The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-03
BISMARCK MACHINE
PLANS REVENGE AT
JAMESTOWN sunday
Fred Sims Allows but Four Sin.
giles and Raps Out a Dou.
bile and Single
INDIAN JOE DAY WHITES ID
Bismarck Rally in Seventh
Gives Them Three Runs for
Temporary Lead
nDlAN JOE DAY WHITES IL

Fred Sims, negro hurting star,
bested Indian Joe Day in a twirling
and swatting duel at the wind-swept
city athletic field yesterday after
noon before a crowd of 1000 fans
and the fast-traveling jamestown
independents trimmed the Bismarck
Grays 5 to 5 in the incest game OF
The year here.
Sims won over Day only by a
shade however. Bismarck Will at
tempt to get that victory back in a
game between the two teams at
Jamestown next Sunday. !.
Sims allowed but four singles and
raped out q double and a single
as his share Of yesterdays burden,
while Day granted sever singles and
secured but one hit, which, however,
scored two men to climax an en-
couraging three-run rally which
gave Bismarck a temporary ) to z
lead in the seventh. Day whitfield
ID Jims, and Sims struck out seven.
All Of the scoring was done in the
seventh and eighth frames III the
contest which pleased the fans de-
spite the strong wind which made
playing q real task.
The game sailed along scorclcss
and spotless for six beautiful inn
ings. Then Sims came to bat in the
lead-off position in the seventh and
raped out a nice double. Then he
stole third. johnson bobbled a hard
drive and Schaucr was safe on first.
Placed in a hole, Day struck out
Chapman and Deeds and had two
strikes on Elmer Ruud, Jimmy first
sacker. Ruud then caught a twis-
ter on the handle Of his bat and
turned it into a Texas Lacquer which
scored Sims and Schauer. Day then
continued where he had left off and
threw three by Poseley to halt the
rally.
Bismarck came back with a ven-
geance in their half Of the same
frame to score three runs and grasp
the lead. Sims grabbed a hot one
from the bat Of Eddie Tobin for the
first out. Nagel and Johnson then
cracked out successive singles, the
first of the game for the Grays and
the bases were filled when Schauer
bobbled Sagehorn's fast grounder.
Sims then surprised the spectators
BY walking Guidas and a run by
Nagel.
Charlie Boardman, making his
first, appearance of the season bat
ting for Cosgriff, struck out and Joe
Day stepped to the platter. He
picked one of Sims grooved offer
ings and smacked out a nice single
which scored johnson and Sagehorn
and put Guidas on third. But Floyd
Fuller struck out for the third out
and the rally was over.
Day Hits Two
The Jims clinched the game by
scoring three runs in the eighth.
Day hit Harry Fergus, the first bat
ter, and Walt Willard sacrificed
Fergus to second. Chappie Gray,
colored catcher who had gone hit
less to this stage of the game,
doubled to score Fergus and tie a
knot. Sims singled to score his bat
terry mate, and the hurler took Sec
ond when Dutch Nagel let the pill
go through his legs. Then Sims
stole third again. Fred Schauer
struck out for the second out, but
Day hit Sherman Chapman with a
pitched ball and then threw a wild
pitch which allowed Sims to trot in
with the Jims' last run. Both
teams went out one, two three, in
the ninth and the contest was over.
Nagel, Johnson, Sagehorn, and
Day were the only Grays who sue
ceeded in rapping Sims offering
but the Grays are confident they will
find the colored boy if he pitches
next weekend.