Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-05-11
MANDAN'S BALL. |, TEAM 4! !,
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NOTHING 70 IT BUT co. A FROM
THE START TO THE
FINISH.
Bismarckers Are Sure Comers-6ame
Scheduled for Washburn TOT No~'
Sunday Afternoon.


Bismarck Sunday afternoon, thirsting
for gore. betting three to one, and ex-
pecting to wallop Company A until
all Bismarck would be praying TOR
rain in the fourth inning. But, alas
for vein and evanescent hopes, 1t was
not so. They dined on crow, and after
the first two innings their purses
we're as tight as their boasts were
nil. q
Mandan went to bat in the first In
ming and the first three men up toss
ed the sphere into the hands OF the
Bismarck infield, and didn't make
mark on the chalk line.
Bismarck came in with Livermore
to bat. He hit the 500 roundhouse
for one base, and while Hurst got
to first on q bunt, went to third: Orr
came II, and sent another message
to the roundhouse that brough Liver
mere and Hurst home and landed him
on first. Edwards tried left field
again, but this time he was there and
Edwards retired. Vandever tried
Moran in the infield but that gentle
man had mucilage on his glove, COB
bled it and then put Orr out at Sec
ond on a double play.
In the second inning, Mandan's first
man, Dorfler, poled the left field, but
Livermore saw him first and he went
to the bench. The next man caught
Mccormick star gazing at center and
made first. Dangren walked and An
derson came to bat. Bandy got mr.
vols on second and went home by
way of first. Anderson got to first
on an infield hit. McGillic came to
bat and Dalgren and Anderson got
on second and third, but McGtllic
tanned Longboat pulled in one for
Bismarck this inning. il -, -. .sr &.
. In the third ,Dorfler made a three
Dagger with two men on bases, and
Mandan shouted for a minute, but
Larson came to the rescue and famed
the, third man.. Bismarck came up
with blood in, their eyes and Hurst
went home on a two Dagger by Ed
wards; while aVandever. let Orr In 'on
q pretty: sacrifice. aE Edwards got to
third and things began TO look black
for, the little, suburb across the Mud
dy when Longboat hit the air three
time and gave Mandan another
In the fourth Mandan got two runs;
Saunders making a three Dagger on.
hit to right field that dazzled Cush-
ing and brought Anderson in, walking
home on tas past ball When Bismarck
came in Larson got in while Mandan'a
nrst basemanswas trying to claw holes:
in the air. @~:~s - -. 49, - - ~
In the nth neither. side scored. In.
the tixtha Bismarck added Two; hut!
Mandan< missed their chance \ with
three men on bases and. the mighty
Dorfler to bat. Twice he struck the
air and the third time sent q Gentle
Annie tip up in front iof the plate
that Edwards gathered fondly in, and
with loud curses Mandan retired.
Bismarck's two scores were made on
;on fumbles ty the Mandan catcher:
and first 'baseman, and q burning
grounder by, Hurst that was too much
for the ~Mandan third sacker. -
!; In the Seventh IMandan got one on.
third, but pretty double play by
Orr and Longboat blasted their.
hopes. tVandeyer brought I'm i Scou-
pie for Bismarck on q three Dagger.
In the eighth Mandan picked up
two scores, and Bismarck rested, and
in the ninth Mandan retired sine score
as it were. Final score, Bismarck 10;
Mandan 6. 80 /: ,..- l...+.,A -, ,
:. OF course there were plenty of err
rors, but the work was very promis-
ing for a beginning. Bismarck has an
infield that is going to make loud
noise with littlt practice, and the out
field will 60 along after a little prac-
tice and also get used to the sun. Me-
Cormick, Gushing and Livermore
each %picked one out CT the clouds at
a critical moment. g.. .,...,.se
Larson promises well in the box
and Edwards c1ings to them behind
the bat like LIE Pages. ( ..-r.[..
! Umpires-Hutchinson and Kennel
ly. ....',-. -, " <..#
Batteries = Bismarck, Larson and
Edwards; Mandan, Saunders and
Bandy; johnson and Fuller,
The Bismarck team have arranged
for 2 date with Washburn next Sun
day, A special train will be hired, for
the trip and 1t will be necessary to
guarantee fifty fares for the trip.
The managers Of the Company A
team will make canvass of the fans
this week and try to secure enough
promises to attend the make the trip
. go. & ss.5 " q.
! INDIANS ARE WINNERS. '. =
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