Willmar tribune., 1921-05-25

LOCALS EMERGE
SAFE BY TWO RUNS
Belarade and Cnnder Defeated ~
Sunday. cu1der Weakeasn Il
- EiShth Innins s.-

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The Willmar city baseball team. In
game featured by several long drives
quite effective hurting In pinches and
Gunder's speed o nthe mound emerR.
Gunder's speed on the mound emery
afternoon by the score of ~. An az.
cellent crowd rooted Willmar on to
the second game and victory Of the
season. The day was ideal for out.
door sport with a cooling breeze to
counteract the high Temperature.
LAS preliminary game the All Sta-s
OF the Commercial League and Lake
Lillian met in a contest the outcome
of which was in favor of the All Stars
by the score of to 4. -
Notes on Wilimar
Roy Christian on the mound for
Willmar had good control Of the ball
allowing but five hits. Four of these
were singles and the last credited to
Keifer in the ninth. same being . two
bagger to center. Roy's mitt work
in picking up hot grounders coming
his way was excellent. He walked
two men and struck out six.
Severinson at short despite some
reverses at the outset of the game
settled down, scooped up fast ground
ers. caught a high fly and was credit
ed with a clean low hit over open Sec
ond in the eighth inning. Seve. was
the first to face the whirlwind Gun
der. He met his offerings coolly and
demonstrated that Gunder's fast ball
when gently touched would cover ter
ritory.
Binga got two hits but had An easy
time in right field as only until the
first half Of the ninth did he have to
move after a ball. He brot the game
to close when he neatly received q
high fly by A. Borserding. Bi1sa
made two hits, one to right deld and
a model liner over the secoud -secA.?
He shared honors with Kielty In bit.
ting e. -.
Berry did splendid glove work. 1T
third. In batting however he hit twice
easily into waiting hands and famed
an equal number of times.
Kielty behind the bat again showed
himself fitted for the post. No crit
icism. His two hits, one to right and
a long drive for three bases to the
North fence, were run getters.
Robinson played. good game At
first, mailing down the sack In good
shape. His first trip to the plate re-
suited in tanning but when he appear
ed again he slammed out a long bit
good for three bases. He later scor.
ed.
Holmberg famed once, grounded
out to short, hit safe liner thru Can
der's little kingdom and in the eighth
lifted a pretty single to center feld
Holmberg had little to do in . fielding
way. =
Sheridan had poor luck in batting
as his three connections were oil &C.
comodated by the Belgrade inasld.
Jurgens made a beautiful catch in
the fourth of Skimland's fly far back
from the first to second base running
path His fielding work was good. At
bat he famed once and hit into Bel
grade gloves twice.
Willmar made eight hits and scored
her runs in the fourth and seventh
inning. 81.
Notes on Belgrade
The following was Belgrade's line
up: H. Borgerding, 2b; Wurst, {; Han.
sen, 1b; Gunder, p; Tollefson. o.:
Skimland, II; Tarr, Ct; Keifer, 30 and
A. Borgerding, RI. !
Gunder had everything his own wy
during the opening innings And cut
down ten batters. His speed wa
feared by the Willmar battsrS when
first initiated but later it apDeATDd
LudL Lu0 .6U0SS I0"AIoIASy V1VYseo
contempt" proved true. Gundef'D &c.
robatic windup and sizzling doltsey
had Willmar stumped and the crowd
admitted it. Yet when once acQnaint-
ed with Mr. Gunder WillmAr touched
him for eight hits.
Wurst made some bad fumbles be-
hind the bat. His batting WAS epod
altho most OF his rappings vero val
ueless. Azk
Keifer's hit to center field was tie
feature batting Of the Belgrade tsr-
formance. His catch Of JerEen's hot
fly In the seventh deserves nention.
He contributed one Of his teams two
scores.
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