The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-06-16
West Union De-
feated by 4 to 2 Score

only eight were left for the infield
Holt, our third baseman, was
again the batting star with two
hits out of three times at bat; and
Louis Butler got on and brought in
another run, making five runs scor
ed by him during the season. Out
of the Il runs made Holt also came
in with five, Hopkins two, Mayors
one and Iwinski one. Iwinski bat
ted in four runs with two three
baggers for the season and Charley
Klar laid out a two Dagger which
brought in two scores in the Bel
grade game. Other runs were bat,
ed in by Soltau, Miller, and Holt.
The first man up for West Union
was famed; r. Baker followed with
a hit; H. Schwanke flew out to third
and Otto Paul was taken Soltau tc
Mayors. No scores, one hit, nc
errors.
Louis Butler, Sank Centres lead
off man, was safe on an error at
second; Holt hunted safe advanc-
ing Louis to second; Frank famed
and both Butler and Holt scored on
Iwinski's three-bagger; Charley
Klar flew out to the right garden
and Butch was out when he ran in
on the fly without returning to
third after his leadoff.
West Union threatened in the Sec
ond when Sohle, first up, hit a
nice single; he stole second base,
advanced to third on Johnson's hit;
Marthaler famed; Sohle was out at
home when he attempted to score
on Schlichts grounder to short;
Schlicht stole second and E. M.
Baker went out short to first. Two
hits, no runs, no errors.
In our half of the second Lane
went out to short stop; Mayors was
out pitcher to first; Hopkins was
safe on an error at third, he went to
second on an error at first and land
ed on third on an error on the
pitcher, who made a bad throw to
second to catch him; he scored
when Soltau hit safe; Butler flew
out to pitcher.
In the third inning A. Schwankee
famed; r. Baker received a walk
but was caught trying to pilfer sec
ond; H. Schwankee famed.
In the last of the third, Holt was
safe when the pitcher bobbled his
bunt and he stole second; Frank
was out pitcher to first; Iwinski
was out on high foul to the third
baseman and Klar famed.
In the fourth inning both sides
went down in order. In the first of
the fifth H. Marthaler was safe on
a hit; L. Schlicht was out on a
missed third strike, first being COW
cred by a base runner; Schhcht
went to second at that time and
went to third when NJ. Baker was
safe on an error at first; Mayors did
not recover the ball in time and
Marthaler scored from third; A.
Schwankee was also out on a miss
ed third strike while Baker was on
first and r. Baker famed. One
run, one hit and three errors.
In the last half of the fifth
stanza, Soltau received walk;
Butler was out when he flew to
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second after the catch; he was
caught off third while trying to
steal; Holt, who was safe at first on
a hit, went to second on the play
and scored when Miller, batting jr
Franks place, lined out a nice hit.
Iwinski flew out to center field.
In the sixth frame A. Schwankee
was safe on an error at third; Otto
Paul flew out to third base; G. Sohle
followed with hit scoring
Schwankee; Sohle was caught at
third when Hopkins threw the ball
there; T. Johnson followed with a
hit and H. Marthaler famed. One
run, two hits and one error.
In our half of this frame Klar
went out short to first; Lane
famed; Mayors received a walk
and stole second; but died there
when Hopkins whitfield the air.
Rain threatened at the beginning
of the seventh and before Soltau
could make a delivery the deluge
had come and the ball game was
over with the score to 2 in favor
of Sank Centre.
Score by innings: 49,.
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