The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-06-27
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GREAT RALLY
GIVES GA NJ E
TO BISMARCK
Ryerly's Drive in Ninth
Inning Sends Winning
Tally Across

Byerly's smash to left field in the
ninth inning-a sizzling single that
drove Fuller home from second base
broke up tie game and gave BIS
marck a to 5 victory over HaZen
last night on the Bismarck diamond,
in a Missouri Slope League contest.
The blow came after one man was
out and sent some 500 fans home
joyfully to a cold snack.
The game was wild and woolly
affair from start to finish, in which
glaring hobbies and wild throws gave
the hostiles all of their runs. The
Bismarck athletes kicked the game
away a couple of times only to come
back and earn back the counters
they presented to the enemy. The
White SoX had the game sewed up,
S to 3, at the end Of the eighth, but
their miscues allowed the Hazen out
fit to tie the score in the ninth as
darkness was settling over the field,
and only for that great rally IN the
final frame the contest would have
been declared 4 draw, as the UNI
pires were getting ready to call OFT
the battle.
BOardman in Form
Boardman was on the hill for Bis
marck and if ever IA pitcher deserved
a shutout, he did last night. The
big left-hander yielded only four
scattered blows and sent II batters
back on strikeouts. Boardman also
did some hard and timely hitting,
getting three safe blows out Of four
times up.
Larson started on the mound for
Hazen and pitched great ball for
four innings, allowing only two hits
and one run. However, the White
Sox took a liking to his offerings in
the fifth and connected for four hits,
which sent three counters across the
pan. Wonn took up the pitching bur
den for the hostiles in the fifth. He
was nicked for five blows in the four
innings he toiled, the blows driving
two markers over the log.
Hazen Scores First
Hazen started the scoring in the
second inning. After two men were
down, Smith got an infield nit when
his high pop-up was allowed to drop
in the infield without anyone max
ing an attempt to take it in. Smith
started to steal and Guidas threw
high to second and Smith started for
third. Nordlund made a wild peg
scored Carlson famed for the third
out.
There was no more excitement un-
til the last Of the third, when Bis
marck tied the score, SimmonsOn
led off with single to right and
went to second on Fuller's sacrifice
hit Guidas popped to Siler. Dyer
ly hit long fly to right field, but
Freeman dropped the ball and Sim
monson scampereI home. Byerly
reached third Oh the error, but
Boardman was an infield out, retir
ing the side.
Enemy Scores Two
Hazen came right back with two
more TALES in the fourth. After one
man was down Mohn was safe at
tirst on Byerly's error. Seibert hit
to Sagehorn, who threw to Fuller
at second to force Mohn. but Fuller
dropped the ball and all hands were
safe. Freeman cracked a high fly to
center, but Nordlund bObbled and
Mohn scored, Seibert taking third
and Freeman going to second. Smith
grounded out to Byerly. Carlson
walked and the bases were full. Sci
bert scored on wild pitch, but
Sagehorn famed for the third out.
Everything was quiet again until
the fifth, when Bismarck showed
three runs over, taking a one-run
lead. Sagehorn led off with a single
to left and stole second Simmon-
son and Fuller famed. Guidas sin
gled to right, scoring Sagehorn and
taking second on the throw to the
plate to get Sagehorn. Byerly
singled to center. Guidas going to
third. Byerly took second on the
throw to third to nail Guidas. Lar
son cut loose with wild pitch, scor-
ing -Guidas and putting Byerly on
third. Boardman singled to left
scoring Byerly. Cox famed for the
third out.
Bismarck Gets Another
HaZen went down in One-two-t three
order in their half of the sixth, but
Bismarck got one more in their half
of that frame. Wonn went to the
mound for the enemy and Morrison
greeted him with double to center
Morrison went to third on Wonn's
error and scored on Nordlund's
single to left. Sagehorn, Simmonson
and Fuller were down in order.
HaZen threw scare into the fans
in the eighth, when they got runners
but a great catch by Cox, who went
far back into center field to pull
down a Texas Lacquer, prevented a
score.
HOstiles Stage Rally
The hostiles put on their rally
that tied the count in the ninth. The
fans were beginning to file out of
the park, but remained when C.
Smith, first man up, doubled to left
Sagehorn flied out to Simmonson. G
Smith. batting for Carlson, famed
but Guidas dropped the third strike
and G. Smith went to first, while
C. Smith took third. Wonn famed
but Guidas missed the third strike
He threw to third to get c. Smith
off the bag. c. Smith started fol-
home and Sagehorn made bad peg
to the plate, allowing c. Smith to
score and putting G. Smith on third
and .Wonn on second. Guidas haG
another passed ball and G.. Smith
scored. Siler famed and Anderson
was an infield out, and Hazen was
through scoring for the day.
Then the White Sox put on their
winning rally. Simmonson, first
man up, famed. Fuller was safe al
first on Siler's error. Guidas got