The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-24
CHROPRAC7ORFANS
n SWATSM|THS AS
BAPTISTE WEAKENS
Grays Pound Out Runs in Sec.
ond, Third, Fourth, Sixth
for 7 to ! Victory
LOVE LOSES OWN SHuTOuT
Louis lenaburg, One Of Lead
ing Hitters. Only Gray to
Go HitIess Yesterday

Dame Fortune played a nasty trick
on Leeds diamond men yesterday:
they forgot their bat bag at home. On
the other hand. premonition may
have moved the tickle old lady to
provide a ball players alibi for the
IA added strikeout topes Doc Love
has curing in his seasons collection
and the Z to l victory Of Churchill's
Grays against the Leeds nine at the
city park yesterday.
To add to the trouble Of Pete Bap.
tiste, Indian hurler, Churchills men
took pains to choose their favored
bludgeons in turning over spare tim
Der to the Leeds batsmen and the
potency Of Indian signs waned after
the first stanza. The Grays pushed
over two runs In the second inning
and solo counts in the third and
fourth frames before Baptiste gave
way to Melvin Brustad. Brustad's
Sojourn was quite as unpleasant on
the mound. The Bismarck lads
jingled over three more tallies In the
sixth.
Love Allows One
Leeds garnered one run off Doc
Loves afternoon offerings, that in
the lucky seventh. The Bismarck
b0nesetter has himself to blame for
all this, however. With Grady on third
base and with two away. Love served
up q luscious one that Rife, Leeds
leadoff man, drove through shortstop
to score Grady. It wa Loves lone
strikingly gift pitch, for he re-
sumed serving wicked hooks there.
after to Whit Kabeary in the eighth
and Whitefeather and Grady in the
final frames. The only other threat
Leeds made to score was in the sixth
inning. Manager Charles Cell flied
out to Lenaburg to open the frame,
but Brustad and Kabeary drove hard
singles into centerfield. The Bis
marck hurler bore down, however, to
strike out Whitefeather ana Perkins,
who took the ozone count for the
third time.
A pass. a base wallop, q fielder's
choice, and two more one.play hits
nettcd Bismarck two runs In the Sec
ond inning. Love drew the free ticket
to first base: Kelly Simonson slashed
a hot bingle into centerfield. Love
hotfooted it to third and Kelly made
second on the play at third base.
Mcleod flew out to Brustad. Babe
Mohn dumped ono down to Brustad,
who threw out Love at the plate.
Floyd Fuller hit into centerfield to
score Simonson and Mohn. Nagel's
drive was knocked down by Baptiste
with his bare hand, but the Dutch
man was safe as the sphere rolled out
OF Baptiste's reach. Tobin's fly was
gathered in by Brustad for the final
out.
Leeds Slips In Third
In the third, Brustad's error put on
Johnson, who was forced at the key
stone sack by Lenaburg. Love drove
a hard low drive that careened Oft
glove for . single. Lena
burg tried logging it to third. The
hotbox play Of Leeds infielders was
not so hot and Louis slid whiskers
first into third base to later score on
blow that went for a
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safe.
Nagel's double down the first base
line. Tobin's rap to centerfield and q
boot on Johrsor's roller to second
gave the Grays another run in the
fourth canto.
Brustad went into mound service
in the fifth stanza. Mohn's orphan
hit was the only feature. Babe
dumped one down to Perkins that
pulled him far off first base. though
Perkins juggled the sphere, the pitcher
was slow in covering the sack. There's
a doubt, but q hits q long lost rela-
tive come home to Mohn anyway.
Nagel began fireworks for the
Grays' three runs in the sixth also.
Kabeary kicked the Mandan garage
mans clipper. Tobin hit into right
field. johnson hit to centerfield.
Lenaburg's walk forced Nagel home.
Tobin and johnson scored when the
leather agate was relayed to first
base for successive outs.