The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-07-23
SHOP team COMES
BACK TO WIN End
sunday GAME, g.
Lanier Makes Debut Saturday
Banking Visitors; Allows
Only Five Safeties
Mp. EXECUTES TRIPLE PLAY
Cannizzo Makes Brilliant Run
ming Catch to Bob Haigh Of
Double in First Contest

After absorbing two drubbings at
the hands Of the Bismarck club Sat-
urday and Sunday, the Northern Pa
cific Shop team finally woke up to
the fact that there were baseball
games being played and unloaded
their batting artillery on two Bis
marck pitchers to win the last game
Of the doubleheader Sunday.
Bismarck won the first of the three
game series Saturday night, shutting
out the Shop team, 10 to o and came
back In the first game Sunday to win,
s to /. The Northern Pacific repre-
sentatives won the finale In eight
innings by a s to count.
Playing listless bali through the
first two games the shop team looked
like anything, but first class club
and that same hit-arld-miss attitude
pervaded the local camp during the
second contest.
Lanier Makes Debut
Billy Lanier made his mound debut
IN the local lineup, banking the Shop
team for nine innings and allowing
only five scattered hits. Aided by
perfect support and some sensational
fielding, Lanier was never in trouble
and coasted along easily on the lead
his teammates piled up In the early
innings.
Quincy Troupe and Red Haley drove
out l,omeruns to add to the total Of
IL hits given up by Paul Schafer,
Shop team hurler. Cannizzo made
spectacular running catch Of Haigh's
long drive into deep right field to rob
the N. p. slugger Of q safety in the
fifth inning.
A brilliant triple play and two dou-
bic putouts by the shop nine failed
to halt Bismarck In the first game
Sunday and they won after blasting
Michaud from the mound in the first
inning with four hits that counted
three runs. The triple play came In
the fifth inning with Troupe on sec
ond, and Haley on first. Morlan hit
to the second baseman who touched
the bag, threw Morlan out at first
and then the first sacker relayed the
ball back to second to catch Troupe.
Themar Simle started on the mound
Tor the locals but wsIs relieved In the
last Of the eighth by Barney Morris.
Simle gave up total of nine hits be-
fore he retired In favor Of the colored
ace.
Played Listlessly
Joe Desiderato pitched the first five
innings Of the third game. Errors by
Mancuso and Troupe allowed two runs
in the first frame while three hits
accounted for brace Of counters in
the fifth when Desiderato went back
to his regular third position and Nor
ris again took up the mound assign
ment. Morris let In two more runs
In the sixth on . triple, double and
q single.
The Capital Citians counted once
IN the fifth and once in the sixth inn
ings. only one Of which was an earn
ed run. Lasky led the visiting stick
ers at the plate, getting three hits ir
five trips to the plate. Vondell. hurl-
ing his second game, allowed the 10.
Gals only seven hits.
Troupe, with six hits, including 9
homerun and three doubles in thir.
teen times at bat, compiled the hes,
average during the three games. Can.
nixzo. Morlan and Massmann were
the other big guns" for the loca
club.
Wednesday the Eau Claire team
from the Northern League comes K
Bismarck to tangle with the local club
Tho box score: