The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-07-06
LOCALS TIE
SCORE IN 9TH
INNING RALLY
Contest Marked by Sensations
aIPIay all Through II
Innings
THROCK MORTON IN Bon

The Capitals lost an thinning !
thriller to the Minot club at the To-
cal ball park last night by score
of A to g. 1t was Il hcart-breakihG |
finish for the small crowd OF 1ahs
that bravcd the threatening clouds |
to go to the game, but they were re
warded by ninth inning rally which |
tied the score and an effort in the
eleventh which flied the bases but
failed to bring victory when run
ncr was forced out at home.
The game had all the brands OF
a sensational game. There was re-
markable fielding, smart baseball ana
some lapscs, but on the whole 1t was
great contest.
Throckmorton returned to the BIS
marck club and pitched line pail, al
lowing only four hits in the first
nine innings and two in the last two.
ii outpitched Denison, but his own
wildness and poor throwing to bases
contributed to his defeat.
The Minot club INDUCED IN the
smartest base running seen on the
local lot this year. 1t produced Mi
not's first run without an errof.
Coleman, in the third. got base on
balls. On Walters sacrifice he went
all the way to third base. He scored
on the squeeze play. Minot scored
again in the seventh. After two were
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mortons quick throw to catch HIM
rapping went by Chief Fly. Oliver
stole third. He scored on Testers
single. which would not have scored
him from second.
In the ninth Walters, first man up,
got hit He took second when Fly
dropped Throckm orton's throw but
was nut out at third on McNight's
hit. Oliver flew out, Bernier max
ing fine running catch. Hester was
walked and Bing Worner scored Nc
NIGHT with a single to center.
The winning run came in the elev-
enth. Walters was passed. McNlght
sacrificed him and Walters went
from first to third on it, he scored
on divers hit.
Bismarck got double the hits Mi
not got but had hard time getting
runs across The locals scored two
runs in the seventh, tying the score.
Fart was safe on Testers error.
Nord poled a two-bagger in left-cen-
ter. Condor hit safely and Fart
scored. Nord beina thrown out at
home. Throckmorton bounced a sim
gle off Denison's glove. Newt Ran
dali sent "a sacrifice fly to right and
Condor scored.
The locals also tied the score In
the ninth, after Minot had made her
total three runs. Fart went out but
Nord got his second two-baggcr and
took third on passed ball. Condor
walked. Trockmorton famed but
when Denison and Hester mussed up
Randalls grounder, Nord scored.
In the eleventh Condor, first man
up, went out, Denison, unassisted
Throckmorton was safe on Gunther's
error. Randall's grounder hit
Throckm orion, retiring the base-run-
ner but putting Newt on first. Doug
an flied out to right.
Minot'S base running was the
smartest seen this season kibbS
Sprangcr, back on short after recov'
ering from injuries, should have re-
manned away one more day. For his
sensational fielding itself may have
cost Bismarck the game. He han
died ten chances without error ano
started two double plays himself.
Throckmorton looked might goot
for Bismarck He pitched the thirt
game of the season against Mino
and lost 2 to 1. Since then he ha:
been playing on teams near here
getting his arm in shape. He onl!
struck out one, but Minot couldn'
nit 'em safe.
Dougan continued his tough bat
ting luck. He smacked the ball OF
the nose but where they were wait
ing FOR it.
The first three Bismarck batter
flew out to right. Gcorke Deniso'
pitched a no-hit game his last ap
pearance here, but Bismarck hit hin
hard yesterday.
The crowd was on Umpire Lab
Safro pretty hard. Recently at Mi
not the Hester crowd accused Lab
of working against them. An umpir'
has a tough job at the best. Presi
/. dent Powell said that Roy Funk, VIII
took Tony Pleva's place, resigned be
cause he wouldn't stand for raggin,
by the players. Powell has issue'
- an order to umpires to fine player
who kick too much. ~ne crowd
we'll, he says the crowd pays and tn
umpires will have to stand it. TIL
fans feel they had just kicks com
ing here yesterday. h -
It was tough to see Chief Fly play
ing with bad leg. He just hobble
around. But with Reider still Of
duty there was no substitutes for hin
The Chief wouldn't have missed som
~ balls on first If he'd been right.
The box score: 4
Minot.
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