The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-17
9 nEDEEllS SELF THROUGH !
5TO2YfHORY OVER LINTON AM
Team Does About Face From
Last Sundays Playing
Loves Pitching Aids
Home Ran By Baumgart-
ner of Linton in Fifth Is
Big Feature Of Game

could be desired, Bismarck took Occa-
sion Thursday to wipe away the
memory of that disastrous Turtle
Lake game of last Sunday. Linton
was the victim and the final score
was 5 to 2 in Bismarck's favor.
The team did a complete about face
from its loose playing Of last Sun
day to play smooth and fast ball.
doc" Love did the twirling and
helped make his Homecoming de-
cidedly joyous event.
The return of Sagehorn and the
addition of Love made good diff
ference. Add to this smart playing
on the part of everyone and you have
it was. In the first inning only was
there any evidence Of indecision and
after that things went along with
precision.
Linton Did Well
Not that Linton played poor ball.
On the contrary, the Emmons county
team did some good work as u whole
but couple Of disastrous errors
more or less balled things up from
their standpoint.
The big feature Of the game was
home run by Baumgartner. He came
up to bat in the fifth and proceeded
to lam one out far over left field.
Bismarck, by this time, had three
runs credited to two for Linton.
Webster, in the sixth and eighth,
brought in the other two.
Fuller walked as the first inning
opened and stole second, making
third on Sagchorn's sacrifice. Fischer
disposed of Simonson, while Fuller
dropped from the picture on an at
tempted steal.
Paulson disposed of Koeppen and
Klein famed, while Blacksmith sing
led and then made second. Fettig
walked, but Angel popped to Sage
horn and ended Unions chance.
Second Is Quiet
There were two walks and stolen
base in the second for Bismarck and
not much out of the ordinary for
Linton.
The third was productive for Bis
marck. Fuller walked and Sagehorn
sacrificed to bring him to second.
Simonson knocked out two-bagger
to bring him in, while Riley scored
Kelly on Kocppen's error. Love and
Webster aided in bringing Riley in
and each availed himself Of a stolen
base. Mohn struck out and Paulson
flied to third.
Koeppcn flied to Webster and
Klein to Love, while Love disposed
Of Blacksmith.
Linton Scores
Two pop flies and strikcout con-
stituted Bismarck's quota in the
| fourth. Fettig made first and then
went out at second. Angel singled
and stole second. Lipp was disposed
! Of by Paulson. Fischer scored Angel
/. but went out at second.
The fifth also was slim fare for
I, Bismarck, but exceedingly rich for
! Linton. Baumgartner came to bat
first and proceeded to wham out a
home run. Sautter famed, Koeppen
flied to second and Klein famed to
end the excitement.
I Webster knocked a two-baggcr and
stole third. Fischer finished Mohn,
! while Paulson sacrificed to score
! Webster. Wadeson famed. Black
smith flied to Wadeson; Fettig. to
Fuller, and Angel to Wadeson again.
In one two-three order Bismarck's
men went out at first in the seventh,
| while PaulsOn disposed of Lipp
Fischer filed to Sagehorn, while
Baumgartner walked, stole second
1 anu gained tuITu OH MVuu . SIIOA'
| Sautter went out at first.
Riley and Love famed in BIS.
marck's segment Of the eighth and
| things looked slim. Then Webster
! gained second, went to third on
Mohn's single and scored through
| Paulson's aid.
Linton went back to its pastimc OF
flying out, thus: Koeppen to Fuller;
4 Klein and Blacksmith to Paulson
| Wadeson gained first through q
single and gained second when Fuller
sacrificed. He advanced to third
while Sagehorn took second on Lipp's
error. Simonson flied out, as did
Riley.
Paulson disposed of Fcttig, Angel
and Lipp, ending the game, mighty
good one.
i The box score: