The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-06
Brilliant Playing Marks Mon
day Game-TableS Turned
on Northern Nine
Is on Mound MOnday-LOve
Holds Down Position Sun
day in Close Game

baseball team came back with
a bang Monday to whitewash
the northern nine to the tune
of 10 to 0.
Runchcd hits were respOn-
sible for Turtle Lakes victory
Sunday, with all three runs
coming in the sixth inning.
Bismarck committed mayhem
Monday and mopped up the
grounds with Turtle Lake,
getting one run in the first in
ming; seven in the third and
two in the fourth.
Doc Love did the pitching
Sunday and held Turtle Lake
to four hits, striking out five
men. Charley Boardman was
on the mound Monday and
allowed two hits, with IL
strikeouts to his credit. Jack
Geselchen allowed three hits
and struck out five men Sun
day. Monday he split the
game with Hart and during
his time on the mound al
lowed seven hits, while Hart
allowed four.
w. Maxwell opened Mon
days game by tanning, while
Krush flied out and Hart was
thrown out at first.
Sailer Gets First Run
Bismarck's first run came
through Sailer. He was first
to bat and walked. Tobin's
sacrifice advanced him and he
went to third on a wild toss.
Charley Boardman's sacrifice scored
him. Kelly Simonson walked and
his loss to throw Olson out at sec
base.
Olson. for Turtle Lake, went to
first base on passed ball. Wonder
heide famed. Gesellchen got to first
as Simonson erred and then recouped
his loss to thrown Olson out ut sec
ond. Wirtzfeld's tap was captured
by Sagehorn, who put Gesellchen out
at second.
In Bismarck's segment Of the Sec
Ond, Mohn and Nelson went out ut
first base and Lenaburg famed.
Turtle Lake had a single to its
credit in the third inning, acquired
by Maxwell, and not much else. Ac-
curate work by Tobin enabled him ia
put out two Turtle Lake men, un-
assisted, at first base and the third
man also went out 1T first, on an
assist from Boardman.
Slaughter Begins
Then the slaughter began. Fuller
was first up and cracked out nice
little hit. He gained another base
on an overthrow. Saler walked and
went to second on Tobn's clout
which scored Fuller. Charley Board
mans clout brought in Saier and
Kelly Simonson's Texas Lacquer
scored both Tobin and Boardman
Sageh0rn went out at first base
Mohn made nice hit along the first
base line to score SimonsOn, Nelson
famed. Lenaburg cracked out two
Dagger to score Mohn. Fuller's hit
Melted him two bases. Sailer famed
Hart singled, while Olson and Won
derheide famed and Gesellchen went
out at first base.
Tobin gained first on his single
and an overthrow netted him another
base. Boardman flied to center field
Simonson cracked out hit to bring
in TObin. Sagchorn knocked a YER
teal which Hart caught. Mohn's hit
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bases on wild throws. Nelson flied
to center field.
Fifth Inning Quiet
Turtle,A Lakes activity in the fifth
inning was confined to pop fly, a
strike0ut and: e man out at first.
Lenaburg went out at first base,
while Fuller famed. Sailer walked
and Tobin flied to center field.
All three of Turtle Lakes offer
ings in the sixth inning, Maxwell,
Krush and Olson, went out at first
base. Boardman flied to right field
Simons0n went out at first base
Sagehorn walked. Mohn went out At
first base.
Vonderheide was first up for Turtle
Lake in the seventh inning and
famed. Gesellchen went to first
on first on Simon's error. Wirtzfeld
flied to- Fuller. B. Maxwell famed.
Nelson famed and Lenaburg and
Fuller went out at first base.
Nelson's catch Of Lynch's vertical
was an eighth inning feature. He
made dash to clamp on the ball
back Of the plate and, although fall
ing, kept his hold on it. W. Maxwell
and Kursh famed.
Sailer singled as R.snlarca'c seq
mep* Of the eiohtn inning opened
T6bin's sacrifice advaDccd him a
base. Bcardman and Sinonson went
ontt at first base.
Hart was first up . bat for Turtle
Lake in the ninth inning. He famed,
a. dii CIscn, WHO followed him. Tobin
put ont vanderheidc unassistei at
FRS. base. to end the game.