The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-09
KANSAS CITY
CLUB SHARES
7 TO 1 LEAD
Churchill Saves Love and
BOardman from Box 10 Use
Ine Against jamestown
COLD HURTS GESELLCHEN
Mixed Crew Outfits Local
Club 10 to Z; MOhn Gets Two
Hits in Four Tries

A recognized Bismarck team
will meet jamestown at 3 p. m.
Sunday at the city ball park,
Neil Churchill. manager. an
nounccd this morning. Board
man will pitch and either Lena
burg or Simonson vii catch. A
new playe- in the person of
Johnson. Turtle Lake shortstOp.
who has been plying with
Drake this season, will play
short for the local club. The
rest Of the Bismarck lineup will
be shifted around.
Bismarck lost baseball game to
the Kansas City All Nations last
night in a cold game at the city ball
park. The score was seven to one.
The Bismarck play was ragged,
while the Affiliations outfit played
good ball most of the time.
Churchill saved Love and Board
man from the box last night to use
one of them in the game with
Jamestown at the city ball park
Sunday afternoon. jamestown lost
to the Affiliations Thursday by
seven to two. The score would
have been twelve to two if he sew
enth inning had been completed.
Bismarck hopes to. avenge the de-
feat given them last Sunday by the
Stutsman county crew on their home
playground.
Cold Hurt Gesellchcn
Cold weather got the best Of Jack
Gesellchen, Turtle Lake butcher
boy who made his debut in the box
for Bismarck. Joe Day. who is re-
membered as one member of the
Day-Fly pitching team for Bismarck
back in the Dakota league, pitched
nice game for the winners.
The Affiliations club, made up of
Negroes and three Indians, present
ed a nice team on the field and hit
we'll. The hitting of Redd, third
baseman, was especially goSd, the
Negro getting double and a triple
in three trips to the plate. Gray,
catcher, got two hits, one three
Dagger, in five trips to the plate
and was credited with IL putouts.
Day, besides striking out nine men
and allowing but seven hits in the
loose game, walloped two singles in
four trips with the bat. Anderson
second baseman, committed the only
two Affiliations errors. Black
smith scored twice, and Anderson
Redd, Jackson. Russell. and Day
scored once each for the Kansas City
outfit.
Mchn Hits Again
Babe Mohn again was the only
Gray who had luck with the bat
The little centerfielder who made
three hits out of four attempts at
jamestown last Sunday hit twice
last night in his quartet Of tries.
Lenaburg, in two tries, and Simon
son, Sagehorn, Fuller. and Board
man each hit one-basers. Sagehorn
was the only Gray scorer. Eddie
Sailer had bad day on the dia-
mond with two errors, Lenaburg
and Fuller each making one.
The colored crew started off in
the first inning with two runs, re-
sulting from Bismarck error, a
double, and triple. Each team
scratched run in the second
Every man on the mixed team faced
Gesellchen in the fourth, when the
southern team scored four runs with
four hits and one base on balls
augmented by an error and stolen
base.
Fourth Ends Scoring
No scoring was done after the
fourth inning. In the sixth Lena
burg got on base with hit after
Boardman had taken three strikes
Then the big outfielder was forced
into a double play when Sagehorr
hit to the pitcher. Day to Ander.
son to jackson was the double com.
bination. Again in the eighth. with
two out. Lenaburg reached first or
four balls, and third on Anderson
error, only to die there when Sailel
was whitfield. In the ninth, Fuller
singled and stole second and third
to die on the hot corner when Sailel
struck out.
The Affiliations slumped in their
play after getting the big lead in
the fourth inning and the game lost
interest. Clownish antics of Gray
comic and clever Negro catcher, won
him a place in the hearts of the
spectators.
Suffered Two Injuries
Bismarck suffered two injuries,
one in the first inning when Nc
Leod, catching to relieve Simonson,
split a nail on a pitched ball, and
the second when Sagehorn hurt his
throwing arm in a heave from short
to first. Sagehorn played third to
begin the game so that he might
save his arm but was forced to 60
back to his old position before the
game had continued long. Sage
horn didn't leave the game, how
ever.
The box score:
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