The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-06-12
CAPITALS IN
COMEBACK AND
EASY VICTORY
Pound New Rockford Caring
ton Pitchers While Board
man Holds Them Safe
RUN UP A BIG SCORE

! We've been reading ABOUT Lloyd
George planning to come back IN
England and had TO listen 70 press
agents talk about Jess Willard com
ing back for three years. But Char
ley Roardman didn't waste much
time in coming back. After going
badly IN Sundays contest with New
Rockford Darlington, he went in the
box for the Capitals again last
night and held the visiting club to
five hits. He also struck out ten.
Aided by error the "Twlns' got two
runs in the first inning, but after
that there wasn't any doubt about
the result, for Boardman kept i'm
proving and the Capitals kept hit
ting.
The final score was IA to 2 and
Umpire Pleva displayed merciful
streak by calling the game ut the
end Of the eighth "on account of
darkness much to the satisfaction
of all, especially the New Rock
ford pitchers.
Left handlers always have been
known as wild birds, especially
since Ring Lardner began talking
about them, but Running who got IN
the game last night with New Rock
ford is Il right handler and he is
wild He got in the game the other
day long enough to pass four and
he got in the game last night for
two innings and passed five in that
time Whereas the other day the
Capitals didn't hit him hard, how
ever, they smacked out five hits in
two innings last vening.
Lefty" Ryan, tow-head, started
for the Twins last night and he
might have kept going pretty good
throughout the game if he had not
had miserable support.
Condor, Nord and Boardman pro-
duced two base hits last evening.
Condor enjoyed perfect day at bat,
getting four hits out of four times
up, the last one n scratch, but this
because he was fast enough to beat
the throw, even if it was bad.
Ramage, who has been going great
on short for the Twins" had a mis-
cradle day He tried to cover sec
ond, short and third and then some
and had bad luck all the time.
Noll figured in a play which gave
the fans a chuckle. With Nord al
Il 70 rtn m
parentIy without the knowledge OF
anyone. There were Two out. lie
was ahead of the throw enough, but
Nord hit the ball on t,e ground to-
ward short, and before he could get
started toward first Noll crashed in
to him. Nord used to be star foot
ball man but he didn't have time to
tackle, SO he just went down.
Nord bats both ways. Yesterday
early in the game he was hitting
right handed with a southpaw fling
ing. He is the only player here
thus far who seems at home on eth
err side of the plate.
Chief Jude demonstrated his eff
fectiveness against Boardman again
yesterday. He broke up Sunday
game with a three Dagger. Yester-
day he got two hits out of three
times up, and walked once.
Bismarck had something unusual
in the seventh inning, two sacrifice
flies, Stanley and Noll. They came
because the bases were filling up in
the meantime, but two in one inning
is not often seen.
The Twins" left for Darlington
today where they play Bismarck
Thursday. Sunday the teams play at
New Rockford. Pickering wasn't
sure about Friday and Saturday
games! They alternate between the
towns, to balance Sunday, holiday
and week games.
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