Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-06-20

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to Kirk and the side was out.
Robinson was out, Alexander tC
Neidekorn. Mead famed and MURPHY
was ont, Fisher to Neidekorn.
The Second. ...
| Fisher walked. Truman knocked 4
high FOUL which was captured by Will
kins and relayed to first in time 10
catch Fisher mapping. Williams
slammed one over second for safe
1y. Kenfeld walked. 'Neidekorn
drove one to Cell, who fumbled, and
Williams came across the rubber with
the first rum Kurtz retired the side.
when he popped to Cell.
Kirk was out on a long drive to the
right fielder, who made a nice catch.
Wilkins was out on fly to Kenfield
and Pilot was safe when Alexander
iuggcd his gronnder but was caught
attempting to steal second. Score.
10.
The Third.
Alexander was ont on fly to Mas
Donald. Thompson made a nice hit
through second. Fly sacrificed and
was safe, Thompson being forced at
second. Fisher was out on 4 long
fly to Pilot.
Larson and Cell retired on Ges to
Kentield and Fisher, respectively.
Macdonald was ont, Thompson to
Ncidekorn. Score, 10.
The Fourth.
Truman connected with nothing but
air. Williams was out on a pop to
Murphy. Kenfield was safe when
Macdonald threw wild to first. Net
dekorn retired on a grounder to Mead.
Robinson walked. Mead sacrificed
and was safe, Robbie being forced at
second. Murphy drove a liner into
the hands Of Thompson and Mead was
caught off first. Score, TO-
The Fifth.
Kurtz went out on a fly to Mead.
Alexander drove one to right field and
made it two-bagger on Larson's er.
ror. Thompson walked. Fly went out
on long fly to Pilot, who made a
spectacular run and speared the
sphere with one hand. Fisher famed
retiring the side.
Kirk was hit By a pitched ball. VIII
kins sacrificed, Kirk being forced at
second. Pilot sacrificed and wilkins
was caught on the second bag. Lar
son was safe on Alexander's error.
Cell famed. Score, 10.
The Sixth.
Truman made three wild swings
and connected with nothing Williams
drove one between short and second
and stopped when he reached the lat
ter point. Kenfield followed with a
single and when he made false start
for second Macdonald pulled boner
and threw the ball to that base and
Williams stole home. Neidekorn fan.
ned and Kenfield was caught trying
to advance from second to third.
Macdonald was out, Thompson to
Neidekorn. Robinson was safe on
first when kenfield toyed with his
grounder. Mead slashed single to
right. Murphy dribbled one to Alex
ander, who misudged the ball, which
took a nasty bounce, and everyone
was safe. Kirk was called out on
strikes on what appeared to be a
rank decision. Wilkins then brought
the crowd to their feet, when he
drove one between second and short
for two bases, Robinson and Mead
crossing the rubber. Pilot was out,
Fisher to Neidekorn, and Bismarck's
big inning was over. Score, ~.
The Seventh.
Kurtz and Alexander went ont on
flies to Mead and Cell. Thompson hit
to right field, but died on first when
Fly knocked high one to Murphy.
Larson, Cell and Macdonald famed
in rapid succession. Score, 2-2.'
The Eighth.
Fisher was out on foul fly to Will
kins. Truman walked but was caught
off first when Williams drove a liner
to Mead.
The crowd went wild when Bis
marck came to bat in the eighth, but
entreaties for a score to sew up the
game were of no avail. Robinson was
OUT, Alexander to Neidekorn. Mead
was safe on Neidekorn's error. MNr-
ply went out on long fly to center
field and Kirk retired when he beat
one on the ground to Thompson.
Score, 90.
The Ninth.
Mac Donald was wild in the last
frame and threw his game to the
winds when he walked Kenfield and
Neidekorn Kurtz was out on long
fly to Pilot. Alexander brought the
game to a conclusion, as far as runs
were concerned, by driving clean
two-bagger between short and second,
Kenfeld trotting in with the winning
run. Thompson and Fly both famed.
and the side retired.
Wilkins was out on pop to Fisher.
Pilot drove single to right and the
crowd was in a frenzy. West, batting
for Larson, knocked high fly to Fish