The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-08-29


game. striking out Il men as COM
pared to four for Schneider, oppos-
imy pitcher. HIS curves and drops
kept the jamestown men guessing
and his consistent work was one of
the major points in helping Bismarck
win.
Tobin Is Outstanding
Eddie Tobin, at first, had 10 put
outs to his credit and two hits. He
made his chances perfectly and did
brilliant work. He would have had
run to his credit in the seventh
inning if the coacher had not assist
cd HIM to his feet as he slipped at
third base on the way in.
Arlington at second, n new recruit
for Bismarck, showed he had all the
stuff necessary by his two Dagger,
his two runs and his putout record.
Nelson, who started the game catch
ing and then went to left field, was
big asset and Kelly SimonsOn
helped keep the jamestown men well
within bounds by his work behind
the plate as well as his able freld-
ing of any chances that came his
way.
BOardman in 1t, Too
Charley Boardman gObbled 'em up
in right field and must split honors
with Love as the saver of the game
by his two-bagger and his score on
Loves perfect sacrifice fly. Webster
was unlucky in his hitting, but he
took care Of center field in as capa-
BILE . manner as could be desired.
John Sagehorn, at short, did some
fine fielding and his accurate losses
to second and first were important
factors in the game. Shorty Fuller
held down the third sack in fine
shape and his speed and alcrtness
was responsible for one score.
Neil Churchill deserves credit for
the work he has done with the team
all season and for his guidance in
this game. Bismarck has baseball
team it can be mighty proud ola
team that won its victory fairly and
ably.
First Inning
Arlington was first up to bat for
Bismarck and gained two bases. on
an error by the third baseman. Tobin
flied to left field and Nelson knocked
Texas Lacquer over right field to
score him. A wild throw by the
center fielder enabled him to come
in safely.
Fergus and Poseley. first up for
jamestown. went out at first base on
assists from Love. Ruud famed.
Second Inning
Webster famed and Sagehorn flied
to Willard. Fuller went out at frs,
base. Willard flied to Addington
Schauer singled and advanced base
on passed ball. Erickson went out
SagehOrn to Tobin. and w. Powell
NH Oh
Third Inning
Addington went out at first. as did
Tobin. Nelson singled and ther
pitcher threw wildly and the ball
went into the dugout. Boardman
walked. Love famed.
l.. Powell singled and then stole
second. Schneider gained two bases
on Nelson's error and went to third
as Powell went out at that point
Poseley's hit scored them both. Pose
ley went to second on a wild pitch
and to third on Ruud's sacrifice. Will
lard's single scored him. Schauel
went out at first base.
Fourth Inning
Simonson singled. Webster flied
to shortstop. Slmonson went out at
second base as Sagehorn gained first
on fielder's choice. Fuller went out
at first base, second to first.
Erickson famed. w. Powell flied
to center field. L. Powell clouted out
astwo-bagger, but it proved valueless
- schneider famed. to retire the
size.
e. Fifth Inning
Addington went out, third to first.
Tobin singled. Nelson got a fielder's
choice as T0bin went out ut second.
shortstop to second B0ardman
singled to advance Nelson. Love
tanned.
Fergus popped to Kelly Simonson.
who took Nelson's place.. the latter
going to left field. Poseley flied to
Fuller. Ruud famed.
x.- Sixth lnn1ng
&monsons flied to second baseman.
Wehster famed. Sagehorn flied to
willard famed. schauer got two
booa4 on Loves error. Erickson
fanaeds W. Poweil's hit brought in
Scheuer. u. Powell flied to right
i Sevssth innins
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KNOCKED two-base hit. Tebin
Seoxed them hOth. Nelson famed.
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whiI1 Tobin went On - third. Tiers
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