The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 11, 1937, Page 8

Indianapolis, 2-1 Van Mungo Stops Cardinals With Four Hits as Dodgers | Play Inspired Ball : Pr WN LIFTS CHAMPS Day Bate’ tot Cy ee 1 victory over Minneapolls, deciding 8 : | : ! \ The defeat was ange re a . in five starts this se Beaten 10 of 12 Foes This Year} imi ine ws etic ey a7 to 6 decision over Louisville. The wallop came off Walter Signer, the Friday Night Gave Up One J charged with the defeat. Elmer John- Athletic ‘Unknowns’ Keep Up Decision, One Draw LEAD LEAGUE BY SIX GAMES son, who started S the pall or ‘ Win F —_—— shere and Sal Gilatto who did effec- i > Up Fourth Straight in From Toledo in Slugfest, Se ae cist BOURE sreS TENT GOSTEN BEES tater iter vib Bek Bomare || MAJOR LEAGUE Tesestas tors Love to | metres itt ie j PIRATES BEAT BOSTON BEES a oround decision "bat _ we aa out inch, ” these 12 he won 10, lost one and » Reds, .415. : ican drew one. Runs—Brack, Dodgers, 17; the “sean Hae will be over by Brenzel. sash \ . s . THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, MAY 11, 19387 4 ° ° b Lo- se Jaramillo, Denver Dynamiter, Has [#22 S22228% ! ninth inning homer to give St. Paul Demaray's Foe in Bout Howl BREWERS WIN 8TH STRAIGHT, = [sv cenot tat So" wn Triumphant Pace, Chalk peat Ba est Just how good is Joe Jaramillo? tive relief hurling between them. a 10-round decision battle in the ning, helped Columbus to a 7 to 4 Winter isang eclrions iy tee ameciatea Eee) Toledo ...++++ 210 131 003—11 17 1 belt since the first of the year. Of|Batting—Medwick, Cardinals, 418;| Waukee Brewers soon, or the Amer- Reiber; Braxton, Winegarner and Here’s Joe's record in Denver rings| Giants, 15. (By the Associated Press) All but one of their winning pitch- ers are strangers to the major Jeagues; in only three of their 14 games has a starting pitcher fin- ished—yet today the Philadelphia Athletics, frequently lampooned this feason as ragged-trousered urchins clinging to Connie Mack's hand, re- main deadlocked with the Cleveland Indians at the head of the Bmericer| Geague. While the Indians were winning | ‘their fifth straight Monday, 6-5, be- cause Manager Joe Cronin of the Red Sox heaved a double play ball ‘wild in the eleventh inning, the A’s kept step by turning back the Detroit Tigers, 9-5. MONDAY’S STARS Monte Pearson and Joe DiMag- gio, Yankees—Pearson held White &ox to one hit in 7-0 shutout for third victory and drove in two runs on three hits; DiMaggio cracked out two homers. Julio Bonetti, Browns—Pitched five-hit game to halt Senators, 6-3, and record first triumphs. Chubby Dean, Athletics — His three hits, one a double, drove in four runs in 9-5 defeat of Tigers. Hal Trosky, {ndians—His second er of season, plus two singles, led attack in 11-inning, 6-5 trim- ming of Red Sox. Bucky Walters, Phillies — Set Reds down with four hits as Phils ended 4-game losing streak with 10-3 victory. Lonnie Frey, Cubs—Scored two Champions in their various schools, these six boys were among the 14 entrants who battled for top honors in the Bismarck marble tournament Saturday afternoon. ‘The two boys at the right, Kaare Hagen, left, and Wilmar Martine- son, were the finalists, Martine- son winning five out of nine games in an evenly matched con- test for the city title. Reading from left to right, the boys pic- tured above are Casper Eckert, Gene Reidinger, Jimmy Smith, John Briski, Curtis Stai and Glen Johnson. Carson, Elgin Win County Play Day Girls Entered in Annual Grant County Meet New Leipsiz, N. D., May 11—Oar- son and Elgin split honors in the an- nual Grant county playday here last week-end, Carson’s boys squeezing | Between 200 and 300 Boys and Government Chaperons Keep since the first of the year: Kayoed Jack Dalton 4 rounds, Won from Joe Huff 6 rounds, Kayoed Chuck Reed 3 rounds. Won from Carl Aker 10 rounds. Kayoed Mike Montoya 3 rounds, Won from Tommy Jordan 10 rounds, Won from Billy Pryor 10 rounds, Won from Toots Bernstein 10 rounds. Lost decision Eddie Pierce 10 rounds. Won from Jimmy Reid 6 rounds. Drew with Christy Lewis 10 rounds. Won title from Young Joe Loius 10 rounds. Now here's some dope on these fights as obtained from Reddy Galla- gher of the Denver Post. In knocking out Mike Montoya, Joe beat former middleweight champion of the Rocky Mountain area. Mon- toyna had held that crown until it was knocked off by Young Joe Louis. Won Both Titles Because Louis went out of his class to fight Montoya, Jaramillo figured he could also. Joe wanted to prove he was just as good a man as Louis. He belted out Montoya and then went on to conquer Louis and win not only the middleweight crown but also the welterweight title. In the draw Jaramillo fought with Christy Lewis, Lewis was lucky he ‘|Home runs—l Bartell Giants, Pitching—J. Dean, Cardinals, 5-0; Hubbell, Giants, 4-0. AMERICAN LEAGUE Batting—walker, Tigers, .455; Cronin, Psa nies and Gehringer, Tig- ers, 5 Hite—Walker, Tigers, 30; Lary, In- dians, 26, Home runs—Walker, Tigers, 5; Sel- kirk, Yankees, 5. Pitching—Lawson, Tigers, 4-0; Pear- son, Yankees, and Marcum, Red Sox, 3-0. : Softball Association To Meet Wednesday Just how teams are lined up for the opening of the 1937 season, which will be next week, will be determined at a meeting of the Bismarck Softball as- sociation in the World War Memorial building Wednesday evening, Clement Kelley, president of the association, announced Tuesday. Managers of all teams, as well a5 prospective managers, and players who are either already signed up or who as yet have not joined a team but wish to do so, ate invited to be on hand. An attempt will be made to on the crest of a home win-|rouisville ..... 104 000 10—6 8 1 ning streak that had reached 12 straight, and winners of their last eight starts in a row, including road business, Allan Sothoron’s club was leading the league by six full games over Toledo, Minneapolis and Colum- bus which were tied for second place. Milwaukee, led by Lin Storti whose bat accounted for a triple, two dou- bles and a single, lashed out 19 hits to take a batting carnival from To- ledo, 16-11, Tuesday. Danny Taylor’s home run in the ninth inning gave Indianapolis a 2 to McKenney By WM. E. McKENNEY (Secretary, American Bridge League) Bridge writers often are too prone to emphasize the squeezes and end Plays by which an apparently impos- sible contract is made, and do not put Proper stress on the playing of a hand in which neither of these ele- ments is presented. Today's hand is one in which there is no squeeze. Obviously there was no end play, for the declarer, dou- bled at five, took all 13 tricks. But the hand is worthy studying because St. Paul ...... 301 002 001— 7 12 1 Bass, Marrow, Signer and Berres; Johnson, Wilshere, Gliatto and Fen- ner. Indians Win Close One Indianapolis .. 000 010 00I— 2 8 1 Minneapolis .. 001 000 00—1 8 1 Logan and Hogan; Bean and Pea- cock. Blues Lose to Red Birds Columbus ..... 030 211 000— 715 0 Kansas City .. 201 000 001— 410 2 Lanier, Potter and Chervinko; Stine, Moncrief and Breese. om Bridge GETS TWO EXTRA TRICKS Playef, After Studying Cards 15 Minutes, Collects All Rounds, } Despite Doyble on Five because West had failed to double five hearts, that he did not hold that card. SOLUTION TO PREVIOUS CONTRACT PROBLEM 4 None af VA83. ; @K 1098762 $432 aK 10387 6 ° ° ° Close Tab on Migrating Birds came out as good as he did.{ A broth-| see just how many teams will be or-|it shows how a master player copes er of John Henry Lewis, the Phila-| ganized and ready to go into action} with the problems which arise in the boys’ cup and Elgin’s girls winning delphia heavy, Christy was near a the first day and how many yet re-/hand after hand at the bridge table. the girls’ trophy by.a wide margin. It} Washington, May 11—()—The gov-| What sort of food they eat. knockout more than once but his fast} main to be organized, Kelley said.| The South player was Waldemar was the second successive time the|ernment has eight flying squadrons of} Whether they are being molested] footwork and excellent defensive) The meeting will start at 8 p. m. von Zedtwitz, captain of the team Carson and Elgin teams have won the | experts chaperoning the annual bird |by humans. boxing saved him. The fans booed| Sixteen teams are expected to enter which recently won the National two trophies. and waterfowl migrations. The federal chaperons, traveling by| the decision. the loop, according to present indica-| Masters’ team of four championship Carson also came in second for the| No southern debutante lighting out |automobile, generally are able to re-| Five thousand fanatics went crazy] tions, with more than 190 players tak-|of the American Bridge League. girls’ cup and Elgin’s boys were run-| for a social stay at a northern stay |main directly behind their feathered/ the night Jaramillo fought Bernstein.| ing part. Various Bismarck business} When the opening lead was made, 8-2 trimming of Cards; Brack and ||ners-up for the boys’ trophy. Ra-|¢Ver had a more diligent escort than friends. This is possible because} 1¢ was one of the bloodiest fights ever| firms are sponsoring teams. - Von Zedtwitz, noted for his deliberate a Re ae come Bins, ford ducks and gease end thelr tavels | "When the flocks reach thelr nest | ira" Denver main ptt the Denar cide how he would play the and, bus, luc! geese and the! ele en the fl nest- 9 le how he would p! e hand, but, High point man for the meet was : led and the Milwaukee ace coming! M’ILean Play Day Cup once decided, he played the cards Second Win for Thomas Daniel Blumhardt, Carson, who per- | 98 cousins. eee go in tor hign gear haykehaws | Out of the ring looking like’ stocky Is Won by Underwood The victory was the for ly unted for 19 of his team’s Beginning with their first flutter jreally go in for high-gear hawkshaw-| pitchers, from the Dixie marshlands, the birds | ing. —— G Caster and Harry Kelley. Of|R. A. Dall s inte aw! o shoals their government attendants in tow,|the government eventually tells the! weiterweight chim caught Jara- wane rade and high a a bunietes South’s contract is four the foursome, only Kelley has big| at New Lelpele, was dante - Keeping | Hack ot Le as: hauies bow canny birds he can shoot | ming op an otf eta What should|captured the McLean county play day spades, ‘To make the hand, he + league background. He won 15 games ve : c : a J pee ae hoart Fins. 978 league backg! Cs Achievement day contests occupied nye, a Bat an cee Victory heute Peta aceite iegnntace seo oh probably the diamond ace, for Mack last year, a 30-year-old| the morning's program, at the end of | » ewe z af vel he ith Eai low ou " ” ia - rookie” who is a minor league vet-| which massed glee clubs and bands of | Baseball Standings 4 Eight Teams May Join | scraps of the winter. His timing was ing poles 3b Mabeeh Seas fos ee nn he Heatateyres ene ikon ¢ ll schools tered F bad and the jority of his punches Pe hcl cnered spented yeahs New Reservation Loop] tept slising off Pierce's elbows and|declaive margin on record. ‘The Un-| | out of dummy’s few entry runs and made three of nine hits in 4-3 shading of Giants. Bill Swift, Pirates — Scattered eight hits, and fanned six to halt Bees, 4-1, and keep Bucs in lead. Van Mungo, Gibby Brack and Heinie Manush, Dodgers—Mungo won fourth straight with 4-hit, out a first place in their division for Duplicate—All vul. South West North East 10 Pass 20 2a Pass 3& 4” 4a i sv Pass Pass Double Pass Pass Pass Opening lead—A@ 3. N Next Von Zedtwitz led a low-dia- mond to the ace and returned that. suit at once, winning the second trick with the king, and ruffing the third round of the suit. Now two rounds 4 f s patest ee cine aise in| track and field events filled the after- | @———————— Pept aa 5 poet up 1081-3] | cards? ol teams oe taken, the second bes 5 tend= | noon. t iS lerwood alked R if . ig won in dummy with the eight. ed his hitting streak to 16 games,|" schools entered were Carson, New ON ATIONAU ERG, Garrison, N. D., May 11—Repre-| To defeat Young Joe Louis for the|points for the sweepstakes trophy, to 49643 Losing clubs and spades were dis sentatives from four towns in this| title, Jaramillo adopted the ring tac-/46 for Washburn, in second place and . 9 Q1093 posed of on the established diamonds. combined with the Yanks’ 7-0 shut-lreinzig, Elgin, Raleigh, Leith and i ‘White Sox as Monte Pear- L Pet. . all rural schools in the county. R. W.|8t. Louis. 8 625 | season plans for the Reservation In-| Negro continuously never giving the|the high school events, counting 15 : Pirate conicliislons ihe afew trea can ‘the season brought the two into a tie for third place. Gohuson|supetintendentot schools at iNew sxvork 8 528 dependent baseball league. Cities| clever and hard-punching miner a[Points to the winners’ 50. Other bidding of his opponents, which en- schools which took part were Elbo- 3 Carson, was coach of the winning| Chi oods, Garrison, Turtle Lake, Max ‘Pearson got able assistance from jicago . Mi team, represented were Roseglen, Max, El-| chance to uncork the punch that has abled him to make seven, while still 1 “say of Oe Perieeesen ne SSS eae : 0 ata bowoods, and Garrison. It is expected] Knocked two score youngsters sprawl- Sones si ont peamooably safe on his contract of . ing. : ve, kirk, with his fifth. Joe Louis Leaves to Esdras 10 412)that Nishu, Hiddenwood and Ryder!" saia Herbert Foster of the Post (Copyright 1937, NEA Service, Inc.) —— Cincinnati . 10 333 aye See a will also put teams in.the field this| afterwards: Ralph Chong, of Chine. summer, thus making the circuit an} “It was a fight all the way and ee a Diamend of New eight-team league. President of the| never once did the scrappy Jaramillo york in Denver last Fridey night. Philadelphia 43 league is Arnold Larson, Hiddenwood,| ease off. Jaramillo crowded the) pemaray apparently must be in as Gievelandi a ‘g43| WhO succeeds Jullus Mattson, Rose-| shifty Louls who constantly altered! good condition as his manager says| Detroit, 563 glen. Jack Whiting of Max continues] his attack but without avail.” he is if he hopes to take Jaramillo in the office of secretary-treasurer. Louis last Wednesday in Detroit) Priday night. New York 563 Boston 538 Weeenyr Scot a, oe oe » |Steele Promises He'll Whip Frank Battaglia The only disturbing note to the ee ; ‘Yankee cause was an injury to Catch- Open Training Camp ( er Bill Dickey. Hit in the arm by a — itched ball, the hard-hitting receiv- er may be out for two weeks. In the other American League game, } Julio Bonetti shut out the Senators ‘with two hits for eight innings, was | clipped for three hits and as many Tuns in the ninth, but lasted to lift Chicago, May 11.—(#)—Joe Louis, about nine pounds over fighting weight, headed for Kenosha, Wis. Tuesday to be: training for his 15- round title ttle with James J. ar cee 2% at Comiskey Park. uis, whose departure for camp | the Browns out of the cellar with @| was first delayed when plans to work 6-3 triumph, his first of the year. | at Lake Geneva, Wis., fell through, Swift Is Victor and again when the Kenosha site was 9 8 8 7 7 5 AMERICAN LEAGU: Ww 9 NOTICE ! 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