The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-29

Eiisabethite the pulling power Of tht
Guy w. Of league stars who will sinh
Simon Simon Pe,tkes into Bismarck turf. prob
Jennie Cse greatest single attraction Of
Olaf Larsture game here next Saturday
Trann p. six feet and some odd inches
Henry Ilgling satchel Paige. elongated
William star who has been burning up
Ate1anGe- all over the country in the
Theodo scade and who is ranked by
Clarence critics as one Of the greatest
S'emene ever to steam one over the
James 3; Slope Fans Keyed Up
lanes IAN rr,eh'..nce Satchel pitched for Bis
Alex Gawrygreat nine in 1888 and
Pearl Fedo1 q team Of American As
NaFkus Arm All-Stars in q wind-ur
Missouri Slope fans have
Nathan II. Mering just what satchel
Nsas Nor1Td do to q team OF the
Marrsret = sm.atest performers. satur-
John Kraacl. will give them fine op-
aens :; ~ to properly guage the ef-
Donald Mess Of the Pittsburgh Craw-
John Smith who has whitfield more than
Gchn =; oGIsters in 10 years.
~ ,urse. Satchel already has
his sterling merit against
Len league sluggers-when he won
Spencer after game on the Pacific
Jesse last winter against baseballers
Jesse Jess. he first water and particularly
Maven he bested Larry French Of the
John tsburgh Pirates and a gang Of
Emil g,lers in Los Angeles in observa-
1ndr,l Of "satchel Paige Day." But
Richal fans have been longing to watch
Cethschel throw 'em by the big boys
Csrii'i. with proper conditions prevail
George >xpect him to give q great ex-
x xs1snt,n | here.
1s" :" Quincy Troupe, giant and
Negro catcher who has play
Sem Wlgd Bismarck for the last two
~ stt Hoieor Perkins, who caught for
". D. Fan during the season just
andrew r. expected to catch satchel's
Joseph Nes.
Ralph Ines Of the boys who will make
Henry e All-star squad read like the
Nathiid,ole lineup for recent world
williar Foxx and Dickey Good
Kcnf NO Of the greatest hitters in the
Thj1ine head the list-Jimmy Foxx OF
!: tho Philadelphia Athletics who has
hit more than 40 home runs this
year to be second to only Lou Geh-
rig Of the New York Yankees in the
four-base department this season
and Bill Dickey. sterling catcher 81
the New York Yankees.
6atchel will have to pitch cautious
" when he faces the visiting out
fielders, for this group will include
such potent sluggers as Heinie Man
llsh Of the Washington Senator'S, one
Of the greatest hitters in the game
! for years: Ralph Kress, also Of the
! Senators; Bing Miller. of world series
: fame, and Cramer, both Of the Phila-
delphia Athletics.
Fans may expect to see plenty Of
neat infield play by the visitors and
the local aggregation must be eau.
tious on the bases, II and when on the
bags. In the All-Star infield will be
such sterling performers as Budd,
Myer. Washington Senator second.
sacker. and Eric McNair, Philadelphia
Athletic shortstop.
TO assist Dickey In the catching de.
partment will be Sewell Of the sena,
tors and Gabby Hartnett Of the Chi
caSo Cubs. lone National Lacquer t.
creep into the visitors array. Boil
4. 0re potent sluggers.
Pitchers Are Stellar
Il 0atchel expects to be the pitch
/. Ing lunainAry Of the day, he mus
bear down, for the opposing noun,
] staff will include such twirlers q
Rube Walberg Of the Boston Red 6ox
Monte Weaver and Thomas of tn
Warrington club and Dusty Rhode
lot the Boston American League club
THIS attraction should be evei
koatss than tn great contest |,