Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-05-15
BISMARCK TAKES FIRST
GAME FROM new SALEM
esMlLE LEAUGE WAS OPENED UNDER AusPIcIoUs c'RcuM-
STANCE At SALEM SUNDAY AFTERNooN-LocAL TEAM
WON BY A SCORE 2. WORK OF OPPOSING PITCHERS
WAS FEATURE GAME, THEY WILL MEET HERE AGAIN


ball, filling the bases. Barber pulled
himself out OF the hole however by
tanning Woodmansee. No runs.
New Salem Reaches First Base.
S. Carley knocked grounder to
Moran, who should have thrown him
out at first but instead threw wild to
Edwards, who could not recover him
self in time to touch first. He ad
vanced to second on A. Carley's err
ror. Sherlock went out on a high
foul to Ritter. Thompson famed and
J. Barber followed in his footsteps
No runs.
Fifth Inning-Tower was first up
and struck out. Moran smashed out
a two.bagger but was caught in an
attempt to purloin third. Orr was
chalked up with strike-out. No
runs. Olson walked. Cent? knocked
a grounder to Orr, who fumbled, al
lowing Olson to reach second and
Cent? to land on first. Behrbaum
famed and Schultze did the same. F.
Barber popped high one to Edwards
retiring the side. No runs.
Bismarck Gets Two More.
Sixth lnning-Edwards raped out
a grounder but Behrbaum muffed the
throw to first and Eddie was safe.
He reached second on a wild pitch
and stole third. Ritter knocked hot
one to Sherlock, who made an error,
allowing Edwards to score and Rit
ter to take second. He reached third
when Sherlock failed to head him off
and scored on wild throw to the
catcher. A. Carley knocked a high
foul which was pickings for J. Bar.
Der, and Kaiser and Brown famed
Two runs.
S. Carley reached second when
Brown missed fly into cetner, but
was out on a double play when Sher
lock drove grounder to Moran
who threw it to Edwards at first, who
caught Carley at second. No runs.
Four More Fan.
Seventh Inning WoOdmansee
reached first when he knocked out a
grounder and Behrbaum missed the
throw to first, but was caught while
trying to steal second. Tower famed
and Moran followed suit. No runs
Bauer relieved Brown at center field
J. Barber famed. Olson whitfield
and Cent? knocked a liner to Orr
No runs.
The Bloody Eighth.
Eighth lnning-Orr was safe a,
first on Behrbaum's error. He ad
vanced to third when S. Carley
muffed Edwards drive to center. Ed
wards stole second. Ritter struck out
A. Carley sent pop up into the right
garden but Cent? dropped it, and Orr
and Edwards scored. Carley stole
second and also swiped third. Kaiser
knocked high foul which F. Barber
speared. Two out. Bauer raped out
a fast single, scoring Carley. Bauer
stole second and advanced to third
when Woodmansee reached first on
another error by Behrbaum. Wood.
mansee stole second. Bauer scored
on a wild pitch and Woodmansee tai
lied on another wild throw back to
the home plate. Tower walked and
stole second. Moran lined out clean
single and reached second while an
unsuccessful effort was being made
to head Tower off at the plate, TAX
ing third on a wild pitch. Orr walked
and stole second Edwards sent a
liner to Schultze, who lost it, and
Moran and Orr came home, Orr for
the second time in the same inning.
Edwards died at second when Ritter
flew out to Olson. Eight runs.
New Salem Scores Two.
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three balls on him hammered out a
single. Schultze followed suit and
the bases were filled when Barber
also singled. S. Carley smashed out
two.bagger scoring Behrbaum and
Schultze. This ended New Salem's
slugfest however, for Sherlock flew
out to A. Carley. Thompson famed
and ]. Barber sent high pop-up
within Ritter's reach. Two runs.
Rain Ends Fun.
Ninth 1nning-A. Carley Sent slow
grounder to Behrbaum, who fumbled
it. Thompson picked it up and
touched Carley out. Kaiser whitfield
again. Bauer raped out another
single and stole second and third.
Woodmansee retired the side when
he famed. No runs.
It commenced to rain when New
Salem went to bat and Tower ended
the game very suddenly. Olson and
Cent? bit on Towers curves and lost
further interest in the game. Behr-
baum drew a free pass and went to
third when Moran threw wide to Ed
wards on Schultze's liner. F. Bar
Der went out, A. Carley to Edwards.
No. runs.
The Score in Detail.
Bismarck:
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