The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-06-30

and the barrage could not be
stopped.
In the first inning Butler lined
out to second base; Holt was safe
on an error at third; Frank was
safe on an error at second; Iwinski
lined out a hit scoring Holt; Klar
was out second to first; Miller hit
out a two-bagger to score Frank
and Iwinski; Olson went out short
to first. Three runs, two hits and
two errors.
Grey Eagle went ahead in their
half of the first and throughout the
game they maintained the lead.
Heffron was safe on an error at
third; Southland drove out a two
base hit scoring Heffron; Karels
followed with a two-base hit to
score Southland; Young flew out to
center field; Baird hit safe; Hall
hit safe and Baird scored; Pelo hit
safe; LentZ was out on a fielder
choice when Iwinski made the play
for Hall at home plate; Heffron
last man up famed. Four runs.
The second inning resulted with
no scores for Sank Centre; but
Grey Eagle added another run
when Southland hit safe and stole
second; he scored on Karels Sec
ond two-base hit; Young flew out
to right ,eld; Baird was taken short
to first and Hall famed.
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the first of the third. Iwinski was
safe on an error at short and stole
second; Klar was out to first base
unassisted; Miller famed /; Olson
was safe on an error at short; Sol
tau hit safe and Iwinski scored ;
Hopkins was taken out third to
first. One run, one hit, two er-
rorS.
Grey Eagle also made one run in
the third. Pelo was out short to first;
Burch hit safe; LentZ famed; Hef-
from slammed out a three-base hit
to score Burch and Southland few
out to short. One run, two hits
and no errors.
In the Fourth frame Sank Centre
garnered another run. Butler was
safe on an error at short and stole
second; Holt famed; Frank hit
safe scoring Butler; Iwinski flew
out to left field; and Klar went out
second to first. One run, one hit
and one error. Grey Eagle could
not score in their half of the fourth.
Sank Centre scored again in the
fifth when Miller was safe on an
error in right garden; Olson was
out third to first, advancing Miller;
Soltau flew out to right field; Hop
kins was safe on an error at Sec
ond, when Miller scored; and But
ler's hit scored Hopkins; Holt
went down third to first. Two runs,
one hit and two errors.
The Grey Eagle players gave
the blow that killed father in the
fifth frame when they crossed the
plate for five scores, with four hits
and two errors. Pelo, first up, was
out pitcher to first; Burch was safe
on an error at short; Lentz was out
third to first, while sacrificing
Burch to second; Heffron hit safe
to score Burch; Southland hit safe;
Heffron scored on passed ball;
Karels was safe on an error at
short; Young hit safe, scoring
Southland and Karels; Baird hit to
score Young; Hall went out to right
garden to end the stanZa. Five
runs, four hits and two errors.
In the sixth the Sank Centre out
fit attempted to win the game but
their efforts were vain. Frank led
off with a two-base hit, 1winskl
brought him home with a three
Dagger; Klar was out second to
first; Miller was out on an inf1eid
fly; Olson hit safe and scored Twin
ski; Olson was caught at home
plate when the catcher threw to
pitcher after Soltau had hit safe
Two runs, four hits and no errors
Grey Eagle was unable to score
until the eighth, when Baird, first
man up, drove out a home-run, to
make their count at, twelve. Dur
ing the seventh, eighth and ninth
Sank Centre could not make run
ending the game with the second
straight loss, to shove themselves
into third place in the league
standings.
Box score:
Grew Eagle ABB R H Pc A E
Hebron. CT . 5 2 2 4 c
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