The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 6, 1937, Page 18

_THE BISMARCK TRIB “TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1937 : ging ‘Rajah of Swat’ Trying Mild Comeback on Diamond SBY 1S TAKING: [Bradley’ s Entries, Brooklyn _ and Billionaire, Feared in Kentucky BATTINGTURN WITH [BRADDOCK TAKES UP TRAINING [pp ypapece {State and Capital | HEALS HC CRO NORTHERN WSUS cgggyyous | Me = : : ne sae re ‘ PACED FIELD HOME Records Set Here to Be Recog- nized as Official State Marks, White Says _ MAKES WRONG DISCARDS. Defense Fails to Keep Cards That Would Have Set Slam | Puerto Rico Battler Takes Firdl Contract by Means of Destructive Exit Six Rounds of Non-Title two small diamonds and ry, Stis, Bottomley Com- Stone Lake, Wis. Apr. 6——James | Brooklyn Is Considered Ace of J., Braddock, world’s heavyweight é champion, took up the life of a back |" Combination and Rated woodsman Tuesday. as ‘Horse to Beat’ - ——1__ CRT an manne stata tease arts [a2 “Hit Even:.400 and Fielded 1.000 : oe ee ate fer Le eae es field meets irfto one event to be held | possible. 2 3 of con ni in Ne , 6—P)—Once in Few Games He Appear- : rugged outdoors of a $50,000 private ef deat ope ee a orusaaay Wy officials at the ed in Last Year 4 estate on Little Sessabagama lake Bismarck high school. ’ located in the wilds of the northern Conflicts with other scheduled ; Ff) | Wisconsin woods, : meets throughout the state and a de- : By FELIX McKNIGHT es ” Braddock’s camp is six miles from sire to run off the, state event here San Antonio, Tex. Apr. 6—(P)—| | tj ; the closest highway and 24 miles before schools were closed in June |hand, “#€@an Rogers Hornsby, bulky and forty, ‘| |from the nearest picture show, s0 all| toric Churchill Downs last were responsible for the change in ido a mild comeback this year? : he can do is devote his time to con-] with that femous victory yell, in| the plans. a Around the St, Louis Browns’ train- mee ditioning himself for his champion-| Brooklyn and Billionaire, Again this year, the University of ‘ting camp, whete the aging “Rajah of ship engagement with Joe Louis in Bradley, the master of I North Dakota fixture, held: in con- Swat” takes his regular turn in the} |’ Chicago June 22. Farm, has a pair that send junction with the high school week hatting cage, that’s a question play-| |° | Braddock plans to immediately contests and slated for May 14-15, ers and fans alike are asking. plunge into his five weeks of rough- “ the official “|. “I might play,” sharply admits the , ing it, chopping down trees, hiking {Brownie manager. “Don't know yet.” t ae over the wooded trails and otherwise doesn’t trust himself, however,| | SE living an outdoor life. At the end of of control of the state high school ge one aca three old is weeks he will establish # train- eee Teague. is ck th 4 e game will serve as the e FY camp close to Chicago to sharpen |lyn started only four times ‘in 1936.| Recor ismarck meet, in his casé. ‘They are Coach emyped nd University tomPtn, |his boxing. He probably will sneak|He won two of his races, including| which also hes the sanction of the "Leary, Scout Charley Stis| pois campus when Wendell Wil- jin some boxing work here with his|the Walden handicap, and was pl laced | board of control, will be recognized as Opening lead—¥ Q. Bottomley, first-sacker and ruled | sparring partners, Charley Massera of | second in the Pimlico aay, pt official state marks, White said. Last é . ‘They will report at the erid Pittsburgh and Jack McCarthy of] Privileged was disqualified, to earn | year two existing records were broken Matar season as to whether Boston in one of the finest gymnasi- | $11,595. Billionaire faced the b barrier | here. Joe Wslery of Gladstone nego- eve the one-time batting king! 1938, could not try out f ums ever built. : oer record of six victor-| tiated the century in 10 seconds flat sof the National League is fit for freshman team. (Associated Press | ‘The gymnasium, one of five bulld-|ies, a second, two thirds and‘earn-jand Bill Spear of Dickinson heaved much duty. Photo) ings comprising the champion’s camp, ings of $12,650. the javelin 177 feet for another new __President Don Barnes, believing is of log construction and perfectly| In the future books Brooklyn is one 3 ornsby to be s drawing card, told/ nim: “The club would like to have equipped with private dressing room, | of the choices at odds of 8 and 10 to 1 you in the lineup as much as pos-|shower baths, steel ring, punching|while Billionaire is quoted at 20 to 1. sible.” bags and other training paraphenalia.| “I: like him,” says: “Derby: Dick” The champion, with his sparring|Thompson about Brooklyn, and that mates and Trainer Robb Lippman, is|statement amounts to almost a wild living in a log cabin built on a knoll|burst of enthusiasm for the ‘veteran |calls for dividing the state into-six on the edge of the lake. He eats in|trainer, who has saddled four derby | districts, each having a recognized the main lodge, a three-story log| winners for Bradley. track and field meet at which. first, 3 MAY 100s EN A building with 12 sleeping rooms. Aeicied eae eather ate not | second oe Haein ped yinpers will lone ami lia qualify state event. ’ rather WRESTLING HOLD gle son, director of al Hi i 3 a ff One who believes the old -second- baseman, who led the National League six years without a break from 1920 through ’25, is still capable of r holding his head up in any company is his brother, Everett (Pep) Hornsby, a Brownie scout. ll 4 8 H! i Bx E e i Bargains His Eye Stays Good re ae ba diamond FOR MEN flaitsaz.eme"2,%.2ee el] Sports Round-Up ma i sect os si bet mat the en tat cracked sharp liners to all corners of By EDDIE BRIETZ © the teseil ed event cleared distant. palings with several lusty 8. $2.95 Hat FREE Ries oe sever es Ley DUO ne ene York, ABE: SU Yale, is] Fving aks rit i: k o With Suit or Coat at calmly listed himself at third from Sharples, W. Va., as @ running ‘ the Associated Press) Hoare eer Le y ve ou mate for All-American Clint Frank) _ : eee Bits leis ) $ ] 9. 50 Millers of the American Association. |“ f2ll « . Coach Ducky Pond says] Gibbons Unimpressive |New York Giant pi Aare ie en be auother “Red! Halting Carl Knowles th outfield. Br and up the cleanup position. Cagle Sng, i Brother Everett reminisced a bit Jared reason you didn’t! New Orleans, Apr. 6—UP)—Jack rulsed his leg badly. ; Ml dorwear by, and recalled the day, 24 years ago, $1.29 Cap or Shirt Jijj wen ne persuaded the management int aneane waa | Coens, Atm se grees MN | areota culinized-« because - the turf fit a ower gar in the. Yale sow! esas oot ota nigh, Bul Be eae tay e mecialod Bea oe With Suit at oeeThe second-basing days of Otto unimpressive. {my said iy he o where—like ane Jordan, Dallas mai » were num- bered at that time,” sdid Everett, “and he gave way to Rogers. Otto would start the games, play awhile and send Rogers in.” ergy by provide ing needed Masculine support. Every contfort. to... Under the pretext that the bowl needs a general going over, the Elis will plough it up this summer and lay down a brand of sod thet!+, be desired, e Bisbee, Ariz. — Vern Kennedy and will be right down Wilson’s alley. . . Then they expect to sit back, turn John Rigney will chuck for. the White the kid loose and watch him gallop |*0@ ,Polished Sox against the Oubs Tuesday, oppos- — sone aaectnio with that plaskin, . . hls announoe- | "Gites “vee Sik; kote ee ee ime! 196%, ‘Treciten, N. J. (7). ment 't authorized. by New Have! but its the real MoCoy. ™1100%. Longview, Texas—The Philadelphis regain eombin Go ESTAR | Spening: Low Killifer Taught Him Brother Everett also revealed that Bill Killifer, old-time Texas leaguer and once battery mate of Grover Cleveland Alexander @t Philadelphia, taught Rogers his hitting technique. It worked. Today he holds an all- time hitting average of about .360. “Billifer used to say he taught Rogers how to hit and when he and pitcher on the Ala- Athletics, en route to Philadelphia to retiring and going eens gts rar oh GENEVA | shy desired promising < ‘Alecander, as a battery, met up with |bama baseball team this year is Hugh | 30 Rookies Ma: Stick | open the city series With the Phils rage him in later years, they couldn't get] Bedient, Jr., son of the old Red oe With A: ; y Club: Saturday, play the Longview. club, of s Chicago, he 6.—(P)—Joe Louls, ree coat ae . him out,” laughed Everett. “Alexan-|pitcher... Mike Jacobs says Brad- 1 merican Clubs ie gee ‘Texas League, in an exhibl- meet Champion James .J. Hand Tailored der slways said Rogers was the one|dock and Louls will be » sellout three tion game Tuesday. Bast Orange, N. J., and Philadelphia.| praddock Tie FREE man che couldn’t fool—the best hit-|weeks ahead of the fight Pedro Chicago, a eI looks like mere) ee ra Fe tit : . bs ciety ater ed der he got M day ‘night to is oa aig With be nit f the cere cagpeambep ries teeing Historic Stanley Cup training Pg vee Lake General ‘Wis. '° Bill Killifer lat serv un londay open a bar in |r opening of as ° al 4 puith every vga our | Hornsby as a St. Louis Cardinal coach.| Harlem... Yankees almost ran into|season two weeks away, 50 or more| route against the Boston Bees Tues- Series Opens Tonight mee starting actual boxing work-|. Gop when uoveral’ a ie Peters’ up te May 18, with a chatgs a How York, Ape atin me Dero | eee 3 y when: several dozen school kids up ac ; ! pr. 6. e : almost broke down the left field fence | that at least’30-will remain after the| . ‘There is only one ship in Ecuador's ” defending ‘world Mescuitaised Underweer getting in to see Gehrig and DiMag-| date on which each major league club| navy, five in Mexico's and 14 in| professional ch: gio... Danno O'Mahoney, the wras-|is limited to 23 players. Peru's. X. sler, starts another tour of the pro- Last season, records reeval, Horns- by hit an even .400 end fielded 1.000 in the few games in which he ap- People’ SB ecg ces ws erngy nan 2 Dep) es es acter oe arol tl ut can p't Store Fe air hi: the boll, He can be: listed ie a playing manager, Pere cere in, vinces this week. , ; { Latest Kentucky Derby odds make Keee after p late-season ‘ian, : ‘ SHARK’S mal ‘ » : Brooklyn, et = R. 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