Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-07-19
LADIES BALL team
Wins FROM BISMARCK
GAME ON LOCAL
DIAMOND SUNDAY AFTER
NOON.
Sixth Inning Proved Disastrous for
Bismarck Nine, as Ladies Ran in Six
Scores After Two Men Were Out.

ne last HOPKINS BiOlneFS laUleS
baseball team OF Des Moines. Iowa,
defeated the Bismarck picked nine
Sunday afternoon by score OF I to
5. The game was rerlete with err.
rors, but was interesting from the
spectators point Of view, as the re-
suit was in doubt until the last man
had swatted vainly three times at
the elusive pellet.
The game was fast and furious, and
but for one or two innings, when err
rors permitted considerable scoring
was clean, snappy little contest.
Bismarck scored three times in the
first inning, and twice more in the
fifth. During the same five innings
the visitors failed to cross the pan
even once. And then the balloon
went up. 1t went up 50 high that
when it came down it had snow on
it.
The Massacre.
Here is the story OF the fatal sixth.
Dunbar famed. The next batter up
was out, Cane to Woodnansee. Thei,
Cane grew charitable. and passed
the next lady. Hull doubled. and Cane
tossed the succeeding sticker four
high ones, filing the bases. "Cyclone
Ben" Reeves was next up. He sent a
fast liner to Orr who fumbled. This
error practically cost the game, as it
would have been an easy out had Orr
accepted the chance. Two runs were
scored off the error. Hattie Knoll. the
star short stop, bingled safely over
third, and filled the bases again.
Manager Wilkinson was next up and
smashed out a triple. scoring three
more runs. Ada Ryan doubled. scor-
ing Wilkinson. Dunbar. who made
the first out of the inning. was up
again, ald for the second time in the
inning failed to connect with the
sphere on three successive attempts,
thereby retiring the side.
In the eighth inning the ladies
scored one more, and that run was
made after two were down. With
two out, Hattie Knoll singled, and
Wilkinson singled. Hattie advanced
to third on Woodmansee's error. The
Bismarck boys prepared to take a
few minutes siesta, and while they
were mapping Hattie stole home. Ada
Ryan famed, retiring the side.
Bismarek's Scores.
Ada Ryan was sent in to twirl for
the visitors nthe first inning. The
boys took a great fancy to her curves
and landed on her for three successive
doubles. When the smoke. had cleared
away, three capital city runners had
crossed the plate. Dunbar replaced
Ada Ryan on the rubber and retired
the side in quick order.
Not hit was made off Dunbar until
the fifth, when Cane raped out a
lively bingle. An error by May Fay
on second scored Cane and let Mock
Ter reach third. German found Dun
bar for a pretty double, scoring Mock
Ter. Next man famed, and the side
was retired,
Feature Plays.
There were several good plays made
that were thrilling to the spectators.
In the first half of the third inning,
with three of the girls on bases. and
two out, Dunbar drove a high fly to
deep left. Wattan made a spectacu-
lar catch, thereby preventing three
runs for the visitors.
In the fourth inning Bismarck
pulled off fast double play, German
to Orr to Woodmansee, which helped
some for the time being.
Hulrs base running for the visitors
was classy, though Reeves. who Off
ciated behind the mask for the visi-
tors. had the hoodoo sign on pros.
pective base stealers of the capital
city nine.
Dunbar did some good work for the
Hopkins Brothers team on the rubber
IN the second, third and fourth in
lings he famed seven out of ten men
Up. In the third and eighth innings
le famed three men each time.
Cane, who pitched for Bismarck, al
70 pitched good ball. In the six in
lings he pitched he allowed only three
tits and two bases on balls, and
AIMED large number of his oppon- |!
nts. Had he received better sup
ort, the score would have been dis
inctly in his favor. He was replaced I
n the seventh by Durham, who &C.
uitted himself creditably during the
emainder of the game.
The ladies left Monday for New
alem, where they played yesterday
fter1oon, and there will go to Dick
lson and Richardton.
The Lineup.
Bismarck Ladies' Team.
ane, Durham p. A. Ryan, Dunbar
Villains c.. Reeves
'oodmansie LIST Carrie Nation
RI End May Fay
ockler SIS. Hattie Knoll
Bird Hull
)rdan r.f. Wilkinson
Urban, Cane CT. Ella Kennedy
'attem If. Dunbar, A. Ryan
IJmDire CavOu: scorer Lewis: |