The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 16, 1937, Page 16

Beats Herron With Birdie 4 On Home Hole Young Capital Citian Plays Palmer Kise Today; Has Dumped Two Champions in Brilliant Performance Neil Croonquist, young Bismarck golf ace, was battling Palmer Kise, Redwood Falls, Minn., today for the right to play in the finals of the Minnesota amateur golf tournament. Nineteen-year-old Neil, definitely the tournament’s number one dark horse, advanced to the semi-final round in the face of the fastest field that ever fought for the title. In Thursday’s quarter-final matches he defeated one of Minnesota’s outstand- ing golfers, Lee Herron, of Interlachen Country club, Minne- apolis, one up over the 36-hole route, —— according to the Associated Press. = Ab Worth Running For | Todays’ semi-final match is also 36 holes. a Herron, who has held both the Minnesota amateur and open titles, was two down to Croonquist at the end of their morning round, but squared the match on the 26th. They were even again at the end of the 35th, On the home hole Croon- quist rammed down a long putt for a birdie four and the match. Both had par 72s in the afternoon round, while in the morning Croon- quist fired a 74 at Herron’s 76. May Be All-U Final An all-University of Minnesota fi- nal match was not an impossibility. In the other bracket Dick Tang, .Croon- quist’s mate on the Gopher golf squad, was playing Bobby Campbell, of the rome Country club course, a former champion. Tang shot a brilliant 68 in his second round Thursday to elim- inate Howard Comebacker, Minne- epolis Golf club, one up. Comebacker had a two under par 70. Kise, another tournament dark horse, advanced into the semi-final round with a 4’and 2 victory over Bill Zeiske, Country club, former Univer- sity player. . Spilled Champ Croonquist first drew the eyes of tournament galleries Wednesday when be i 2 he spilled Dick Sawyer, the defending és champion, 2 and 1, over the 18-hole;} Glenn Cunningham casts a criti- oe ae went on ies soma you. cal eye on the toes of his six-weeks- tell, another ex-university star, 3 and | old daughter, Sara, at Peobody, Kan., 1, in a second 18-hole match, and! where he visited his wife and baby Thureday scored his brilliant victory | between races. The world’s fastest A ‘ miler admits little Sara has the feet In his match with Boutell Wednes- | oy 5 champion, but says he will not day afternoon, Croonquist went out in| +-ain her to be a ee 34 while Bill shot an even par 35, oe ‘Their cards: Par out ...,. 453 443 444—35 Service Electric Beats Sweet Shop But -Losers Outhit, Winners; Score Is 9 to 7; 6th In- ning Rally Fails Croonquist, who has just completed his freshman year at the university, is working at the university golf course this summer. +—________________, | MAJOR LEAGUE | LEADERS (By the Associated Press) AMERICAN LEAGUE Batting—Gehrig, Yankees, 381; Tra- vis, Senators, .367. Runs—DiMaggio, Yankees, 70; Green- 69. berg, Tigers, 69. Hits—Gehrig, Yankees, Bell, Browns A five-run rally in the sixth inning fell short and Sweet Shop bowed to Service Electric, 13-9, in a commercial pees diamondball game Wednesday night, The losers outhit the winners 9 to 7. Smith and Carlisle, the two pitchers, each fanned two and walked four. The summaries: Service Sweet Electric’ AB HPO Shop Swick 1b Welch 3b Smith, p Moell’g c Hard’g res Elof'n Iss Jones, 2b Koch, rf Crane cf Engen, If 2~ Totals 32 9 21 > wm crermmmrscsoriy y Mr OmtemnsHaO Lawson, Tigers, 11-2. * NATIONAL LEAGUE ing — Medwick, Cardinals, 411; Guthrie 3b 1 Strong res Omett, 2b ee orrmiia Larson If 3 Totals 30 7 21 Score by inning! Service Electric 030 460 x—13 Sweet Shop ... 001 035 O— 9 . Errors—Strong, Elofson 1,.Garske, Fartune, Welch 2, Harding 3; two base hits—Asch, Crane, Svaren; three base hits—Fortune; home runs —Smith; hits off Carlisle 9 in 7 in- nings, off Smith 7 in 6 innings. k out by Carlisle 2, by Smith 2; bases on balls off Carlisle 3, off Smith’ 4; winning itcher—Carliste; losing pitcher—Smith; where parece mond No. 3; date—July 14, 1937, ie pire: Thompson. Invention of a Dutch golfer, - golf clubs with heads made of specially prepared beech wood, requiring nei- ther lead nor any weight to distri- bute the balance, are winning favor in England. , 65. Hits — Medwick, Cardinals, 115; P. Waner, Pirates, 113. Home runs — Ott, Giants and Med- wick, Cardinals, 18. Pitching — Bryant, Cubs 6-1; Fette, Bees, 10-3. « Argentines Kick U. S. Soccer Team Around Dallas, Texas, July 16—(7)—Kicked sround by the Argentina soccer team in the opening event, the United States looked for a quick comeback Friday night in the track and field prelim- inaries of the Pan-American games. Sprint and hurdle stars of six na- tions are entered in trial heats of the 60-meter dash, 65-meter hurdles and 200-meter sprint, only track events on @ second night program which will close with a soccer game between the United States and Canada. Ten thousand fans were present when the Argentina soccer eleven, a ‘bunch of athletes all under 21 years sd ihen toyed with the’ Hi ors - Highlanders} New York, July 16—()}—A cer- of Trenton, N. J., national champions, tain big league club has its eye on in a 9-1 victory. m Rabbit Maranville for manager .: . Junior Legion Teams | Tree suesses . . . The Yankee win- eae ning streak of nine straight is, the Compete at Dickinson richest since 1933 when the club won nine in a row... Hope the report that Mickey Co- chrane isn’t get- Yawkey, owner of the Red Sox, look so much alike they could pass as district athletic officer, is in charge brothers in any of the event, -|. Fights Last Night $—_—_§|_—_—_+ (By The Associated Press) New York—Tiger Jack Fox, 174, _ Spekane, Wash. knocked out _Descen Leo Kelly, 175, Los An- |“ geles (6). oy Covelli, 128, Brooklyn, out- § Al Manriques, 128, Sioux fain the White Sox is one of the world's | worst base stealers . . . His average over a nine-year stretch is one per preeon ge Bese acitse Coast ague fans aren't wiing at Al Schacht’s capers is that Al demanded 8 $7,500 guarantee for eight appesr- ances... Tommy Loughran (who fought Farr) says if Joe Louis is in @ hurry to get away from there the won’t go a round... Bi Evans, boss of the Red Sox ane. system, {hit the daily double at Thistledown ie one aay for 67. . . nice going, ly. Old Babe Herman is having one Port-| “L” of a time hitting 300 for Foleds in the American association ,,. At} league. Mule Hass of|. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JULY 16, 1937 i ORO SS ee Croonquist Advances to Gopher Semis With 1-Up Victory | Softball Tourney To Be Held Here | Athletic Preacher Millers Remain In 3rd Place by Downing Saints Toledo Victory Moves Hens Within Half Game. of Leading Red Birds Chicago, July 16. — (#) — Toledo's Mudhens were right on the. Columbus Red Birds’ tail feathers in the tussle for the American i ship Friday, and the turnstiles at Swane Field were clicking, merrily. Rd ter vngabe tetiaty edd game of the pace-setting jumpus, club Thursday night by winning the series opener, 5-2 before 6,847 spec- Minneapolis remained’ in third place, a game’ behind Toledo, by whipping St. Paul-6-1, in the intro- duction of night baseball in the Saints’ park. Belve Bean held the losers to five hits, while’ the’ Millers banged Johnny Welch for‘all of their runs and most of their 11<hits in the first: three innings. : Shortstop Blondy Ryan, hero of-the New York Giants’ 1933. National League pennant drive, equalled a league record by banging out four consecutive doubles to pace Milwau- kee to'a 9-5 victory over Kanses City. Louisville suffered its 12th straight defeat by losing to Indianapolis 11-7.| (All Night Games) Kansas City.. Milwaukee ..... +-100 010 000— 2 8 °0 seecesees 021 200 00x— 5 9 0 Chambers, Lanier. and Crouch; Sullivan and Linton. H Indianapolis ....200 001 521—11 18 1 Louisville Phillips, Braxton and Riddle; Ei- senstat, Terry, Shaffer arid Berres. Wausau Downs:Colts; Fargo-Moorhead Win Minneapolis, July 16. — (#) — The Fargo-Moorhead Twins strengthened their hold on ‘third: place: in the Northern Baseball League, Thursday by defeating the Eau Claire Bears 9-5 as two more games were postpéned be- cause of rain and wet grounds. In the only other contest, Wausau triumphed over Jamesown 10-5. The Winnipeg at Superior, and Crookston at Duluth games were postponed. Winnipeg-Superior, postponed,’ wet age : grouns Crookston - Duluth, postponed, rain. Twins Beat Eau Claire 4 H SR F.-Moorhead ...240 010 100—8 6 3 Eau Claire... Suche, Stephens and Bujaci; Campe MEDWICK HITS BAD ONES. New York—Bill Terry, says that Joe Medwick would be baseball's: first als’ outfielder would stop going after bad balls. r Otber. trairtied observers assert tha! the manager of the'New. York Giants is wrong, however... Med! doesn’t only go after bad balls. He swats ‘em. UMPIRES IN SMASH 004 001. 000— 5.6 . 5 ot Muscletone, * native land Aug. 1, Mussolini’s Muscletone Seamneeein ‘| Tots & bred champion of Europe, returns to his to race Greyhound, trotting titleholder on this side, for the world crown. Their match in this country next month will be followed by a second edition in Italy. Although Givo Maiani of Milan races owner. The tacled H. M. Mussolini is regarded as his real (Doc) Parshall, who trained and drove Muscletone in the United States before he was sold and shipped abroad in-1934, is in the sulky in the above picture. CUBS BACK ON TOP WITH WIN Yanks Stretch -Undefeated Streak to 10 Games at Tigers’ Expense ‘The Yanks are coming so fast they're even ahead of themselves. The New York slaughter squad spe- ctalists in- making second-rate hash out of first-rate pitching talent, is not only on the way to another waltz to a pennant, but appears headed for a bigger and better year than the record- breaker of 1936, When they finished rewriting the Tecord books last season, it was gen- fence-busting had been reached’ for some time to come—that another stretch of years would pass before the records would have another such gen- eral going over. But it seems now that figures to , in a few “angles” that. don’t appear on the surface, Gehrig é& Co. are set to make more of ® chopping block than ever of Ameri- can League competition. THURSDAY'S STARS Gomes, Yankees—. Lefty Allowed five hits and fanned eight in six inning pitching to whip Tigers. Tex Carlegon, Cubs—Beat Bees, 5-1, with eight hits, Earle Brucker and A’s runs; “Caster pitched four-hit ball in 2-1 win over White Sox. Billy Knickerbocker, Browns— Hit three doubles, scored three runs in 5-3 win over Red Sox. Hal Trosky, Indians—Hit homer and single and drove in two runs in 6-2 victory over Senators. . stood out Friday as the -coasted along on a 7%-game lead, while over in the National League the Chicago Cubs were once again at OVER BEES; GIANTS ARE IDLE Baseball Standings | (By The Associated Press) NATIONAL LEAGUE Ww Pet. 6 622 618 542 515 431 Pet New York ... c Boston ... Detroit .. SSSeseesceh agesegese tout by Mi SRS25ESS 462 448 403 357 @ SSSeeuyscee ssessess RISSsesrs 7 Millers Picked on A.A. All-Star Team Columbus, Ohio, July 16 —(7— Seven member sof the Minneapolis Millers will lead a picked team of the American Association against the Bees} Columbus Red Birds in the league's have yet to.enjoy their full varsity tistrength ‘this: season, what with in- st juries, ailments and spring holdouts, In addition, they've cele eects shot Dallas—Insult was added to injury |ready when three Texas Frank ‘Tony DeFate, were banged up. in an auto-| mobile crash. The :woman whose car collided with theirs) accused them of driving ,like three blind mice,’ and going?” i Mexico City:— Jai alsi has ‘sup- planted bull fighting as Mexico's favorite. sport. : EDDIE BRIETZ: Cotton Promised to Take Care - Of Americans Single-Handed tention, Messrs. Frick and Harridge: ‘The Red Sox played an exhibition ai Cc , Md., the was Herb ; aig Ege fF te bite trib 3 night he fights the Englishman, it!. .. He Prime enjoying life in ORSON LED REET “Oan’t ‘you. see. where you're|. production for. the same pe- tiod last season, when they hit a total of 182 in. 154 games. And they are their; league lead week by Every man in the lineup climbed aboard Detroit pitching Thursday as the swat squad clubbed out a 1; sere, week. longest in four years. _. $ Giants Are Idle annual all-star game here the night of July 27. The Red Birds, who won the honor of staging the game by being in first the morning of July 15, will be eastern team to entertain ie game was instituted four, ago. The 1934 and 1935 games it to Minneapolis and the 1936 tilt to pa wankee. Five Columbus players chosen on the official all-star squad selected by Members of the American Associa- tion chapter of Baseball Writers of America must be replaced because they will play with the Red Birds. Boston — Van Lingle Mi tal right-hander of the Brooklyn Dodgers pes SO ee ne in_ Boston juring years the National League. EE eee ee Chase, Appleton and R. 3 Whitehill and Pytlak, =e NATIONAL LEAGUE THE RING, SPORTING HEADQUARTERS, ON FIFT! cau ly, eer mor th sane ‘ou enjoy the food and surroundings. EE _ _ _ _ _—_—_—— —— NOTICE OF Gerth? ISXECUTION By virtue of an execution issued Spon. the (Ei ent docketed June 17th 37, in the office of the Clerk of the District Court of Burleigh County, North Dakota, in favor of Home Own- rs’ Loan Corporation, a corporation, intiff, and against Sam Sloven and ther Sloven, defendants, I will sell juch as may be necessary of real e in Burleigh County, North Da- described as follows: West One Hundred (W 100) feet of Lot Eight (8), in Block Forty-five (45), Northern Pacitic Second Addition to the City of Bismarck, according to the certified plat thereof on file in the office of the Register of ds in and for said County and to satisfy the amount and lien o: Jud: it thereon in the sum of $5,591.9: costs of sale, at public auction t {| highest bidder for cash, at the front HE — 2.9.2 611 Cleviand .......001 050 00x— door of the Court House in the Ci of Bismarck, Burleigh County, *vorth pakote, st two o'clock P. M. on July ; | FRED 8. ANS' 4 Sheriff of Burleigh county ND Thos. J. Burke, Atiorney for Pietatite. 638-25 1-2-9-16, |Tots and Teens, Norge Shop Are D-Ball Winners Beat S and L, Smart Shop; Harney, Jordan Hurl Similar Games Tots and Teens pushed three runs across the plate in the final inning to nose out S and L, 11-10, and Norge Shop swamped Smart Shop 19-4 in women's city league softball games played this week. Harney and Jordan, opposing pitch- ers in the first contest, turned in re- markably similar performances. Each granted 11 hits and each fanned 7. Jordan failed to walk a batter, how- ever, while Harney granted one free trip to first. The summaries: 4 rs 3 Teens Ras Harney p 5 Sheldon rf 5 Miller cf Woll, If 5 Totals 4! Elofson rs 4 Magn’n 3b 4 SHomewenss® Homme pom! SOrteHH HOS: 4 4 Cartl’e rf 4 Totals 42 11 21 Score by innings Tots & Teen: 212 120 3—11 8 & L Shop .. 003 105 1—10 Errors—Lovin 3, Rasch 1, Toftner 1, Jordan 3, Smith 3, Elofson 2, Ken- nedy 3, McKellep 1, Reynolds 5, Trib- er 3; two base hits—Jordan 1; left on base—Tots & Teens 11, S & L Shop 14; hits off Harney 11 in 7 innings, off Jordan 11 in 7 innings; struck out by Harney 7, by Jordan ases on balls off Harpey 1, off Jordan 0; win- ning pitcher—Jordan; losing pitcher —Harney; where played—Bismarck High School; date—July 14, 1937. Um- pire: Jake'Stocker. Scorer: Marie Dr. Pierce Harris, left-handed ath- er. letic-minded Jacksonville _(Fis.) preacher, and part of his 53 golf trophies. Much-Married Man Is Arrested for Bigamy Winnipeg, July 16—(Canadian Press)—George Roediger, 55-year-old meat packer who, police said, married nine wives in New York and Canada in the last 12 years, started a nine- year bigamy and theft sentence Thursday. The tripito the altar which led to his conviction was his marriage to Mrs, Julius Regetrik of McTavish, Man., widow and mother of seven children. Roediger acknowledged the bigamous marriage and theft of $900 from her. BLAMES ‘STOOL PIGEON’ Detroit, July 16.—(?)—A discharged Ford Motor company employe told & national labor relations board exam- iner Thursday he believed his dis- missal May 19 was the result of re- Ports made by @ man he described as a “stool pigeon.” Norge Shop Milden'r p Dirk, 2b Stecher c West’k 1b Smart Shop Joos Rambeau = y > to BWOmIHHoSO ns Silberna’e Nelson Simonitch ;, Simoniteh Totals 33 285 O11 101 010 erm Oren er cren on en} Hemrmnnowol M'Call rs 5 Totals 49 13 9 t soccceaennd cresercsese ote mets co leeeene anes lisee wy. Ry Score by innin, Norge Shop . 2—19 Smart Shop . 1—4 Errors—Stecher 1, Wallrich 1, Wel- gel 1, Coats 1, Mark 4, Geigle 1, Sil- bernagle 1; Nelson 2, B, Simonitch 1, Simonitch two base hits—Dirk 1; left on base—Norge ree 10, Smart Shop 8; hits off Mauk 19 in 7 innings, par cenvarnan 9 in 7 innings; struck Idenberger 9, by Mauk 5; bases on balls off Mauk 1, off -Milden- berger 1; winning pitcher- den- berger; losing pitcher—Mauk; where played—Bismarck High chool; date— July 14, 1937, Umpire: Welch. Budge and Grant Picked for Singles Atlantan Meets von Cramm Saturday in First Davis Cup Zone Match NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTAT! OF John Coughlin, Dece: Notice is hereby given b; dersigned, M. E. Tweed, ‘estamen~ tary Administrator of the last Will of John Coughlin late of the City of Watertown, in the County of Jefferson and State of Wisconsin, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons hav- ing claims against said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within six months after the first publication of this notice, to said Testamentary Administrator at the office of Hyland & Foster, in the Da- kota National Bank & Trust Co, Build- ing, In the City of Bismarck, in said Burleigh County, or to the Judge of the County Court of Burleigh County, at his office in the Court House in City of Bismarck, in Burleigh County, North Dakota. You are hereby further notified that Hon. I. C, Davies, Judge of the County Court within and for the County of Burleigh, and State of North Dakota, has fixed the 19th day of January A. D. 1938, at the hour of two o'clock in London, July 16.—(#)—Capt. Walter L. Pate Friday designated Byran M. (Bitsy) Grant of Atlanta, and Don Budge, of Oakland, Calif., to play singles for the United States against Germany in the Davis @up inter-zone finals at Wimbledon. Budge will team with Gene Mako. of Los An- geles, for the doubles play. The little Atlantan will open the semi-finals when he meets Baron Gottfried von Cramm at 2:30 p. m., (8:30 a. m. EST), Saturday. Budge will play Heinrich Henkel as soon as the first match is out of the way and on Monday Budge and Mako will meet von Cramm and Henke] in| the #fternoon of said day, at the Court the ie anielee: of Bisinatck inv said County and State, ‘uesday, Grant and Henkel will| as the time and place for hearing and lead off in the first of the two final| adjusting all claims against the estate singles matches, | Budge and von| of the guid Jona Coughlin, Decensed, Cramm will ring down the curtain on resentes efore the pier eune finals. 8 Buted dune 2th, A. Be 2 . E. Tweed, as Testa- ‘sie Sralstge at eee ee mentary Administrator Britain for possession of the Davis of the last Will of John Coughlin, Deceased, Cup at Wimbledon July 24, 26 and 27. Admi . Brooklyn— We Jamestown North Dakota. = 7-2-9-16. Beastly Golf! A. W. Aylmer, Attorney for Testamentary loody English, Brook- 5 1 ‘ First Publicati the 2 AE sheceton, We obted “Dendy” by] Mae ee oe Se aM eer looking at E. D. Hightower of Cedartown, Ga., woul: going around the links on all fours! When one hE oe gave out during a match at the Cherokee Country club he sent his mule to complete the circuit. Even with this help, he lost anybow—1 up on the nineteenth, - that he's legs gave for , in the Court House in the City | f Statewide Event Will Take Place on Four New Diamonds August 1 ENTRIES DUE JULY 28 Many Teams Expected: Cope- lin Motor, Bismarck, Will Defend Title Se vitations went out Friday to as throughout North Da- kota and neighboring states to par- ticipate in the second annual Capital City Softball tournemettt, set this ar for August 1. Me pirectors of the Bismarck softball association, which sponsors and has charge of the running of the tourney, Thursday announced that the entry fee this year will be $2.50 per team. Last year, according to J. E. Beau- doin, chairman of the publicity com- mittee for the tournament, more than 10 teams took part and this year a greater number is expected. Copelin Motor Is Champ Included among the contestants last year were teams from James- town, Minot, Strasburg, Ellendale, DI , Mandan and Garrison. Copelin Motor company’s entry from Bismarck walked off with top tourna- ment honors. Invitations have also been issued to teams from just across the state line in South Dakota, Montana and Minnesota, Beaudoin said. Play this year will be on four new recently-completed diamonds which have been used by teams in the two Bismarck softball leagues this sum- mer. Bleachers will be erected to care for spectators, Beaudoin said. A prize will be given to the player who makes the longest home run of the tourney, who gets the first hit, the first home run and for other outstanding performances, Beaudoin said. A prize also will be given to the team coming the longest distance to take part. Entries Due July 28 All entries, which must be in the hands of officals here by July 28, should be mailed to the Burleigh County Recreational office at Bis- marck, which will assist in running off the event, Committees arranging for the tour- nament are: tickets—R., A. Mason, chairman, Don Tarbox, Dr. Milo Priske, Paul Neighbauer and C. Ben- nett; publicity — J, E. Beaudoin, chairman, and Eddie Spriggs; grounds—Orrie Baldwin, chairman, R. Boelter and Joe Zahn; prizes — Warner Litten, chairman, W. Fischer, F, McGuinness and Earl Keuhn; re- freshments—C. Kelley, chairman, J. Meyers, George Papacek, M. En- tringer, and J. Neighbauer; M. T, Bradford will be in charge of um- Pires and scorekeepers. Eugene Hinrichs, Hawk hurler Pitched @ one-hitter, a three-hitter, and two four-hit games. Sophomore Harold Manders pitched a one-hit win over Notre Dame, SS] ec... NOTICE OF SPECIAL EXECU’ SALE rrr By virtue of an execution tssue upon the judgment docketed Jun 17th, 1937, in the office of the Clerk of the District Court of Burleigh North Dakota, in favor of Home Owners’ Loan Corporation, & corporation, plaintiff, and against Neil H. Omay, also known as Neil Houston Omay, and Helen Omay, de« fendants, I will sell so much as may be Necessary of real estate in Burleigh County, North Dakota, described at tet Nt Ineteen (19) in Block One Hundred Ten (110) of the original plat of the City of Bismarck, according to the certified plat thereof on file in thi office of the Register of Deeds in and ‘or said County and State, to satisty highest bidder for cash, door of the Court House 1: pmarek Burial fc a ota, at two o' a ree aay. o'clock P, M., on July FRED FE, ANSTROM, Bherift of Burl Thon S Burwen ee County, HD. Attouney tes Bias tit or 6-18-26 7-25-16 L Glenmore full. bodied and full. flavored? ... Try Glenmore for your- self and realize how fine and smooth this whiskey is! Men who know fine whis- kies like Glenmore. (7 ®leumore’s UOlenmore KENTUCKY STRAICHE a ar fae Nr aS Eg gts ae ee gee | irs Dn a ean Se ee 2 aa i a hc Ne ee ee Ee ce