Willmar tribune., 1921-06-29
BR0 ZEN DEf|E I !
ED in / / ANGS


r The home team won last Sundays
game in the eleventh inning after be-
ing nearly robbed Of it. by rank deci-
sions from the umpire who was clear:
ly pulling for Brooten to win the bat
tie. Decision after decision was bad
from this Brooten> umpire, who, the
visitors had picked up somewhere
and they admitted that they did not
even know him. Willniar made it's
tenth run, the winning run, in the
eleventh by single from Binga which
brot Greig in over the plate. Brooten
scored one tally in the first by two
hits, an error and a pass.
Willnar scored four runs in the
first by three hits and one error.
Brooten scored a couple more runs
in the second by walk, two hits and
a tumble. They also scored one in
each of the third, fourth, fifth and
seventh innings, At the beginning of
the ninth inning the visitors made
two tallies which tied the score. This
was made on two hits, one tumble
and a pass.
Willmar scored another run in the
fifth on base on balls and two bag
ger. Three more tallies were added
in the sixth by three singles They
took the lead in the eighth by walk
and three bagger The final. score
was 10 to in the locals favor.
First Inning
Brooten-The game was called at 8
O'clock. Hopkins made two bases on
hit to right when Robinson mis-
judged his fly. Holman had two
strikes and three balls and then he
walked. Greig was going to break the
double steal and threw to Hartwick,
who dropped the ball, Hopkins scor-
ed on this error. Ellingson hit to third
who threw Holman out at second. Ell
lingson stole second base. c. Lem
cke singled to right garden, Robinson
threw home to Greig who put Filing
son out at the home plate C. Lemcke
went third on a passed ball. R. Lem
cke had two strikes and three balls
after which he struck out. / run, 2
hits, 1. error
Willmar-Berry made a dandy two
bagger to deep center He first had
two strikes and the next one came
nicely over the plate which he bang
ed for two bases. Berry stole third.
Hartwick hit to short who threw home
to get Berry but he was safe at the
home plate. Nevett sacrificed, catcher
to first. Hartwick scored when second
baseman made bad overthrow OF
first. kielty made a single to second
which was too hot for him to handle
going third on passed ball. SEVERN
son was hit by pitched ball, stole sec
ond. Greig made a single past second
base, Kielty and Severinsoh scoring
Greig stole second. Robinson struck
out. Carlson had one strike sitter
which he was given pass. Coleman
famed. The time for the first inning
was % minutes. 4 runs, 8 hits, / er.
rOr.
Second Inning
Brooten-Nelson walked on four
straight balls. l.. Lemcke made a
dandy single about foot inside the
third base line. Rengel hit to Sever
inson, who threw to third but Nelson
was safe at third. Severinson by
throwing to second could have made
double play by second throwing tC
first. Haugen hit to pitcher who threw
home to get Nelson but he was safe
when Greig dropped the ball. Hopkins
flied out to center. Holman was hi
by pitched ball which forced in the
second tally of the inning Ellingsor
hit into double play when he hit te
Coleman who threw to Greig and la
ter throwing ElliHgson out at first. :
runs, l hit, l error.
Willmar-Berry called out on three
strikes. Hartwick famed Nevett
flied ont n onofor M rypr bi4e