Defeats Roby 6! and 4; Local Girl Beaten Bemidji, Minn, Aug. 24—(AP)—| Fet. | Shooting sub-par golf, Bill Kostelecky,/ St, Paul ine Scene of First! golf championship to his list of In the semi-finals played Sunday ; {morning, Kostelecky beat Billy Bou ‘tell, Minneapolis, and Roby do | Alex Lucas, Bemidji, each by a 2 and: Margaret Mordy, Des Moi de throned Nadine O'Leary, Bismar : KOSTELECKY WINS BIRCHMONT TOURNAMENT; O'LEARY LOSES HANNA ISSUES FIRST CALL FOR BISMARCK HIGH GRID PRACTICE nothing all a lives but specialize in curing arthrit PROTECT 3-GANE LEAD AS GIANTS TAKE 2 FROM BEE Indiana’ Rookie Pitcher Stars pacitin ante Candidates for Bismarck h in First Major Start, Beate |achool's 1096 football team were pre itt age, f beetle Browns 4-4 ered to report for opening practice | actors X-rayed him and found it. 1936 Squad Candhiati Candidates Report ; ‘the Chicago White Tuesday; Opener With Lin- wall bt sven a renppgct a4 ton May Be Sept. 11, team is battling for third place in House gang. They're toughest ols the chips are down. For a few hours Sunday, it looked as though the wild-rushing Giants had taken the bit in their teeth and the Ls chsten heel Pets 8 eee hands by kn ig off the § R d. U Bees in both ends of a double-header, ports UT j= 3 to 2 and 6 tol. 0 p Then the Cards came through in By EDDIE BRIETZ who failed by inches to make the the clutch. They came from behind Olympic team, has pulled another in the first game of their twin bill] Ney York, Aug. 24—(?)—When|[l “‘too-late” performance . . . Soar- with Pittsburgh to chalk up a 7-3 wiN,! sax Schmeling beat Joe Louis, Marty | ing 14 feet, 7 inches at Rendall’s and pulled up in the last three in-| Burke, New Orleans promoter, shifted i nings of the nightcap to earn a 6-all| trom 9 white to a ‘Negro hope tour- Island recently, George surpassed tie and save their first place by half ®/ ney, . | Now that Louis has stopped | this year’s Olympic mark! game. Sharkey, Marty doesn’t know what : to do. . . First subway world series SUNDAY’S STARS reservations to reach this corner come Bob Feller, Indians — Held || from George Panos, genial tavern Browns to six hits and struck out || keeper of Charlotte, N.C... . George 15 in first major league start. wants four on the third base line, Travis Jackson and Hal Schu- |/ “where there's a little gambling being macher, Giants—Former batted in || done on balls, strikes and what have all winners’ runs in 3-2 doub! you” ... One New York newspaper header opener win against Bees: quotes Max Schmeling as hoping Schumacher pitched eight-hit ball || “those 21 American doctors can keep in_ nightcap. Jimmy Braddock alive until next OUR NEW Fall suits can’t be Wrong Time! GEORGE VAROFF, pole-vaulter Rosenthal, White Sox— || June.” surpassed sty quality Had three hits, driving in two||\ They are a little peeved out in excliccfibested fre Tuns, in win over Tigers. Wisconsin because Red Dawson, new Beds Pete Appleton and Cecil Travis, |) Tulane coach, went out there on va-(§ into one today. When you see Senators—Former pitched five-hit ball in twin bill opener; latter drove in three runs with double how neatly and smartly it fits, how it really FLATTERS, gou won't hesitate to order. See the Junior Golfing Up in Finals New ork . 41 699 | Jr., of Dickinson, N. D., Monday had | icievaand ue added the Birchmont international! Competition for National Washington” 39 laurels. Championship Boston 8 Kostelecky, captain of the North-| Philadelphia .. 78 355 | Western university golf team, trounced | St. Paul, Aug. 24—()}—The right| Minneapolis, 6 and 4, lover the Hillcrest Golf course here. in! |te be called the nation’s first junior sought Monday by several score boys| in 72 hole medal play competition j to 0, and 5 to 0. Eager-eyed boys, 17 years old and junget, teed off in the first 18 holes of the tournament over the 6,216 yard|8 to 1. | Louisville and Columbus divided| S8ns of returning to form by belt- yolton, Biles; Foes The Red Birds| Me the Cincinnati Reds 7-0, behind} _ Appleton end Bo 7 won the first game, 11 to 2, behind | Larry French’s four-hit pitching. RHE |Mike Ryba’s effective hurling, but] The White Sox pulled back into | Following Monday's 18 holes, an- [Milwaukee Cinch Brewers Beat Second-Place | Saints Twice Sunday, Shove Them 91, Games Behind and single in eis a Larry French, Cubs—! Reds your DiMaggios, H: to four singles for 7-0 win. » but how about Beau Bell, group! bp canine Nope star of the St. Louls \ex ro: | To Grab Pennant) "neice. bute ce RO SENG 4. Kroner drove in four runs in |! wit hit five homers in one game, and Lo MATTER Zs nightcap with double and two |! the writers will wake up. .. Apparent- BISMARCK ND singles. ly the new American Professional Art Garibaldi, Cardinals—Drove || moothall league means business. . . in three runs with three singles || tt started off by snatching Ken in_win over Pirates. Strong of the National League Giants. toni Joe Medwick of the Cardinals tops Chicago, Aug. 24—()—Milwaukee || 4nd Bucky Walter, Phillies—For- |! the jeague when it comes to super- has its first American Association || Mer drove in two runs in twin bill || stition. .. When coming in from the pennant since 1914 all but nailed to}| Opener; Walter pitched nine-hit |) Gutiela he is always careful to put the flagpole at Borchert field, but|| ball in nightcap. his glove down outside the foul line the battle for the place and show Positions goes on at a sizzling pace. The Brewers, victorious twice over} The American League meantime St. Paul Sunday, were nine and one-| uncovered a 11-year old “boy won- half games ahead of the Saints Mon- der,” the Indians’ Bob Feller—in his day, and unless they fall apart, can| first big league start. He held the St. M U set Under W Senet gees title and playoffs. The| Louis Browns to six hits for a 4-1 Saints, however, were only one game] win, and fanned titers, falling eet haer ay ahead of the rampaging Kansas City ee sche the py ibaa League| down Blues, who did some brilliant work| strikeout record. |over the week-end to win three games. - Only four games behind the Blues were the Indianapolis Indians, who {Sunday supplanted Minneapolis in This victory boosted the Tribe half 8 game in their chase of the pennant- bound New York Yankees, who man- fans who claim they have done aged only a split with their season- 10 to 2. dropped the second, 12 to 6. fourth place, the last playoff berth. Milwaukee won Sunday, 6 to 5, and Bos cpemnching spews; aie Feed Oss Louisville Splits Doubleheader Louisville—The Colonels and Colum-| Tigers 4-2 behind Johnny White~ bee, Cascarella and Hayes. bus broke even as the Red Birds won| head’s nine-hit pitching, while the) °° " thereby cutting their pace-setting’ Frey, sac and Lombardi; French The hustling Blues completed their| arin to 11% games. Lou Gehrig's | 40th homer helped win the opener: jlong home stand by getting two bril- 5-3, after which the Sox, smartit |golf champion was the prize being; liant pitching performances and a er 12 straight def ts at pried pair of shutouts over Minneapolis, 3| Under 12 straight defeal hands of Murderer’s Row, landed| Philadelphia—Washington hit hard on the league's leading pitcher Bump| to win both games of » double-header, Indianapolis hammered its way in- = from. Athletics 9-3 and 9-6, to the first division by coming back | Hadley, for s 6:3 triumph. ~ RHE to belt Toledo over twice, 10 to 6 and = ses. 010 290 210-9 15 0 The Cubs finally showed some a contending spot for the American! 002 004 111—9 12 0 ’s third jowning iphia, 100 010 310-6 14 2, Teen renee we DeShong, Cohen and Bolton; Lisen- Batting—Averill, Indians, .385; Geh-] Because only two teams, Garrison |cther 18 will be played Tuesday and|the first 11-2 and Louisville the sec-| Senators dropped the Athletics twice, Sooke, Sox, Salt Pee rig, Yankees, .379 and Goodrich, entered the fifth dis-|36 Wednesday. ‘There will be no,ond 12-6. Pete Appleton allowing five hits in| New York—The Yanks and Boston Runs—Gehrig, Yankees, 140; Geh-/trict class B softball elimination ‘qualifying, all contestants piaying| (First Game) RH B| winning the opener 9-3, and Joe| split a bargain bill, New York taking ringer, Tigers, 120. tournament at Garrison Sunday, the the entire 72 holes. Hits—Averill, Indians, 186, Gehringer,!tournament was called off and th Tigers, 177. two entries will automatically com pete in the state event at Devils Lake Home runs—Gehrig, Yankees, 40; | Trosky, Indians, 35. next Sunday. Pitching—Hadley, Yankees, Ww Pearson, Yankees, 16-5. "| Copelin Motor and Knigh ;;town in the district, ceived by officials of the 40 and 8, The national tournament was con-! Louisville |Columbus ..... 040 010 600—11 17 2 *s 000 001 000— 210 2 Ryba and Chervinko; Marrow, De- ,American Legion, and has che sup-|motsey and Ringhofer. Bismarck, only class A! port of many golfing bodies in the| (Second Game) RHE will send the country, assuring that the event in |Columbus of Colum-|the future will become an annual jbus tens to the Devils Lake tourna- : affair. - 104 001-6 9 1 241 14x—12 12 1 Freitas, Humphries, Nelson and Kuehl and Ralph Kress belting] the first 5-3, and the “Gold Sox” the homers to help in the 9-6. nightcap 6-3. decision. RHE The Dodgers beat the Phillies 6-5 200 010 000—3 7 0 with @ four-hit spree in the eighth, 110 100 11x—5 9 0 but the Phils blasted Van Mungo and R. Ferrell; Ruffing, two oter Brooklyn pitchers to win the| Malone and Dickey. nightcap 5-3, Second NATIONAL LEAGUE | ment. 1 Among the out-of-state entries are Owen; Shaffer, Terry and au Batting—Mize, Cardinals, 370; Med-| \Robert Clark, Kansas City: Wallace Indianapolis Wins Two NATIONAL LEAGUE wick, Cardinals, .367. Home ruris—Ott, Giants, 27; Klein, | Maclean, Jr., Mitchell, 8. D., and Bud| Indianapolis—Indianapolis went in- Cards Hold Lesa Runs—J. Martin, Cardinals, 102; Ott,| _ Phillies, and Berger, Bees, 21. Paulson, Fargo, N. D. to the first division as they won a|, St. Louls—The Cards hung onto Giants, 95. | Pitching—Lucas, Pirates, 11-3; Hub- ———___. doubleheader from Toledo, 10-6'and| their slender lead as they won the} Dicke; Hits—Medwick, Cardinals, 179; De-| bell, Giants, 18-6; French, Cubs,| ‘The Amazon river is 3400 miles long, | 8-1. first game of a doubleheader from maree, Cubs, 168, 15-5; and Gumpert, Giants, 9-3, _|and is 150 miles wide at its mouth. (First Game) RH &| Pittsburgh and the second was a 6-6 a Se Toledo ae - os 110— 614 3 aa ae . . * diana, 124 02x—10 19 2 game— Our Boarding House With Major Hoople Conse Mallivan and Gant: Crees Pittsburgh ..... 190 090 9008 10 1 90200 00 2 ee and Riddle. 5 15x—" Whitehead and well; Wade, Rowe EE-YAH FNODEL) “THAT'S A RARE PRINT ti; yZ (Second Game) R H Ej Weaver, Blanton, Brown and Pad-| and Hayworth. & LWLLABY FOR THE GY ty GF Toledo :. + 000 000 001-1 3 2) den; Johnson, Heusser and Ogro- Indians Beat Browns AND QUIET J PHOTO HE'S AS tp Vi), Indianapolis ... 100 230 02x—8 12 1| dowski, Davis. : Cleveland—Feller pitched good ball } ZA Garland and Tresh; Trout and Rid- | Second game— R HE! os the Indiaris defeated St. Louis 4-1. HIM DOWN, 4 ALBUM-~ ) PALE AS A GF dle, Pittsburgh 301 001 100 0-6 10 3) ge routs .. 000 001 000—1 T TOOK 9 BUCKET OF g Blues Shut Out Millers St. Louis ..,.. 000 300 111 ooh 18. 14 fl Cleveland 000 008 10x—4 9 LIKE YOU DID ) | Z Kanses City—The Blues shut out| Hoyt, Swift and Todd; Caldwell, Van Atte, Liebhardt and THAT BOA A HORSE adler a 3 Minneapolis in both games, 3-0 and| Parmelee, Haines, Wiitca, Seta piel ° + ee ZF -0. and Davis. CONSIGN MOVE 7 WAS. Z (Pirst Game) RHE Bees Drop Two IN THE THE EVEN Minneapolis ... 000 000 000—0 6 1] Boston—New York won both ends |, AMAZON xf OLD His Kansas as om ita —3 5 1] of a double-header BUNGLE, <SQUATTER ) sTOP- Peer? pie wag (ye » MASOR!S ) OUT OF La (Second Game) RHE oe ae 2 ay: Minneapolis ... 000 000 000-0 2 0 1 Kansas City |. 000 020 30x—5 11 0 SEAT! ) HAS DIMMED Bean, pane, ea Dickey; Vance, TO API Moore and Madjeski. aia Brewers Win Two More : Milwaukee—The Brewers strength- ened their hold on first place by de- feating St. Paul twice, 6-5 and 10-2. (First Game) RHE St. Paul ....... 004 100 000-5 14 1 Milwaukee ..... 000 400 1ix—6 11 0 Herring, inert, Hutchinson and Fenner; Hamlin and Detore. 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