The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-31
CHURCH|LL'S OUTFIT
MEETS STRONG J|MS
IN BOOSTER DAY TILT
Workmen Commit IL Errors
Themselves and Make Only
Score on Error
inns HAVE NEGRO BATTERY
Gate Receipts for Sunday Tilt
Will Be Used for Cray's
Maintenance
inns HAVE NEGRO BATTERY

NCl NlluICllllI oAcAlIolCh 0Adyo
yesterday defeated the Bismarck A.
Q. U. w. baseball nine II to ! at the
city athletic field in a game which
was marred by Is errors. the Work.
men making an even dozen.
The Grays meet the fast James,
town semi-professional team at the
city athletic field Sunday at 3 p. m.
in the seasons Booster" game. Pro-
cceds of the game will be used for the
maintenance Of the local club.
The game yesterday was uninter-
csting to many Of the fans. The
Workmen and Grays alike did q poor
job on the diamond. both in the bat>
ting and fielding departments. The
Gray pitchers. however. Chuck Wris-
ten and Doc Love. allowed their OPP
ponents but four hits in nine frames
and struck out II men between them.
Kelley Missed Five
Kelley. Workmen catcher. who
vas charged with five passed balls.
led the field In making errors. Close
behind him were B. Klein. Workmen,
and Punt johnson. Gray, with three
misplays each. Masseth, club man
shortstop. muffed a pair.
Babe Mohn, with three hits in five
trips. Long Jawn Sagehorn, with two
hits in four trips, and johnson. with
two 1ingles in five attempts, led the
Gray in gathering in II hits during
the fray. Dutch Nagel came through
with one hit In two tries and Louis
Lenaburg kept near the top Of the
team batting list by swatting one in
three jaunts.
The first inning was scorelessly
peaceful, but the Grays opened the
assault in the second frame with two
singles and q double, q sacrifice. and q
stolen base. which, coupled with two
Workmcn errors, Melted three coun-
tiers.
A single, a sacrifice, and two more
club men errors gave them two more
in the third. A single and a sacrifice
and another error for the losers spot
ted Churchill's gang another pair in
the fourth.
At this juncture B. Klein and
Chuck Wristen were relieved In the
box by Frank Hummel and Doc Love
for the Workmen and Gray respec-
lively.
Frank Hummel's slants kept the
Gray at bay during tho fifth and
sixth, but a sharp single by johnson
and a stolen base and two more
Workmen rrors gave the Bismarck
nine another counter in the seventh.
Workmen We're Scorelcss 49,
All this time, the Workmen were
held scorelcSs. But they averted a
shutout in the seventh. L. Klein
popped out to johnson for the first
out. B. Klein took first on Gosgriff's
error and advanced to third when
Wyciskola singled out one Of Doc
Loves slants and sent it v second
base. Attempting to catch Klein off
third base, Duckie Guidas, Gray
catcher. heavcd the ball in the direc-
ton Of Thirdbascman Floyd Fuller,
but the ball hit Klein in the back
and rolled behind third base. This
permitted Klein to score the only
Workmen counter. Four singles and
two sacrifices gave the Gray-clcd
warriors two more In the eighth to
end the scoring.
Churchill announced after the
game that Doc Love probably will
hurl against the fast Jimmies Sun
day. Loves arm is coming around
slowly but warm weather is on the
way and he is increasing his daily
workouts. Sims. negro star with
GilkerSon'S Union Giants last ScaSon
and Chappie Gray colored catcher
will be the battery for the Jimmie
outfit. it is understood. jamestown
lost a 16-inning affair to the Fargo
Moorhead Twins early this season
but have not been whipped since
Local fans expect the Sunday game
to be one of the best Of the season.