The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-06-16
Locals Collect 13 Hits to Drop
HighIy.Touted CoIored
Club, 10
BEVERLY RETIRES IN FIFTH
Troupe Gets First Four-Base
Drive of Season inside of
Ball Park

The Kansas City Monarchs may be
the worlds colored champions to some
people and they may be the semi-pro
champions OF the United States to
others-but to the Bismarck baseball
team they are just another clan OF
players to be pommeled and brow
beaten into submission. And the
Capital Citians demonstrated how
they felt about the matter by hand
ing the colored outfit a Z to shell
lacking in twilight game here Fri
day.
It was the smuggling Beef" Ring
lofer who evidently harbored the
strongest feelings, for he laid on the
pitching of Beverly and Cooper for
two mighty home runs over the right
field fence and long double. Nor
ris and Troupe had some ideas OF
their own on the strength Of the OPP
position.
Morris showed utter disrespect for
the much publicized reputation OF
the Monarch sluggers and held the
Wanted team to three scattered hits,
retiring 10 men by the strikeout route.
Troupe made long drive to the
scoreboard in the center OF the play
ing field and rounded the bases Tor
the first time this year on nit IN
side the park.
Play New Rockford Here
Sunday the Bismarck team will put
on another exhibition for the local
fans when they meet the New Rock
ford aggregation. The Capital City
crew has one victory chalked up over
the Eddy county team but since then
the opposing nine has shown great
Improvement, winning games from
VALLEY City, Devils Lake and the
white House of David. Roosevelt
Davis. who pitched for Bismarck last
wear. doubtless will start on the
mound for New Rockford and will
be opposed by either Carter or Vim
cent. The game will start at O'Clock
The mighty artillery Of the Bis
marck clubbers roared out Friday
night and before the smoke had clear
ed away each player in the local line
up had bombarded the two coloreo
hurlers for at least one safe hit
Ringhofer took the key position II
the firing line. getting three hits II
four trips to the plate, while Mass.
mann and Desiderato each got two.
Morris turned in one Of those pitch
ing performances that delight Ola.
mond fans. Only one Monarch, De.
Wight, saw second base and that mar
collected two of the three hits thai
Morris allowed during the entire nine
innings.
Troupe Bags Homer
Troupe's homer started the scoring
in the fourth inning but 1t was the
sixth frames barrage OF five hits
hitting an equal number OF runs
that sewed up the game Tor the
locals. Morlan struck out in that in
ming but Morris followed with q
single. He went to second on Mass
mann's hit and the two of them came
home when Desiderato's fast groundel
took a high bounce over the short
stops head and went for two bases.
Haley got single. scoring Desidera'
to from second. Troupe was out al
first but Ringhofer's home run SCORED
Haley ahead of him. Vincent wa!
safe on the third baseman's error but
4 beautiful catch Of McCarney's drive
by the Kansas City center fielder re.
tired the side. Rinhofer got his sec
ond circuit clout in the seventh In.
ming and that ended the scoring.
On top of seeing superb pitching
exhibition featuring Barney Morris
the fans were treated to q near per-
feet fielding exhibition on the part o
the Capital City boys.