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“On to Jamestown” Is Cry of Fans**« ** #« «##SPECIAL TRAIN SUNDAY .««# •* #« ##«Leaves Bismarck at Eleven o’Clock“On to Jamestown” is the cry of Capital City baseball fans aa they make plans to board a special train for the Stutsman county seat Sunday, where the Bismarck ball club is scheduled to oppose the Jimmie nine in the rubber game called for 3 o'clock in the afternoon.The special will leave the Northern Pacific depot at 11 a. m. Following the game the train will return, leaving Jamestown at 6:30 in the evening.The Stutsman county crew won the first game between the traditional rivals in an 11-inning Memorial day contest. Bismarck came back on their home-lot and blasted out a 10 to 1 victory to even the series. Each team has gone on to compile a formidable string of wins in the past two weeks and both are anxious to annex the rubber match Sunday.After the game here Thursday night, the local players left immediately for Regina, Canada where they will line up against the National Ball club in a three game series. Returning to Jamestown for the game Sunday, they will head back into Canada that night to play the House of David a; Winnipeg, Monday.Concluding their road trip series in the Dominion city they will return to Bismarck to resume their feud with Jamestown in games scheduled for July 3 and 4. Playing nine games in fix days is a tough assignment for any ball club but that is just what the Capital Citlans plan to do, winding up with the feature Fourth of July celebration game, here.
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Bismarck Tribune

Bismarck, North Dakota, US

Fri, Jun 29, 1934

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