The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-20
BISMARCK GRAYS TO
MEET Negro OUTFIT
: CONTEST TONIGHT
Freak Hit After Two Are Out
in Ninth Allows Two Visitors
to Score
LETlCH PROVES SENSATION
John Donaldson Will Hurl For
Whiskered Negroes IN
Feature Game Here
By WILLIAM S. NfOELLER

lie 1IdyS tOllASllI ~ VIC CAVy ava
letic field at $50 o'clock pit their
strength against the Cuban negro
House of David club in what is ex-
pected to be one Of the most colorful
games Of the season here. John Dom
aldson, most famous and declared the
best Of all colored stars, will hurl
against the capital city clan In the
contest. The remainder Of the whis-
kered negro lineup will look like this:
Louis williams, catcher: Manvillc
Boldridge, first base: Charlie Hilton.
second base; Art Hancock, shortstop;
Gabby Streets, third base; Charlie
Hancock, left field: Ernest Worley.
center field; and Nick Jones, right
field.
Pitcher Not Announced
Churchill has not yet announced
definitely who his pitcher In to-
nights game will be.
For eight innings last night Doc
Love had the Hettinger baseballers
helpless and s~coreless. In the unlucky
ninth, Manley went out on q throw
from johnson to 5agehorn. Doc then
whitfield Peters for the second out but
Manydeeds and Fitzgerald secured
Hettinger's fourth and fifth singles OF
the game in succession. ALI Kittle.
son then lobbed . grounder In the d.
rection Of John sagehorn who was set
to grab it q few feet from first sack
and trot over with the putout which
would end the game and give the
ch~iropractor hurler q shutout win.
But the ball jumped as Sage was to
grab It, hit the first sacker's shoulder
and bounded out into the outfield.
Manydeeds and Fitzgerald scored.
Love then whitfield Mosher for his
twelfth strikeout Of the game.
Love allowed only five hits during
the game, three Of which came In the
disappointing ninth. He refused to
walk q man.
The play Of Al Letich. former Uni
versity Of North Dakota basketball
star. was sensational last night. In
five trips to the slab he secured three
sharp singles and scored four runs.
He got on base all five times and
proved q flash on the paths. Louis
Lenaburg was hit by pitched balls
twice, singled twtcer and struck out
once in hts five attempts. Dutch
Nagel. John Sagehorn. Punt johnson.
and Kelly Simonson secured Bis
marck's other hits.
Grays Erred Twice
Bismarck ri guilty Of two errors
while Hettinger made eight misplays.
Carney, starting at second base for
the Grays, bobbled the first ball struck
and took q trip to the showers i'm
mediately. Doc Love himself was
guilty Of the second error.
Art Eneberg, husband for only IS
hours when he entered the contest,
hurled q nice game but was given
ragged support. He granted but nine
hits and made four S~trikeouts. He
hit Lenaburg with pitched balls twice,
however, and walked Fuller twice and
Love once. ALI Kittleson, with Dame
Fortune favoring him on the freak
hit which scored the two Hettinger
runs in the ninth, led the Hettinger
boys with the stick. getting two hits
in four trips. Manley. Fitzgerald, and
Manydeeds each hit safely once.
Bismarck started the game In busi-
ness-like fashion, scoring three runs
in the first inning. A hit by Letich
and errors by Tenant and Eneberg
In succession accounted for runs by
Letich and sagehorn. johnson q
short time later stole home from
third for the third counter. Lena
burg and Mohn were stranded on the
bags when eimonson was the third
out victim.
The game then went scoreless until
the Gray halt Of the fifth, when Bis
marck came in with . quartet Of
counters. Letich again singled to
start the rally and Sagehorn sacri-
feed him to second. johnson then
singled to drive the fleet Letich Ia
with . run. Punt went to second q
the Hettinger boys were attempting to
catch the scorer ct home. Louis Lena
burg Wa then hit BY . pitched ball
Peters error on Molln's gruunder IL
lowed johnson and Leuaburg to I'd.
vance TO third ana second respective.
~, filling the bags. Johnsou scored
Is DOC Love Was being tossed out at
first and Lenaburg went to third.
! Manley muffed Simonson's fly and
Lehabure scored. Mohn scored when
! Manydeeds let Z pitched ball 50 BY.
Dutch Nasel flied out to halt the
rally.
The Grays picked up q run In eoch
the sixth and eighth-and then came
the 1oEroWful ninth.
Babe Nohn went hitless In hi
| fourth consecutive game last night
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