The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-07-21
MINNEAPOLIS SETS
!: Up NEW RECORDS IN
Wild SECOND GAME
: Joe Hauser Collects Home Runs
Nos. 81, 81 and 80 in
Double Victory
INDIANAPOLIS KEEPS PACE
Vial Smith of Kansas City Blues
Scores Third Straight
Shutout Win
INDIANAPOLIS KEEPS PACE

CnlCagO, July It'-If}--LOu Clieli-
ETY." McKenna, the big record book
Oman for the American Association,
o'went to work on an overtime basis
nThursday all because of those rampag-
Sing Minneapolis Millers.
a Catching the innocent Louisville
nColonels unawares on a bilstering hot
day with the mercury standing at l02
degrees, the MillerS walloped them Is
70 IL in the first game of double
header and then loaded their bats
With dynamite TO blow them apart. Is
to 3, in the nightcap, which resulted
in several new league records.
VI This is what the MillerS did in that
wild second game;
Cracked out 80 hits, beating the old
record established at 81 by Louisville
against Columbus in 1926.
Equaled the scoring record of Is
rer,lnS set by the same Louisville Col
fe,nels against st. Paul In 1924.
vi Established record for manfor-
IMAM hitting with every Miller bagging
Two or more hits.
" Broke the record for most runs In
toa double header with 40,
in Made Deberry Of the Colonies the
,irrost miserable relief pitcher in Amer
can Association history by nicking
lim for Is hits in 2/3 innings with
phut help.
rel The hitting splurge, which saw Joe
Ariauser collect home runs Nos. 81. 80
lind. 80 in two games, also established
record for team batting average
grnting. Before Wednesdays double
ag,eader, the Millers were collectively
Qy,f
<oinnes at bat In the twin bill sent
Their seasons average booming six
Joints to .296. The sill batting aver
m.ge for the day also was a record.
laHauser. Cohen and Harris each got
i've hits in the second game. Harris
thriving in eight runs or one short OF
he record established last Sunday by
lesiullic of Milwaukee.
pc Hit records are all the Millers did
ticet for their heavy cannonading. In
annapolis stayed right in the flag
ace by defeating st. Paul twice, to
Gu and to T. remaining in second
Stlace four games behind the pace
fehtters. Milwaukee and Columbus
anroke even on the hot day, the Brew
IRIS winning the first game, to and
Columbus taking the second, 9 to s.
The pitching gem of the day was
grurned in by Hal Smith Of the Kan
Inas. City Blues Smith scored his
+r;aird straight shut-out by banking
oledo, Z to 0. He allowed but three
its. Scores by innings:
pc.
he Wins Another Shutout
Kansas City-Hal Smith turned in
u is third consecutive shutout in
Uritching Kansas City to a 7-to-0 VIC
COPY over Toledo.
Toledo .......... 900 900 1000 3
firansas City 80. 900 900 50x-7 8
col Winegarner, Twogood and Pytlak;
+.,mith and Snyder.
Indians Make 1t Four
to st. Paul-Indianapolis made it four
VIII row over st. Paul by taking a
,.puble- header. 6 to l and 6 to 4.
First game
Indianapolis ..... PA 002 Ooo-6 10 2
TIT. Paul ........ .00l 600 0OO-l
wknner.
ses Second game
Indianapolis 49,. oil 900 Obs II ]
!. Paul ........ 100 01O O20-4 II
NCooney, Thomas. Logan and Ang-
T., Y; Strelecki, Giuliani and Fenner.
- Miilers on Hit Rampage
staMinneapolis--M Minneapolis scored AZ
OF ms in defeating Louisville in dou-
...e-header, Is to IL and Is to 3.
oo' First game
daouisville ...... lo2 900 44O-ll Is
inneapolis =. OBJ 244 l0x-l5 Is
D'Marcum. Deberry, Penner anc
schea; Petty. Ryan and Griffin.
Second game
r Fl I
me3uisville . 900 002 100 3 IL
sadnneapolis -. .O06 1872 25x--25 80
Sharpe, wilkinson. Deberry anc
ickSon: Benton and Richards.
we Brewers, Birds Split
ad Observation-Disclosures and Colum
IS split up a double-header, MilWau
on e taking the first, to 4, and Co
tulmbus the second, 9 to 6.
First game
r II
uplumbus ...... 200 o01 O3o--4 8
milwaukee ...... .203 600 02x-7
cash, Parmalee, Wysong and Sprinz
I'LL, Stiely and Young.
uu Second game
jolt r H
1waukee ...... 100 600 140-6 10
Arabowski, Blake, Weinert ant
iorsaly: Sprinz: Knott, Kessenich
lestely and Crouch.