The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-09-06
N)RDLUND CAPTURES
1882 CHAMPIONSHIP
IN LABOR day MEET
Pabst Entry From jamestown
Wins First Place in Dia.
rnondbaII Tournament
TEN TEAMS IN COMPETITION
9. P. Eat Shop Contingent
Makes Bid For Title in
Windup Engagement

Weekend athletic activity in Bis
marck saw the Pabst kittenban en-
try walk off with premier honors in
the Capital City diamondball tourna-
ment while o. N. Nordlund Of Bis
marck won the championship in the
Second Annual Missouri Slope Labor
Day Horseshoe pitching tourney.
The Pabst contingent nosed out
Bismarcks G. p. Eat Shop delegation,
s. to Z, in the finals Of the D-ball
meet while Nordlund annexed his
title in a seven-match round robin
tourney.
Ten teams were lined up when hos
tilities started in the diamondbaI
tourney started Sunday morning.
There were four entries from Bis
marck, three from jamestown and
one each from Dickinson, Mandan
and Wilton.
Close games featured the tourna-
ment from the opening gun to the
ninth inning of the championship
engagement.
First round struggles saw the Pabst
entry win from Dickinson, S and 1;
Northwestern Bell, Bismarck, set
down Co. A, Bismarck, 8 to Z; Flan-
nerys Bakery, Jamestown, eliminate
the Royal Cleaners, Mandan, Is to S;
and the G. P. Eat Shop trim AIS
Clowns, Jamestown, % to 8.
In quarter-flnal engagements, the
Pabst array continued its drive to-
wards the championship by defeating
the Classic Barber Shop Of Bismarck,
IL to 9, as the Chefs were turning back
Wilton, Z to 8.
Lose In Semi Finals
In the semi finals, Pabst eliminated
Northwestern Bell, to 4, and the q.
p. Eat Shop stopped Flannery's Bak-
cry, 8 to 3.
The visitors from jamestown were
outhit by the Restarauntmen in the
championship encounter but managed
to exc out q one-run victory with the
aid Of six Eat Shop errors. Adam
Brown on the mound for the locals
was reached for total Of nine hits
while Norris, on the hill for the in
vaders, allowed II safe blows. The
Jamestown entry got away to two
run margin in the first stanza to
maintain a lead all during the con-
test. The local made bid for the
title in the fourth inning to score four
runs and come within one counter Of
knotting the count but were unable to
score In the remaining three cantos.
w. Kiesel of the q. p. Eat Shop was
the judges choice for the Journeys
most outstanding player among the
Capital City forces while Norris Of the
Pabst contingent was designated as
the most valuable among the invad-
Ing outfits. Kiesel also connected for
the greatest numbers Of hits during
the meet. Norris struck out more bat
tiers than any other twirler.
Wins Three Prizes
To Sebastian Goetz Of the Chefs
went three prizes, one for the first
stolen base, one for q perfect batting
average during game, and one for
the most bases reached.
B. 6chauer Of the Flannery Bakery
received awards for the first double
and the first home run. Rouzie of the
Pabst delegation got the prize for the
first triple.
In winning the horseshoe cham
pionship, Nordlund won six matches
and lost one in tourney that includ-
ed most Of the outstanding talent In
the Missouri Slope. The Bismarck
man connected for 100 ringers and
amassed 355 points to outdistance his
nearest rival by 16 markers.
j. w. Burkhart Of Dickinson came
In with runner-up honors with $50
points and 1874 ringers. M. Russell Of
Flasher was in third place with s25
points and 1872 ringers.
In the consolation flight, Roy Cart
ledge, Bismarck, paced the field with
3SS points, winning six and losing one
match.
Standings Are Listed
Standings in the horseshoe tourna-
mnnt follOw.