The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-05-19
5. c. Opens ~
Baseball Season
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error, MCCOmeS nit TO HUBER ana
was safe on fielder's choice;
Hoosline being out at third on
the play; Peterson famed to end
the inning. Three hits, two runs and
one error.
Benson, first batter for Sank
Centre, went out easy pitcher to
first base; Lane was safe on an err
ror and Immediately stole second ;
Iwinski received a walk to first (;
Lane started for third and the
catcher threw. wild, and Archie
scampered for home to tally one
for Sank Centre; Iwinski stole sec
ond and went to third when Pat
Dubois was out pitcher to first;
Schultz was called out by his hon.
or the Jumps" when he was hit by
a batted ball. One run, no hits,
two errors.
Osakis could not score in the
second. Erickson and Dixon were
both strikeouts, while Peterson was
taken away second base to first.
Domke, first up in the second, got
a single, went to second on an error
at first, and hit third base On a
passed ball, where he died. Huber
famed; Korf followed suit and
Carpenter was out pitcher to first
base. One hit, no runs, one error.
Osakis added another score in the
third when Quinn batted out a
three Dagger; Bruer famed; Quinn
attempted to score when Hoosline
was safe on a fielder's choice, but
was caught at the plate; Hoosline
stole second and third and scored
on Blacks single; McComas ran on
a missed third strike, but was
caught at first when Iwinski pegged
to Pat. One run, two hits, no
errors.
In the third frame Benson flied
out to short stop; Lane was out on a
high foul caught by the catcher and
Iwinski flied out to left field.
The fourth also saw Osakis
blanked. Peterson's offering was
caught by Dubois at first; Erick-
son was out Benson to Dubois; and
Dixon was out when Archie Lane
made a long, fast run in the center
garden to catch what looked like a
fair hit.
Pat Dubois led off in the fourth
with a nice two Dagger; Schultz
was safe on an error at first; Pat
went to third and Schultz stole
second; Domke hit safe scoring Du-
Bots; Schultz and Domke both
scored on an error on the short
stop, when Huber was safe at first;
Korf was out on an infield fly and
Huber went to second; Carpenter
was out pitcher to first, and Huber
was caught at the plate when he
attempted to score on Jim's ground
er. Three runs, two hits and two
errors.
In the fifth Osakis got two hits
but were unable to score. Bruer
was caught at the plate; Hoosline
hit to second and Peterson was
out when he was caught between
the bases.
Sank Centre made five runs in
the fifth to cinch the game. Lane
hit safe and stole second; Iwinski
followed with a hit scoring Lane;
Dubois famed; Iwinski went to
third on an error; Schultz was
safe on an error at short and
Butch scored; Schultz scored on a
wild pitch; Domke went to first
when hit by a pitched ball; Huber
walked; both scored on Korf's two
Dagger; Carpenter famed and Lane
followed suit. Five runs; four hits
and two errors.
In the sixth Black for Osakis, was
out pitcher to first; McComas was
out second to first; Peterson was
safe on an error at first; Erickson
got on by virtue of an error by
Carpenter in right field and Peter
son scored On Dixon's hit that fol-
lowed; Peterson was out Benson to
Dubois. One run, one hit and two
errors.
In the sixth frame Iwinski went
out third to first; Dubois was out
to pitcher on a fly ball; Schultz was
walked, he stole second and went
to third on Domke's third hit; Hub
err struck out to end the inning. One
hit, no runs.
Quinn first up in the seventh flied
out to Dubois; Bruer hit and stole
second: Hoosline flew out to short
stop; Black walked and McComas
famed ending the game to for
Sank Centre.
The box score.