Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-07-29
MOOSE beat
MAENNERCH0R
People We're Given 4 Lively
Exhibition Of National
Game
Grand Stand Packed When
Moose Team Defeats
The Germans


Moose baseball team walloped the
German Singing society Sunday after
loon by the score of IL to 3. One OF
the largest crows ever gathered at q
game was assembled at the ball park
and witnessed the contest.
The Moose paraded to the diamond
shortly before 3 o'clock headed by
the Peck and Peterson's ragtime band.
hey presented al attractive appear.
nee in their uniforms, which includ-
ed white overaiis, black caps and red
bandanna handkerchiefs. The band
played excellently and rendered sew.
eral selections between innings, when
excitement was at fever heat. Link
Cell of Hazelton otriciated as assis-
tant bass drummer.
The features of the game were Doc.
tor Roan's umpiring, Horner's strik'
ing out eleven opposing batsmen In
five innings, and Rossen's home run
on four errors without the ball leav,
ing the diamond. This latter spec
tacular feature occurred in the sixth
inning. e.
franz Paris had a pat and mitt
that he has used in Burnt Creek town.
ship for the past % years. The Moose
are e~ndeavoring to secure them for
trophies for their lodge club rooms.
Gerling is an old Hoosier bush
Lacquer, Spike" Thayer, who covered
first sack for the Moose, is a typical
Old Fan and enjoyed every minute he
was in the game. Other notable mem
bers OF the victorious aggregation
were Winch Batter, pills" Kohl
and Hungry" Thomas.
Slim arsons of the MaennerchOr
might have hit the ball il he had used
a telephone pole for a bat. Belk
scored the only three runs the Ger
mans tailed. Louis Best raped out
two singles out of the first two times
at bat. Other members OF both teams
covered themselves with glory-as
we'll as with dust and perspiration.
Manager Mccormick and Captain
Fisher of the Moose team are well sat
isied with the work done by their
proteges. The Moose spent the past
week in diligent practice which mani
tested itself plainly all through the
play. Manager Ryan of MaennerchOr
Is wearing a determined expression.
He still believes the Maennerchor can
round up the Bull Moose herd, and
Is going to try to work his players
into better condition for another game
in the near future.
The game in reality was one of the
most interesting hit and run matches
that hnc hnnp cnnp In pfor1oraL fnr
some time. 1t is probable that Maen>
nerchor may try to secure revenge at
a later date. The story Of the game
in detail is as follows:
First Inning.
MAENNERCHOR-Belk out, Batter
to Thayer. Horner famed. Quilting
popped to Carley. No rum
MOOSE-Koll safe on Graham's r,
ror and stole second. Batter doubled,
scoring Kohl. Batter stole third.
Thayer whitfield. Carley hit by pitch
er and pilfered second. Fortune sin
gled, scoring Batter. Thomas laced
out a double scoring Carley. Rossen
famed. Paris struck out. Three runs.
Second Inning.
MAENNERCHOR = DAVIS famed,
Batter dropping the third strike but
catching the runner at first. Stack
house hit by pitcher. Graham sacri-
feed, but safe on a tielder's choice,
Stackhouse being tagged cut at Sec
ond. Ryan walked. Parsons swung
at three wide ones. No runs.
MOOSE-Fisher singled. Kohl a
rifced. but safe at first when Fisher
was caught at second. Kohl pilfered
second and stole third. Batter singled
scoring Kohl. Thayer safe when Par,
sons dropped his high fly into the left
garden, Batter going to third and
Thayer going to second. Carley sin
gled scoring Batter and Trayer. Car.
ley caught at second. Fortune reached
first on Horner's error and second on
misplay by Quilting. Thomas famed.
Three runs.
Third Inning.
MAENNERCHOR - Selander dOu,
bled. Belk walked. Selander caught
attempting to steal third. Horner safe
on Fortunes error. Quilting sacrific-
ed. Belk scored on passed ball. Davis
walked. Stackhouse out to Thayer un'
assisted. One rum.
MOOSE - Rossen famed. Paris
struck out. Fisher whitfield, but reach
ed first when Belk mufied the third
strike. Fisher caught trying to steal
second. No runs.
Fourth Inning.
Observation-Disclosures famed.
Best singled, Best out, run down be-
tween first and second by Thayer and
Kohl. Parsons struck out. No runs.
MOOSE-Koll doubled, and took
third on Batzer's sacrifice. Belk let the
third strike on Thayer 60 by him,
and Thayer safe, Kohl scoring. Thay-
er took second on Best's error. Carley
and Fortune struck out. One run.
Fifth Inning.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hit by
pitcher. Belk singled. Horner sacrific-
ed, but safe at first, selander being
nabbed at third. Quilting sacrificed,
Belk scoring. Davis walked. Horner
tried to steal home and was run down
between Batzer and Fortune. One
run.
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