The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-07-22
MAGIC CITY CROWD
CLAIMS SPEEDIEST
I NF|ELD IN STATE
Busse, Fog|e, Lawrence and
Berg Will Guard Inner
Garden Spots
KABEARY WILL FACE DAVIS
Same Lineup Which Defeated
Affiliations Will Represent
Capital

Encouraged by it's 80 victory over
the Cleveland All Nations here
Thursday evening" Bismarck'S i'm
proved baseball team will clash with
the reorganized Minot club at the city
baseball park in the Capital City Sun
day afternoon.
The game will begin at o'clock
The prospect Saturday was that the
Bismarck club would play without the
services OF Quincy Troupe, all-around
star of the American Giants of Chi
cago, Negro team.
Troupe this weekend is playing
with the Giants at Pittsburgh. In a
telegram to Manager Neil o. Church
i'll Of the Bismarck club Friday,
Troupe indicated that he is willing to
come here II he can make satisfactory
arrangements with the Giants, but
that in no event would he know def
nitely before Sunday. This precludes
the possibility of his being here for
the game against Minot, although
Churchill previously had wired him
transportation fees from Indianapolis.
Churchill also is dickering for the
services of Amiel Brooks, another Ne
gro who formerly caught regularly
for Roosevelt Davis. Bislnarck's COL
ored pitching ace. Brooks is playing
with the Columbus club Of the Ma
tional Colored League.
Just as Good Hitter
Brooks is just as good a hitter as
Troupe, according to Davis, but the
latter has an advantage In that he
also Is pitcher.
Churchill still has hopes Of getting
one of these two Negro stars here ere
long.
Meantime, Ernie Folden, who turn
ed in a neat catching performance
Thursday night, will continue as
backstop of the local club.
Roosevelt Davis is expected to start
on the mound for Bismarck, with
Sam Hyland at first, Bob Mccartney
at second, Sears at short, Mike Goetz
at third, John Sagehorn. Sebastian
Goetz and Bill Norlan in the outfield.
This is the same lineup that nipped
the Affiliations.
Since it's reorganization. the Minot
aggregation has won it's last six
games. Minot trimmed Butte, Bow
bells, leader in the Border League
twice, and won championship honors
in a tournament at Lake Carlyle,
Sask. In the tournament, the Magic
City nine won from Lake Carlyle, Es-
tevan and Arcola, all Saskatchewan
teams.
Busse Is Real Star
At first base. Bernard Busse, former
Minot teachers college athlete, has
been playing bang-up game all
season. Eddie Fogle, who was with
the Crookston aggregation Of the
Northern League until recently, will
be at second with Larry Lawrence.
formerly with the Beulah Miners, at
shortstop. Completing the speedy in
field, which the Minot management
claims to be the fastest in the state,
is Harris Berg on third.
Milt kabeary, pitcher manager Of
the Devils Lake club last season, and
Paul BoWles, a graduate from the
American Legion junior ranks OF a
couple OF years ago, are the pitching
mainstays. Both have been perform
ing in capable manner and figure to
make things tough for almost any
lineup of hitters in the state. Clair
Cranston performs the backstop du-
ties. He has been coming along at a
rapid clip this season.
In the outfield will be Alvin Ding"
Bowlby, diminutive southpaw who
was a star athlete at Minot high
school few years ago, Jim Babcock.
who has played professional ball
In the state for a number of years,
and Bill Ward, veteran OF the Minot
outfit.
Kabeary vii start on the mound
for Minot.
Gcetz Leads Hitters
Sebastian Goetz Saturday contin-