The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-01
BEuLAH, BISMARCK,
DICKINSON T0CLASH
FOR MISSOURI TITLE
Drawings Will Be Made Sum-
day: First Game Will Be
Called at 2P. N. Sharp
EXPECT LARGE ATTENDANCE
Admission Price Reduced to 80
Cents; Three Clubs Will
Have Full Strength

Grand Finale" will be written u
Bismarcks official 1894 baseball sea
son when the Capital Citians eros
bats with Dickinson and Beulah In ,
four-game tournament Sunday ans
Labor Day.
Managers Of all three teams havt
groomed their players for the final
series. Each manager will have his
full strength to put on the field ant
the veteran performers Of each clut
~! make their last official appear
ance in the weekend series.
Battling through the season, the
three teams had almost identical rec
ords Of wins and losses up until the
time Of the first Missouri Slope tour
nament. Beulah's strong Miners led
both the Capital Citians and the Cow
boys by slight margin Of one game
The Miners increased their edge
over Dickinson that Sunday when
the Bismarck players failed to arrive
from Winnipeg in time for the first
game In which they were to play the
Cowboys The Capital Citians won
the second game Of the day and have
since defeated each team in turn.
Drawings will be made Sunday
morning. The team that draws the
bye in the first Sunday game will play
in the first game Labor Day.
Admission Price Reduced
Mana0erial interests OF the local
club and their American Legion spon-
sors are depending on the tournament
attendance to wipe out . $500 deficit
incurred in the present playing sea-
son. TO insure the largest crowd pos
sible they have reduced the admission
to 80 cents per game, with the IL
cents extra for the grandstand good
for both games each day.
The first game will be called
promptly ct Z p. m, Sunday and La
Dor Day and the second contests are
scheduled to begin ct 4 p. m.
Tho Miners pin their hopes for al
least two victories on the strong arm
Of Lefty Kemp aud will have as ca
pable relief hurler, Joe Stewart. broth
ar to Frank Stewart Of the Bismarck
nine. Included In their probable
starting lineup will be Malloy In cen.
ter field: Weber at third base: Herbs
right field: Thronson, left field: IVES.
sells, first base; Schroeder, second
base: Anderson, catcher: v. Stewart
shortstop and Helm, utility.
It Is understood here that the Cow.
boys have bolstered their pitching
staff for the tournament games. Jus
who they have signed Is not known
0mithson win be on the mound In q
Least ono Of their games.
Cowboys Strong
Tho rest Of their lineup includes
|Malloy In center field: slifka at sec
|ond base: Vessels, catcher: Taylor
short stop: Anderson. third base
Krush, right field: Haskin, first base
Jones, left field and Aulie, utility.
Frank Stewart and Jimmy Dodg
|are expected to carry the pitchin,
burden for Bismarck. according Il
Manager Neil Churchill. The rest o
the lineup that has performed for tn
last half Of the current season is in
tact for the swan song" series.
Massmann will be at shortstop
Hahn at second base: Fisher, cente
field: Troupe. catcher: Haley. thir,
base: Morlan, left field: Mccartney
first base and 0oetz. right field.
A post season game will be playet
October 6 against Earl Mack's Amer
lean League All-stars with a pickle,
lineup from the three clubs partici
pating in this tournament along Will
several players from jamestown an
Valley City.