The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-11
M'CARNEY'S HIT IS
TURNING POINT IN
GREAT tilt sunday
Local Heavy Stickers Tally Nine
Runs in Single Frame OF
Battle
TROUPE KNOCKS HOME RUN
Jimnies Saves Selves From
Shutout With Lone Count
in Ninth
TROUPE KNOCKS HOME RUN

In disastrous sixth inning-for
JamestoWn-whichb began with McCar-
ney's single, driving in two runs, and
ended some time later with Troupe's
l1omerun, Bismarck took revenge over
their baseball rivals Sunday in game
a. the local ball park which ended
10 to /.
Up to that point, the game had been
q great pitching contest between the
two Barneys-Barney Morris Of Bis
marck and Barney Brown Of James
town. Brown had allowed single
hit to Troupe and Morris had given
Radcliffe q scratch blow and Ober-
holzer single which, incidentally, the
former Capital City player tried to
stretch into a double and was tossed
out. Mccartney to Haley, at second.
When Morlan stepped to the plate
In the sixth, Haley and Morris had
both struck out but the bases were
loaded by Troupe, Finghofer and Vim
cent. Brown had walked Vincent in
tentionally in the hope OF finding an
easier putout at the end of the Bis
marck batting list.
Morlan never had chance to
either hit or strike out. Brown tossed
four consecutive balls across the plate,
putting Morlan on first and letting
Troupe walk home.
That lone score held by Bismarck,
however, could not be termed the
turning point Of the game. There
were two men out and Mccartney,
holding down the tail end Of the
batting list. was next to the plate.
Mccartney Comes Through
Mccartney, who apparently has been
waiting for just such fair June day
IS Sunday to show the local fans
what he can do on the baseball lot.
drove q hard liner into right field.
Ringhofer and Vincent came home.
That left Mccartney and Morian for
Massmann to bring in, and he did,
as Perkins made valiant try to catch
the ball. nicely placed in center field,
and missed.
The end was not yet and Brown
was plainly becoming weary. Desid-
erato walloped another Of Browns
losses for safety, scoring Massmann
Brown gave up. Until the fatal
sixth, he had pitched great ball,
allowing the Bismarck heavy stickers
= single hit. Davis replaced him.
The change did not halt the Capital
City scoring machine. Haley found
the relief moundsman for a single,
scoring Desiderato.
It took Troupe, the mightiest club
Der Of them all, to wind up the in
ming. He swung at fast ball and
connected for a high fly that sailed up
and out OF sight finally behind the
left field fence.
The savage attack Of the Capital
City nine finally came to an end as
Ringhofer flied out TO center field.
Bismrack's tenth run came in the
eighth when Desiderato got TO first
on Oberholzer's overthrow to first
and came home when Davis muffed
Haley's bunt.
JamestoWns lone tally came in the
ninth. Foster hit and made his way
around on fielder's choice and sacri-
fices Of his teammates, Deeds, Ober-
holzer and Davis The game ended as
Morris caught Radcliff,s pop up in
front Of home plate.
Morris came within an ace Of pitch
ing shut-out ball. He allowed the
dangerous jamestown batsmen only
q pair Of clean hits. one in the first
and the second in the ninth.
Valley City Next Foe
B,smarcks next foe on the home
grounds will be the reorganized Val
ley City team in a twilight game
Tuesday night at $50. Valley City
among other victories, boasts q victor,
over jamestown and is expected tc
furnish some Of the toughest opposi.
ton seen here this season.
Tho hnY Scnra.