The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-10-03
|SATCHEL PAIGE OR
! Chief BREWER Will
GET PITCHING CALL
Red Haley and Bill MorIan Of
the Bismarck Nine Will
Be in Lineup
RADCLIFFE WILL RECEIVE
jamestown, Valley City and
Beulah Stars included in
Combined Club

Bismarck's baseball management
has lived up to the promise that not
only an exhibition but q real battle
is in store for the fans when Earl
Mack's American All-Stars step out
on the Capital City diamond Saturday
afternoon.
H. F. Keller, acting manager of the
combined aggregation that will cross
bats with Earl Mack's big leaguers, !"
Wednesday made public: the person.
mel of the Bismarck team that will
&C on the field at 2:30 p. m, Sat-
urday.
Regardless Of whether Rube WAL
berg of the Boston Red Sox, Monte
Weaver or Thomas Of the Washing
ton Senator'S steps onto the mound
for the All-Stars, whichever it is will
tangle with one OF the two greatest
colored pitchers the Northwest has
ever seen.
Should the gangling Satchel Paige
keep his promise and turn up In the
Capital City with his assortment Of
fast balls and curves, fans may de-
pend on it that q real tussle is in
store for the transforming club.
And just in case the strikeout art.
ist of the Pittsburgh Ctawfords isn't
on hand for that game, another
dusky mound ace has been signed to
be here.
Beat National All-Stars
He is Chef Brewer, star highlander
of the Kansas City Monarchs. Brewer
was the decisive factor in the Mon
archs' march to the finals Of the
Denver Post tournament this year
Last winter pitching for mid-western
and western teams, he chalked up
nine triumphs over Paul Waner's
and Pepper Martins National ALL
Star touring clubs.
According to Red" Haley, veteran
third sacker of the local nine, Brewer
has everything hCrler needs
speed, q good assortment Of curves
and q change Of pace.
Stellar performers Of the Bismarck,
jamestown, Beulah and Valley City
clubs make up the lineup that will
take the field here Saturday. The
smuggling All-Stars. led BY Jimmy F'oxx
of the Athletics and Bill Dickey Of
the Yankees, two Of the greatest hit
tiers in baseball today, will find
plenty Of competition at the plate In
the combined club.
Two Local Players Named
Haley will handle third base for the
local aggregation and will also act as
field captain during the game here.
The veteran Red has been one Of the
outstanding performers at the 'hot
corner" since he was shifted to that
position late this summer.
Bill Morlan, easily the class Of
North Dakota's professional out
feeders, will take charge in the left
garden. Teaming with him will be
Grangaard Of Valley City in right
field and Lefty Brown Of jamestown
in center field.
Red" Radcliffe, Jamestown catcher.
will handle all of the fast ones that
either Brewer or Paige can toss up.
Radcliffe, besides being an outstand-
ing performer behind the plate, is an
extremely dangerous man when he
gets out his war club. Two utility
receivers will be on hard in the per-
sons Of Shell Of Valley City ana
Vessels Of Beulah.
At first base, none other than
steel Arm" Davis Of the Stutsman
county crew will handle the assign
ment. Davis needs no Introduction to
Bismarck fans for they can remem-
Der all too well the throwing arm and
tremendous hitting power that makes
him q well-feared man in state base
ball circles.
Foster at Shoststop
Completing the infieid will be A.
Luther of Valley City at second and
Foster Of Jamestown at shortstop.
Haley and Morlan were to leave
Wednesday for Valley City to join the
combined clubs in . practice session
before the game at the Hi-Line
park Friday. These two local play
ers will perform at each OF the Am.
erican All-Stars' three stops in North
Dakota and will 60 on to Winnipeg
for the final two games before Ear
Mack takes his boys to the west
coast.
The All-stars play at Valley City
Friday: here Saturday: at James
town Sunday: and two games al
Winnipeg Monday against practically
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