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catch of Blomquist's low fly. Wilcken

famed.
Kanikkeberg threw out Severinson
at first on a nice play. Lundquist
was safe on Christians error. Pear.
son tripled to right field, scoring
Lundquist, and Pearson scored on
JohnsOn's double to center. Johnson
stole third but died there when Kvam
flew to Lund, and Erickson famed.
Second Inning-Pearson threw
Lindblad out at first. Lund popped to
Johnson. Canton famed.
Blomquist threw Limperich out at
first. Sather was safe on Kanikke-
berg's error, and then Petersen
caught him off first. Danielson fan.
ned.
Third 1nning-Christian was safe
on Lundquist's error and stole Sec
ond. Petersen singled to left send
ing Christian to third. Petersen stole
second. Christian was out at the
plate, Lundquist to Severinson, Kan
ikkeberg being safe at first on the
play. Gordhamer was thrown out at
| first, Petersen scoring on the play.
Kanikkeberg scored on BlOmquist's
drive past Danielson. He was caught
trying for two bases on the hit.
SeverinsOn was safe on Kanikke-
berg's error. Lundquist popped to
Kanikkeberg. Pearson was out at
first, BlomQuist to Christian. John
son walked and worked double steal
with Severinson. Kvam walked, and
when Gordhamer erred on Erickson's
| roller, SeverinsOn and Johnson scOr-
3D. Limperich famed.
Fourth Inning-Wilcken walked and
| took secOnI on SeverinSOn'S error. He
went to third when the play on Lind
| blad's grounder was made for him.
Lindblad stole second. Lund famed,
and both men scored on Canton's sin
gle to left. Christian was hit by
pitched ball, and Petersen was safe
at first when the play was made for
Canton at third. Kanikkeberg flew to
Sather and Petersen was doubled at
first.
Sather was out, bunt foul on third
strike. Danielson famed. Severin-
son safe on Gordhamer's error and
stole second. Kanikkeberg threw
Lundquist out at first.
Fifth Inning-Gordhamer famed.
LundQuist made fine catch of Blom:
quist's line drive. Wilcken famed.
Pearson famed. Johnson walked
and was doubled at first on Kvam's
pop fly to Canton.
Sixth Inning-Lindblad famed.
Lund was safe on Pearson's error,
and took second on a wild pitch. Can
ton famed, and Christian was out at
first.
| Erickson famed. Limperich singled
to left and was forced at second by
Sather. Danielson singled to center
and both men scored on Severins0n's
| hit. Lundquist doubled to left field,
Severinson being thrown out at the
plate, Lund to Kanikkeberg to Peder-
| sen.
Seventh Inning-Pedersen fouled to
Pearson. Kanikkeberg was safe on
Johnson's error. He took second on
a passed ball. Gordhamer popped to
Erickson. Blomquist was hit by a
pitched ball. Kanikkeberg stole third
and when Erickson missed the throw
he attempted to score, but was thrown
out at the plate.
Pearson and Johnson famed, with
Kanikkeberg pitching for the Semi
nary. Kvam was safe on Kanikke-
berg's error and took second when
Christian failed to hold Kanikkeberg' S
throw. Canton fumbled Erickson's
grounder, but Limperich famed.
Eighth Inning - Lindblad walked
and was thrown out stealing. Lund
walked and Canton singled to center.
Canton was forced at second by Chris
ton. Petersen out at first.
Sather safe on BlOmquist's error.
Danielson walked. Both men scored
when Severinson doubled over Wick
ems head. Lundquist famed. Pear
son singled to right, scoring SEVERN
son. Pearson out stealing third. Ped
ersen threw Johnson out at first.
| Ninth Inning Kanikkeberg singled
to left, and was out at second. Cord
hamer famed. Blomquist safe on Err
ickson's error, Wilcken walked and
I.und ended the game by popping to
Erickson.
The score:
Seminary 1o2 2 0 0 0 0 -5 Z 9
High school 0 2 0 0 2 0 3 x-9 8
Batteries: Seminary, Blomquist,
Kanikkeberg and Petersen. High
School, Johnson and Severinson.
The H. and DIS travelled to Svea
Sunday and defeated that team in a
seven inning game by a score Of 5
to 1. But for three errors in the last
inning, the winners would have scor.
ed shut out. Svea made but two
scratch hits off Walt Lundquist's
steady pitching, while the H. and
DIS made five off the combined deliv.
cry of three twirlers.
In the first inning, with Vessel
pitching, two runners crossed home
plate. One out, Conway drove long
double to left field, but the jumps
l., HYYr.
Petersen hunted and beat it out. Art
Lundquist walked filling the bases
Hoglund walked forcing Conway
home with run number one. While
> Peterson was being thrown out al
first Petersen scored.
Renstrom took up the pitching bur