The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 25, 1937, Page 12

* over the Giants to a New, York ..., 202 010 000— cere AOR RR MEE Se SSA NOR RSTO NEN SERINE AO RIO TELE ANE SITE T SRT IT AMER EAN IRC CE MET 'HE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JUNE25, 1937 oe “, ogee ATHPAW HURLING STAR TURNS IN SRD STRAIGHT TRIUMPH Return to Form of M’Nair, - Cramer Give Yawkeemen Optimistic Outlook CUBS DEFEAT GIANTS, 10-5 Yanks Wallop St. Louis 9-6 as White Sox Beat A’s; Cards Triumph (By the Associated Press) Rick Ferrell will just love this, but he'll have to blame it on Joe Cronin. It seems (to Cronin) that the sud- den surge of his Red Sox—eight wins in nine starts—dates from the trade that sent Ferrell to Washing- ton, and that a large part of the recent success is due to the fact that Ferrell’s successors at backstop are getting more stuff from the Boston pitchers. ; How ce has seured it out ts a myst In eight years up there, Bik bes generally been regarded as somewhat better than a green hand TE ee) big time mask-and- pad boys. Yet Joe claims that the erudite Moe Berg, who was never good enough to take Ferrell’s job, or Gene Desautels, fresh up from the minors, are bringing the business out of the throwers in better style. Schmeling Must Fight Braddock First Tuns in 10-5 win over Giants. Joe Cronin, Red Sox—His homer le sent in four runs, lead- to 9-0 defeat of Detroit. Bees — Stopped Pi- with effective pitching and in two runs for 9-6 victory. McNair Looks Good McNair’s great job at second base and the return of Flit Cramer to make a “great” outfield are two of the larger factors that have Joe wearing the rose-colored glasses. After topping the White Sox in four straight'‘and ‘the Indians in two out of three, they've just wound up taking two in a row from the rs, whitewashing the Detroits 9-0 Thursday behind the rejuvenated bo of Lefty Grove, now ea Ay streak oe three. ‘ankees, r spotting the St. Louis Browns six tans in three innings, came from behind to uh out a 9-6 win, this defeat for ahha th pions’ league lead to three full games and left the third-place White Sox only one game back of Detroit. The White Sox, like every other club in the loop, had s lot of fun with the National League lead by bang- out four hits Doras eit runs in an eighth-inning 5; » to whip of their series. bunched all their run-making into big innings and trampled the Dodgers 13-3, thereby their peroneal pines margin game. Lou Fette, the new “old depend- Sf, ending Bertone Tigao toning joston’s 11-game losin, | the Cincinnati Reds too! aid of Grissom’s one-inning res: i : NATIONAL LEAGUE Bucs Lose RHE Boston ....... 125 000 010—9 12 1 ittaburgh .... 101 200 101— 613 2 and Lopez; Swift, Brown, and Todd. Cubs Whip Giants RH 513 + 121 010 14x—10 13 dent. Picture Story of Brad dock Dethronement su ae RS SL BISMARCK INDEPENDENTS HEAVY ‘TWO.WEEKS’ PROGRAM Trans-Mississippi Field Cut in Half Sectional Rivalry at Stake. Fri- _ day as Tourney Enters Quarterfinals Denver, June 25—()—Sectional su- premacy, as well as further promo- tion toward the throne room, was at stake in Friday’s 36-hole quarterfinal matches in the Trans-Mississippi golf tournament at the Cherry Hills course. By an odd quirk of the draw, each of the four engagements brought to- gether players from the same neck of the golfing woods. z For instance, Johnny Dawson, de- fending his 1936 championship, faced @ fellow Chicagoan, in Arthur L, Doering, a Stanford university stu- Gus Moreldnd, Peoria, Tl, Walker cup player, tangled with Eddie Held Bt. Louis. The third match was an All-Dallas affair between Reynolds Smith ‘and. Chunky Don Schumacher. ‘The fourth match found Ed C. Kingsley, 22-year-old Salt Lake City entrant, challenging Frank J. Eng- Ush, gray-haired Denver aluminum Wson, ipped a stroke off par in eliminating Fred Newton of Cleve- lend, 6 and 4, in the third round. oO | MAJOR LEAGUE | | LEADERS (By the Associated Press) y AMERICAN LEAGUE Batting—Gehrig, Yankees, 392; Wal- ker, Tigers, .360. berg, Tigers, 55; Rolfe, Yankees, 47. *!aite — Walker, Tigers, 87; Gehrig, Yankees, 82, Home runs — Greenberg, Tigers, 16; DiMaggio, Yankees, 15. Pitching — Lawson, Tigers, 9-1; Bridges, Tigers, 8-2. NATIONAL LEAGUE Batting — Medwick, Cardinals, 414; pers Cubs, 380. ee Runs— wick, Cardinals, 52; Ga- Jan, Cubs, 48. Hogsett, Thomas and Huffman; Hadley and Dickey. Brown, Whitehill, livan; Weaver and R. Ferrell. DH eaieates the Fargo-Moorhead A lethal right hand punch from Joe Louis ended the reign of James J. Braddock as heavyweight boxing champion of the world. This series of Associated Press photos. shows the action..that transpired in the last few seconds of Braddock’s ‘tenure. knockout blow and a second later, as shown in picture No. 8, the referee started his toll. Games Scheduled for New Rockford July 2 and 3, Fergus Falls July 5 Sports Round-Up Victors: over: -the- Dunseith Acme Giants and Valley City in their last two starts, Bismarck’s Independent baseball team has a busy program lined up for the next two weeks, Red Haley, playing manager, revealed Fri- day y. Friday the Bismarck club was billed to play the Acme Giants, over whom they scored a 3 to 0 triumph at the Mouse River Park- near -Mohall last Sunday, at a celebration at Rolla. Sunday they are billed to appear at Valley City in a return game againt the Valley City | Independents, trounced here two weeks ago. Bob Inman turned in his second major win of the r in limiting the Dunseith colored aggregation to three hits’ in the game at Mouse River Park. ‘Two games are billed for New Rock- ford July 2 and 3, and Sunday July 4 the team is down for a doubleheader at Fergus Falls. Attempts are being made to line up a twin bill in Bismarck July 5, Haley said; The Bismarck Junior Legion nine, whieh will make its second home start against Dickinson here Sunday, will play at Dickinson in a return en- gagement July 5, Several games are being arranged with traveling nines for July, Haley said, indicating that such clubs as the White House of David, Zulu Cannibal Giants and others that have appeared here previously will be scheduled. Team managers are angling now for new pitching and catching talent to poe the’ strength of the club, he said, By EDDIE BRIETZ New York, June 25.—(7)—If you don’t believe that was a clean knock- down Jim Braddock scored over Joe Louis, Tuesday night, go to the slow the sweat popping |? off Louis’ brow when Jim hit him... . Mrs. Lou Gehrig has turned thumbs down on a Tarzan role for her Lou, 50 he will appear as a two- dles” to be filmed in Hollywood next fall... .. Walter Breaks we ‘LOU GEHRIG 3 $80,000 at Aqueduct the other day and staggered the betting ring... . Two- thirds of the winnings came when Saint Pierre romped home by five lengths in the opening race at 12 to 1. Madison Square Garden officials were burned up when Bob Pastor (who is the heavyweight champion of New York State, no less) was intro- Duluth Wallops Colts _|camp. 19-9 to Protect Lead Lenny, w! joe Louis how Minneapolis, June 25—(?)—Duluth. went to work with a vengeance on dodge Jim Braddock’s right, is the three Jamestown hurlers under the first white man ever to work in the lights at Jamestown last night, bat- tering out a 19-9 decision over the North Dakotans, to protect its full two-game lead in the Northern Danneker victory the Winnipeg Maroons by @ 5-4 de- cision over Eau Claire, while -——_. | Fights Last Night | * py the Abvoriaied Bram out Jimmy 133%, Tacoma, Wash., (7). Pittsburgh—Al Gainer, 166, New Haven, Conn., knocked out Red Bruce, 176, Pittsburgh, (7). Until June, 1927, there had not been an eclipse of the sun in England since 1724." There will not be another there until 1998. Picture No. 1 shows the thunderbolt | * BOTH OLD AND NEW CHAMP ARE SIGNED WITH MIKE JACOBS Louis May Fight Doyle or Har- vey in London; Jersey Jim- Baer Bout Talked Chicago, June 25 —(#)— Producer Mike Jacobs pulled the curtain on another act of his heavyweight show Friday and out on the stage—badge, nightstick and all — walked Officer James J. Braddock, late heavyweight champion of the world. Of course, Impressario Jacobs may revise the skit on short notice, equally brief cablegram or a long-distance telephone call. , - But he insisted that if Max Schmel- ing hopes to get a crack at the new titleholder, Joe Louis, the German first will have to meet Braddock, which appears to make Jersey Jim “policeman” to the title he lost this week to the Brown Bomber. This was the latest of a series of developments which broke out like a rash from the moment that Louis’ night hand tipped Braddock over at/ B: Comiskey park Tuesday night. Others were (1) that Louis has an offer of 42% per cent of the gate re- ceipts, with a $75,000 guarantee, to meet Jack (Canary) Doyle or Len Harvey in Wembley Stadium, Lon- don, next August, and (2) Braddock and Max Baer, the playboy ex-heavy- weight champion, will fight in August, either here or in Los Angeles. ‘The promoter has Louis and Brad- dock under contracts for five and three years, respectively. Public Workouts Show, Says Louis|? Real Training Is Done Behind Scenes, New Fistic King Tells Mother Detroit, June 25.—(?)—Joe Louis, the new heavyweight champion of the world, told his mother Friday | Sh that his public training for the titular fight was “just a show” and that his real preparation went on behind the sce! nes. The Bomber told his story early Friday morning after his mbther, Mrs, Lily Barrow Brooks, had served help of a squad of women from her church circle. ‘The champion said he saved his secret for his mother. He arrived from Chicago late Thursday night. with a tremendous appetite and gave the chicken his first attention. “I was afraid when I ‘heard those stories from your training camp,” his mother said as she awaited Joe's story of his puzzling and unimpressive showing before his bout with Jim Braddock. “Bhouldn’t believe those things, Mum,” Joe said, “cause that was just a show. I didn’t want to hurt my hands, so Isdidn’t fight much in camp. I did all my work on the road in the morning.” He plans to remain at his mother’s home for about two weeks. He was accompanied here by his wife, Marva, and a bodyguard. . Baseball Standings | es (By The Associated Press) £ AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Team w:-b 36 $82 17 ao ga5R2 et ta 47 ie Tut het i BESEEESEY sess rove Hurls Rejuvenated Bosox to 9-0 Win Over Tigers | to Get Crack At Joe Louis Will’s Give Up Season’s First | K. C.’s Thursday, 1 to 0 KELS GAIN FULL GAME IN RACE . FOR LOOP LEAD AS HENS LOSE Defeat to Klein's Win From Nash-Finch 12 to 8 as Roosevelt Bar Beats Sharks Will's entry in the city softball league gave up its first defeat of the 4 Defea Yeague season Thursday night despite Joe Zahn’s one-hit pitching as the ‘“ Knights of Columbus aggregation ‘ 19t 7 made thelr one single count for the 0 wenio B ith ee i iowa ° “ne _ ala alas wi or on mound for the ienees, sowing neeh guietiae: 1 zh Wom- edge, though Brown gave up six hits en's League Pla: to ‘Zahn's one. Brown fanned three ye tera. other games \uraday night, ‘Thirty-nine hits, two of them home qa s ieee |runs, were chalked up.as the Tri- tnd Rowevelt Bar trounced Shark’s| angle Shop eniry rang ups 26 to 1 ane it ten 12 to 5. ‘i eset Dero iad at nage Nastia The summaries: softball league play Wednesday K.C’s ABHE # w| Might. Hagen, r 3 0 0 0 oj. Longmuir and Willman clouted Boosts itz 9 8 2 1/home runs for the winners, with Grun'r ras 3 8 0 : 8) eventing witt five safeties in breany eer, 30 0 10 ve safe’ as many Hupiod 2 1 0 We Fe ee , Gthee Wadneaday night ublou erre ras game, Bob: 0 0 Bi Boece ree 8 8 Rem ae ¢ 9|Demming’s ten trounced Richmond's Cotter, Iss 2 0 0 Zahn, p 3 1 0 paste tdted to 7. as Schlickenmeyer Totals 24 1 0 Totals 26 6 2 spa peg yr kaclea toca Score by innings 'H® 31M. Nelson and Schlickenmeyer K. C's + 000 000 1—1 1 0) had four hits in four attetmpts. Wills 000 0000-0 6 3] The : loft on eave alente or Colaeae ‘Triangl 4, Wills 8; hits off A. Brown € In t|Shop | ABHPO Stik’ ABM PO innings, off Zahn 1 in 7 innings;|Schneider 2 23 0 Dirk 624 struck out by A. Brown 3, by Zahn 2:/ Werner. 3 1 0 Ama! 100 bases on balls off A. Brown 3, off|Longmuir 5 & 1 Kohler. 4 2 1 Zahn 2; winning pitcher—A. Brown:| Willman 5 4 0 Dutt 424 losing pitcher-—Zahn: where played-—| Wa 5 210 Stecher 1 0 0 Diamond 1; date—June 24, 1987. Um- 5 1 0 Wallrich 4 2 90 ere eel Hedstrom. Scorer: B, ‘ 4 4 oe Soe 4 4 4 : en 21 Ridelid gt Roosevelt Sharks ABH PO 30 6 Totals 36 10 12 ar ABHPO B. Poorss1 1 0 330 Terbostc 4 2 4 Poo pot tt E sa Cowan, r 2 1 1 Sorsdahlc3s 0 4] ‘Totals 66 20 15 Mason'ras 4 0 1 Rad'scf-p 4 1 1] Score by innings: ee Nelw'r 'p {1 1 Mave in? 1 [Triangle Shop ... 644 1226 39 6 Hg i LG Bean sg Tt ehorecachier 1, etechor 4, walle Qison, 4 0 2 Christ'r r£3 0 2 rial Beate two bane Mie —-Nolaon re, 3 ———]1 ; ‘ E 5 Tf 2" rotate 30 9 18(Longmult 1s three bass Mies Wall? Totals 32 8 21 rich 1, Longmuir 1, Willman 2, Krug- Score by innings: Errors—B. Poe, dahl, Ibach, McCab pher; two base hits. land, Neibauer, Leary; three: bi Poe, Cleveland, Balz home runs—Balzer; left on base—Roosevelt Bar 10, Sharks 8; hits off J. Poe.4 in 4 innings, off Radu in 2 inning —B. ; Poe 7, off Raduns 1, off Neibauer 5; pitcher—Neibauer; losing J. Pow where played—i7th Street Gate—June 24,1937, Um- Scorekeeper: bases on balis off J. itcher— Mote, Jordon rf Schlic’r_c Frol’d 3b Meinh’r cf Boelter If Potter Iss Beau’n 1b Martin p Totals Bolas Hing If Neibauer rerf Samuelson itt 3 M’Crory ¢ Hoiting rf ‘aloonswe o om HHol €) 6 by inni ee innings 17a, OAQ OL T—12 006 200 0— 8 sett, Martin: eft Score Klein's... Nash-Finch Two base hi home runs—Meinhove on base—Klein’s 10, Nash-Finch 3; double plays—Potter to Yeasley to Beaudoin, Agre to Massett; hits off Martin 6 in 7 innings, off A. Neibat 2 in 4 innings, Hauck 7 in 3 innin) Martin 5, by A. bauer 1, by uck 0; bases on ball: off Martin 3, off A. Neibauer 3, of Hauck 2; winning — pitcher—Martin: losing pitcher—Hauck; where played Diamond 2; date—June 24, 1937. Umpire: Ray Lenihan. z Burckardt. ‘actial coco o ow wont aot struck out b: Scorer: married couples in England are childless, while 3,000,- 000 more have one child only. a! NOTICE OF SPECIAL EXECUTION By virtue of an execution issued upon the judgment docketed June 17th, 1937, In'the office of the Clerk of the District Court of Burleigh County, North kota, in favor of Home Owner: Ry corporation, Neil H. Omi described as en (19) In Block One (110) of the original plat of the City of Bismarck, accordl: the certified ped ereof on office of the Register of Dee for said County and 5 isfy th unt and lien of said ju (weed nin the sum of $2,258.03 and f sale, at public suction te the it bidder for at the front the Court House in the City of Bismarck, Burleigh County, North Da- kota, at two o'clock P, M. on July 19th, 1937. FRED E. ANSTROM, Sheriff of Burleigh County, N. D. ‘hos. J. Burk: NOTICE OF SPECIAL |EXECUTION SALE By virtue of an execution issued upon the judgment docketed June 17th 1937, in the office of the Clerk of the District County, North Dak much as ad be necessary of real in Burleigh County, North Da- kota, cribed as follows: ‘West One Hundred (W 100) feet of Lot Eight (8), in Block Forty-five (45), Northern Pacific Second Addition to the City of Blsmare! rding to the certified plat th in » at the front House in the Cit; of Bismarck, Burleigh County, Nort! Dakota, at two o'clock P. M. on July 19th, 1937. FRED E. ANSTROM, Sheriff of Burleigh County, N. D. ‘Thos. J. Burke, Sh 3 rt 2) pa ESERIES eats it ft 2 aor el a i Ee el haan tata es ee chdanbedls ai | De a bountiful dinner for him with the struck out by Raduns 4, by Neibauer winning |a Ny Froland; | off er 1, Nelson 1; home runs—Longmuir 1, Willman 1; ‘left on base—Norge 7, Triangle 8; hits off Longmutr 10 in 5 Apehne off Kohler 29 in 4 innings; struc! it by Kohler 2, by Longmuir B alls off Longmuir 7, off losin, Jake on ; winning pitcher—Long- i Ditcher—Kohler, Um- itocker. Richmond z 3 3 | oracrerencscecst Bl eccstnome Rohrer Totals EB. Litchtiela Hague 9 1 Mocrocom tune a | corse ncoce mn moe Soren oummn Totals 35 22 15 Score by innings: R H Demmings ..... + 304°.75—19 22. Richmonds Boot- 221 20—7 16 Errors—Lois Simle 1; two base hits —Simle 1, Schlickenmeyer 2; thr base hite—Rosalie Mann 1; home ru! —Schlickenmeyer 1, Stamness 1; le: on base—Demmings 7, Richmond: double play; -Demenings: 1; hits off Simle 8 in 2 innings, off Volk -16 in 5 3 innings; struck Mann 9 in Simle 1, Volk 1, by Mann 2; bi off Simle 3, off Volk 3, 0 1 inning: 1937. Umpire: Leonard Welch. E/ addition to. the | Burleigh County, No, Dakota, subject STEP OUT of the SQUIRMER CLASS ~ MASCULINIZED Win From Louisville 5 to 1 aq Kansas City Upsets Pace - Setters 7 to 4 The Asseciated Press) o1l— 000 030 010— and Hartje; Boone, Kansas City .. 203 100 Toledo NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTA’ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That under authority of an Order of Sal ra ted by the Honorable 1. avies, Judge of the County Court of the County of Burleigh, in the State of North Dakota, dated the 23rd da: of June A.D. 1937, the undersignes the Guardian of the estate of Kene neth Hastings, A Minor, of the City of Bisma: the County of Bure | highest bidd confirmation by County Court, the real estate, to-wit: An undivided one third Interest and share in and to Lots Seven (7) and Eight (8) in Block Six (6) of Sturgis City of Bismarck, for cas the Judge of, said rollonine described to the homestead rights therein of Elizabeth L. Hastings Ryan. The sale will be made on or the 13th day of July A. D. 1937. All bids must be in writing and may be filed with the judge of said rsigned personally, al , Bismarck, Worm Dakota. O, B. Ryan, the Guardian of the estate of Kenneth ings, A Minor. ‘d day of June A. D. after Hast! Dated this 23r 37. 23, i 6-25 7-2. Men, there is comfort in - these modern garments. No need to squirm and yank and fidget. They fit the masculine figure everywhere, like another skin. No bulk, no bind, ‘no buttons. Knitted in porous stitch, they are cool, and they yield to every body movement.