The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-19
Teams CLASH AGAIN
TONIGHT C0L0RFUL
DAV|D|TES TO COME
Visitors Take Advantage OF
DeIuge Of Errors by Grays
Last Night
GRAYS USE THREE HURlERS
Bridegroom Opposes chiroprac-
tor in Tonight's Game.
II Is Announced
GRAYs USE THREE HURLERS

By WILLIAM S. MOELLER
Hettinger's baseball nine last night
took advantage Of q deluge OF Bis
marck errors and Scampered of with
a Is to 3 verdict in the first Of q two-
game series staged as an entertain
ing feature for North Dakota's fire.
men, in convention here. The game
was called at the end OF the eighth
because of darkness.
The two teams will renew their
warfare at the city athletic field at
$50 o'clock tonight. At $50 tomor-
row night the capital city clan crosses
bats with the famed colored Cuban
House Of David w~hiskered club.
Used Three Pitchers
Absence of the Gray's slated hurl-
er, Charlie Boardman, who was unex-
pectedly called from the city ycster.
day. raised havoc shortly before the
game in Manager Neil O. Churchilrs
pitching circles. As a result he mus
tered three pitchers and made sacri-
fees of them before the altar OF Het-
fingers heavy Clouting.
Hettinger last night presented a
we'll Grounded outfit. that played
good baseball at all stages OF the
game, hit and fielded well. and one,
above all. which was capable Of turn
ing breaks to its OWL advantage.
Among the incest Of Hettinger's
performers were Ed Manydeeds, In
dian catcher: Elmer Fitzgerald, Sec
ond baseman who played with the
strong Strool, S. Oak, aggregation
last season; Bill Manley. first sacker;
and Alt Kittleson. right gardener.
Manydeeds. particularly. turned in
q nice performance. Besides getting
. double, two singles, and a base on
balls in five trips to two runs
and drive in another pair. he did well
his Job Of holding the pitches Of Left
Mauser. Lennon. S. Oak, hurler,
throwing to second, and fielding.
Strong on Defense
Fitzgerald played a nice defensive
game and secured a two-baser and
single III five jaunts to the platter.
Manley and Kittle5on each swatted
safely twice in five chances and
played errorles5 baseball.
Art Erneberg, Son-in-laW of Man.
ager o. NJ. Trip for less than two
days, will hurl for the visitors tonight,
the father lin law manager announced
after last nights game. Enneberg
was married to Miss Dorothy Trip
Yesterday morning before coming to
Bismarck for the doubleheader.
Doc Love Is Manager Churchll's
selection for the contest.
Last nights encounter began peace
fully, and though Hettinger had a S
to 0 lead at the end Of the fifth. the
visitors had not clinched the contest
until their half of the eighth inning,
when they counted eight times.
Wristen started on the mound for
Bismarck and held the winners
s~coreless the first frame. In the Sec
ond inning. however. after one man
was out, Wristen allowed two singles
by Fitzgerald and Manydeeds. ALT
Kittleson then flied out to Larry Kim
for the second out. Kim made a per-
feet throw to Catcher Schmaedccke
in an attempt to catch Fitzgerald at
the plate but the catcher muffed the
throw, Fitzgerald scored, and Many
deeds advanced to third. With two
away and q runner on third. Allard
laid an easy one down to Wristen.
who .'blew up" and attempted to
catch Manydeeds at the plate. Be-
sides his error in judgment. he threw
Wild. Manydeeds scoring and Marty
Allard reaching first. Mauser then
went out.
HEIDI Relieves Wristen
Three consecutive singles and er-
rors by Fuller and johnson gave Het-
finger one more in the third. With
two away and runners on second and
third, George Heidi. Mandan's youth
full hurler, went to Wristen's rescue
and Manydeeds flied out to johnson
to halt the frame.
IN the fifth, Heidi allowed q single,
sacrifice, single, and twobagger which
netted two more runs for the visitors.
This was q signal for Churchill to
uend the mite Frank Hummel. A. O.
q. w. moundsmarl. to the box in place
*.Hejdt. Only six men faced the
N-killer" In the sixth and se:enth
rec consecutive Gray errors in
bighth. however. took part Of the
fstveness from the little mounds
IN, but he succeeded In putting two
en- out before the grea damage
<<me. In the remainder Of the INN
Hummel granted q base on balls,
0Gnmitted m error, and allowed three
11nglos and Z double. Hettinger scored
MRht runs In the unlucky last frame: