The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-21
RAYS, STEELE,
JIMMIE OUTFIT
FAVORED CLUBS
Tree Mentioned Teams, Fort,
Mercer. Norkmen, futile,
and n. P. Entered
0VE PITCHES WELL
.acticallv All Teams Have
Recruited New Strength for
Second Tourney
1vE PITCHES WELL

Bismarck Is setting set for what
expected % Re an interesting base
|, ,ourrarert-;he second annual
smarek .eurnarsn. which s being
lEei here Thursday. Friday. Sat
sAy. and Sun6ay-ard ere eight
ms entered are making final pre-
-a.aons .cr their s,o .o- first
ice
IF the eiSh. teams entered IN the
SO. !. seems :o1ay that the win
xii hs Bismarck. jamestown
DEPENDENTS, - Steele. with the
s-s-c. Grsys having Sigh. ad-
-.sea G. rersr IS result q Us
,eess.E, campaign ssa.rst rs Two
sa.ss: rivals n ire last three
sks. manly because q the grea.
ring a: nr. + +. Love.
TIE Grays have tsaten Steele il
c.iy Two games PLAYED with the
ghhors .h,s ss.sc--both victor
BY decisive scores-end have
mined jamestown N the las. two
four games played with the S-uts-
n county crew.
Eight Teams Entered
The eight teams entered are the
zee mentioned favorites, the
mestown Northern Pacific nine.
IT Lincoln, Mercer. the Bismarck
O. L. W. club, and futile.
The jamestown n. p. nine has
Eat record this year. but little is
own Of them out here except that
" have decisively beaten the
ison All-ctars on several occa-
MS. They have Jared we'll with
jamestown Independents, but the
dependents are rated a stronger
I'm.
Bismarck defeated Mercer twice
the beginning of the season, and
lie has been heard Of the Mercer
,wd since they played here.
The Grays likewise had COM
ratively easy time whipping
tile, although the gang showed
,mise Of developing into a clever
lding team. Much of Tuttle's sue
IS will depend upon their pitching
#.
# the local A. o. U. ". club
mes out Ct the slump in which it
been coasting the last couple OF
eks, it might make trouble, hav.
I: a bunch Of heavy hitters and 8
rly good pitching staff The To-
clubmen are handicapped in thai
~ err frequently.
Jimmies- Grays Meet
Bismarck and jamestown meet il
D first round Friday afternoon. I
,marck comes through with a vii
ainst Jamestown, the Gray
,uld win the championship and tn
20 check, because it appears tina
} local club will have little troubl
posing Of Steele.
+ Jamestown should win tina
st game, Steele will be in tn
ok Of the fight because they hav
,ved their capability of lickinl
I. Jimmies. The Steelers hav
item the Stutsman county crew i
Try engagement played betwee
s. two teams this season. and the
y be able t, do 1t again.
And then again--a dark hors
" develop in the tournament
tile may develop into a contende
u maybe Mercer or Fort Lincolr
All Of the teams have signed ne,
terial for the tournament, pitch
especially, but the Associatio
Commerce committee, which
,nsoring the meet. has decided nc
announce the rosters Of the er
IS until later.
Members of the association CON
tee which has charge Of tn
mes are W. S. Ayers, N.
.urchill, and H. P. Goddard.
Roy Patterson, former majc
que star and umpire in the Amer
n Association, who now resides
,.nneapolis, will be here to umpi,
but the first game Of the NEE
4 he will be the final Judge in a
-putes, having all privileges Of
ssjor league umpire, the commit
! announces.
The schedule for the tourname,
AS follows:
! First Round
{. Thursday 6 p. m. Mercer v
narck A. o. U. w. nine.
:. Friday II q. m, Tuttle v
/ s.ele.
q. Friday 2:30 p. M, Jamestow
.rthern Pacific vs.. Fort Lincoln
Z. Friday 4:30 p. m, Jamestow
,ependents VS.. Bismarck Ind
sdents.
Semifinals
:. Saturday 2 p. M. winners ,
me vs.. winners Of Game 2.
:. Saturday 4 p. ,n., winners ,
me 3 vs.. winpers Of Game 4.
Finals
:. Sunday 1880 p. M, losers /,
/, semifinal games play for thil
&c.
n. Sunday $3.50 p. M, winners ,
semifinal contests play Il
mpionship.
,rixes Of $500. $500, 1925, and s;
b awarded winners Of frs
\ ond. third, and fourth places r,
ctively.