The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-05-23
TWILIGHT CONTEST
Sees CAPITAL CITY
AVENCE FIRST LOSS
Local Team Piles Up 10-Run
Lead In First Innings
MINERS SCORE IN FIFTH
Churchill Takes Team to Cando
and Canada Wednesday
for Series

Massmann's second home run Of the
season was the highlight of Tuesdays
baseball game with Beulah as the Bis
marck hitters again asserted them
selves, evening up matters for their
earlier defeat and romping home with
an easy II to S victory in the new ball
park.
Beulah started the same lineup that
handed the Capital City lads their
initial setback but with 'Specks"
Burke keeping the Miner hits well
scattered for five innings, the locals
combined plenty Of hits to establish
an early lead that was never seriously
threatened.
In the first inning Burke struck one
man out and Beulah was retired on
two outfield flies. Massmann, Desid-
erato and Haley scored for Bismarck
in their half on three bingles and two
passes coupled with brace OF errors.
Double Play Features Second
A fast double play with Massmann
taking q hot grounder, touching Sec
ond and then throwing Martin out at
first ended the second inning for the
Miners. Massmann opened Bismarck's
half with q towering drive that carried
well over the left field fence. Troupe
connected for q three Dagger that
brought In Desiderato and Ringhofer
and the latter scored on Burke's
single. At this point Stewart was
sent In to relieve Lefty" Kemp in
hlmmock for Beulah and he retired
the side.
In the third canto q sensational
catch by Troupe over his right Shout
der put the third tag on the Miners.
Bismarck took the dugout. Burke
cracked q sharp single to right field
and brought In two runners, which,
followed by an error and another
score. gave the local nine a 10 to 0
lead.
Burke Slumps In Fifth
Burke eased up in the fifth Wes-
sells hit q single but was forced out as
Stewart took first on fielder's choice
Martin walked, advancing Stewart
Helms single loaded the bases. A
double and q single by Perkins and
Herbs brought in three runs. but the
rally ended there. Stewart fannec
Mccartney and Goetz and Morlar
flied out to center field.
There was no scoring In the sixth
but In the seventh the Miners got
two runs on doubles by Weber ano
Helm and single from the bat Of
Perkins. Haley got his third hit Of
tho game In the eighth but was left
stranded on the paths as Ringhofel
and Troupe flied out.
Vessels double In the eighth ad.
vanced Thronson to third but a fast
play, Morlan to Desiderato caught
Thronson off the base. Goetz got the
only hit made during the rest Of the
game.
Outficlders Begin Hitting
Heartening the approximately 1,4Ot
Bismarck fans who watched the game
was the apparent fact that the out
fielders are beginning to hit the bal
consistently. Burke got three hits
and Goetz, two. They with Massman1
Troupe, Haley and Ringhofer led thu
strong offensive barrage that pounded
two Beulah chuckers for II safe hits
Kerbs, Vessels and Helm led thu
Miners offensive but were kept II
check by good defensive play by the en-
tire Bismarck outfit. especially Mass
man, Desiderato and Morlan.
The Bismarck club left Wednesda.
for Cando where they will clash witt
the strong Towner county nine befor'
embarking for Winnipeg where the.
will play four-ga,ne series. returning
Monday to play the Gilkersons Uniol
Giants, here.
The summary: