The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-25
FOUR BISMARCK
ERRORS DONATE
GAME TO Dawes
Benton HarbOr Clan Bunches
Four Hits in Second to
Score Four Runs
DAY PITCHES WELL
Blackmoor, Peterson, Tucker
and Hipp Play Well for
Bearded Aggregation

Outhit seven to six, the House of
David. baseball team whipped the
Bismarck Grays here Saturday
night Z to 3. The David club is the
best ball team that has played in
Bismarck this year.
Joe Days excellent pitching
wouldn't allow expected spectacular
hitting of the long-haired beauties.
Bismarck's four errors, and bunch
ing Of Dawes four hits in the second
accounted for Bismarck's loss.
Three Stand Out
Though all Of the Davidite men
were great ball players, the play of
Blackmoor, Peterson, and Tucker
stood out prominently. The shortstop,
Blackmoor, though he made two bad
throws to first base, one of which
developed into their only error,
played head-up ball all evening.
Peterson, after catching Nagel's
swat to deep center, made a perfect
throw from the garden to home,
forcing Babe Mohn to stay on third
base in the first inning.
Hips hitting was a feature of
the game. He was the only man on
the diamond who hit safely twice.
Tally. the Babe Ruth" of the Ben
ton Harbor club, failed to drive for
the circuit although he secured the
only extra-base hit of the game, a
double.
Day Pitched Well
Joe Day. big Indian hurler, who
whipped Bismarck short time ago
when throwing for the Affiliations
outfit. pitched exceptional ball ex-
cept for the bad second inning. He
also drove out a slashing single in
the third which brought johnson
home from second. Four Of the six
David hits were registered in the
second inning. and they didn't get a
hit after the fourth.
johnson, besides leading the field
with seven assists, scored two Of the
three Gray runs. Tobin hit safely
once in two trips, for days aver
age Of 500. Nagel, Mandan out
fielder. accepted four beautiful flies
to center in a polished manner.
Boardman, batting for Sailer in the
ninth, was robbed of a hit when he
drove liner to right field and Reed
grabbed it after a sensational dash.
The drive would have been q hit if
Reed hadn't been in that garden.
Scored in First
Hipp began scoring in the first,
getting to first on four balls, being
sacrificed to second, and scoring on
Reeds single. Mohn died on third
in the Bismarck half after singing.
getting to second on a sacrifice, and
Sealing third.
The Dawes punched four hits.
Lenaburg let a pitched ball pass,
and Sagehorn bobbled a ripping
grounder, to let the Michigan club
score four men in the disastrous
second. Sixteen batters, eight on
each team, went to bat in the second.
Sagehorn and Johnson singled in
the beginning of their half Of the
second game. each advancing one
base when Sailer was hit by q
pitched ball to fill the bags. Sage
scored when Fuller hit and johnson
came in on Tobin's single.
Atherton scored for the Davidites
in the fifth, being hit by a pitched
ball. stealing second, advancing to
third on a fielder's choice, and COM
ing in on Days wild throw. Reed
finished the scoring in the eighth,
reaching first when Eddie Sailer
dropped his fly in left field, steal
ing second, and finishing the circuit
when johnson allowed fuckers blow
to slip through him.
ILL., L..