The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-10-08
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Senators: Rice up; Vic AldridgC
took a brief warm ~ after he got
to the box and aftcr G~'NtAlm con
ferrcd with Ai6rid"" \ few minutes
Rice took rs position al tha plate
Pi'a up' .t'ar.dge'a first pitch was
$iiA and Traynor rushed over to
talk to him. Wright threw out Rice
at first. Stan Harris up; The Pitts
burgh inficld kept talking to Al
bridge. Harris fouled the ball trying
to bunt. Stan Harris went out on
strikes swinging = foot over Al.
bridges drop ball. Goslin up; Cos.
lin hit long fly to Carey and the
Pittsburgh crowd cheered for Il full
minute. Aldridge worked nothing
but curve all through the inning
No runs. no hits. no errors.
Pittsburgh: Moore up: Moore bit
into fast breaking splitter. Peck
threw ont Moore. coming in fast It
get his slow roller. Carey up; Carey
struck out on three spit balls. Cove.
lcsk;e kept the ball around Carcy'>
knees. Cuy!er up: Stan Harris
threw out Cuvlcr at first. It was
Stan Harris first assist in the ser.
les. No runs, no hits. no errors.
Sccond Irning
Senator's: Judge up: Judge got ;
home run into the right field stands
He caugh. Il fast curve on the enc
of his bat and the ball sailed higf
and far. Joe Harris up; Joe Hnrri:
, shot a fast grounder past Wrigh
for a base. Bluege up: Joe Harri:
was thrown out stealing. Smith I,
, Moore. Yde is now warming up fo
Pittsburgh. Barnhart took Bluege'!
high fly. Peck up; Traynor threv
out Peck and Grantham made
gloved hand stop of Traynor's wd'
; throw. 1t saved Traynor an error
J One run. hits. no errors.
! pittsburgh: Barnhart up: Barn
hart sent out fly to Rice, hittin.
; the first ball pitched. Traynor cam,
in for II cheer as he stepped to tn
plate. TraynOr up; COvcleskie KEEP
the ball around TraynOr's knees
! Rlucgc smothercd Traynor's no
smash and threw him out. Wrigh
up; Wright crashed a single t,
right. Grantham up; Grantha
I swung viciously at spitball. Cove
! leskic tried to pick Wright off first
. Grantham was scattering the Gus
! toners in the boxes with foul balls
. Wright went to second on 4 paSSct
! ball. Grantham is having his trou
| blcs Eauging Covclcskic's dam
. filings. Stan Harris made easy wori
of Grantham, throwing him out 4
, first. No runs, one hit, no errors.
Third Inning
Senator's: Ruel up; Aldrdge KEEP
the ball on the inside. Ruel fanne'
, again, being fooled by Aldridge'
| drop ball. Ruel kicked to Umpir,
Owens. Coveleskie up; Covele ski
also went out on strikes. Rice up
Rice slashed a line single into cen
ter, which Aldridgc had to duck
Stan Harris up; Aldridge tried It
get Rice off first. Again Aldridg,
tried to pick Rice off first. Rice
on a balk by Aldridge, went to sec
ond. The balk unsteadied Aldridge
Wright threw out Stan Harris a
first and the danger was over. NJ
, runs, one hit, no errors.
Pittsburgh: The sky was now be
coming overcast with pail o
smoke. Smith up; Smith got a lin
single into left and this started tn
Pittsburgh crowd bowling. Aldridg'
up; Aldridge forced Smith, Cove
leskie to Stan Harris. Moore up
!. The Senators had double play il
sight, but Harris dropped the bal
| and got Smith at second. Moore
struck out. hitting at spitbal
which struck in the dirt before tn,
plate. Carey up; Carey singled int
| right, Aldridge stopping at second
Cuyler up; Cuyler forced Carey
Pee to Stan Harris. No runs, hits
no errors.
Fourth Inning
Senator's: Goslin up; the two
pitchers were going along nicely anG
the fans prepared themselves fol
another moundsmen's battle. Wright
made a beautiful stop of Goslin's
seeming hit and then got him by ;
quick throw. Goslin claimed tina
Wright's throw drew Grantham of
the bag. Judge up; Barnhart robbed
Judge of two-base hit with run
ming catch. Joe Harris up; Joe Har.
ris singled off Traynor's glove. Il
was a line smash and Traynor Wen
; into the air after it. Bluege up; Al
bridge tried to get Joe Harris Of
first and Harris gave him the laugh
Cuyler took Bluege's long fly which
looked as if it was going to the
stands for home rur. No runs, one
hit, no errors.
Pittsburgh: Barnhart up, the
crowd began to clap in unison calling
for a rally. Coveleskie's splitter was
breaking low and wide. Barnhart
sent up high fly to Rice. Traynol
up; Peck threw out Traynor. Wright
up; Wright got home run into
the left field stands in front of the
score board. The crowd howled as
the score was tied. He hit fast
ball. Grantham up; Grantham fouled
out to Ruel who picked the ball of
the hat of spectator in left field
One run, one hit. no errors.
Fifth Inning
Senator's: Peck up; Peck singled
over Wright's head. Ruel up; AL.
bridge tried to get Peck at first
Ruel singled into center, Peck stop
ping at second. Yde is now warm.
ing up for Pittsburgh. Covcleskie
up; Smith went out to the box to
| talk to Aldridge. Aldridgc took Gov.
elcskie's bunt and threw to third ia
get Peck. It was a sacrifice hit and
q fielder's choice. Oldham is nov
warming up for Pittsburgh. Rice
up; the bases were filled and nom
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