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Bismarck and Fargo High Athletes Tie for State Championship 8 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY,JUNE 5,1933 Bismarck and Fargo High Athletes Tie for State Championship WADE GREEN WINDS JAMESTOWN WALLOPS BISMARCK 14 TO 8 IN WILD GAME IIP US PREP CAREER OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Ahern 14FREE PASSES TO Chicago Professional Cracks Par To Win Open Golf Title IN BLAZE OF GLORY \f ANYBODY ASKS ME.IU. SAY St. Paul HP AN OAK J*T!tS2L # YOU PE AS SQUIRREUYAS oFPTW/CT TMgT FIRST CHALKED UP; AROUND,RIG6ED $ Mrs. Whitney Jimmy Foulis, Not Good Enough in Half-Mile Ahead of FOREST?—GOING /nfA-Art-W SWELLED-UP* Tumbles Twice Finishes # UP IN SEA TOeS, BECAUSE YOU ARB K ( ARTICHOKE/ 11MISPLAYSMADE For National Open, De- Fargoan to Bring About THINKING OF RENTING A BOAT FOR I M ME BE A feats Big Stars Deadlock if you were going J sput-t- chest fulu r A CAMEL/I SUPPOSE YOU'D <. OH BOTHER-1 (OF MEDALS Lefty Klein Walks Seven Men St. Paul, Minn., June 5.—(AP)—» YOURSELF UP LIKE AN ARAB /SY —WHY / V During Period of Extreme Jimmy Foulis, descendant of one or BEHAN CRACKS 880 RECORD AND ARGUE great golf E THAT REGALIA OFF, <P ITT oNU< A Wildness Scotland’s family of SO SILLY YOU DONT ] WITH I teachers, wasn’t quite good enough rBE Aq tfT. L0 OS& to qualify for the big 1933 national THAN WOMAN / 7H BUTTON TO y Sanders Beats Mohall Flash in W ANYMORE ABOUT BOATS J f open show but he had $1,500 in his Heart-Breaking in SIX PITCHERS ARE CALLED pocket Monday and about that much Duel satisfaction. Mile Run Competing against many of the Bismarck Will Play Fort Lincoln important contenders for this year's Bummer?— national open crown, including five cup Green, Capital City runner, Wednesday Afternoon in members of America’s Ryder Wade team, the silent Chicago; pro kept finished his high school athletic ca- Next Game his head down and sailed in with a reer in a blaze of glory at Hughes pax*-smashing 72-hole total of 283 field here Saturday afternoon as Bis- shots to win the $5,000 St. Paul open semi-professional Keller marck and Fargo tied for the state Jamestown’s base- championship at course here ball team walloped the Bismarck Sunday. championship in the first annual His card beat George Von Elm of North Dakota state track and field American Legion nine 14 to 8 in a wild game county city Los Angeles, golf’s famous business meet. at the Stutsman by Sunday afternoon. man, three strokes and Captain To keep Bismarck in the running M Walter Hagen of the Ryder cup the last event, Green entered the Fourteen free passes to first base In by the six pitcners, three squad by five. His rounds were 70- 880-yard dash and finished second were issued 72-69-72. for each team. ahead of Kenneth Phillips of Fargo Von Elm struck right with Foulis to two teams in a dead- Lefty Klein, Bismarck portsider, throw the particularly wild, sending through 36 holes. But Sunday Foulis lock for top honors of the day. was seven opened attack with three men to the initial sack free of his a 69, Bismarck and Fargo each scored 29 shots better than par, and breezed points only point charge. and Mohall was one committed, eight in with a perfect 72. third honors. Eleven errors were behind for by Capital City by Von Elm, on the game that once Only during the the club and three one record fell the victors. beat Bobby Jones at Baltusrol in day. Dwight Behan of Mohall ran 1926, turned in cards of 70-72-71-73, 880-yard Klein started in the box for Bis- the dash in 2 minutes 3.8 marck but, after allowing five Hagen, third place winner at 288, eclipse min- hits in seconds to the mark of 2 innings, by Smiley also impressed the gallery with his by Mike Mueller three was relieved 13th 36 utes 4.8 seconds set Simle, who worked for two frames. game. Tied for after holes, of for deaf in ~ AND QAiPTAtN he range romp in the state school the I® 1933 BY NtjTsCnVtCE. INK \ \ , Klein returned to the mound in the found the to with 1923. sixth to hurl two more cantos and •69-71 Sunday. Paul Runyan, fresh- Sanders Wins Mile Bob McCamey finished the game in Mrs. John Hay Whitney, society woman, comes right back for more man member of the Ryder cup team, Beaten by Paul Sanders of New City. after coming a-cropper twice at the Devon horse show, Phila- won a fourth place tie with Harry the box for the Capital near Cooper, Rockford in a heart-breaking mile A. Hancock, Lefty Brown and Fer- delphia. Here is the noted horsewoman as she was thrown at a Chicago; star, with a 70-72 Yank Pitching Proves Poison to for run, Behan came back with a ven- gus pitched for the victors, Brown jump. A second similar fall failed to keep her out of the entries. finish 289. geance in the half-mile event. allowing but one bingle in four inn- Olin Dutra of Los Angeles, nation- Five men finished the mile run in ings. secured but seven al professional champion, got 292. Unfortunate Clubs in American Bismarck Ed Dudley Del., time under 4 minutes 50 seconds. hits. of Wilmington, the Banders took the lead at the start The three Capital City moundsmen INDIANAPOLIS NINE SOARS INTO fourth Ryder cup player in the com- petition, got 294, while Leo Diegcl, and only once did Behan succeed in 46 Athletic Batsmen Are Struck were touched for 12 hits, including getting ahead of him —in the third by the fifth, fell far back with 303. COUNTRY’S LEADING GOLFERS home runs F. Shauer, A. Hancock IN White, lap—but not for long. Phillips of Out in Four Games Over and C. Hancock. SECOND PUCE ASSOCIATION Neil University of South- Fargo was third and William Feiler Bismarck will play its next game ern California sophomore, was the leading amateur, with 296. of Gladstone fourth. Despite his ex- PREPARE FOR NATIONALOPEN Week-End here at 3:30 o’clock Wednesday after- Milwaukee, 9 to 2, but the 6 o’clock He will exceptional time. Captain Marvin noon, playing Fort Lincoln at the Millers Are Dumped Into Third Sunday closing law in the Hoosier ( compete in the national open. Welliver of Bismarck finished in fifth city baseball park as a Lions conven- capitol halted the second game with cago Monday to warm up for the Position By Pace-Setting place out of the money. Trek to Chicago to Warm Up BY HUGH S. FULLERTON, JR. tion feature. the score tied at 3-all. points was national open championship tourna- Sunday's game: safely New Rockford with 13 (Associated Sports Writer) Box score of Red Birds Ray Radcliffe of St. Paul hit fourth Cariyington with 11 was For Famed Tournament ment which opens at the North Press Bismarck (8) AB R K PO A E straight games. and Shore Country in his 24th and 25th fifth. Other team scores were as fol- club Thursday. It appears to be the misfortune of B.e Mohn, If 2 0 0 0 0 0 His hitting failed to keep St. Paul This Week-End Of the of 151 players which Coleharbor 9; Milnor 7; Un- field more than one good ball club this N.N Kitchen, ss-2nd.. 5 0 0 3 1 2 Chicago, June s.—(AP)—Pegging from taking two beatings from To- lows: will start out in an effort to shake derwood 5; Ashley 4; Brunstad 3; season be the league McCamey, 2nd-ss-p. 4 1 1 3 3 3 along attracting much at- ledo, 11 to 9, and 6 to 3. Chicago, Gene Sarazen loose from the title, to in same with a without ~ptandin<£ 2; Carpio, and Stan- June 5.—(/P) —The coun- ® Becker, City snapped of it long Hazen Gladstone already the New York Yankees they H. rf 2 1 1 1 1 0 ttention, the Indianapolis Indians Kansas out each. try’s more famous golfers and some many were in Chicago or once G. Schwartz, 3rd-rf.. 3 2 0 0 3 0 (enough to hand Louisville two de- ton. 1 nearby. Craig Wood, Deal, J., have popped up as a possibility to AMERICAN LEAGUE the loser in the only with hopes of becoming famous the N. couldn’t keep up with the slugging £ Brown, cf 2 1 0 1 0 10 to 4, and 4 to 3. Bismarck was professional, got D. 2^break up the Columbus Red Birds’ feats, W L Pet. day. Gus Schlickenmayer end of this week, moved on to Chi- in some practice of the present world champions, and q by innings: upset of the Sunday G. Goetz, Ist 3 1 2 9 0 0 £threat to make a runaway of the Scores New York 29 13 .690 Bismarck, who two weeks ago threw and picked up $l,lOO by win- now they are finding the Yanks ar- Hyland, c 4 2 2 5 1 Hens Beat Saints Twice Washington 27 19 .587 of ning placing sS. 0/American Association pennant race. feet, failed to one event and second in ray of pitchers sheer “poison.” £ p-lf First Game Cleveland 26 21 .553 the javelin over 173 L. Klein, 4 0 1 0 0 0 The Indians Monday were in sec- Chicago event, won another in a driving and approach Philadelphia’s Athletics got a taste -j R HE I 23 20 .535 qualify in this which was 4 minutes 42.5 seconds.
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