Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1912-06-19
Town Team Loses.


Last Sunday the local town team was
defeated in the first game Of the sea-
son by the score of IA to in favor Of
Paynesville. The out-of-tOWn buncn
were fast and hard h1tters. The local
boys played good ball but were simply
outclassed. The weather was not right
for baseball but a large crowd came out
! in spite Of that fact and tried to help
| the boys win. Following is the sum-
| mary:
First inning, Paynesville-B. Farmer
| out at first, Palmer, Garding and Beg
| singled, the first two scoring, c. FARM
err walked and Hoar singled scoring
Berg, r. .Seavy and Harris were easy
! outs, runs hits. Willmar-R. John
| son out at first, w. Johnson fouled to
! Harris, Carlson walked and stole second,
5. Carlson flied to deep short. No nlls,
| no runs
| Second inning. Paynesville-C. Seavy
walked, B. Farmer singled, Palmer ont
at first Garding got out on fielder's
choice, scoring Seavy, Berg out at first,
l run, l hit. Willmar-M. Johnson sim
gled, Smith called out on strikes, Nord-
| strom SAFE on Berg's error, DeVinney
| singled to right and Johnson was out at
home, DeNinney stole second, Nordstrom
scored on passed ball, Shafer famed,
l run, hits.
Third inning, Paynesville-C. Farmer
| flied to Nordstrom, Hoar singled and
| stole, r. Seavy hit Dy pitched ball, Har-
| ris hit to DeVinney who threw to Buck
| getting r. Seavy, and Buck threw to
| Smith completing double play. Will
| MARI. Johnson and w. Johnson flied
out, Carlson singled and stole second
| and third, scoring when HOar failed to
handle S. Carlson's hot grounder, NJ
Johnson out at first.
| Fourth inning, Paynesville-C. Seavv
flied to Carlson, Farmer singled to right
and went to third when Shafer kicked
the ball, Palmer flied to Buck Gardin,;
| singled and stole, scoring Farmer, Berg
! safe when onafer dropped his pop fly,
S. Carlson threw out G: FARMER at first.
| Willmar-Smith out at first, Nordstror1
and DeVinney famed.
Fifth inning, Paynesville-Hoar out
| at first, r. Seavy singled, Harris singled
| and c. Seavy was hit, filing the bases
| B. Farmer dropped single over the in
lield scoring r. Seavy, Palmer singled,
scoring Harris ana c. Seavy, Garding
| and Berg famed Willmar-Dalen play
ing in Skaters place, flied to center, r.
Johnson tripled to right center and scor-
ed on Bucks single, Carlson was hit,
S. Carlson singled, scoring Buck, M.
Johnson lined to short who doubled A.
! Carlson off third.
Sixth inning, Paynesville-C. Farmer
singled and went to third when the bail
got away from Nordstrom. He scored
On passed ball. Hoar safe on dropped
third strike, and stole second, r. Seavy
AIMED, Harris singled, scoring Hoar, G
5eavy out at first, 3. Farmer doubled
scoring Harris and he scored on PALM
er's single, Garding famed. Willmar-
Smith famed, Nordstrom walked and
stole, DeVinney famed, Dalen out at
! first.
Seventh inning, Perpendicular
tanned, c. Farmer walked and stole
Hoar safe on NJ. Johnson's error and h,
stole second, c. Farmer scoring, r.
Seavy flied to short and Bob Johnson
threw out Harris. Willmar-R. Johnson
out at first, Buck flied to short, A. Carl
| son called out on strikes.
Eighth inning, Paynesville-C. Seavy
| singled and went to third on Farmers
hit, his fifth of the afternoon, Palmer
and Garding famed, Berg flied to Nord~
strom, Willmar-S. Carlson M John
son and Smith hit the atmosphere three
! times and sat down. -
Ninth inning, Paynesville-C. Farmer
singled, Hoar out at first, r. Seavy was
nit, and was caught between bases, M
Johnson to S. Carlson to Smith, Harris
| flied to Carlson. Willmar-Nordstrom
called out on strikes, DeVinney and Dali
en- endeu the misery by going out at
! first
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