THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, MAY 20,1937 Hubbell Beats Dean 4 to 1 in First Meeting of Year OLD STYLE FISTIC Shows Profit With Unwanted Veterans and Youngsters ERAWLMARKSDUEL CARDS, GIANTS TANGLE IN Killdeer Athletes CISSELL, WERBER RIZZ0 ADDS TO STREAK Twins Win Second OF HURUNG STARS FREE-FOR-ALL FIST-FEST Win Dunn Carniva BUT MATES LOSE TO MILLERS From Bruins, 5-3 Schroeder, Dodge, l» High Scor­ ARE KEY LINKS IN King Carl Calmly Watches Free St. Louis, May 20—yP)—If some un At any rate, although the Giants Drake Golf Tourney Brewers Upset Colonels 2 to 0 Wausau Shades Jamestown, 6 identified individual hadn't brought were grumbling over Dizzy's free and er; Halliday Takes Second as Mudhens, Indianapolis to S, as Duluth Narrows for-AII Battle From Giants' one in from out in left field and easy manner of toying with their Set for Next Sunday Place Honors Dugout hung it on Don Gutterldge's eye, heads, there was no hint of serious Drake. N. D„ May 30—Invitations Turn in Wins Crookston's Lead there would be little indication trouble until the Giant half of the have been sent to golfers throughout Thursday that the battle of the sixth, when a balk was called on Killdeer, N. D., May 30.—Wind and Old Maestro Himself Is Big the state to compete in the first Chicago, May 20—Eddie Mar­ Minneapolis, May 20—UP)—The Du­ LOU FETTE DEFEATS REDS century was staged before 26,399 Dizzy which ultimately resulted in rain failed to damp the spirits tournament of the 1937 season here whooping fans at Sportsman's park three Giant runs. shall's American Association record luth Dukes pulled a game closer to Dunn county high school athletes Reason for Athletics Grasp Sunday. of hitting in 43 consecutive games the leading Crookston club in the- Wednesday as Carl Hubbel, lean Gi­ The Gas House gang stormed and as they went through their first Drake has a nine-hole course, com­ Bridges Turns Tables on Ath­ ant southpaw, turned in his 22nd snorted, but to no avail. It was on Circuit Lead was in no Immediate danger, but Northern League Wednesday as rain track meet in several years on Kill pleted last year, which is considered Johnny Rizzo, young Columbus out­ and darkness had their effect on all straight victory of the old and new balk, no less, to George Barr, deer's new athletic field, Kllldeer's one of the sportiest In the state. It letics 9 to 0 as Rain Keeps seasons at the expense of When Jimmy Ripple, Giant center fielder, had a pretty fair start In that three contests played, and caused team distancing Halliday by 13% By HARRY GBAYSON is expected to be in first-class con­ direction Thursday. postponement of a fourth. Yankees Idle and the St. Louis Cardinals, 4-1. fielder, flattened in the dirt in the points for top honors. (Sports Editor, NEA Service) dition for the opening meet. The good old days when the com­ ninth to avoid a particularly hostile Rizzo connected for three singles ind the five- Killdeer scored 43H points to 30 Philadelphia, May 20. — What got Qualifylng«rounds of nine holes will off Charley Wagner of Minneapolis ing to town of John' McGraw's pitch, there was a hint of danger for Halliday, while Dodge came in start at 9 a. m. and 18-hole rounds hit pitching of Armstrong, defeated (By the Associated Prn) when he glanced toward the Giant into these Athletics who have turned last night to his consecutive- Crookston, 6-3, as rain terminated "Glnts" meant open season for fist third with 26. Werner with 11% the standings up­ will start at 1 p. m. Special trophies The pitching argument of the era fights were revived by Bill Terry's dugout, nodded, then bunted down game hitting streak to 28—15 shy of the game in the last half of the points and Dunn Center with 9 trail side down to restore baseball Interest will be awarded to the champion and the league mark established by Mar' —'s brains vs. Dizzy current model Wednesday, with the the first base line. It was foul, and ed. Schroeder of Dodge was high runner-up. Prizes will also be given eighth with the Pirates having the Dean's good right arm—is still a long he tried it again, luring Dizzy over In Philadelphia? shall, then a member of the Milwau­ bases loaded and only one man out. enthusiastic co - operation of the individual scorer, followed by Kadr- Several reasons are advanced for to the winner In each flight of four. kee Brewers, In 1935. way from being settled, but for the Cardinals, but aside from the in­ to cover the bag as the ball rolled mas of Killdeer, who counted 15. Armstrong also halted John moment there seems little to offer dividual who took a bead on Gut- fair. the club unanimously picked to finish Rizzo's slugging failed to bother Schroeder's string of consecutive hit­ The summaries: Rodgers Named Head the Millers a bit, however, for they against the nomination of "King teridge, other pleasure fighters Players Swarm On Field Broad jump — Schroeder, Dodge, last for the third straight season be­ ting games at 14, when the Crooks­ Carl" as the best hurler in the game pitched no-hit games. Dizzy and Ripple met, and started ing first in mid-May and' playing the slammed Morton Cooper, Max La­ ton second sacker was up only first; Mofflt, Dunn Center, second Of Horseshoe league nier and Bert Humphries for 19 hits one official time. today. Sent Tempers Dp swinging without waiting for the Gordon, Halliday, and Oyan, Werner, fastest and most entertaining and ag­ Despite his all-time high run of 22 It was not a spur-of-the-moment gong. What happened thereafter is gressive ball in the loop. H. B. Rodgers was elected president, and a 13 to 4 victory. Carl Reynolds, Wausau nosed out Jamestown, 6-3 tied for third and fourth. Distance Bill Cissell undoubtedly is the key Red Kress and Andy Cohen banged in a game called at the end of the straight victories, it was another affair, that ninth- battle of remembered by the nearly 27,000 18 feet 2 inches. Lyman Morley vice president and Ben angle, generally overlooked in the the century. It was merely the ex­ howling fans as a wild confusion of man, and Bill Werber has the A's do­ Luke secretary-treasurer when the out three safeties apiece. seventh because of darkness, while High Jump — Lynch, Halliday, Milwaukee took advantage of two the Fargo-Moorhead Twins took first-flinging and excitement of the plosive culmination of a series of rushing figures, swinging arms and first; Pederson, Killdeer, and Porter, ing things they haven't thought of Bismarck horseshoe league was or wild shouts. The dugouts emptied since Connie Mack broke up his last ganlzed Tuesday night. They will errors to defeat Louisville, 2 to 0, in their second straight victory from 4-1 beating Hubbell and the Giants incidents which sent hot tempers to Halliday, tied for second and third the openng game of the series. pinned on Dean and the Cardinals the bubbling over stage. like they were turned upside down championship array. The battery of also act as a board of directors. the Eau Claire Bears, 5-3, as play was Schroeder, Dodge, fourth. Height, Toledo came back to score two runs Interrupted twice by rain. Wednesday, which explains as much The first few offered Just The two-man battle became a free 5 feet, 5Vi inches. George Caster and Earl Brucker is as Another meeting to plan for the for-all, and when police and the formidable as any in either major opening of league play will be held in in the ninth, after St. Paul had The Superior-Winnipeg clash was as anything why old "squarepants" good baseball. Dizzy, white tape Pole vault—Schroeder, Dodge, first staged a six-run uprising In its half stands out like a in a field gleaming on his maimed right thumb, umpires finally had restored order, Remsing, Dunn Center, second; Roger wheel. There's Chubby Dean at first the World War Memorial building at postponed because of rain. the question of what to do about it base. . . . 7:30 tonight. Plans call for an eight- of the Inning, to defeat the Saints, 8 •0— : • of bush leaguers. occasionally turned loose a ball with Ramsey, Killdeer, Lynch, Halliday, to 7, in their night game. The Saints no definite address, and which sent all arose. One of the umps had seen and Ebeltoft, Dunn Center, tied for But it all simmers down to Mack team league, with four men to a team. Baseball Standings Giant batters diving in the dirt. with a playful head' himself. Each member of the club Eeach team Is to have a sponsor. routed Alta Cohen in the ninth, after WEDNESDAY'S STARS third and fourth. Height, 9 feet, 3 being held to one run up to that Ducky Medwick, Card left fielder, lock on Mickey Owen, Card , inches. credits the Old Man with his reju­ Jalmer Swenson, senior recreational Carl Hubbell, Giants — Muffled so it was decided to banish those two worker for the Burleigh county WPA point. (By The Associated Press) poled a into the left field 100-yard dash—Dennison, Killdeer, venation or rise, as the case may be. Vance Page shaded Phil Page in a Cardinals with six hits, fanning stands. Possibly that was an acci­ and let the original contenders re­ first; Gerhart, Halliday, second; At 74, Mack still 1s outmanaging office, is In charge of the organiza­ AMERICAN ASSOCIATION seven and waking none in 4-1 vic­ tion. pitching duel as Indianapolis out­ W L Pet,. dent too. main in the game. Scholl, Killdeer, third; Gordon. Halli­ the major league field. pointed Kansas City, 2 to 1. tory. day, fourth. Time, 11.4 seconds. Someone has figured out that it 6 .77ft . Tigers — Brewers Beat Colonels 13 .536 320-yard dash—Gerhardt, Halliday, cost Mack less than $75,000 to assem­ Tribe Purchases Jim Milwaukee ....010 000 001—2 Blanked Athletics 9-0 with five It was his 22nd in a row over a two- first; Dennison, Killdeer, second; ble the 22 athletes now on the Phila­ .. 16 14 .533 hits. seasons stretch, the longest streak in Shilling From Brews Louisville 000 000 000-0 14 .440 Burda, Killdeer, third; Scholl, Kill' delphia roster. That is almost unbe­ Blaeholder and Helf; Shaffer, Ti- , Phillies — Stole baseball history. deer, fourth. Time, 25 seconds. lievable until you analyze the outfit. 16 .429 home in ninth inning with what Dean In Tough Spot Sports Round-Up 440-yard dash—Kadrmas, Killdeer, Cleveland, May 20.—(/P)—!The Cleve­ sing, and Berres, Ringhofer. 15 .423 proved to be winning run in 5-4 By EDDIE BBIETZ It is amazing when you consider that land Indians purchased Jim Shilling, Mndhens Down St. Paul It may be unfair to compare Dizzy first; Gerhart, Halliday, second; Da­ Mack has peddled players for 10 times 15 .423 victory over Pirates. with Hubbell on the basis of Wednes­ vid. Killdeer, third. Time, 61.4 sec­ young utility infielder, from the Mil­ St. Paul 001 000 006—7 11 3 14 .417 Linus Frey, Cubs—His that amount In the last four years— waukee American Association club as Toledo 000 321 002—8 14 day's warfare, since Dean was given New York, May 20 —If any­ onds. Cochrane, Grove, Foxx, Simmons, started winning rally in 3-1 tri­ a tough break when a balk was called body wants to buy the radio rights 880-yard dash—Kadrmas, Killdeer, the Indians started their first eastern Gliatto, Johnson (5), Klaerner (7), umph. Dykes, Haas, McNair, Orfoier, Mar- .trip without Infielder Joe Kroner. Herring (9) and Pasek; Cohen, against him in a tight spot in the (to the Braddock-Schmellng fight first; Ramsey, Killdeer, second; Din' cum, Walberg, and Bishop. 6 .739 A1 Simmons, Senators — Hit sixth, leading to the Giants' winning Kroner was left at home to recuperate French (9) and Reiber. . 10 .583 (!!?), Max will be glad to go on the kins, Dunn Center, third; David, Kill­ Unwanted Veto, Kids from a case of hives. Shilling went triple and three singles, driving In three-run rally. But the fact remains air at the Garden bowl June 3 and deer, fourth. Time, 3 minutes, 14.2 Millers Drab Red Birds 12 .520 three runs in 9-8 win over Browns. The Philadelphia club obviously had up to the Milwaukee team from the Minneapolis ..010 300 351—13 19 0 12 .500 that Hubbell has demonstrated that tell the listeners what he would have seconds. other use for this money, for certainly Fargo-Moorhead Twins. Leu Fette, Bees—Held Reds to when the heat is on he has few done to Braddock if Jim had shown Mile run—Kadrmas, Killdeer, first; Columbus ....100 010 002— 4 11 12 .478 four hits in 3-1 victory. Doherty, Killdeer, second; Oyan, Wer It has invested only a negligible part Wagner and Dickey; Cooper, La­ 13 .409 equals. up. . . . Max's , Joe (Yus- of it in players. Twice during the game, he showed sel and Mussel) Jacobs, who contri­ ner, third; Mofflt, Dunn Center, Scranton Ball Team nier, Humphries and Kahn. Philadelphia ...... 10 15 .400 Unwanted players, veterans, and Hues Shaded By Indians 14 .364 Hubbell Not Around his stuff in the clutch. When Ducky buted to literature with "we wuz rob­ fourth. Time, 5 minutes, 22 seconds. Medwick banged his homer, Hubbell bed," and "I should of stood in bed, 880-yard relay—Killdeer, Dennison, kids have put the Athletics back on Tops Bowman, 6 to 3 Kansas City ...001 000 000—1 7 When Dean and Jim Ripple started Burda, Ramsey and Ramsey, first; their feet. Indianapolis ..010 000 Olx—2 10 AMERICAN LEAGUE the battle that wound up in a riot, immediately followed by fanning dan­ thought up that one. . . . Does any­ Scranton, N. D„ May 20.—Scran ton's gerous and immediately one want to start the bidding at 50 Halliday, second. Only a Mack could accomplish P. Page and Hartje; V. Page and 12 8 • .600 with about everyone remotely con­ Shot put—Porter, Halliday, first; feat like that. baseball team rang up the curtain oil Lewis. 13 9 .591 nected with both teams taking part, afterward picked Lippy cents? . .. the 1937 baseball season for the State off first. When Jim Brown singled to Fruits of game: War Admiral, who Dean Hart, Werner, second; Oyan, A good ball club manages itself," Cleveland 10 8 .556 Hubbell wasn't anywhere around. And Werner, third; Burgas, Dodge, says Mack, who doesn't curb his Line league with a 6 to 3 victory over 12 11 .522 where was Carl when the lights went open the ninth, Hubbell didn't bat an didn't do anything except win the Bowman in the season's inaugural. Foot Fault Rule to eyelash, but wound up the affair by Kentucky Derby and Preakness on fourth. Distance, 35 feet, 1 Inch. teams with a system or clutter them Other teams in the circuit are 9 10 .474 out? Why, down In the Giants' dug­ successive Saturdays, wasn't recog­ Discus—Burgas, Dodge, first; Doh- up with signs. Be Rigidly Enforced Washington 11 13 .458 out, as cool as a keg of beer, enjoying fanning Medwick and Mize, two of Rhame, Reeder, Hettinger and Buf­ Chicago . the tougher hitters in the league. nized by the crowd when taken from len, Werner, second; Porter, Halliday, "If a player likes to run, let him falo, S. D. Managers of the Scranton 9 12 .429 the show. the train at Belmont Park ... Jimmy third; Ramsey, Ralph, Killdeer, run, as long as he rambles in the New York, May 19—(/P)—The off! 8 13 .381 By his own explanation, Hubbell 1s Night baseball made its seasonal 1 nine are seeking games for May 30, debut in Cincinnati, with between Dykes, peppery manager of the White fourth. Distance 90 feet, 9 Inches. right direction. July 4 and other celebration dates. cially designated teams to represent paid to win ball games. And, since Sox, says the thing he has come to Javelin—Schroeder, Dodge, first; When pudgy Harry Kelley reported the United States and Australia in fist-throwing, in his opinion, doesn't 20,000 and 25,000 turning out to see fear most in life Is a bunt down the Burgas, Dodge, second; Maler, Kill to Mack after years In the Southern want you taking any of the young Davis Cup combat at Forest Hills come under the head of winning the Boston Bees down the Reds, 3 to deer, third; Porter, Halliday, fourth. 1, behind Lou Fette. third base line ... It turns out that Association, he asked the Old Man fellows with you." next week-end faced the prospect , he kept both his seat and swell looker on Sam Snead's arm was Distance, 123 feet, 6 inches, how he wanted him to pitch. Thursday of final workouts under his head when the Giants poured out Carleton Hurls Winner • Cissell was missing for two days The Philadelphia Athletics' Amer Mrs. Sam . . . Our foxpaw, as they Pitch to get them out," was all while the club was training in Mex­ the eyes of four foot fault judges. of their dugout to mix it. say on 49th street, and we hope we the instruction Kelley ever got. He's Officials agreed the rule should be Alter it was all over, he calmly re ican League lead was cut to a slim MAJOR LEAGUE ico City. He was very repentant when percentage margin as they were didn't get you in wrong at home, Sam done a splenid job. he returned to the fold, and started rigidly enforced when the three-day sumed his task of mowing the Cardi­ . . . Dick Bartell, breezing along at a LEADERS Cissell always had a world of abil­ play in the North American zone nals down and wound up with his trampled 9-0 by the to make Mack a promise. behind Tommy Bridges' five-hit .350 clip, is doing it with bats owned ity. The White Sox paid the Portland "There'll be no promises," asserted final begins May 29. aixtb straight victory of the season. by (1.88) . . . ouch! (By the Associated Press) Coasters $123,000 for him in 1928, but Mack. There followed a kindly lec­ The United States will rely upon flinging. The Phillies turned tables Looks like Hank Leiber is going to AMERICAN LEAGUE on the Pirates and came through with finally passed him on to the Cleve­ ture, during which the venerable two Callfornians, Don Budge, the stay "beaned" for a time, so the Gi­ Batting—Bell, Browns, .471; Cronin, land Indians, who slipped him to "the leader pointed out lnn