The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-07-05
DOC LOVE RECEIVES
CREDIT FOR VICTORY
IN TWO ENCOUNTERS
Kidder County Crew Beaten
6 to S and 7 to 4 Wednes.
day and Thursday
GUS LINOBLOM WALLOPED
Three Doubles, Two Triples,
Two Homers Are Knocked
in Double Bill
GUS LINOBLOM WALLOPED

Except for a disastrous first in
ming at the city athletic field yester-
day afternoon when Steele scored
three runs. Doc Love was master Of
the situation throughout tho game
and the Bismarck Grays walloped the
Kidder county baseball nine Z to 4
to win both halves Of a July Fourth
doubleheader.
The Grays had beaten Steele s to 5
Wednesday evening in the first game.
Doc Love received credit for both VIC
tories.
Lindblom's Arm Sore
In yesterdays game, Love bcsted
Gloomy Gus Lindblom. former Fargo
Moorhead twirler. who labored with a
sore and weary arm through the con-
test. Both pitchers were wild. each
giving four bases on balls and the
capital city hurler hitting one bats
man with a pitched ball. The chiro-
practor allowed but six hits yestcr-
day while his teammates collected
nine and struck out 10 men while
Lindblom was whiting only four.
In the disastrous first frame, Love
passed Armstrong to first on four
balls and Steiner singled. O'Donnell
then knocked a freak home run.
Mohn being unable to find the ball IN
left field. The hit ordinarily would
have been good for no nor than two
bases.
In the second half Of the same
frame, Gloomy Gus issued a free base
to Dutch Nagcl. and Duckie Guidas
tripled him in with a long drive to
left field, the catcher scoring shortly
later on Steiner's error. The Grays
staged a three-run rally in the third
to take a 5 to 3 lead. Nagel doubled
and went to third on a wild pitch.
Duckie Guidas drew a base on balls
and Tobin ran the bases for him.
johnson. third man up. singled to
score Nagel and Tobin and went to
second as Steele attempted to catch
Tobin at home. Punt then went to
third as Sagehorn was being thrown
out at first and scored when kim
was being thrown out at first.
Made Margin Safe
The Grays made their margin safe
in the fourth by scoring two more
runs. Love singled to open the frame
and Tobin followed suit. Fuller then
sacrificed them to second and third
and the two men scored OH Nagcls
second double of the contest.
A single and two wild throws by
Fuller and Tobin allowed Steele to
score its last run in the seventh.
Dutch Nagel led the local hitters
with two doubles, a single, and a
base on balls in five trips. Duckie
Guidas secured a triple. a single. and
a base on balls in four trips and Ed
die Tobin came through with two
singles and a base on balls i'll four
attempts. Johnson and Love each
singled while Sagchorn. Kim. Lena
burg. and Fuller went hitlcss.
Had Big Inning
a delightful third inning which
Melted four runs helped Bismarck
wallop the invaders in the first game.
Daniels was on the mound for Steele.
Heidi went to first OH ain error by
Fry. Steele's first aacker. and Fuller
singled, advancing the hurler to third.
Nagel then went to first on a base
on balls to fill the sacks. Mcleod,
playing his first game of the season,
doubled to send in three runs. Mac
scored the fourth counter when
Johnson singled.
Steele took a 5 to 4 lead by scoring
three runs in the fourth and two in
the fifth. A triple. three singles. and
a wild pitch which gave the invaders
three runs in the fourth was enough
to send George Heidi to the showers,
Frank Hummcl relieving him on the
mound for Bismarck. A single by
Armstrong and a home run by Lind
blcm gave Steele a 5 to 4 lead at the
expense of Humnlel in the following
frame. Love, who pitched the last
four innings. was effective and held
his opponents ScoreleSs.
Bismarck's contingent scored two
runs in the sixth for its winning
margin. Three errors by the Kidder
county nine and a single by johnson
enabled the home club to COP.
Bismarck secured but seven hits to
nine for the visitors but Steele made
five miSplays in the game.
The box score:
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