The Dickinson press. (Dickinson, Stark County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1927, 1914-07-18

MANDAN 6 TO |
+ The Dickinson "Whites" again
came out victorious in the game Sun
day when they defeated the fast Man.
dan team by score of 6 to l. This
makes the eighth game won in a row
for the locals. It is good showing
for the team as we'll as the heady
battery.
Omitting the fourth inning for
Mandan and the sixth for Dickinson,
the game was dandy. Up to the
last Of the fourth not man reached
third, and only in the sixth did
Mandan man see the third station.
Rockford was caught twice trying to
steal third. Mandan got away with
the double plays, making two, one in
The pitching of Dorfler was good
with the exception of the fourth in
ming, when he was touched for three
hits and gave two walks. Six hits
were made by Dickinson, the other
three being scattered. Dorfer struck
out seven men. The pitching of
Gardner was the talk Of everybody.
He allowed only three scattered hits
and struck out fifteen men. Only
two walks were given by him and
neither of these in the sixth. Had it
not been for the errors in the sixth
the game would have been shut out.
The little pitcher has been pitching
shut out ball right along but errors
creep in to spoil the shut out plan.
The long running catch of Bill Nc
Cutchan in the ninth with one man
on second base and two down was
certainly sensation. Rockford, first
up, singled. Dorf1er was hit in the
foot, this putting Rockford on sec
ond and .Dorfer on first. Rockford
out on an attempted steal at third.
Dorher stole second. Renden struck
out. Finnigan then lined out a drive
over short stop. At the crack of the
bat both "Kronie" and Bill were off
Ikea shot, ssKronie", seeing that
Bill was nearer to the ball than he,
slowed up, while Bill dashed on,
catching the ball in his outstretched
gloved hand about foot above the
ground. It was beautiful catch,
ending the game with single score
for the visitors. :m
Dickinson was the first to score. In
the fourth Wasem was the first man
up and. drew walk. Cullen sacri-
feed him to second. Bill McCutchan
then drove out his two-bagger, scor-
ing Wasem. Davis then singled, Nc
Cutchan scoring. Hall walked, put
ting Davis on second. Gardner then
grounded: to Dorf1er, who threw to
third to stop Davis. The throw was
a little low and went through Tobin,
Davis scoring and Hall going to
third, leaving Gardner safe at first.
Vernon McCutchan then drove out a
fly to right field, which Renden
missed, Hall scoring and Gardner and
McC Cutchan safe on second and first.
Robinson then grounded to Rock
ford, who tossed the ball to Tobin,
putting Gardner out. Tobin then
threw to first to catch Robinson to
make double play. The throw was
wild, Renden just being able to touch
it. Robinson went to second and Nc
Cutchan to third. Both scored on
Kroneshnable's single. Dorfer was
some what exasperated at the state
of affairs so struck NWasem out. This
was the second time Wasem had
faced him and naturally Dorf was a
little peeved. A. walk, sacrifice, a
tw0-bagger, a single, a walk, three
errors and single netted six runs
for Dickinson. -.
The lone score for the visitors was
made in the sixth inning, which was
the bad inning for the locals. Arthur
was the first up. He lined out a fly
to center field which Robinson tried
to get. It was easily center fielder's
ball, being yards behind second base.
Kroneshnable came in to get it, but
but when he saw that Robinson was
determinedly after it, he stopped.
sBobbie' missed the catch and
Arthur landed safe on second, only to
be caught out few minutes later
when he got too far off the. bag.
The ball was thrown to second and
he made for third, after running back
and forth several times he was
tagged out by Robinson. Boyle then
lined out a fly to center, which looked
like sure out, but Kronie missed it,
Just being able to touch the ball with
his gloved hand. Boyle landed safe
on third. Rockford then lined out
another to center, which was also
missed, Boyle scoring. Dorder then
came to bat and thinking that cen->
ter, was good place to hit TO, tried,
the stunt once too much. This time
Kronie put on the double squeeze
and held the ball for the third out.
This was the only time the visitors
got d man to third. Rockford was
caught out twice trying to steal
third. The steals were few and fer
between for both teams.
Dropping the bad inning that each
team had the game was q fine one.
Practically no rag chewing was done
at all. The Mandan team played
ball and took the decisions Dis they
were made, finding no fault was
the kind Of q game The fans Ike and;
all were satisfied. Mandan has d