Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-07-03

WHITE S0X WIN SLOW
| GAME FROM new SALEM
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! OLD FASHIONED HIT AND RUN
GAME ExPoUNDED IN A
LOOSE CONTEST:
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Visiting Team Boots the Ball for a
Total Of Eleven Errors-Two Home
Runs Made.
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There was some kind of a celebra-
ton at the Ball park yesterday. AS
far as it can be learned it was the
celebration of the fact that the White
Sox have come into their own as
batters. In the eight innings they
singles, three doubles and one over
the fence. The New Salemites intro
duced three young men as pitchers in
all but each change only made mat
tiers worse.
From the spectators point of view the
game was rather a dubiiKe exhibition
to say the least, the visitors booting
the ball for the grand total of eleven
times while the best the White Sox
could do was only five. Stratton was
working we'll and did not let a man
walk in seven innings. With fair
support the nine hits he allowed would
have been halved. Tauer finished out
the last three frames, issuing one
walk and one little hit.
Blank, the first man to bat for New
Salem, leaned against the third ball |
thrown to him and it hit on the fence |
bouncing to the wrong side. In tine
sixth Burkhardt became peeved at
the way his batting average was going
and swung real hard This time the
right instead of the left field bound
airy was scorned. Prouty, Manager
Cayou's new second baseman, made
a hit with the local fans by his bust
nesslike conduct. getting two singles
a double and sacrifice out of six
times at bat, besides taking all
chances offered him without skip.
Little John" Relter and Stratton
also promulgated the pill to the fence
or two bases.
In the sixth inning the pressure
proved too neat for Fred Barber and
le was prevailed upon to let his
BROTHER throw few. James did him
;elf proud in the seventh, so proud,
n fact, that tie New Salem manage
nent withdrew him, fearing that he
would Overwork his arm, putting in Z
lis place harmless fellow by the
lame of Lappin, who finished up the
anne in blaze of glory, only letting
n two measly runs.
A Review Of the Slaughter.
First-Blank lands on a straight +
me, hitting left field fence and bounc- =
ng over. Lappin famed. Reynolds E
nocked an easy one along first base /;
inc and got life on Dryers error. q
Barber Whitfield and Stratton threw l.
thompson out at first. One hit, one :,
un.
Burkhardt boosts high one to CEN >
elfield, Palmer walked going to third
n Prouty's single to deep center, ,
nd scoring on Moran's bingle in the Z
anne place. PrOuty scored on when :,
.appin was showing the proper way h
D muff. big John" padded the at f.
1osphere and Kline secured a life u
'hen Olson dropped his high one to
e caught mapping off second. y
Three hits, three runs. y
Everyone was too tired to run !,
round in the second so they voted a q
eciprocity and rested. q
But in the third, after Bank had e
AIMED, Lappin slammed one way Il
bove Moran, went to second when ~
eynold shot little one to Stratton, n
t0le third and came home when :,
routy heaved it high to Little John" II
eynolds completed a circuit on g.
ingle to .centerfield by F. Barber, h
no was tagged off the half way sta +,
on -
In our half of the third Sherlock n,
Doted it mile, which act, combined =,
it'll frantic heave by Jim Barber, n
rought in three counts and thus the o,
aughter went on-three more in the nj
xth, two in the seventh and two in h.
e eighth. Stratton got tired in the os
Xth and let in three runs, but small hi
lings like that are too insignificant
mention. If they had made ten or
runs-s0metLing really worth no.
would be alright to tell
wv it was done, but measely three, be
ever. We
Following is the score as far as was op
'ssible to record it:
BISMARCK. aft
ALB. r. H. Pc. A. f. tic
CT. 6 l l 0 0 D
almer, If. -. 6 l l l 0 TIL
rOuty, 2b. -. 6 2 2 3 2 VIZ