The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-07-23
CHIROPRACTOR
GIVES 4 HITS
IN NEAT GAM
Bismarck Will Not Play Par.
shall Next Sunday as Has
Been Announced
TO PLAY STEELE AGAIN
Grays Play ErrOrless Ball Be-
hind Hurler's Excellent
Pitching
TO PLAY STEELE AGAIN

The Bismarck Grays helped Doc
Love celebrate his 9th birthday yes
terday at the Bismarck athletic field
Harvey's baseball club, 6 to l.
Love allowed the visiting batsmen
only four hits and his team gave
him errorless support. The chiro-
practor has allowed opponents only
10 hits and two runs in his last two
games.
Though it was announced yester-
day that Bismarck would meet Par
shall here next Sunday. Manager Neil
Churchill learned Immediately after
the game that the Parshall club
broke up yesterday after it's contest
At Minot. Most of the salaried Par
shall men will play with Minot the
remainder Of the season.
Bismarck played with vengeance
yesterday, every man on the squad
turning in at least one neat play.
Their fielding was very near per-
feet, two double plays being regis
tered.
Grays Bat Well
The Grays were impressive at bat
yesterday, getting 10 hits, five Of
which were doubles, off the offer
ings of Red Haroldson. lanky Harvey
twirler. Haroldson isn't poor
pitcher, he is one Of the best that
has appeared here this season. but
the Grays were playing heads up
ball yesterday and were anxious to
prove to the home fans that they
do play good ball.
Johnson hit double and two sin
giles in four trips to the platter.
Dutch Nagel wasn't far behind, get
ting two doubles in four attempts.
Floyd Fuller started a three-run
rally in the third inning with a long
double. his first extra base hit of
the season. Love singled twice in
four attempts and Mohn hit a
double.
Guidas scored in the first inning
on Nagel's double after he had
reached first on a fielders choice
and stolen second.
Fuller doubled to start the third
frame and scored on Mohn's double.
Mohn scored on Tobin's single. Tobin
stole second and third but was put
out at home. Guidas reached first
as Eddie was being put out, stole
second, and scored on Doc Loves
single. johnson doubled to put Love
on third. but Jones went out to close
the frame.
johnson scored in the sixth reach.
ing first on single. going to sec.
ond when Jones sacrificed, and scor.
ing when Haas and Stephens erred
in succession on Sagehorn's drive.
With two out in the sixth Nagel
doubled and scored on Docs second
bingle of the day to close the scor.
ing.
Three Each Inning
In eight Of the nine innings, only
three men faced Love. Five mer
went to the plate in the sixth. Haas
singled and was put out at second as
Roswald reached first. Roswald
went to second as Haroldson was
thrown out at first and scored when
E. Greenwood doubled. Grammar
struck out to end the inning.
Grammar and D. Greenwood
singled in the fir.-t and fifth cantos
respectively, bu. were victims OF
double plays. Only one Harvey mar
died on base. that being f. Green.
wood in the sixth.
Churchill said yesterday that the
Grays will play Steele again in the
near future if date can be ar.
ranged. Steele, having lost a one
sided game here when their pitcher
failed to arrive for the game some
time ago, is demanding a second
chance after having licked the James
town club twice in succession
Jamestown has defeated Bismarck
twice this season.
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