The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-08-15
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Only Two Invaders Get Past
tpSecond. H., Wheye Event;
HepaleysAt1s Ontsi1ers
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GAME PROVES SPEEDY
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Sagehorn's Three-Bagger, To-
.hia's. Single Rriag Aocals
;0Pk Score
st~N@aes Es3f sBstxsss
game PROVES SPEEDY

Bismarck played brilliant ball to
score shutout over Parshall yester-
day, 10. 1t was probably the best
game Of the season, with both sides
displaying plenty Of fight and speed.
. Charley, Boaxd1nata did the tWirling
and kept the .Parshall: mep. bafflsa,
while Aensley did. well m the mound
for the invaders. Only two rarshall
men g9t past second basA. in the
whole, Dame. RismarGk's single score
came largely through the work OIL
Sagehorn. who clouted one far out
over right field to take three bases.
Hs was scored BY. Tobih. With =
Proves Clos hattie !.
4 puring the majority Of the game,
1t was nip apd tuck battle. but At
all times 1t Was. interesting and
there were, plenty of fast plays to
keep things moving. ....~...5. III.
I. Birdsbih opened the game, With !
clout which SAgehorn mitted and
threw to Tobin to put him ont. OLE
ness likewise went ont at first. while
Kline Tanned. Mohn and Tobin.
first. with Rodgers and Hensley fur
ssishine the assists, Trick put out
satisfaetory for 'i f.xr.h.ii. n Bennett s
flied to Fuller, Hensley to SimDnson
and Rodgers to Lcnahurx. Bosxdman
gained first as. Remington. erred and
both he, and Nelson we're dispesed Of
ct second by Remington aid Rodg-
ers. Simonson, walked and Lena
burg went cut at first. go
SageAorn Gets S.Baxxer Al
Trick, first up for Parshall in the
third, got q single. and stole 2 base,
while McGaryey and Remington
fanpsd. SaHeh0rn came up to bat
and proceeded to wham ont lang one
over right Held which netted. him
three baxeS.. Fuller Tanned, as did
Mohn. Tobin singled To score Sage
horn and LeAabure, running for him.
stole base. Jones famed. =.
Olsness famed ls be came, to bat
in the fourth and Kline and Bennett
went out at first base. Boardman
first up for Bismarck, famed and
Nelson went out at first base. Sim
onson flied to Rodgers.
Hensiey went out at first base as
the fifth ,opened; Rodgers was hit
by pitched ball to gain firats Trick
A.".Ous anu N1SN0AVey Wcus wv ~
first. j.
Lenaburg gained first g Rodgers
erred and Sa&ehorn gained first on u
fielder's choice, while both Of them
went out at second as Fuller took his
base. on fielder's. chAice. Mohn
went out at first. Remington famed
while Birdsbill got q single and then
advanced two bases on passed balls.
Olsness famed and Kline was put
out by robin, unassisted, ut firatI
T0bin flied to Hehsley,y Jones
famed and Boardman flied to Birds
bill in the last half Of the sixth.
Seventh Iiss4 Lively>~
Bennett got Il 'two-bageer which
SCARED out. over right field Us the
seventh, opened, while Hensley. Rod
gers and Trick famed. Nelson flied
to Birdsbill; Simonson singled:
Lenaburg famed, and Sagehorn flied
to Trick In Bismarck's segment Of
.MeGarvey flied to ,Si.esnson,
while Remington singled in the mi.
flied to Mohn and Oisness failed 10
run out the ball, going out ct first.
Mohn' stngied andI went out 1t sec-
ond oa. Tpbin ) went to first on I
fieldsr's. choice. -Jone1. 4anped.
| Kline and Dennett went out at
first II Psrshall made. IT. tinaf stand
/ in the ninth. Mohn and SAgehorn
furnished the assistS. Hensley
famed. to sNd tho game.
Nelson, new man, acquitted him
self creditably during the game
while Kelly Simonson, transferred "a
the outer garden, SHARED anythtRe
that came his way. vi
Roop and . Parshall man % UNI
pirea handled the game icreditably.
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