The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-06-29
Sports
HEBRON CLUB
EASY VICTIM
OF BISMARCK
White SOx Hit Ball Hard
and Get Victory in
League Contest

Bismarck White Sox turned loose
their heavy artillery on Hebron here
yesterday and knocked them flat, y
to 4, in a Missouri Slope League con-
test. The Bismarck athletes opened
their attack in the first inning,
when they battered five runs across
the pan, and then breeZed along to
the finish, picking up run here
and there. and scoring an easy VIC
tory.
Charley Boardman was on the
mound for the White Sox and took
things easy after his mates had Civ
en- him that five-run lead. He
never extended himself after the
first inning and at times lobbed the
ball over the pan. He gave the
fielders an opportunity to show what
they could do and they came through
with dandy game of baseball. Their
fielding was fast and clean and they
made only one bobble during the
nine innings of baseball. Boardman
yielded the enemy nine hits, three
of them being for two bases, and
famed six batters.
Bismarck Hits Hard
Hebron used two hurlers against
the White Six. Schierbaum started.
but was relieved by Stelter after the
first three men up had busted the
old pill. Stetler was also hit hard
by the Bismarck athletes, who
gathered total Of II wallops, four
of them going for extra bases.
Bismarck batted around in that
first inning. Guidas led off with
a double to left. Buretta walked.
Byerly doubled to left, scoring Bur
eta and sending Byerly to third.
Morrison popped out. Nordlund hit
to left for three bases, scoring By
erly and Boardman. SOrlein singled
infield and Nordlund counted. Sage
horn and Cox were down in order.
in the third. Morrison, first man up,
singled to left and went to second
on Nordlund's sacrifice hit. Sorlein
was safe at first on O'Day's error,
Morrison going to third. Sagehorn
hit a bounder to Schierbaum at
short. The ball was fielded cleanly
and thrown to second to force SOr-
lein, but Geisler dropped the throw
and all hands were safe, filling the
bases. Cox grounded out to first
and Morrison scored on the play
Guidas flied out to center.
Hebron Gets Started
Hebron scored their first run in
the fourth. Geisler led off with a
single to center and went to second
on "a wild pitch. Schweigert famed.
O'Day was safe at first on Buretta's
error. Stelter hit grounder to
Buretta, who tagged out Geisler at
third. O'Day took second and Stel-
ter reached third on the fielders'
choice. Devorak singled to left, scor-
ing O'Day. Devorak was thrown out
at second trying to reach the key
stone sack on the throw to the plate
to catch O'Day.
The White Sox got the run back
in their half of the fourth. Buretta,
first man up, singled to right. He
took second and third on Byerly's
and Boardman's infield outs and
scored on Morrison's single to left.
Nordlund famed for the third out.
There was nothing more doing un-
til the sixth, when Bismarck got
another counter. Buretta started the
inning with single to right. By
erly popped out. Boardman singled
infield, Buretta going to third. Nor
rison put a sacrifice fly to right
and Buretta scored. Nordlund forced
Beafdman at second.
HOstiles Get Two
The hostiles got two in the sew
enth. O'Day, first man up, doubled
to left. Stelter was an infield out
5 and Devorak famed. Kick doubled
to right, scoring O. Day. Fund sim
gled to center, scoring Kick. Funk
was thrown out between second and
third.
Bismarck showed another over in
the eighth. After one man was
down, Boardman singled to right
Morrison singled to left, Boardman
going to second. Nordlund hit to
Schierbaum, who threw to Geisler
forcing Morrison, but Geisler threw
wild to first trying to make a double
play and Boardman scored. Sorlein
grounded out for the third out.
Hebron got one in the ninth. Aft
err one man was down, O'Day doubled
to right and scored on Stelter's
single to right. Devorak and Klich
were infield outs and the scoring fol
the day was over.
Box score:
Hohron Ar PO +