The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-08
RALLY IN STH
BREAKS TIE TO
GIVE VICTORY
(Cnntinucd from page One)


in on the grass. Rice was waiting
Aldridgc out, bat Aldridgc was
steady. Aldridrc took Rice; ground
e. and threw TO Smith and Peck was
out at the plate. The bases were
still filled. Stan Harris UP; Stan
Harris forced Rucl. Wright to
Smith. The bases were still filled,
with Goslin coming up. GosIin up; |
Goslin went out to Grantham unas- I,
sisted and the Pirates crawltd out of
a bad hole. The fans chccred for
several minutes. 1t was fine en-
hibitiom of pitching by Aldritgc
when in difficulty. No runs, hits,
no errors.
rittsburgh: Smith up; Smith was
hitting Covcicskic's splitter into the
dirt. Smith took third called
strike, the ball sweeping over the
plate. Aldridgc up; Peck took AL
bridges easy roller and easily threw
him out. Moore up: Peck also took
care Of Moore's hoppcr and tossed
him out. The Pirates were hitting
over Covelcs l:ie( mystifying spit
ter. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Sixth Inning
Senators: Judge up: Judge hit al
high foul into the right field stands
Max Carey stood still and took
Judges hoist. Joe Harris IN; AL
bridge kept the ball around Harris
neck. Joe Harris sent up high fly
which Carey took behind second
base. Blucgc up: a fast ball MT
Blucgc in the back Of. the head. He
fell PROSTATE to the ground holding
his hands to his head while the
- a
doctor was called. The crowd rroan-
cd in sympathy as the blow could be
heard all over the field. After few
minutes Blucgc sat up holding his
head in his hands. 1t seemed doubt
full whether he would be able to
play as he apparently was very
unsteady as he rose to his feet. Ne
still held his head in his hands.
| Stanley Harris talked with Bluege
| to ascertain if he felt that he could
continue in the game. Blucgc was
! in no condition to continue and he
was helped from the field. Mycr
ran for Blucgc. Peek IN; Mycr
went out stealing. Smith to Wright.
Tho crippling Of Blucgc was a blow
to Washington. No runs, no hits, no
errors.
Pittsburgh: Myrr went to third
base. Blucgc's fielding had been a
feature Of the Senator's defense.
Carey up: Carey beat out a burt.
Cuyler up: Covclcskic was trying "a
! hold Carey close to the bag. Cuvlcr
sacrificed. Covelcskic to Stan Har-
ris. Barnhart up: Peck threw out
Rarnhart. Carey going to third
Traynor up: Rucl rescued Covclcskte
from wild pitch. Traynor got n
base on balls. Wright up; The crowd
was fevcrish with excitement
Wright forced Traynor. Peek to Stan
Harris. No runs. hit. no errors.
Seventh Inning
Senator's: The doctors report that
! Blucgc is not badly hurt, but is suf-
! fcring from temporary dizzy spells
He was struck two inches above the
car Peck up: Marbcrry went down
TO tn" bull pen to get into condition
: for Washington. Wright took Peck
hard smash and threw him out. Eucl
up; Rucl sent out u line drive to
Rarrhart. Coveleskic up; Trayror
. threw out Covelcskic. taking his
weak splash while coming in fast
No runs. no hits. no errors.
}, Pitt Sburgh: The crowd arose ana
clapned in unison. cheering for ON,
Of the famous rallies. Grantham up
Stan Harris made casv work q
= Grantham's roller and threw hin
out. Smith up: Judge took Smiths
"rounder and beat him to the bag
The Pirates were hitting Covcles
kic's splitter into the ground. AL
bridge up. The crowd had a laugh
when Aldridgc missed Il splitter by :
mile. Aldrdge popped out. No runs
no hits, no errors.
Eioht Inning
Senator's: Nice up; Aldridge tool
;, long warm up at the beginning o
the inning. Rice singled over thu
middle bag. 1t was his second hi
} Of the game. Stan Harris up; Sta.
Harris sacrificed. Grantham t.
: Moore. Goslin up: Rice is on second
Goslin dashed vicious foul to RICH
and broke his bat. He had to &c
} new one. Aldridgc threw out Cos
lin. Rice going to third. Judge mp
| AlGridgc conferred with Smith
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