Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1920-08-25
RAYMOND BLANKS
PLUCKY LOCALS
Mercenary Battery Puzzle Willmar
Sluggers- Locals Played
Excellent Ball

Last Sunday afternoon the $500
people who attended the baseball
game between Raymond and Willmar
saw the fastest game of ball ever
played at the new ball park. The
Raymond battery was from Minneapo-
lis as was also their second baseman.
Packard, the winning pitcher has
record for the year of Is wins out Of
! 81 games played. The least he has
struck out in any of the games is II,
which was also the most he was able
to strike out last Sunday.
Roy Christian the local hurler
struck out fourteen men and allowed
nine hits to Packard's 4. Not man
was walked by either pitcher.
| Anderson was the only Willmar man
who attempted to get third but was
declared out by Umpire Hirman's de-
cision altho the third baseman did not
touch him with the ball. Only two of
the local men were left on bases, Hart
wick made single in the second and
stole second base. Ogren singled in
the fifth and went second on Arne-
sons sacrifice.
| First Inning
| Raymond-E Kohl, E. Miller and G.
Kohl struck out.
| Willmar-. Johnson hit the first ball
for foul to left and later grounded to
third and was thrown out at first; Hart
wick singled to short and stole second;
Murphy and Anderson famed / hit.
Second Inning
Raymond-W. Johnson grounded to
third and was thrown out at first; Har-
oldson singled to short and stole Sec
ond; Marcio flied out to center field;
Morrow Whitfield. l hit.
Willmar-le Due and Ogren famed
| Arn9SOn singled
caught at second by the throw of cat
cher. / hit.
Third Inning
Raymond-Haima famed; Packard
, flied out to right field; E. Kohl singled
between first and second, went second
On passed ball and went third on r
, Christians overthrow to second; E. Mil
. Ter singled to center scoring E. Kohl; E
Miller was caught at second by thu
throw of r. Christian. / run, hits,
error,
t >Willmar-O. Christian flied out t.
4 catcher; R. Christian and R. Johnso,
g famed.
=, Fourth Inning
Raymond-G. Kohl. w. Johnson AM
Haroldson struck out.
ADMINISTRATIVE and-Murphy fan
:. ned; Anderson out pitcher to first.
Fifth Inning
t l. Raymond-Marcio struck out; Morrow
} out short to first; Hanna famed.
:. Willmar-le Due out pitcher to first
+ Ogren singled to center; Arneson sacri
feed pitcher to first; O. Christian struc
y out. l hit.
!. Sixth Inning
Raymond-Packard made singl
past pitcher; E. Kohl famed; E. Mile
singled to right field; G. Kohl safe O
Anderson's error in right field scorin
Packard and Miller; w. Johnson sins
led to left field and G. Kohl was out E
home by O.. Christian from the thro
from left field. Haroldson famed.
runs, hits, l error.
Willmar-R. Christian and r. join
son famed; Hartwick out third to frs
Seventh Inning
Raymond-Marcio flied to centt
field Morrow flied out to right fell
Hanna was safe on error by Hartwie
who let slow grounder go to shor
Hanna out at second by the throw fro
first. l error.
Willmar-Murphy flied out to lie
field, johnson making a one handt
catch of the fly; Anderson made a tv
Dagger to center field but was out tr
ing to steal third, Marcio making tt
out: This was the only chance Willm
had to reach third; lie Due famed.
hit.
Eighth Inning
Raymond-Packard singled to cent
held; =. Kohl hit to pitcher who thre
nChc11 Oul dl SeCOHu, f. Miller nit
pitcher who threw E. Kohl out at Sc
ond; E. Miller out, catcher to secon
/ hit.
Wulmar-Ogren safe on E. Miller
error who dropped an easy fly, but w
out at second by the throw from cato
er; Arneson flied out to center field;
Christian out pitcher to first. l errc
Ninth Inning
Raymond-G. Kohl singled to rig
field; w. Johnson out short to first;
Kohl went third on passed ball. Harol
son famed; Marcio made three ba
ger to left field, scoring G. Kohl Mo
row famed. l run. hits.
Willmar-R Christian out to frs
r. Johnson grounded to third and w
out at first. Hartwick went the san
route as r. Johnson.
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