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ZONES . week Later.
Tho D;ck;nson "wbitesv nat ond
defeated the Jim lam lem team from r.,,
Rismarck II . - slow came here 10 I st
Sunday by a score of 4, to3.
The heavy rain of Saturday night
thoroughly soaked the ground and the
great heat Of the afternoons sun re-
ceived the blame for the sIowness Of
the game. Both pitchers were
touched freely, but few clean hits
players were able to get on bases
due to errors, but hits could not be
gotten when they would be most eff
fective. The Dickinson PLAYERS got
away with bunch of stolen bases on
Fuller, while only one or two were
able to steal on Wasem. This was
the first appearance of Vernon Nc
Cutchan at second base; while he
made a few errors at his new po-
sition, yet he put up fine game
and has the making OF cracking
good second baseman.. The fielding
Of flies was good by both sides, sew
eral sensational running catches
being made. The one OF Krone
shnable was probably the best OF the
game: Bill McCutchan had hard
luck facing the sun from his position
IN ~ lett held. .s5
Inc game py innings:
FIRST INNING Albertson Tor
Bismarck was the first man up, and
went out, Gardner to Davis. Fuller
and Vandever each took three good
healthy swings at the ball and We're
called out.
Vernon McCutchan headed the list
for Dickinson, starting things right
with a single, Cullen laid down a
pun punt s winch Fuller ,, thre" 1s too hlgn 20 %
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SECOND lNNlNG-- -.Burnardt
Fslngled. ANDERSON sGruck ouC. Ellis :
flew out to Cullen. Larson flew out
to Neal. /,
Wasem singled. DAVIS sacrl1ced
Wasem TO second. Neal &feacned nfst
on Ellis error, Wasem scoring.
Gardner singled, scoring Neal. Nc
Cutchan out, but hitting MN as ne
he ran to tirst. Cullen struck out.
THIRD ,INNING Gilbert reached
first on Davis error. Hodza then hit
into double play, Gardner to Nc
Cutchan to Davis. Albertson then
drove out a double near the left
field foul line. Fuller then flew out
| to McCutchan.
Robertson flew, out to Albertson.
tKroneshnable struck out. w. Nc
Cutchan walked, stole second and
third. Wasem fouled out to Ellis.
FOI1RTH INNING Vandever
ont Robin SON f., Davis, Rnrhardt
reached @ f;rst on >Gardner's error and
stole second Anderson ont " Me-
% Smtchan % to Davis, !. EIlis few ont tn
McCmtchan % ~ ''s 't1S Nv '' "
A,s Davis str,ck ont Neal out Fuller
"a Vandevar Gardner drew a wallr.
Nc cCutchan out Anderson to Vande-
yer.
FIFTH INNING Larson struck
out. Gilbert out M Cutchan to
Davis. Holza grounded out to Davis.
Cullen struck out. Robinson
reached first on Anderson's error. He
then stole second and third. Kro-
Ineshnable out Holza, to Vandever.
W. McCutchan out Anderson to- Van
deyer. .s517. 4.
SIXTH INNING Albertson
| struck out. Fuller reached first on
error Of Robinson. Vandever reached
first on error. of v. McCutchan, Full
Iler going to second. Burhardt drove
through short and by w. McCutchan,
scoring Fuller. Vandever was
thrown out at third. w. Nc Cutchan
to Cullen. Anderson drove to left
| field which McCutchan could not get
because Of sun binding his eyes,