The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-06-22
Sports
HARVEY TEAM
Is EASY FOR
BISMARCK CLUB
ROardman in Great Form and
Sends Is of Enemy Back
on StrikeOutS

Charley Boardman took it upon
himself to do lot of high class
pitching yesterday and in so doing he
put the Harvey team completely on
the fritz Of the 33 men who faced
the big Bismarck southpaw, IL of
them failed to hit the ball at all,
that many going back to the bench
by way of the strikeout route, and
he allowed only four measly blows.
The score was 5 to and some 300
fans went away satisfied.
Charley had everything in there
yesterday-a dandy curve ball. lots
of smoke and a sweet change of pace
that had the enemy breaking their
backs. He had at least one strike
out in every inning and in some
frames two and three. Boardman
left little work for his mates to do
in the field Only Is chances were
handled during the pastiming and he
handled four of those.
Mooney on Mound
Mooney, another portsider, was on
the hill for Harvey. He hurled bril-
liantly in spots, but at other places
he was hit hard. However, Mooney
was not altogether responsible for
the defeat, as he was given miser-
able support by his infield, the err
ors coming in lunches and aiding the
White Sox in putting their tallies
across. He worked himself out of
a bad hole in the seventh when he
retired Bismarck without a run, after
the locals had put runners on sec
ond and third with no one down.
The feature Of this battle Of
southpaws was the fact that there
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nine innings of baseball and only one
man hit by pitched ball.
Bismarck took the lead in the first
inning when one run went across the
pan. After two men were down
Nordlund hit at wild pitch on his
third strike and was safe at first.
Boardman hit sizzling grounder to
Halbert on second. Halbert bobbled
and Boardman was safe on first
while Nordlund went to third. Nor
rison singled to right, scoring Nord-
lund. Byerly grounded out and the
side was retired.
Harvey Takes Lead
There was nothing more doing un-
til the third when Harvey showed
two runs across, taking one-run
lead. After one man was down, o.
son was hit by u pitched ball and
went to first. Swang doubled to left,
Olson going to third. Greenwood
hit a bounder which Boardman bob
bled and Olson scored, Swang taking
third and Greenwood going to first.
Halbert singled to center, scoring
Swang. Greenwood went to third on
the hit and Halbert took second on
the throw to catch the runner at the
hot corner. McGreggOr famed and
Stephens was an infield out. From
that stage of the game OH to the fin
ish Boardman was master of the sit
uation, and the invaders had no
more chances to score.
The White Sox tied up the count
in the fourth. Byerly led off with
" single to left. Sagehorn forced
Byerly at second but was safe at
first. on the fielder's choice. Sim
mons hit to Swang who bobbled and
Sagehorn went to second and Sim
mons was safe at first. Kludt
singled down the third base line,
scoring Sagehorn and putting Simon
son on second. Fuller forced Kludt
at second and Guidas popped to Hal
bert for the third out.
Bismarck came back with two more
in the fifth, Nordlund, first man
up, was safe at first on Swang's
error. Boardman laid down sacri-
flee hit and was thrown out at
first, but Nordlund went to second.
Morrison was an infield out and
Nordlund took third on the play.
Byerly doubled to left, scoring
Nordlund. Sagehorn singled to cen
ter, scoring Byerly. Simonson forced
forced Sagehorn at second for the
third out.
Guidas Hits Triple
The White Sox got their final tally
in the sixth. After one man was
down Fuller got single to right
Guidas tripled to center, sending
Fuller home and scoring from third
when Hass made low peg to hold
Guidas at the hot station. Fuller
was out for not touching second
base. Nordlund singled to left, but
Boardman was an infied out and the
scoring for the day was over.
The work of Guidas behind the
log for Bismarck was one of the
features of the battle. The new
White Sox catcher held Boardman up
in fine style and came through with
two dandy hits, one going for three
bases.
The box score:
Harvey ABB r Fl Pc A Z
Swang, IS .........4 l 4 !
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