The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-24
'tBMEN GET
I'VE RUNS IN
sixth TO WIN
!. youthful Mandan Box
II. Hurls WOrkmen Club
to Nice Victory
RICE BLOWS UP
eGames Scheduled for IL,
50, and 4:30 Today in
First Round

I'D batters. wild pitches and
eors in the sixth inning gave
imarck A. o. U. W. baseball
five-run margin over the
loutfit and a victory by a s
bre. The game was called at
of the seventh inning be-
darkness.
Ting drives in the first in
ID a single in the second gave
kkmen nine a margin which
maintained throughout the
: e games are scheduled to be
at the park today. The most
ant of the three, the contest
. IN the jamestown lndepend-
and the Bismarck Grays, is
. lied at 4:3O p. M, with a ca
.. crowd expected to attend.
.. tour games played this season,
dependents beat the Grays in
rst two sessions, but in the
wo the Grays made a come
md defeated their opponents,
by 6 to / margin and the sec
Y a three run rally in the last
ninth session.
the other two games, the con-
between Tuttle and Steele started
l a. m. and the second, be-
a the jamestown Northern Pa
outfit and the Fort Lincoln
{, is scheduled to start at 2:30
, afternoon.
Left Stands Out
the entire Mercer nine, Left
4 the most impressive of any.
no trios to the plate, he poled
three hits and brought in two
!. He was credited with three
ITS and four assists.
t9cer's first score was brought
{ the last half Of the second
bn when Nelson, centerfielder,
brought home by a two Dagger
.eif, second baseman. Left ad-
ed to third and came home on q
pitch.
| the first inning, Patera, CEN
alder. got to first on an error
was brought in by a long triple
1T field by Wacsiskola. Hummel,
nd baseman, poled out a double,
to left field, and brought in
.siskola.
then the A. o. U. w. outfit came
ut George Heidi, Mandan high
Nl. athlete, poled out a triple and
bfpught in by Kelly's single.
august went out on a soft
onder to second at the beginning
be Workmen's half Of the third.
lpel singled and advanced to
4 on a hard double through short
Finn, heavyweight catcher.
dt whitfield Johnson and Nelson
it out to close the inning by tap
E 4 soft grounder to first, leav-
two men on bases.
fierce opened the fourth by strik-
out Klein, Workman short. Lett
sed . hot grounder off Heidt's
at second and threw him out
first. Kelly struck out.
Heidi Catches Runner
elf singled in the Mercer half Of
fourth and was caught off first
pitcher Heidi who cornered him
ween first and second. Receiving
brow from Day, Secondbaseman
mmAl tagged him out. Holton
v 4 base on balls and Pierce
lex out. As Sackman hit toe
TT, Holton was put out at Sec
fitch, Patera, ad Wacsiskola went
in order in the first half of the
Ii, Patera striking out.
2august, Heupel, and Finn went
in order for Mercer. Heupel
king out. Klein made a nice play
king Films hard grounder out Of
J dirt and throwing him out al
st.
Four walked batters, three wilc
cneS ana TWO errors combined tc
e the Workmen five runs in the
st Of the sixth.
Left, Mercer second sacker, made
st on a fielder's choice that put
Nelson. Left was brought II
q long drive to right field Snad<
Holton, who gained third anc
5 thrown out at the home trying
steal on q passed ball.
Flinn, Mercer pitcher, put in il
seventh inning, worked himsel1
Of . close pinch when he tossed
three men in consecutive order
h the bases loaded. Evanson
'kman and Rausust were throwz
in their order.
rhe box score:
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