Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-07-05

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That is what Bismarck did to the
cowboys from the western city in the
series of games extending from Satur-
day over to Monday.
One run was all Dickinson was able
to get in twenty-seven innings. The
first two of the games were shut outs,
10 to and to 0. The third game
was eight to 1.
In the first game, Blexrud pitched
for Bismarck and Norris for Dickinson.
Bismarck scored in the first inning, on
Perry's two Dagger, and safe ones by
Middleton and Brown. Another score
was added in the second, when Minor
drew a pass and scored on Blexrud's
two Dagger. In the seventh two more
were added to the score by Bismarck
and in the eighth six hits by Bismarck
netted as many runs. Dickinson was
unable to conn ct all through the
game.
In Sundays game, Middleton and
Howells were the opposing pitchers.
Howells pitched good ball, but ragged
support cost him his game Middleton
also pitched clean ball and again the
Dickinson boys were unable to con-
meet, while Bismarck chalked up three
runs.
Mondays game was the piece de
| resistance of the series and Dickinson
played with grim determination but
was unable to score more than once
while Bismarck got next to the tally
sheet eight times. Lefty Jones, the
colored pitcher imported by Dickinson
for the occasion was found for plenty
of bingles by Bismarck, while Blexrud
held the Dickinson players down to a
few scattered safeties. Bismarck
played nearly an errorless game, and
the local boys did themselves proud
all through the series. The story of
the Monday game follows:
First-McNeal hit to Minor and was
out at first. Hisey struck out. Ron
ish got to first on Caylors error, who
dropped Perry's throw: Sturgeon flew
out to Foster. Foster flew out to
Asol. Perry singled and stole Sec
ond. Middleton out Sturgeon to
Howell. Perry going to third. Perry
scored on passed ball. Caylor flew out
to left field.
Second-Ryan out Minor to Caylor.
HOwells struck out Benzie out to
Brown on a line drive. Brown out
Minor to Caylor. Murphy hit to
Sturgeon who fumbled the ball. Muir
ply out trying to steal second. Minor
struck out.
Third-Asol out on foul to Brown.
Jones struck out Mcneil struck out.
Mankie singled. Blexrud out pitcher
to first. Foster hit for two sacks, scor-
ing Mankie. Perry out to Ryan on a
line drive. Middleton singled scoring
Foster. Caylor singled. Brown flew
out to first.
Fourth-Hisey flew out to Foster
Ronish got base on balls. Sturgeon
hit to Brown forcing Ronish at second.
Sturgeon was put out between first and
second by Perry, Caylor and Minor.
Murphy out Sturgeon to Howells.
Minor out on line drive to Sturgeon.
Hankie struck out.
Fifth-Ryan out for interfering with
Blexrud who was trying to field Ryan S
foul fly. Howells out Mankie to Cay.
lor. Benzie out Blexrud to Caylor.
Blexrud struck out Foster hit for
two bases, and took third on a passed
ball Perry out MeNeal to Howells.
Foster scoring. Middleton hit for two
bases. Asol muffed Caylor's fly. Cay
lor taking second on the error. Mid.
dleton scoring. Brown flew out to
Howells.
Sixth-Asol out Blexrud to Caylor
Jones got two base hit. Mcneil for.
lowed with a two Dagger. Jones scor.
ing Hisey struck out. Ronish out
Hankie to Caylor. Murphy singled.
Minor out Jones to Howells. Hankie
struck out. Blexrud out on foul fly to
Ronish.
Seventh Sturgeon flew out to
Foster. Ryan few out to Murphy.
Howells struck out. Foster flew out
to left field. Perry singled. Middle.
ton singled. Caylor hit one that
bound under the carriages. Caylor
got to third on the hit. Perry. and
Middleton scoring. Brown out Nc.
Neil to Howells. Caylor out trying
to steal home, Howells to Honish.
| Eighth-Benzie struck out. Norris