The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1923-08-23
BALL PLAYERS
SCATTER FROM
LEAGUE TOWNS
DOuyan Goes to Terre Hautc
and Jerry Dunn Is Sold to
st. Paul Club
TWO ARE RECALLED

PLAYERS of the Bismarck baseball
club have scattered far and wide to
their homes. Only two of the play
crs returned here from Minot-Joe
Day and Carl Condor. Day Will go
to Lcith, his home, and Condor lett
Mt noon today for his home in Tim
berlake, South Dakota.
Don Dougan, catcher, went to Terre
Uaute. Indiana, Class c baseball. to
catch the remainder of the season.
Kibby Spranger, Minot shortstop, al
so went there.
None of the other Bismarck play
crs have been called to faster com
pany as yet. Jim Throckmorton
went to his home in st. Paul and
Johnny Reider did likewise. Maurice
McNight, manager late in the season,
went to his home in Los Angeles,
while Elmer Nord returned to Hib'
hing, John Fart to Chicago and AL
Bcrnier to St. Paul. Bernier Will
play independent ball in southern
Minnesota and may get tryout with
the st. Paul American Association
team.
Tom Stanley, manager for most OF
the season, left recently for st. Paul,
to 90 to Albert Lea when he Is able
to play ball.
Since the Bismarck Minot exhibit
ton game was not played Monday
because of rainy weather Minot will
have flag raising ceremony and in
dependent baseball game Sunday.
Two To Los Angeles
The championship Minot baseball
team has disbanded and the players
have scattered to various places in
the United States. d.
Elmer Letter, one of Hester's main.
stays on the mound this season, left
for Spokane, Wash.
Bob Coleman, outfielder, and Wal
2 ley Walters, pitcher and infielder
left for San Francisco where they
were ordered to report to the Los
Angeles club Of the Coast league.
Both players are the property of the
Los Angeles club.
LuuDtI, iOl Ndlicy wy
who finished the season with the Mi
not club will 20 to his home at APP
plcton Wis. He plans to 60 to the
University of Wisconsin this fall
Henry Oliver, outfielder, will leave
for Seattle. He will be accompanied
by Mrs. Oliver who spent the sum
mer in Mnot with her husband
collie" is the property of the Seat
tie club.
Andy Brandt, catcher, who finished
the season with the Minot club, will
return to his home at Bottineau, N
Fred Gunther, second baseman
will remain in Minot for few days
pending negotiations now under way
for his sale to another club, states
Manager Hester.
Herb Hester will also remain ir
Minot for a while and will have
charge of the flag raising program
scheduled for next Sunday. Follow
Z. ing the completion of business mat
ters in connection with the league
~IicSteI Will pIoDdUly ledVe IOF Ln(
coast where he will spend the win
ter.
Dunn Is Sold
A deal was completed by the Val
ley City Baseball Club whereof,
Smiling" Jerry Dunn, star pitcher
for the Hi-Liners goes to St. Paul
1t is understood that if Jerry doe
not make good in st. Paul the Val
Icy City Club will have the privileg,
of having him back.
Seibold, Klevjer and Mgr. Schan
laub left Valley City Monday il
- Schanlaub's car for Minneapolis
Schanlaub and Seibold live in In
diana. 1t is reported that Klevjer il
wanted by st. Paul but he left tn
city before officials could get il
touch with him. j. Kennedy has gon,
TO- Chicago, where he has accepte,
position while AL Wallin; catche,
left for Usage, Wyo., where he ha
position in a garage. Larry Can
tin, pitcher, went to his home a
Virginia, Mimi, while Joe Prodinsk
and "Chief" Jude left for thei
homes in northern Minnesota.