The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-25
FIRST GAME GOES
Il innings BEFORE
BREAKING II TIE
Double by MorIan and Single by
Goetz End Long Sabbath
Day Contest
LOCALS WIN SECOND, 1871
Haley and Ringhofer Lead A.
tack on Two Pitchers With
Four Base Hits
LOCALS WIN SECOND, 1871

Bismarck took both ends Of the
doubleheader with the Van Dyke COL
ored House Of David Sunday after
dropping the first of the three-game
series in a twilight game the day be-
fore.
The two teams battled through II
long innings before they could break
a seven to seven deadlock in the first
Sabbath day game. but the smuggling
Capital Citians found their batting
eyes in the final contest and routed
the Van Dykes with barrage Of q
hits that scored l8 runs. The whisker-
ed club won the Saturday game, to 4.
The large crowd of fans that wit
messed the first Sunday game got all
of the sensations and thrills that could
possibly be packed into one contest.
Bismarck took an early lead with
three runs in the first inning but the
colored visitors scored two in the first
and one each in the second and third
to go ahead, five to four. The locals
returned to the lead in the fourth
scoring two runs. but the Van Dykes
brought the score to five all IN the
sixth.
Tie Up Score
In the first half of the ninth the
bearded team rang up two more
counters but Bismarck took the game
to extra innings by knotting the
count at seven all. In the tenth and
eleventh there was no scoring but a
double by Bill Morlan and single
by Mike Goetz In the twelfth gave
Bismarck hard earned victory.
Carter started In the mound for
Bismarck and stayed until the ninth
frame when he was relieved by Vim
cent. But Vincent had hurled hard
game Saturday night and was taken
out after holding the Van Dykes to
one hit in that eventful ninth. Rad
cliff finished out the game for Bis
marck and then went on to win the
second contest.
The two runs by the House of David
team In the ninth made Bismarck'S
chances look like a lost cause but
an error that let Morlan get on first.
followed by a walk for Vincent and
Massmann's double, scored two runs
and knotted the count. Troupe and
Ringnofer were walked purpcsely.
filling the bases, and with two men
gene. Dean, struck out Radcliffe Bis
marck threatened to score again in
the eleventh when Troupe got dou-
bic and Ringhofer got a walk follow
ed by Radcliff's single. With the
bases loaded again Mccartney hit a
fly to the shortstop to retire the side.
Radcliffe Checks Boards
Radcliffe held the colored outfit we'll
In check getting six strikeouts in these
three extra innings. Massmann,
Troupe and Morlan led the attack on
Dean with three hits each.
The second game was virtual
rout with the heavy siege guns of the
Bismarck club coming to life to con-
meet for 81 safe hits. In wild third
inning they drove in ten runs on sew
en- hits, that included homeruns by
Haley and Ringhofer. Morris, Van
Dyke hurler, had won nine straight
games before he was knocked from
the box in that third inning.
In the twilight game Saturday
Trusedale held the Capital City team
to eight hits and the colored club
scored 9 to 4 victory by capitalizing
OH some ragged ball playing by the
Bismarck team.
The box scores: