The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-20
Kansas City Blues
Beaten by Saints
Two Times in Row
BingIe in Seventh inning Robs
Van Alta, Apostle Twirler,
of No.hit Game

Citys batsmen will be tickled silly
when st. Paul and its pitchers get
out of town.
Bryan Harriss became one of the
American Associations pitching i'm
mortals Wednesday by pitching no.
hit no-run game at the expense of
the Blues, and Thursday young Russ
Van Alta was cheated of the same
glory when Pat Collins knocked out
double in the eighth inning for the
only Kansas City hit.
Van Alta and the Saints defeated
the Blues, 5 to 1, and for seven and
two-thirds innings, it looked like a
second no-hit accomplishment in two
days. But Old Lady Luck figured
that she was overdue somewhere else,
and Collins got his double with a
man on, to give the Blues their only
run.
Indianapolis strengthened its hold
on first place by defeating Toledo. 4
to 0, while Columbus and Minneap-
oils were losing. Bill Burwell gave
the Mudhens eight hits, but kept
them apart and was helped along by
two double plays. Howard Craghead
also gave up eight hits, but they
came in run-making punches.
Columbus drive toward the lead
was checked, 8 to 0, by Louisville and
Phil Weinert's southpawing. He
gave the Red Birds only seven hits,
struck out six, and received flawless
support. The Colonies clipped AL
GrabowSki and Miller for IA hits, in
GLIDING homers by Mervyn Shea and
Les Bell, a triple by Bell, and doubles
by Jose Olivaries, Weis and Freddie
Mcguire.
Milwaukee and Minneapolis staged
a big afternoon Of hitting and errors
with the Brewers finally escaping
with a Is to IA decision. The Millers
got 20 hits and made four errors
while the Brewers made II blows and
won In spite of six fielding misplays
Joe Mowry, Minneapolis outfielder
continued his sensational hitting with
two home runs and a pair of singles
Dutch Hoffman got a pair Of doubles
and two singles for the Brewers.
C0lonels Blank Columbus
Columbus-LouiSville defeated Col
umbus 8 to 0 in the opening game OF
the final series Of the present home
stand. It was the second shutout re-
ceived by Columbus this season.
Louisville. no oo2 22o-s IA {
Columbus. 600 600 600 7 Z
Weinert. and Shea; Grabowski
Miller and Hill, and Rensa.
Saints Win Again
Kansas City-KanSas City, which
went hitlesS because of the pitching
mastery Of Slim Harriss Thursday, OBJ
tanned only one hit off Van Alta, and
st. Paul made it two out of three BY
winning, to /.
It looked like another no hit per.
Torrance when the Blues went to bal
in the eighth after 16 scoreless anC
hitlesS innings, but with two out
Catcher Collins doubled to score Kelly
who walked.
Van Alta had good control, issuine
only two passes and forcing the Blues
to repeatedly hit pop flies to the in.
field. Jefferies connected for two
home runs.
Kansas City 600 600 Ol0-l / !:
Van Alta, and Fenner; Carson, Col.
Inns.
Brewers Win Slugfest
Observation-Disclosures won q Wile
hitting and ragged fielding contes
from the Millers, IS to IA. The Brew
ers were guilty Of six errors and tn
home club Of four.
r H ]
Milwaukee. 022 $50 200-l5 II
Minneapolis 212 204 003-l4 20 !.
Knott, Stiles, Hillin and Braxtou
and Bool; vandenberg, Benton, VII
son, Br1llheart and Day, and Griffin
Indians Beat Hens
! Toledo-The league leading In