The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-07-06

uudICh uIUUUOS SStStU 0ys
!. II to A. House Of David
Team Here Sunday
Bismarck added injury to insult
yesterday. She defeated Mandan, II
to 4, yesterday at the Bismarck ball
park. after defeating her, 5 to l.,
/, on her own grounds Sunday.
There came the sixth inning. the
bloody sixth-evcrything was quiet
before that, at least as quiet as base
ball usually is.
kludt got base on balls. A NOM
ent later he bobbed up at second.
no one seeming to know quite how
he got there. Fuller's one Dagger
advanced him to third. A moment
later Fuller stole second. Tobin's
out at first made two down for
the side, as Albertson had whitfield
at the opening of the inning. But
Kludt got home meanwhile for the
initial score Of the game. N0rd-
lundss one Dagger brought Fuller
in. before Churchilrs out retired the
side.
Hoeft madeline only score for Man.
dan. starting with one Dagger and
advancing peg by peg until Kempf's
high fly to left field brought him in.
Schultze's out shortly afterward re-
tired the side.
The Seventh
In the seventh with two men down,
Simonson walked to first, stole second
and brought in the third score Of
the game for Bismarck, before Kludt's
out retired the side. In this inning
AlbertsOn got away with a one bag
ger and stole second, following fast
in the footsteps Of Simonson, hut was
left on base,
Tho Mandau boys went down in one
two-thtee order, to finish the inning
in hurry. Apparently acquiescing in
the desire Of their opponents to get
it over with. Bismarck went out in
the same kind Of~order, Fuller on
high fly to short, Tobin on liner
to third and NOrdlund on one to the
pitcher.
Thus things were going smoothly in
. the first Of the eighth. Then the
Mandan boys tried to start something.
Fuller, playing spectacular game at
second sack, quelled the insurrectiOn
ut once. They all went out with
military precision, one, two, three on
hits to Fuller.
IN the ninth the visitors retaliated.
Churchill got first on a high fly to
left field which was not assimilated.
He was followed by Fairchild. Both
came home on Tufford's liner to left
field. The Mandanites were soon out
in the ninth and thus ended the first
day, the score 5 tc 3.
Mondays Game
Mondays game did not begin SO
: auspiciously. Dorfler ID off for
;rn ~psNh tt,n IN "a
h+. Shafcr followed with one.
going to second and third in his wake.
Heidi brought Dorfler in with his
single, advanced to second and died
on third, after Schultze whitfield and
Arthur's one base hit had brought in
Shafer.
Bismarck made the retort court
eous to this and did nothing about
it in the second.
In the third, Hoeft knocked three
Dagger to deep center and came in on
Wild pitch before the side was re-
tired by Heidt's out.
For Bismarck, SimonsOn was out
at first. Arbcrtsom hit two Dagger
TO deep center, but died at third
Fuller's out and Kludt's out at first
retired the side.
In the fourth inning Mandan retired
in one-two- three. Then T0bin got
safe on first and later brought in
a run on Nordlund's base hit. Nord-
sund went to third on Churchill's
two Dagger. Love lined out q two
Dagger and Churchill and Nordlund
both scored. Love scored on Fair
child's out at second. Simons0n got
to first and then went to third on a
bad throw by the catcher. Albertson
struck out. Kludt brought Simon
son home and got safe on first.
Fuller struck out. Score 5 to ).
More Scores
In the fifth. with Tobin down,
Nordlund got to first and advanced
to second on churchill's single.
Loves double brought Nordlund home
and sent Churchill.tO third. Fairchild
struck out. Sim0nsOn brought in
Love and Churchill, but went out at
second. Score 3 to 3.
In the sixth Schafer struck out.
Heidi followed suit and Schultz
knocked out fly which the short
stop assimilated without too much
trouble. Kludt, Fuller and Tobin
took scarcely more time.
In the seventh Arthur reached first,
stole second and died at third. New
conner hit q two Dagger but died
at third. Rooth reached first base
safely. but Hecker was out Ut first
Immediately afterward and retired the
side. The Bismarck boys did scarcely
any better.
for Mandan. He went to second on
Nordlund's error. Dorfler went out
on fly to left field. Schafer took
1 base on balls, and Heidi hit one to
Tobin. The ball hit Tobin on the
eye and bounced into Fuller's hands,
putting Shafer out. and counting
T0bin = painful assist. HOeft reach
ed third before Schultxe's out re-
tired them.
Simonson started the dance for Bis
marc. with one bakger, stole Sec
ond and went to third on Albert
sons one bagger. Kludt's one sackcr
brought in Simonson. Fuller popped
fly to the pitcher and T0bin brought
in Albcrts0n on q sacrifice. Nord-
lund reached first ssfely, stole sec
ond. and Kludt scored. Churchill
brought NordlunA to third base, but
Loye's fly to right field retired the
side. Score IL to 5.
,Mandan Adds One P0lnt
In the ninth, Arthur struck out.
Newcomer made first on an error
went to second on q wild throw.
Rooth's hit brought in Newcomer.
Hecker was out on fly to short, and
Hoeft hit to deep right field for the
third out of the inning.
Bismarck did not finish out the
inning. ScO-~ IL to 4.
Next Sunday the tufted giants wilt
play in Bismarck. Reports circulated
elsewhere TO the effect the House