The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-06-08
STANLEY CLAN
LANDS HARDIN
TWO INNINGS
Pitching Battle Broken Up
AT Park When Heavy
Artillery Opens
BOARD NJ AN IN BOX
Charley Strikes Out IL
"Twins" Pitching Remark
able Ball

Two southpaws, Lefty" kecEan
of New Rockford Darlington and
Charley Boardman of the Capital
City crew, staged a pretty pitchers
battle at the local park last evening
for six innings. In the six innings
hits were few and the only runs made
were by the Twins which they
shouldn't have had
In the seventh the Stanley clan
evidently decided that kcegan had
been going long enough and they
staltcd to hit They made two runs
in the seventh and six more IN the
eighth frame winning the inst game
from the Twins" by a score of 8
to >.
Ii was a good game and hard
fought all the way through until
Bsmarcll'3 heavy artillery went into
action
Charley Boardman, who started
the season at Jamestown like he in
tended to be the leading pitcher OF
the league, kept up his good work.
He pitchcd great ball throughout,
struck out - men, passed but three
and only one solid blow was regis
tered on him. the other three cred
tied to the Twins" being hits OF
the scratchy order. In addition
Boardman Joined in the heavy
hitting, his blows including three
Dagger with one on.
New Rockford Scores First
New Rockford scored first blood IN
the fourth. Kennedy got to first
when Noll dropped Boardman's
throw and stole second. Dougan
took Laubcr's intended sacrifice.
Ramagc flied out to right. jude
walked Seibold put one past FIRST,
Kennedy Randall threw to second
and Condor couldn't see the ball
against the sun and Jude scored.
Sebold came home on wild pitch.
In the seventh one Boardman put
one too far toward second for Ram
age to handle and was safe at first
Noll got Il three Dagger in left, scor-
ING Boaidman. Nord famed. Noll
scored n Jennings was going out,
Ennis to Meyers.
In the next inning Bismarck bat
ted round Randall, the first man
up, flied to right. Stanley walked
Dougan hit to left for two bases,
putting Stanley on third. Bernicr
lined one to right, and Stanley and
Dougan scored. Boardman hit long
one to right-ccnter, scoring Bernier.
Noll cracked out two-ply MT,
Boardman scoring. Nord walked
Jennings famed. Condor produced
a hit, scoring Noll and Nord. Ran
dali flied to right.
In spite of the fact that they
haven't won many games the
Twins" looked good in the field
last night. Lefty" keegan proved
a crafty pitcher, and Bismarck bat.
ters had hard time connecting for
six innings. He famed nine.
See New Faces
The local fans saw some new faces
in the Bismarck lineup in action for
the first time this season. Don Dou-
gan caught the kind of game ex-
pected Of him, sharing couple OF
hard fouls in addition to taking
everything Boardman could feed
him. Newt Randall was in right and
stole two bases with ease in addit-
ion to cracking out two hits. Al
Bernicr, pitcher and outfielder,
dropped fly but also delivered a
hit in the pinch
Because an outfielder has not ar
rived to fill Reidcr's shoes Jennings,
center with Noll on first
Boardman' probably will be on
first today and tomorrow and will
pitch again Sunday.
The box score:
CARRNEW ROCKFORD