The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 12, 1937, Page 6

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JULY 12, 1937 sink sohe Bismarck House of David 5-Run Rally Leaves Independ- ents on Short End of 11-8 Count DUTT GRANTS 12 HITS Leary Leads Local Batsmen With 3 in 4 Tries; Berry Loses to | Gopher Golfer | Fans 10 Five runs in the last inning fell 3 short of closing the gap and the col- | ored House of David baseball team’ defeated Bismarck’s independents Saturday night at the local ball park, | 11 to 8. Darkness halted the contest at the end of the eighth inning. Al Dutt, pitching his first game for the Bismarck club, granted the hard- hitting colored stars 12 safe blows in) ; the 7 innings he was on the mound. ! Four of the hits, including a triple| by Breedlove and a home run by! Ewing, were bunched in the third in- ning, when six of the Van Dykes’ runs crossed the plate. | Nichols Pitches 8th | Nichols relieved Dutt in the final inning, and aided by a fast double play from Elofson to Haley to Myers, retired the side without a hit. Bismarck's runs came in the first, fifth and eighth innings. Merrill walked in the first and was driven in by successive singles by Leary and, ‘Haley. Leary, dependable third-sacker for the independents, hit a triple, the sec- ond of his three hits in four attempts, in the fifth inning to drive in Merrill again, who had walked, Leary then came home himself on a passed ball. Four of the independents’ 9 hits! came in the last inning. Burckhardt walked and advanced on two passed balls as Myers and Nichols fanned. Elofson also walked, and the two were driven in by Merrill's triple. Leary again scored Merrill with his third hit of the evening. Leary advanced on another passed ball, Haley walked and stole second, and both scored on Goetz’s double. Becker singled, and pe [Palen cee onan rane irises] Neil Croonquist, young, Bismarck golf star who is earning a par-busting | reputation at the University of Min- nesota, teed off Sunday morning at the Country club in Minneapolis in the Minnesota state amateur golf tournament. Croonquist, who has just completed his freshman year at Minnesota, and is working at the University golf course this summer, annexed the Gopher freshman golf championship this spring with a decisive victory over Bill Cooper, former Minnesota junior titleholder. Triangle Defeats Elite; Richmond’s Bootery Is Winner First Score 16-15; Shoe Store 3 Teams Fighting For A. A. Lead; Red Birds Climb Take Two From Louisville; Brewers Hand Millers Double Pasting Chicago, July 12.—()—Three teams were virtually tied for the Amer- ican Association leadership Monday, with the scrappy Columbus Red Birds holding a technical edge in the stand- ings. ys The Red Birds marched past Min- neapolis and Toledo Sunday by tak- ing a doubleheader from Louisville. Minneapolis, at the same time, was taking a double drubbing from Mil- waukee, while Toledo could do no better than split with Indianapolis. Columbus took the first game from the Colonels, 9-6, behind the pitching of Max Macon, who chalked up his 14th win of the season even though he was relieved in the ninth. Ed Heusser won the nightcap 14-3 with a nine-hit pitching job. The champion Brewers turned back Minneapolis 7-3 and 12-3. Bill Zuber bested Belve Bean in the opener and in the nightcap Carl Boone, making his first Milwaukee start, held the Kels to eight safeties as the Brewers were belting out 17 off Pettit, Grabow- ski and Baker, Indianapolis defeated Toledo, 12-3, and then dropped the nightcap 11-1 to the Mudhens. St. Paul took two games from Kan- sas City 8-5 and 8-1, the defeats dropping the Blues back into the sec- ond division. A 17-hit attack gave the Saints the opener, and in the six- inning nightcap, Bill Cox held Kansas City to four hits. Redbirds Win Two First Game HE Louisville .. 1 Columbus . 1 % Marrow, Bass, Signer and Berres, Macon, Potter and Clark. Second Game RHE 000 110 010— 3 9 Louisville 2 Columbus ..... 403 025 00x—14 18 0 Peterson and Ringhofer; Heusser and Crouch, Clark. Hens Win, Lose First Game . RH Indianapolis ... 000 031 071—12 19 0 Toledo ........ 100 001 010— 3 10 2 Page and Lewis; Sorrell, French,| From California, of Course eg 2 es Far Western experts not only predict national junior singles honors for 15-year-old Bob Carrothers this year, but in the not too far dis- tant future, the senior title as well. Carrothers, shown executing a forehand drive, has been victorious in every match played this year. Although the Coronado boy has been performing for only two years, he has won several outstanding tournaments. He is the Southern California junior singles: champion and, coupled with Woodbury of Los Angeles, holds the doubles title. The national junior is listed for the Culver Military Academy courts, Culver, Ind. Aug. 2. lanky 17-year-old Frank Kovacs of Oakland also a standout, Cali- fornia once more takes it upon itself to see that America is supplied with Davis Cup talent. With e Blame New York, July 12—(7)—Max © | schmeling has no one but himself to blame that Tommy Farr is not going to fight him in London, but is com- EDDIE BRIETZ: Max Schmeling Himself to for Farr’s Walkout close the eagle-eyed judges couldn't split them apart . Lioyd Lewis, sports editor of Chicago Daily News, is toting a bandaged right hand about, the result of a little Fourth Giants Trail Cubs Only Half Game; Win Twice While Chicago Loses CARDS BLANKED TWICE Cleveland Rookie Pitcher Needs Seasoning in Minors, Ob- servers Say By SID FEDER : (Associated Press Sports Editor) ‘The case of Bobby Feller—or what's in a fast ball—bobbed up Monday as the year’s most baffling baseball mystery. Although he has the makings of just about everything an elbower needs, Cleveland’s lightning-ball youngster can’t seem to find his name on the right side of the scoreboard when all the runs are added up. One whispered suggestion was heard Monday that a spot of seasoning, of the minor league variety, might do something toward solving the prob- lem—that a few months in fast class AA company might teach young Bob- by the tricks of the trade and make him pay dividends. | SUNDAY’S STARS Poof Poffenberger, Tigers—Held Indians to five hits for 3-2 win. Peaches Davis and Al Hollings- worth, Reds—Shut out Cardinals in both ends of a doubleheader, 6-0 and 7-0. Lefty Swift, Pirates—Beat Cubs 3-2 with six hits. Jack Knott, Browns, and Monte Stratton, White Sox — Former pitched five-hitter to win twin bill opener 4-1; Stratton allowed seven hits in nightcap and hit homer for winning run. Wally Berger and Mel Ott, Giants — Former hit double and drove in three runs in 10-4 opener win; Ott’s two-bagger sent two runs across in 5-1 nightcap victory. Eric McNair and Archie McKain, Red Sox—Former hit triple and ‘Feller Pitches Two-Hit Ball, Loses to Tigers; Detroit in 2nd Place in the American League, since the Chicago White Sox were unable to get better than an even break with the St. Louis Browns, winning the nightcap 4-3 after dropping the open- 4-1 er 4-1, Over in the National League, mean- time, the Giants put on a timely surge to come within half a game of over- hauling the pace-setting Chicago Cubs. The New Yorkers belted their arch-rivals, the Brooklyn Dodgers, in a doubleheader, winning the opene? 10-4 after clubbing Van Mungo out, and the nightcap 5-1, ‘The Cubs saw their lead cut to the absolute minimum by dropping a 3-2 decision to Bill Swift and the come- backing Pittsburgh Pirates. . Cards Blanked Twice Most astonishing results of the day was the double coat of whitewash the Cincinnati Reds applied to the not- so-tough Cardinals. Peaches Davis blanked them 6-0 in the opener, and Al Hollingsworth repeated 7-0 in the afterpiece. The New York Yankees ran their streak of eight games without a de- feat by nosing out the Senators 4-3 in the first game of their twin bill, and coming from behind to tie the nightcap at 5-all just before darkness halted it in the ninth. Boston’s Red Sox had a snap against the Athletics, winning 9-4 and 8-2. The Phillies pounded the Boston Bees 10-4 in their opener, and then drop- ped a 1-0 heartbreaker. to Lou Fette in the 13-inning nightcap. NATIONAL LEAGUE Cubs Nosed Out RHE Chicago ....... 010 000 010— 2 6 0 Pittsburgh .... 101 010 00x—3 9 0 Lee, Shoun and Hartnett; Swift and Todd. Boston Wins, Loses First game— RHE Philadelphia .. 200 010 232—10 16 1 ++ 000 001-030— 4 7 5 Lamaster and Atwood; Second game— RHE Philad’a. 000 000 000 0000-0 8 0 Duluth Holds to Northern Lead Split Doubleheader With Eau Claire; Jamestown Wins, Loses Minneapolis, July 12.—()—An open date marks play in the Northern baseball league Monday, which still has Duluth out in front by a wide margin. The Duluth club split a double- header Sunday with Eau Claire as the runnerup Crookston team did likewise with Jamestown. Duluth took the first game 5-4 and lost the second, 9-7. Crookston gained a 5-4 decision in the nightcap against Jamestown after dropping the opener, j 14-9. Superior sent Wausau deeper into the cellar position with a twin vic- tory, winning the first 4-3 and the second, 18-1, ‘ ‘ NORTHERN LEAGUE Jamestown Splits Pair First game— : RHE 100 400 130-9 15 3 Jamestown 004 024 O4x—14 17 1 Georgy, Schueren and Rolandson; Pakuta and Castro. Second game— R +» 101 000 0— 1 Superior + 10(11) 303 x—18 1) Kerr, Steimling, Muhr; Bruhn and Treadwell. Duluth Wins, Ties First game— RHE Eau Claire ...001 120 0000—4 6 4 Duluth .. 000 010 1022 1— 5 10 4 Butland and Dowling; Waldo and Felderman. Second game— RHE Eau Claire oo. 120 18—9 11 1 Duluth ... oo. 410 20— 711 0 (Called 6 o'clock law). Erickson, Godfredson and Dowling; Charley and Gleason. Johnson and Linton. ing here to meet Joe Louis instead e re fe Pe at pat croc era Team Downs Tots and Second Game RH E|... When they got the boys together,| of July firecracker celebration .. . Se eeetany: ee s eeed Pounitine e ne ol renee ie RHE the rally and the game. | Teens, 14-8 Tadianepolts);,-/000)000/08- 1 8) 1] Mae ees A ia ie hea ge pone ar et |] seven hits and fanned six for 8-2|| Johnson and Grace; Fette and 300 01000@—4ir 0S Berry Fans 10 Toledo ........ 001 208 OOx—11 13 1 ,000, Then -| of the Bees, calls Cliff Mel-|] triumph in nightcap. Mueller, Lopez. cago 010 000 000—1 5 1 ———— Braxton, Nelson and Riddle; Trout| self in for another $30,000 which the} ton, young Giant left-hander, the|| Morrie 5 Berry, who pitched all but a third! ‘triangle added the El 1 Arnovich, Phillies, and Knott and Heath; Lyons, White- of the iast inning for the House of! yr ane . ea e Elite club to its} and Reiber. Promoters de- best first-year man in the National|| pou Fette, Bees—Arnovich drove in Giants Win Pair head and Sewell. David, fanned 10 but walked an equal pee eH eos 30-8 cand sscupet = Pt ale Downed Twice cided to lop off [ League . . . Lee Grissom of the Reds|| four runs with three singles in First game— RHE RHK number. Dutt granted five free trips d an ‘eens, | First Game RH E| Farr’s purse .. is a close second. opener; Fette blanked Phils 1-0 5 370 4 erie 14-8, in Women's City league softball| Minneapolis ... 011 000 100-310 1| Leaving the ‘Wilmer Alison, former national ten-|] with eight hits in 13-inning night- +. 000 010 102— 414 3! Chicago .. 000 102 10x— 4 7 1 Leary's 3 hits led the Bismarck at- ovilinany Triangle Poltehe allowed ee and Pes ook 2 per aie re i ortest fighte tthe Spring Da seed biegepaeeeg ete al (GS ne erate Binkhoter und whclpe, | giouPa! and Huffman; Stratton and . tack, followed by Merrill's peir in 3) rite batsmen onl ol acock; Zuber and Bren- r | pr e, N. J., this week ... If coat, Hamlin, Birkhofer and Phelps. | snes, ly nine hits. Becker, | zel. British empire anybody has a system for hit! ‘Second gam “4 attempts, 5 Elite pitcher, was touched for 31.)Second Game RH E| has turned out dail; double will the; i be tite Pitched Well—Lost le: yon ee aS pene e, e 4 Breedlove, Davids’ right fielder, led y y please write New York ..... 000 001 040-5 8 0) 4 tne ain cease the mista eitn’g| Willman led both teams at bat with|Minneapolis ... 110 000 010— 3 9 1| out in years, with (%) .... Schnapps, one of the favor-|, Certainly, he has shown in his last! Brooklyn ...... 000 000 010— 1 6 1|,Fitst game— cd dod aits in five times at bat. six hits in seven tries, including three| Milwaukee .... 023 023 11x—12 17 1] a promise of only ites for the rich Hambletonion trot-|¢WO starts what a whale of a differ-| Castieman, Coffman and Danning; Washington ... 000 000 1200-3 6 1 < 9144 doubles. Pettit, Grabowski, Baker and| $40,000 ting stak .|ence it might make. He has pitched ‘i ;|New York .... 011 000 11Ix—4 9 9 McCray, billed as the Davids’ “rock- Ing stakes, is named after this writ: Frankhouse, Hoyt, Jeffcoat and . ing-chair’ catcher,” caught the last| , Simle, on the mound for Rich-| Dickey: Boone and elf. er’s favorite brand of chewing to-| fine ball, but has lost both decisions | Pheips, Chervinko, Se Tee ee Ree: SO inning sitting in a folding chair. No mond’s gave Tots and Teens only 5 From Blues bacco... . Jack Dempsey, who may no onea te a own. ed es seven hits, in the second contest| First’ Game RHE ti Bob made his first start last week. Cards Lose Twice Seond game— * RHE aa eae | while H. Jordan granted 13. St. Paul .....,. 008 000 011— 8 17 1 will take is Reavywelght, Hed Sur si0ee opening days of the campaign,| rirst, game— BH | ae 7 OOOO tO eevee Worlty, ae) ; S 2 2 Bi : Santiago Lovell, f ol ee - | St. Lou! , i eb 2 OO Oe te Iiroltesns! ABH Polat can oe ee ee league must be JOEBLMAGCIO. | Joe "Tovy guiyiae tonics wants) covered base. Sunday, in his second|” ‘R, “Davis and V. Davis; Haines,| | Deshong, Cohen and R. Ferrell; ) iowa it 005 i 2 2 & olinman, o 5 0.2 Lovin, ss81.0 oj eccos Game RH E| 4 good training grounds . . . Judge! Jimmy Braddock to fight Max Baer| ‘ime out, he and the Tribe dropped 8 Johnson, Winford and Ogrodowski. | Murphy, Makosky, Hadley and Breedlove, rf... 5 1 3 0 0 o|Simle, p 5 2 2 Toft’r 1b 5 1 7/St. Paul... ++ 210 510— 9 17 0 nt, 3-2 decision to the Detroit Tigers,| second game— E| Dickey. rf W. G. Bramhan, a former president,| and there is an offer from Pittsburgh gi RH Ewing, 1b.3b 31 1 $9 9 Rogers 1b, 3 4 Beniedy, 24 j ae Kansas City ++ 001 000— 1 4 1) now is the Judge Landis of the minors] for Jim to meet John Henry largely because he had as much con-| cincinnati .. 210 000 202— 7 14 1 Boston Takes Two Mec ck 2 118 8 8 41 3 Megn'n rt3 0 8! Goy gua Paeey Pen oo and the Southern association is now| Just 15 years ago Monday, Skies Be din ete BO target| st. Louis ...... 000 000 000-0 6 0| First game— RHE : OI Steen atte a een 4.0 4 Rasch, 2b 3 1 0 0 Sa em cumbent ... le les, C , bettered the National $s +| rel, an iphia .. 410 0 Totals .... 38 11 12 24 6 1|Weisg'rrf3 0 0 Cartie ts 1 1 0 Puerto Rican fighter, wears a minia- League home run record by slamming ER gear pe hacen - ‘Wilson and Berg; Thomas, Gumpert Elofson, 3 Totals 41 13 21 od former mark was made in 1915 b; : 5 game— RH HOMcP id bo 2 $2) dere bathominge: than the weather right now, which 18| Gavvy Cravath of Philadelphia, |¢nd,'W Passes ina row made the) cieveiand ..... 000 101 000-2 5 0) Boston 000 100 241— 8 12 ee ee doce tin Weare a ee hy ey ery Curle Promoter plenty torrid... Joe may turn out| Don’t be surprised if Joe DiMaggio Puts Tigers in Second Detroit ........ 000 101 O01— 3 2 0| Philadel 000 000 110-3 7 2 Goetz, If She) 0 Ae 2 8 1| 16 to be a right-handed Babe Ruth .. .| clouts 55 this season... One coach] ‘The victory thus handed the Tigers McKain and Destutels; Smith, Becker, c BisOr 2.3 te Errors—Jordan 2, Smith 1, Elofson Ceferino Garcia, the Pacific coast|/ you don’t hear moaning is Mike| boos! c Turbeville and Brucker. Burckardt, 3. 1 9 1 0 oli, Rasch 2, Simle 1, Rogers 1, R. welterweight, blows in Monday to| Jacobs of the heat ight ted them back into second place Meyers, 1b 3 0 © 13 1 06|Mann 1, Johnson 1, Rosmand Mann 1; 2 * wywe squad... Dutt. 3 0 0 8 |} ${two base hits—Tortner 1, Jordan 1,,Man Who Staged Willard-John-| fight Bobby Pacho in Madison) He's got ‘em three deep—Louis, Z Nichols, p |: Hi, 0° 2 0"-0 0%" 28) Smith: EEO) hits Rogers 2; Z Square Garden, July 32. Schmeling and Braddock ... Francis Totals .... 32 8 "9 24 33 @|mond Bootery 6; double or triple plays son Fight Dies of Heart The tibia canter ae cele Stan says in the Washington Star Sie 2 . g|1-3 innings, off Sin 2 2-3 in- n fF House'ot David 122. 288 $39 $8i2|ninge:. struck out by. Jordan i, ‘by ———_—__——_ Rockinghom park . . . That means 80) Ruppert” . . . Which is just about Mann 2, by Simle 2; bases on balls off| New York, July 12—(—Jack Cur-| races out of 128 with the windup 0/ right. : oe : Te oente icapinys, Coleman: Wore dordan 0, off Mann 1, off Simle 3; | ley, one of the country’s leading sports love, “Meriiil, Leary: tome run | st—-dordan; where played--Biemarck | Promoters, died suddenly at his Great G ho’ ' Ewing: left on base House of David | High School: date—July 11, 1937, Um-| Neck, Long Island, home Monday, roucho’s Volleys ae \ 11, Bismarck 14: double plays—Elof- |pire: Welch. Scorer: Marie Baer. vet of heart disease. He was 61, Week-End Sports Only Verbal—Drops ine taaiager oP itso) Re a | Brian Bie, anarelien es Net Match to P gee, iy tiny eta, | tier PA"D Ate 21 7°] Ainoug wooing marae conte] — At A Glance aie Dutt 1, by Nichols 1, by Berry 10, by |Newon. $f 7 3 8 Fite ¢ | 4 1 3)and most lucrative fleld, Curley'’s ex- Beverly Hills, Calif., July 12—(?}— Mays 0; bases on balls off Dutt 5, off | wile: 7 8B. Betbee Perience covered a wide range. (By the Associated Press) F Nichols 1, off Berry 10, off Mays 1.| Walter, © 7 1 6 Apcere © 3 1 0| He promoted the Havana bout in Tt won't go down in history as one of mpires: Kounovsky and Shipley. |Nelson’1b 7 210 Baker, If 4 2 0|Wwhich Jess Willard won the heavy- bi of the greatest tennis matches of all ‘eee @ A Gerhart 37 3 0 Basha 1b 2 0, 2/weight boxing championship from| New York—Elroy Robinson of Olym- | 41-1, nut it should be recorded as one p ‘Cotton Leading Shute [Simitic? 30 tmnt bd Hoa’ Sontecty sare bull rete and|Plc club, San hEircegetieaeats of the: most hilarious—the styaight- a ——— Teppo 4 1 3) flea circuses, and enginee: public|half mile to n’s In ‘World’ Golf Match| retas 58 31 21 otats 29» 21 [appearances of Annette Kellerman, | world record of 1:40.8 in second annua! BRA Cay Gees Rie Vins Od Snae. ings: ee seta m Jennings 1; Glenn| Groucho Marx ; Walton Heath, Eng, July 12—()—| mace’? PY mmings: 41) 4 45| Bryan, Rudolph Valentino, th | world labor athletic carnival; Gle roucho i ; Henry pale, British ope champion, Triangle Bil, ie (98 can chotr, aeteroa frets Lhe Cunningham defeats boa oe oe tis scores ott film pecebritel ross Read H. V.' KALTENBORN’S took over iny Shute =o 2 {French fighter, and William Tilden.| mani, Gene Venszke, ai - laugh “ of the United States at the halfway |1, "Berane er shates* Fepme | Curley appeared to be in good health rutt in 4:11.4 mile, Groucho's verbal backward snows, ne] Wersion of What Happened toa Mark Of thelr T2-hole $2500 “world | Boy neldsr tr two tors nite Neen 1 (sunday About midnight he became 0 McNeill, Oklahoma Pig Tes ace poadaa Beechhurst, New York, Motorist’ championship match here Monday. Wiitnie's,'st"Seloos Wit Gernaee 1:| Hl and dled at 11:48 p. m, (CST). Cae lceint camacons nue | ate tice ted eee en ’ ge ere all square at the end of|teft on base—Triangle 6, Elite 6; | @—=———————-———____» ye profession it holes. Two th doubl H a 2 university, 6-4, 6-3, 1-6, 7-5, in All-| world’s leading professional net stars T WAS nearing 2 P.M. The White- Berets TWO thousand fans were in| double, of frinls plays Trangle. 2/1 MAJOR LEAGUE ||okiahoms finats of Queens Tennis| won » doubles match trom two rank- stone Road was thick with a fast- nings, off Becker 9 in 2 innings, Nel- | LEADERS singles championship at Seminole] ing amateurs, Francis X. Shields and ‘moving stream of motorists. But Mr. fon 1'in 2 innings, off Mason 22 in § | Gnu, rorest Hills. Bidney B. Wood, 3-6, 6-5, 8-6, Mitchell of Beechhurst, New York, out that when ;——_"** by Nelson 3, by Mason 2; bases on balls ¢ $ Fonthill, Ont.—Jules Huot wins °° ecarcely saw them. All he had were the accelerator off Mason 1, off Nelson 1; winning (By the Associated Press) General Brock open with record 280 f ase Hi visions of an hour in the dentist’s goes down, the B) se eis pe ks Bt AMERICAN LEAGUE for 72 holes with Bill Mehlhorn sec- | Baseball Standings | chair. He could almost hear the heat inaide the UD eee al Ae Hl TIE Retina Gens, Bannees: 378; Walk-|ond by two strokes. (By The Associated Press) bz-sz-z8 of the drill when, suddenly, tire goes up. z : er, Tigers, 358, Mamaroneck, N. Y.—Ray Billows be heard something he was least Protects you against those dangerous Runs—Greenberg, Tigers, 68; DiMag-| takes Sweeter victory cup tourney eer a LEAGUE —BANG! A blow-out! The high-epeed blow-outa. New Yorks duy 12 ary Outtieta- | gyfl0r Lankecs 61. for second straight year with 72-nole W L_ Fet.| SP bolted off the road. Mitchell sat blow- Si July: 12.— utfield- | ritsWalker, Tigers, 100; Gehrig, th for |ChiCagO ....... 4 27 | 625 It didn’t take Mr. Mitchel! fong to: a er Jake Powell of the New York Yan-| Yankees and Bell, Browns, 98. total of 283, new competitive record £05 |New ‘York ........ 45 28 616| __ helpless at the wheel. With a lunge, equip his car with these Golden Ply, kees and Joe Kuhel, first baseman for | some runs—DiMaggio, Yankees, 22;| Veet TOO! course. ~ Pittsburgh 40 31 1863|. ‘he grabbed for the emergency brake. Silvertowns. Remember, d the Washington Senators, each was Crystal Beach, Ont.—Glenn Cun-/gt, Louis 3833 But it was too late. A telegraph pole Greenberg, Tigers, 19. u 535 f to be safe than sorry! Don't delay fined $25 by President William Har-| pitching—Lawson, Tigers, 11-2; Ruf-|=isham best Chuck Fenske in 3:58 33 30524 put @ stop to the wild ride, leaving Come in today for‘a sct of these life-, ridge of the American League Satur-| fing, Yankees, 10-2... | 43900 meters at Erie club meet; Denis 30 40429 Mr, Mitchell with a crumpled car , generated inside all tires by today’s saving tires. They cost less than other! day for their fist fight during the 4 peaciens ; Shore outruns Hamilton Hucker in 2 «45302 bumper—and plenty of regrets. highspeeds.Byresistingthisinternal super-quality.tires. ay oI - Yankee-Senator game Friday. _ NATIONAL LEAGUE oe nee 02 ren reste O'Con- 28 44389 3. V. KALTENBORN tire heat, the Life-Saver Golden Ply 4 Get your auto insurance Basins Madvick, Cardinals, 408) F-| buries UE 2 here and you can drive with Runs—Galan, Cubs, 65; Medwick,| oppose United States in Davis Cup 2 Set : , a clear conscience. We Hi et interzone final when von r 5 te—P. Waner, Pirates, and Med-|cramm Henkel whip 2B know the ins and outs of wick, . Ladislaus Hecht and Josef Caska, 2 ie Home runs—Medwick, Cardinals, 18; 6-1, 6-2, 10-12, 6-0, automobile insurance. Call Ott, Giants, 17. f third straight vic 4 Ss on us for information about Pitching—Bryant, Cubs, “6-1; Pette,|fone rial ne 4 BM z \ ion about Bees, 10-3. ‘i ‘ 49.200 your insurance. Grand Forks to Hold |Fargo Swimmer 3rd AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Call on us any time for Tennis Tournament| At White Bear Meet nos Ses — : advice abou in- —— i ane 48 36561 ' + ee et ? : cae the proper in. wore Forks, N. 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