The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-22
Strong Leeds Team Play Grove
Giants Today and Grays
Tomorrow Afternoon
CUBS TRAVEL TO MCCLuSkY
Trainers, Workmen, Pirates and
Knights All Playing Away
From Home

Seven Bismarck and Mandan base
ball teams arc figuring in as many
games this weekend.
The weekend schedule follows:
Grove Giants were to meet Leeds
at the state penitentiary diamond at
1880 o'clock this afternoon.
Leeds VS.. Bi:narck Grays at 3 =.
m. tomorrow at city athletic field.
State Training School, Mandan, VS..
Jamestown Independents at James,
town at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow after
noon.
Rotary Cubs VS.. McClusky Junior
team at McClusky at 3 p. m. tomor-
row.
Bismarck A. o. u. w. vs.. Hazelton
at 3 o'clock tomorrow at Hazclton.
Bismarck Pirates VS.. Mott at Mott
at 3 p. m. tomorrow.
Lahr Knights VS.. Stanton at Stan
ton at 3 o'clock tomorrow.
Leeds Is Strong
Leeds. which is playing two games
here this Weekend. is reputed to be
one of the strongest teams in North
Dakota and always has been rated
among the three best i'll the north
eastern quarter Of the state.
Manager Neil o. Churchill of the
Bismarck Grays has not yet chosen
his starting pitcher for tomorrow. but
it is believed Doc Love will be ready
to take the mound after his great
game against Hettingcr Wednesday
night. Churchill is expected to start
practically the came lineup that met
the Cuban House of David Thursday
evening.
George Heidi will pitch for the
Mandan club against Fred Sims.
negro star. at jamestown tomorrow,
1t is announced by Herbert Craw-
ford. manager Of the Trainers. The
remainder Of the lineup will be made
up Of George Helbling, first base;
Bob Render. second base: Carl
Thornberg, catcher; Mike Geston.
shortstop: Al Letich. left field; Finn
rite. center field: Larry kim. third
base, and either Wonn O Kents, right
field.
Bismarck's Rotary Cubs leave at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning for Nc
Clusky. determined to win from tho
junior club Of the northern city. ac-
cording to John G. Karasiewicz. Lloyd
Spetz post No. /. American Legion
athletic officer. The caravan of auto
mobiles leaves from the Lahr Motor
Sales company. according to Harley
G. McCready, chairman of transport
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trip follow: N. Brown. left field:
Gates. center field; John Spriggs.
first base: N. Agre. shortstop: Ahlen.
second base; Washington. third base;
Steiner. right field; Dale Brown.
catcher. and Casper. WriSten and
Eddy Agre, Ill pitchers.
Wear New Uniforms
The local Juniors tomorrow make
their first appearance In their new
uniforms, which are white trimmed
In brown.
Frank Hummel probably will pitch
for the Worknen In their game at
Hazelton tomorrow. Little Is known
Of the Hazelton groups strength. but
the capital city club men r. expect
ing . victory.
Either Corporal Leits or E. Klein
will hurl for the Pirates 1t Mott. It
Is announced by Larry r. Kelley,
manager. Mott boasts one OF the
strongest teams IN the southwestern
part Of the state. The Pirates have
won their first tive games played this
season.
PREDICTION ~ the first Victory ~
the season for the lahr Knights at
Stanton VA made this morning BY
Charlie Blue, manager " the garage
men. The Knights have lost oil
games played this season but have
showed consistent improvement.