Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1913-07-03
GAMES PLAYED YESTERDAY.

dAMES fLA1ED 1EoIEhDal,
AT LANGDON-
Afternoon Game-Langdon s, Wales 0
Evening Game-Game postponed by rain.
Wales we're the visiting team to play
on the Langdon grounds yesterday, but
only one game of the double header was
the game in the afternoon, the evening
game having to be postponed owing to
rain. Drnry pitched Langdon's game
and that the Wales boys found him hard
to hit is shown by the score of 8 to 0.
Wales is playing in hard luck but are a
game lot of ball tossers and though out
classed all round made several brave
rallys to pull the game out of the sue
%cession OF goose eggs that we're chalked
up on the score board in each of the
nine innings.
The Cannuck ball team from Now
bray, Man, defeated the Hannah nine
at the Snowflake picnic last week
Score II to -.
Austin and Byron are two newly or
ganized baseball teams west of Hannah.
Their latest reported achievement is a
game with a score of IA to 0, in which
Austin scored everything, except the
goose eggs.
Milton Reed and Carl Boyer of the
Langdon league ball team were drafted
by Manager Pete Antony of Munich to,
strengthen the line up OF his infield in
an exhibition game played at Crystal
City, Manitoba, last week,
Langdon and Wales have two games
called on account Of rain to play off be-
fore the season closes. Both are the
evening end of a double. header, one
scheduled here for yesterday and the
other at Wales on Sunday the 22nd.
Harry j. Hinck, clerk at the Columbia
hotel some three years ago and who
since leaving here for Devils Lake has
got married, dabbled some in city and
county politics and also acquired an
abstracting business, is now noted as
being manager of the base ball team
over at ths Satanic City.
Gallo, a 500 town in the southwestern
corner of this county, has a ball team
that has continued to ginger up right
along since the season opened. Most of
their games have been played with
teams from towns in Ramsey and Tow.
ner counties and it is noted that a week
ago at Cando they played Churches
Ferry and Bisbee, both in one day and
easily won both games. It don't look al
present as If they would exactly be
tail-enders in a close series for g
league pennant.
Langdon's league ball team certainly
made things hum when they went across
the line to Manitou on Dominion Day
and crossed bats with the 'Shamrocks'
from Winnipeg. The Cannucks were
certainly playing in hard luck for they
didn't seem to hold openers on our stal
mound artists at any stage of the game
The white wash administered to King
Georges subject was ofsuch an extreml,
pale hue, Is to 0, that it is quite likel,
} that they have not come out of 1t yet.
Langdop is playing two exhibition
games outside of its league schedule thi
week, n being at Milton on Saturda,
at the base ball tournament, which fea
tured in the two days carnival and tn,
other at Crystal City, Man., on Domino,
Day with the Shamrock fast team from
. Winnipeg Both games furnished tn
Langdon boys with plenty of team orl
practice, something they needed. To
morrow they feature in a tournamen,
). which promises to be one eft the bi
, attractions of the Fourth at Hannah.
e Munich donated another game t
r Langdon when our boys made the tri
!. over to Pete Antony's town last Sunda,
making three games altogether that GU
boys have taken from the bunch that a
present heads the per centage column
o The afternoon game, which Langdo
p grabbed was won by a score of 6 to
the evening game going to Munich in
. close finish of 5 to 4, Clyde is reporte
as having had no trouble IN taking HON
the big end of the score in both tn
games 1t played with Wales the sam
day. The results of the day droppe
Munich one notch in its per centag
leaving Langdon and Clyde a tie fc
second place and giving Wales, the tai
enders another bad bump.