Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-05-08

cr gracefully for the time being.
The first man up to bat went out I
first. Williams. the next up, reache'
first on an overthrow to first by tn
shortstop. got second while they wcr,
still after the ball. captured third on
passed ball and scored by a steal to tn
home plate. the bali having been throw
a little wide OF the same to the catcher
Peterson, the next up, took his base OF
balls. stole second and got third on vii
liam's home stealing. Bunker, the fol,
lowing WibauX facing the mighty spi
| bali artist. came to position with sucl
outward signs Of deep rooted determine.
ton 70 win the game for the poor. de.
fcated boys of Wibaux, hat our wise
and experienced pitcher acted promptly
and decided to leave him alone and did
not mix things, he passing him on to
the first sack. However. after tanning
the next up. the spit ball wOlloper soon
saw that he had Il hard nut to crack,
as Chapel landed on a twisted one to
the far right field for a two Dagger,
scoring Peterson and Bunker. Schuster
the seventeen, who evidently escaped
from the Giants with an artistically
crossed-striped jacket which came in
handy for the chilling snow which fell
at intervals during the game, then got
up to bat. Consider the feelings of the
Beach fans on seeing this old time vet
cran looking down on our tiny twirler.
The big fellow came up-but walked
right out to center field again-a tanner,
poor chap. Three out. four scores.
Beach tried their best to come pack
in the fourth. Jeff beating out a dropped
fan-out. and Lorenz and Wallace sue
ceeding in bringing him home. Score
! to 5 in favor Of Wibaux.
The Beach boys were not discouraged,
although a decision of the last inning
by the umpire rather CALLED them, but
they soon forgave him and got busy.
Les Pierre. whome the boys had been saw
ing for such a point in the game when
things look the darkest. was put in the
box the first half Of the fourth inning.
and. outside Of the first man up who
made a t~wo-bagger. held the astonished
Wibauxites hitless the remainder of the
game. getting around at all angles of
the in-tield and winning his own game.
with some good work Of the boys be-
lind him..
After Pierre had h%ypnotised the Wibaux
bunch, the first of the fifth inning, when
the Bcachitcs we:e batting, showed the
marked effects Of same, in which Beach
tied the score: Adams the first up land
ing a hit between second and first, and
second when Broddcrick took the
first sack by a tumble of the short-stop.
Adams was caught stealing third, Hag-
CERT, next with the big stick, beat a fan,
advancing Brodderick to third, who then
home On a passed ball. Smith
then connected up for a hit to left field,
Haggert to third, who con-
tinucd on to home and scored. Jeff then
flew out to second; Lorenz got first on
a missed fly by the first baseman, and
Smith stealing home on the same play.
Wibaux boys Their commenced to
their position. and, accordingly,
in their old reliable ca Brownie
~ the mound III orGer to stop this ram
who held the boys down to one
hit and no scores fAjhe next two in
mugs oSoic StdIluiuS i've 10 I'VE III the
inning.
Wallace started the ball a rolling by
riding same to first, which Brownie
it wise to pass. Smith then fol- |
with a twO-bagger to the left |
field fence in the vicinity Of the fowl
line, but a controversy arose over whetn-
er 1t be fair or fowl, the umpire finally |
deciding it fowl. which seemed rather |
and calling to the Eeachites,
but of course, the ulnpire's position is |
no paradise and the boys finally forgave
him his sin good naturally and kept the
game a'going. Smith succeeded on get !
ing first. however, II was Immediate
" advanced to third by Hendcrson's two
to the right field: Wallace also
scoring by same. The e. two were
outs at the bat and first.
The Beach lads made their last score
N the ninth, Smyth taking first on be-
ng hit. stole second. got third on Jen's
ruthless attempt on stealing the first
sack after the third strike and came
on Lorcnz's grounder left of first.
went out on a fan.
Two neat catches were made bv t,e
leach boys. as we'll as two nice double
In the seventh Broddrick caught
hard one when but one man was out
ma one on first. and Immediately tossed
he ball to the first baseman and doubled
he play in a neat manner Wallace
'nded the game in a sensational SCOOP
With one hand, which seemed almost i'm
possible to get-Same looking exceeding
y lucky to he Beach team, as two men
we're bases.
Score sy Innings
;each ....... 0 0 0 l Isl
NlhauX ..... D 0 0 0 O-5
BEACH
f. II. PO. A. l..
'rOddrick, IS. ...... 0 9 = I