The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1916-06-22
SAUK CENTRE Wins
FROM GLENWOOD
LOCAL BALL TOSSERS TAKE
GOOD GAME FROM POPE
COUNTY AGGREGATION
TWIRLER ROTH IS AN ENIGMA
BRADLEY AND JACOBSON ARE
REGULAR DEMONS AT BAT
AND ON THE BASES

The Sank Centre Regulars tucked
another scalp under their belt last
Sunday, winning from the Glenwood
aggregation to on the Glenwood
grounds. Incidentally, Jim Segers'
club swingers administered severe
drubbing to Roy, the touted Indian
twirler who was given tryout by st.
Paul last season, securing ten safe
bingles off his delivery and clouting
the ball hard at all times.
Roth, on the mound for the locals,
was an enigma to the Pope county
lads at all stages, getting into trouble
only through errors behind him. The
four singles he allowed were scattered
through as many innings and neither
of his four gifts were costly. With
the exception of the eighth inning his
support was high class, however, two
double plays being among the many
fast fielding stunts.
Bradley was the bright star of the
game. He registered three hits, scor-
ed three runs, ran bases like demon
and bobbled only one of his eight
chances in the field, this being when a
base runner collided with him and
caused him to drop a thrown ball.
jacobson was runner-up to Bradley.
Though the tabulated score shows
only one hit, he got on bases four
times out of five times up, smashing
the ball so hard as to make it difficult
to handle, scored one tally and kept
the infield constantly on edge with
his Ty Cobb stuff on the base lines.
He piled up two fielding errors in the
fourth inning but neither resulted in
scores. Schwartz also hit the ball hard,
getting two safeties which counted in
the run getting.
Rowe at short field for Glenwood
played marvellous game. He covered
mile of territory and three times
went far into the outfeld and brought
down Texas leaguers that robbed the
Regulars of what seemed certain hits.
Sank Centre started out to win in
the first inning. Bradley singled.
Weisner laid down a pretty sacrifice
bunt on which Bradley raced around
to third. Wills dumped one to Roy
and Bradley scored, beating the throw.
Wills advanced on Jacobson's infield
out and scored on Schwartz single.
Gallagher flew out.
Two more were gathered in the
third. Bradley led off with his second
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ned. A pretty sacrifice by Wills sent
Bradley to third. jacobson sent hot
single to center, scoring Bradley. JAG
OLSON stole second, went to third on
Schwartz second hit and scored by
desperate chance on short passed
ball by Fisher. Gallagher again left
Schwartz die by flying out.
The last tally came in the ninth.
Bradley again led off with single,
went to third on Weisner's sacrifice
and scored when George dropped
Wills long fly in right field.
.Glenwood got their first run in the
fifth when George led off with a sin
gle, went to third on Fishers sacri-
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Landing famed.
The two other tallies were added in
the eighth. Landing shot one at
jacobson, who threw to Bradley, but
the later dropped the ball in collis-
ion with Landing. Rowe shot another
at, jacobson, who threw to Weisner,
who also dropped the ball in the col
lision to catch Landing. E. Wollan
flew out. M. Wollan famed. Robards,
the weakest hitter on the Glenwood
team, then sent single between short
and center, scoring Landing and
Rowe. Double plays in the second
and sixth innings spoiled any other
chances to score.