The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1933-06-08

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high to hit him on his funny bone.
Otto Paul, local catcher, caught the
ball above his own head. Sank
Centre made no scores in the third
or fourth.
In the fifth, Roberts, the first man
up for Regal, was safe on an error
at short; Judd flew out to Brager;
A. Lohn was safe on an error at
third; Krupke hit safe and Roberts
scored from third; IA. Lohn was
caught attempting to make third
while the play was being made at
home, but Old Otto shot the ball to
the hot corner in time to make the
putout. Reamer flew out to Ross in
left field. One hit, two errors, one
run.
In the fifth Sank Centre went
ahead when Soltau hit safe; Holt
received walk; Brager was safe
on a fielder's choice when Verne
was caught at third; Brager was
caught off first on some poor coach
ing; Holt scored from third on An
MIS- hit; Annis stole second and
scored on Otto's hit; Baker was TAX
en- out second to first. Three hits;
two runs.
Regal could not score in the sixth,
all three men going down in order.
But Sank Centre put the game on
ice with five runs, making the total
ten. Ross started out with a three
base hit; Dahlem was hit by the
pitcher; Marthaler received free
transportation; Soltau received a
walk, and Ross trotted home with a
gift score; Holt was out on his
sacrifice grounder to first while
Dahlem scored; Brager famed;
Annis was hit by pitched ball
again filling the bases; Otto Paul
rammed out two-bagger and Mar
thaler and Soltau came home; Bak-
err walked; and Ross flew out to
second base. Two hits, five runs,
no errors.
With the score ten to four, Reg
al attempted a comeback, Hoosier
hit safe; Roberts followed with a
hit, Hoosier pulling up at third; he
scored on Judd's sacrifice fly to
right field; A. Lohn was safe at
first on a fielder's choice, the play
being made at home plate for Rob
erts, who was out to stop the score;
Krupke was out on a high fly in the
infield which Otto Paul got. The
scoring was over for both sides.
The eighth and ninth just three
men faced Verne in each frame and
were out just that easy. One of
the Regal players remarked this
Sank Centre bunch is just a trifle
too much for us, and-Oh Boy!
they were. Hitting honors went to
young Ross, who plays left field on
the local outfit. He connected for
two two-baggers and one three-bag-
ger out of four trips to the plate.
He has six two-baggers and one
threelbagger to his credit in four
games this season. A mighty fine
record. Holt came through with a
500 hitting average during the
game and Otto Paul also connected
for two hits. Every man on the
local outfit, with the exception of
Baker, each connected safely at
least once, and by the way Baker
did not strike out.
This was a game which thrills
the fans, good and bad baseball,
scoring, hitting, clever plays and
all. The Sank Centre team has been
so much, so that with
a little practice they should be able
to be right up in the champion
play. Let's go out and get 'er boys.
With some practice Sank Centre
will have the fastest infield it has
had for some years. For one thing
the hitting strength of the team is
way above that of former years.
Let's give them our support.
The following is the box score: