The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-30
lHSKERED MACHINE
'INDS COLORED MEN
EASY IN FINAL GAME
ants Found Themselves Short
Of Pitchers After First
Game Was Won Sd
)RRIENTE, HICKMAN GOOD
arbers' Enemies at Dickinson
Tonight; Giants Play at
Mandan Soon
oRRIENTE, HICKMAN GOOD

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Running short Of pitching arms in
Cd condition after winning the first
me 5 to 4, Bob Gilkerson's Union
ants yesterday proved easy marks
: the crafty House Of David base
II nine in the final contest OF a
in bill at the city athletic field.
The BARRIERS enemies were 8 to 2
:tors in the closing engagement as
II Hickman bested Harrison and
hitworth, colored pitchers who could
t get the "feel" in their lame wings.
The two teams have played IL
mes this season, the colored boys
wing been victors In seven.
More than 1900 fans sat IN the
ands and their automobiles to watch
e classy exhibition despite the dis
mfort caused by q strong gale which
pt the atmosphere saturated with
issouri Valley dust. a
Giants Play at Mandan
Tonight the Davidites meet the
ckinson Cowboys at the Stark coun-
city. The Giants meet the strong
.mestown club at Mandan July 2
ID 3 during the Missouri Slope fair,
lille the colored boys will battle the
.oadway Clowns Of New York at the
smarck athletic field in a twilight
me wednesday, July 8.
Torriente, the same Cuban who was
assacred 18 to 2 here not long ago
(, the st. Paul Northern Pacific club,
ltpitched the midget southpaw.
ass, in the first game yesterday. He
lowed 10 hits, but he kept them we'll
altered, while his mates we're getting
q. three of which came in the first.
ur in the second, and two IN the
fth. At the end Of the third the
iants were leading 5 to /. An error
!, Haley in the eighth allowed two
avid runs.
Hickman was master In the Sec
I'd game. however, the southpaw
,eping the six Giant hits scattered
idely. The Giants in the last three
eeks have been 'doubleheadered" to
cath, and in the last few days lost
70 pitchers, Smoky Joe Johnson and
.orris.
Harrison, who started the second
,me, complained Of a lame arn. He
i'd pitched and won two games dur
e the week. Whitworth, who fol-
wed him, also had pitched two
ames and found it hard to get going.
.naulding, the Giant ace. was sitting
!. the scorers box with a split finger,
altered late Saturday night when
ae Gilkerson bus overturned near
lax.
Pitchers Were Wild
Harrison and Whitworth. between
rem, gave nine bases on balls In that
ame, besides 10 hits, including a
ome run. Harrison was relieved In
le fifth frame after he had allowed
lree straight singles and walked in
ae run by passing two men in sue
.ssion.
The two games yesterday were we'll
layed throughout, despite the wind
/. great propensity which slowed rum
.rs down. reduced clouts which
Mould have been safe to easy put
ITS, and forced pitchers and batters
, await lulls before proceeding at
mes.
Long John Tucker. whiskered first
aseman, was the batting and fielding
ar for the Davidites in the first con-
sst. He hit safely three times in
our trips and fielded sensationally.
or the Giants, McNair, Fernandez,
nd Haley were the hitting stars, Nc
air getting three singles in four trips
nd the other two a pair each in a
Of tries.
Williams, who hit the days only
nmer, Hipp. and Tucker hit well for
he Benton Harborites in the second
anne, each with two bingles, while
he clown Akers and Haley each hit
afely twice IN the closing engage
aent to get two-thirds of their teams
Its between them.
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