The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-13
BEULAH MOUND ACE
BLANKSCOWbOYSIN
SPECTACULAR DUEL
Capital Citians Defeat First
Game Winners, rs, in
Eight Innings
SCHROEDER HITS HOMERUN
Apple, Dickinson HurIer, Gets
~ Strikeouts. Allows Two
Hits in Opener
SCHROEDER HITS H0MERUN

Lefty Kemp, Miner star mound ace
completely stole the show in the Mis-
souri, Slope baseball tournament here
Sunday when he pitched no-hit, no
run game against the Dickinson Cow
boys.
Kemp's dazzling realization Of every
pitchers dream came In q brilliantly
fought mound duel with a big right
handler from Montana by the name Of
Apple who was on the mound for the
Cowboys. Dickinson had drawn a bye
but when the Bismarck players fail
ed to arrive from Winnipeg in time
for the first game, the Miners played
the Cowboys, winning l to 0. The
Capital Citians got here in time for
the second game, pounded two Beu-
lah hurlers from the mound and won,
Z to S.
Kemps spectacular performance
was just a shade better than Apples.
The Cowboy hurler allowed only two
hits, struck out IA batters, and issued
two bases on balls. Kemp was credit
ed with II strikeouts and allowed only
one pass. Only twenty-seven batters
faced the Miner star in the nine inn
angs.
Tally I'm Second
8eulah's lone counter came In the
second inning when Herbs got single,
stole second and went to third on q
wild pitch. Thronson and Schroeder
struck out but Joe Stewart got walk.
Taylor. Dickinson shortstop. erred in
handling Anderson,s grounder and
KerhS came home with the only run
Of the game. Kemp grounded out to
6lifke to retire the side.
Neither team got man past Sec
Und base for the rest of the contest
and only one hit, q double by Kemp
In the fifth. was marked up In the
scorers books. Mulloy, Beulah CEN
terfielder, made beautiful running
catch Of Krush's drive In the seventh
to rob the Cowboy slugger Of hit.
Two errors were chalked up against
Dickinson and one against Beulah,
with one Of the Cowboys errors &C.
counting for Beulah's winning score.
The. Bismarck Beulah contest In
no way compared to the first affair.
Ragged fielding and considerable
heavy hitting accounted for many runs
and left many men on the paths.
Kemp continued on the mound for
Beulah for the first three innings but
retired In the fourth in favor Of
Schroeder who later was relieved by
Vessels. Morris started for Bismarck
but was knocked from the box in the
third and Frank Stewart took his
place, finishing out the game and get
ting credit for the victory.
Errors Figure Prominently
Beulah opened the scoring with q
run In the second inning. Schroeder
hit safely, went to second on J. Ste
warts sacrifice and to third on wild
pitch. He came home when Mass
mann threw Anderson out at first.
The locals went into the lead In their
half when F. Stewart was walked,
Morlan got on through an error and
Morris and Massmann got singles
scoring Stewart and Morlan.
A single by Mulloy, a wild pitch
and q single by G. Vessels accounted
for Beulah's run in the third inning
tying the score. In the fourth the Wis
ltors went into the lead when Schroe-
der poled long one over the left field
fence for the only circuit clout Of
the tournament. A single by Hahn
coupled with Miner error gave Bis
marck another run In the last of the
fourth but Beulah took the lead again
In the fifth when Troupe threw q bad
one to Stewart with Kerbs on third.
kerhs scored.
Haley Injured
Haley was injured when hit by a
bouncing grounder in the fourth and
was replaced by Goetz. Morris. play
Ing right field and batting in Haley's
place. got on through an error in the
fifth and scored on Morlan's double
and then Morlan came home on Nc
Carney,S single. Hahn drove out his
second single In the sixth. went to
second On an error and came home
when Morris singled.
Beulah brought their total to five
when Goetz muffed Webber's easy
roller In the seventh and Hahn erred
In handling T1aronson's grounder.
Schroeder got . single scoring Web
her before the side was retired.
In the seventh Mccartney got a dou-
be and scored on Goetz's single to
bring the score to 5. The Miners
were held without q run In the eighth
and the game was called because Of
the SIX o'clock Sunday law.
The box scores:
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