The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 6, 1920, Page 5

BASEBALL GLUB CBDEBRATES WITH THREE BIG VICTORIES Fans See Fine Exhibition of the National Game at Capitol Park—Braddock and Under- wood: Furnish Strong Opposi- tién But Fall Before On-| slaught _of Local Men—Bis- marck Team Strengthened by New Local Players | It takes two principal ingred- ients to make a regular ball club —real players and real fans. The Bismarck Athletic club demonstrated yesterday that it has the former; it is now up to the fans to show the players that Bjsmarck has the latter, by, rallying to the support of the team. There was a big crowd out yester- day for the holiday series with Brady dock and Underwood, and the crowd saw three of the best games that hav been played in ‘this section of the state in many moons. Dyed-in-the-wool fans declare Bis-+ marck never had a better team in the -field ‘than was on the diamond Sun- day Three nine. inning games were played Sunday, an awful grind for any ball club, but the team went through the long route playing with pep an setting, better as the games progress- ed. ° Classy Opposition The local club was up against real opposition, too. Both Braddock and Underwood were strengthened forthe series with salaried players from oS —— EAGLE TAILORING AND HAT WORKS Opposite the Postoffice Aathorized Resident Dealers for theROYALTAILORS (CHICAGO—NEW, YORK Big cut\ in. Tailor Made Suits Suits worth $40.00, now $29.50 Suits worth $55.00, now $34,40 Suits worth $60.00, now $39.50 Suits Cleaned and Qressed THE MODERN COBBLER * ~ need not work far into the » night and rise early with the lark in order to have your shoe repair job completed on time. Modern shoe making and repair machinery, just \ like the machines in ‘the, big shoe factories) save him many | weary hours of>toil, and tuyn out a better.job than he could by hand. We have all -up-to- date machinery here. JOE CREWSKY SHOE SHOP £ ‘| and prescribe 109 3rd: St. Phone 898 SANITARY Hot Water and Steant Heating, Round’Oak Pipeless Furnaces, All Needham, p. Material and Workmanship Guanes . FRANK G. se other towns, and both had a number of players of exceptional ability. ~ Perhaps the management of the lo- cal club can take, some credit for the showing, because no team can go the, gait unless there is, absolute har. mony. And every Bismarck player was on his toes. biles. was regulated.so that every oc- cupant in every car in the grounds had a fine vision of the game, and a, special policeman kept the crowd from swarming over the field. Two um- pires’ worked in each game in good! style. in spite of the questioning of decisions and arguments of over- anxious players, keyed up. to fight ali the way to a win. Fast Ball The Bismarck club haf a number of games in view with teams, of’ fine caliber, and the fans will have the opportunity of seeing good ball games all\jhrough the present season. Sunday's game was to have’ been with Braddock players, but the rain made it impossible for the Braddock players to get here over heavy. roads, and the. prison team -was played. Braddock came on for a game yester- day morning, and the afternoon games were with Braddock and Underwood. The afternoon games were both fast. It is unusual, eyen in the big leagues, for teams to play. a double-header in four hours, ‘and this was the time re- quired for Monday’s games. In thé morning game Bismarck beat| ones, and excellent ‘catches / robb second him Ms hits. Braddock 3 to 1 and in thé game with Braddock won'5 to 0. team refused to spoil a perfecti Tay and won from’ Underwood-’6 to 0. ng of 't] a) Clean fielding was one of the reasons. olga anne whi for the low scores of the club’s op-| Jist'as he was fead! ponets and good pitching’ was anoth- er. In the last game the Bismarck team flayed errorless ball, in the sec- ond game one error was chalked up and inthe first, three were recorded. mage & nice catch of one of Roberts Needham Stai “Lofty” Needham, the/club’s star] ond game. southpaw, hurled 18 innings and <al- lowed but one run and 5 hits in the two games. Padgett hurled a:splendi| slant at, Nordland. Connie’s team is game.in the second, letting Braddock} in last, place and he needs first clasa' down with 4 hits and achieving a shut- out. Powers caught the entire 27, in nings and went through the ing grind in splendid shape- The afternoon game_with Braddock was scoreless until the lucky seventh. 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The local club. worked" a bunting gagae ‘perfectly: in’ this ses- sion, coupled with some timely slug- ging. With Powers and Needham on bases, Dolly Elder pit a Texas leaguer in center, scoring two men. With Roberts-ahd-Elder on, third and, second Frankenhoff hit to short and both ‘scored when the:datcher allowed the ball to go trhough him. Franken- Y hoff scored -from ‘second,.on’ Nordland’s drive to center. This five was the total number of runs in the game. Last Game Easiér | Khe game with Underwood was easicr, the local club gathering two markers in the first through errors ‘on the ‘pary of Underwood: players, the errors being well distributed. ° In the, morning game Bismarck. scored: /her three runs in the first inning, with Frankenhoff, Bachman and Nordland doing the heavy hitting. NOTES OF THE GAME Dolly Blder introduced ‘the fans to some’ speedy workin the last\game when he rgn from ghortfield’ past Bec: ond and grabbed alhot one. | | ‘Toe “Boehm ran clear: back of the automobiles parked along the right: fiold foul Mne and caught a high one, It‘was so far away the umprid’ had to fake the word of the autoists for Joe's 8) feat. Bob aa ongat t to-have 5 a eeuas: job: umpiring. He ‘did it well, and was on every play, giving ‘the best) he had. ' Frankey, tough luck. He‘lined out. some good Y x powers used his nottdle ta the: pe second game of he’ stagted'to, bant. he saw ‘a hole and pushed the Wy wren first and secon: : Bisenmann, éf the Underwood tea drives in the fourth inning oh the sec Let's hope Connie Mack don't get & players. Nordland was the batting star_of thre day. Bismarck don’t need: to hire an out! field. Nordland, Roberts, Boehm and} Padgett performed nicely. < “Tade and ‘Bachman added @ tot ot strength to the team at sbeond and third, respectively. +—— t Braddock was Aisappointed. Tho team has' been going like a house afire, having something like eleven straight wins to ‘its credit. . Good sportsmanship was shown on the part of (both tke Braddock and Ui nd erwood Plgyers. Thére’s only one bad thing about ‘Capital ball park. ‘Being located un- der-the shadow of the ‘halls of legis- lative’. debate, {the desire to argue sometimes. becomes so contaigious. that the whole Bismarck: team has to participate. ft (Morning Game) ‘Braddock AB RI Quthmiller, 5s. Ee te neon Gooo® wkesososocom Anderson, tf. Koenig, 2b. | sonsosten™ - 6 Pl Ssusuunsed ST cs gcees com. ee oe = Totals... “Bismarck f. Padgett, i Hilder, ss... . Prankenhoff, 1b. Bachman, 3b. NordMind, If. . Dade, ‘3b. > 9 09 09 99.69 Co em om Oy SocoommSnot ul gesisesss ovornhnewe a } eo Sui ¥y— Base ti balls, off Ras. ‘voit off’ Neeitham 1. Struck out, by ‘Needham $;: by Rasmussen 3, ‘Vmpires—Rett and Bowers. ire f Braddock Guthmsiller,_ss. Wurm; ib. . Johnson, c. . Ariderson: 3b Towle, rt. Weber, If. A. Koentg, |. 2b. B. Koenig, cf . Rasmussen, p. (Second Game) La 0 10 Sh SONS 4 2 2 “2 o 0 o. Ee 6 Bt Bal oonronco os” wowrwoSwamOm | Feankentiooft, 4b. Padgett. p. Nordiard, If. Lade, b. , Powers, ¢/ Boehni, rf. Neecaam, rf. HOoRPonHcon's SOS Sony Totals........40" " Summary—Base on. Balls’ off Ras- massen 1; off Padgett ‘fone. Two hasé hits, Notdland. Struck ut by Rasmussen’3; hy Padgett, Ae Umpires,. Rett and Loubek. ‘ABR HA PO Undetwood J. Lief, If P. bi Thue, . Tauer, th. Sailer, #3. Bisemau, Lind, ¢. Rineonzke, p. 09 69 09 CO eooooeceo Fesertoone senesante enadwowwnd J Rerewr lowonhnomnm a +4 Boo Bismarck Roberts, cf. Elder, 8s: Bachmaa, Frankenh Padgetts: rf. Nordland, ‘If. 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