The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-07-28

one hit, however, the boys were
good walters and received eight
walks, which should be counted to
their credit and not to the dis
credit of the Willard pitcher. The
boys of the local team have been
drilled to wait 'em out.
Young Mischke, southpaw mound
artist of the locals, started the
game, and although he got away
to a bad start, he settled down and
kept the visitors scoreless for the
three innings following the first.
Meyers, first up for Willard, hit
safe, he went to second on a wild
pitch; he attempted to score when
peterson hit to the pitcher but was
caught at home plate. Peterson
stole second and went to third on
Pfeninger's hit; Brugman, the
towering short stop of the visitors.
was next up, and orders were to
walk him, a slip in the cog and
he hit one out to score both Pet
erson and Pfeninger. Traxler flew
out to left field and Ingram famed.
Three hits, two runs and no errors.
Sank Centre was unable to score
in the first, although Fleming was
safe on an error and Kruger fol-
lowed with the only hit of the
game. The next three players were
taken in order. In the second Viii
lard had a chance to score, when
D. Butler hit safe, he stole second
and third, Kassube famed; ]. But
Ter lined one to third, which was
fielded perfectly, D. Butler was
driven back to third and J. Butler
was taken third to first. Meyers
was taken first to pitcher. In the
third and fourth they were unable
to score. After the first Mischke
kept his hits scattered allowing one
in the second, two in the third,
none in the fourth.
Sank Centre made one score in
the second inning. Peterson receiv-
ed a walk; Walker hit to first, ad-
vancing Peterson; Ethan received
a walk; Peterson scored when Mis-
chke was hit by the pitcher; Mis-
chke was caught Between second
and first; and Fleming grounded
out to first. One run, no hits, no
errors.
In the third the locals ran in sew
en- scores to cinch the game. Krug-
err was safe on an error at second ;
Klein famed; Degree received a
walk; White was safe on an error
on the pitcher; Peterson walked
and Kruger came home; Walker
famed; Ethan walked and Degree
came home; Mischke walked and
White scored; Fleming was safe on
an error at first and Peterson scor-
ed;; Kruger was safe on an error
on the pitcher who threw over first
base and Mischke and Fleming
scored; Klein flew out to pitcher.
No hits, four errors, seven scores
and four walks.
In the fifth inning Willard made
two more runs. Peterson famed;
Pfeninger flew out to center field,
who made a beautiful catch; Brug-
man hit safe; Traxler walked; In
gram hit safe and Brugman scored ;
Ingram went to second on a wild
pitch and Traxler scored; Ingram
was caught trying to steal third
when Degree threw the ball to
Fleming, after Butler had walked
to first. Two hits, two walks and
two runs. In the sixth Willard
could not score.
Sank Centre made another coun-
ter in the sixth when Klein was
safe on an error at short, he stole
second base and went to third on
an error at first; Degree was TAX
en- second to first and Klein scored !;
White went out pitcher to first and
Peterson also went out pitcher to
first. No hits, two errors and one
rum - i. Ia
In the seventh Willard threatened
when Degree hit Brugman; Traxler
famed; Ingram hit safe and Brug-
man scored; Ingram went to second
on an error at third and then stole
third but died there when D. But
Ter flew out to second and ]. But
Ter famed. One hit, one error, one
run.
Score by innings:
Willard Observation-Disclosures 200 O2O ID
Sank Centre -.--.--- OFT DOL ks