The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-27
BISMARCK 9
DEFEATS GLEN
ULLIN, 9 TO 1
Visitors. Get Three Hits in
Z Fourth Inning and One
More in the Eighth

Allowing the visitors only four
hits, three Of which were garnered
in the fourth inning, doc" Love, as
sisted by some excellent hitting on
the part Of his teammates, pitched
the Bismarck ball team to an easy
victory over the Glen Ullin nine here
Sunday, the final score being 8 to l.
After three innings which went
scoreless on both sides, with little
excitement other than the usual one.
two, three, out story, Glen Ullin
opened up in the fourth. Ployhart,
who was safe at first because Of q
bad throw by Love, advanced to third
on Armstrong; two Dagger and
scored on Wadeson's overthrow to
third. Reuter- reached first on a
fielder's choice when Love elected to
throw Armstrong out at third. For
and struck out, after which Walery
hit to center, Reuter- stopping at Sec
ond. Isaac hit to short left, filling
the bases. Love then did his stuff"
by striking out Verdpn.
Glen Ullin's only threat during the
balance of the game came in the
eighth inning when Barr hit safely
to center but was thrown out in try
ing to steal second, SimonsOn to To-
bin to Sagehorn.
Four Scores in Fifth
Bismarck started the fireworks in
the fifth inning. Webster was first
up and hit to center, after which he
stole second. Paulson hit to center,
Webster stopping at third. Wadeson
struck out but Fuller hit over third
base, scoring Webster. Walery
muffed Sagehorn's long fly and Paul
son scored. Fuller stole home for
the third score and Sagehorn fol-
lowed him across the plate when ST.
monson hunted to third base, being
thrown out at first. Tobin was safe
on hunt but Love was out on
fly, retiring the side.
In the seventh inning Bismarck
scored again when Wadeson walked
and then stole second and third. FULL
er was out, Reuter- to Verdun, but
Wadeson scored on the play. Sage
horn struck out and Simonson flied
out.
Tobin hit to center field in the
eighth inning and then stole second.
Love flied out to center. Moen
walked and Webster hit to Geek, who
muffed the ball. and Tobin scored.
Fairchild, batting for Pauls0n, flew
out to Ployhart. Churchill, batting
for Wadeson, sent q grounder down.
the third base line which Geek failed
to handle properly and Moen and
Webster scored. Fuller hit to center
field, scoring Churchill. Sagehorn
was safe on Ployhart's error and
stole second, but Sim0nson flied out,
retiring the side.
Sensational Catches
Webster's sensational catch of
Reuters long fly to right center in
the sixth inning and Walery's ONE
handed catch Of Webster's foul fly
to left were features of the game.
Webster made One-handed grab for
Reuters fly and caught it but the
ball bounced out Of hts glove. Making
another grab for the ball he caught
it again before it fell.
Love struck out II of the visitors,
while Armstrong. who worked the
first five innings for Glen Ullin,
struck out four and Reuter-, who re-
placed Armstrong, struck out one.
When Armstrong was sent to the
bench at the beginning Of the sixth,
after Bismarck's first scoring orgy,
Geek replaced Reuter- at third and
Reuter- went to the box.
Next Sunday Bismarck will meet
the fast Turtle Lake nine on the local
diamond and on Monday the Bis
marck and Mercer teams will play
at Brush Lake as part Of Fourth
of July celebration at that summer
resort.
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