Panhandle Baseball Tournament Game Four Winner
Panhandle baseball tournament proceeds with Game Four declaring a winner and advancing to Game Five. Teams contest for bracket position as fans follow the heats and results.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1951
Page
7
Panhandle baseball tournament proceeds with Game Four declaring a winner and advancing to Game Five. Teams contest for bracket position as fans follow the heats and results.
Seeds named for Panhandle Tourney include Peet, Sidney as top contenders with two seeds next in line. Opening games set for Sunday at night under lights. many players listed across teams Kimball, Stengel, Hill, and Bunker Hill among others.
South Divide beat Bunker Hill 4 to 3 in a midweek nonleague matchup. Chavez earned the win for South Divide, striking out 12 over seven innings while walking none. Schubarth started for Bunker Hill and fanned 12 with two walks. The Hill boys tied the game in the sixth, then South Divide plated the go ahead run in the seventh.
Gurley Ball team captured the junior baseball championship by a 12 0 shutout of Dalton behind Ward Hinrichs. Hinrichs allowed two singles, struck out 12, and walked none as Rohde caught, Hinichs at short, Bartels third, Horst first, Kiesalhorat second, Gibbins left, Sorge center and Sorge right. Pelster pitched three and two thirds innings for Dalton. In the consolation, Sioux Ordnance Depot beat Potter 11 to 9. A trophy will be presented to Gurley captain Ward Hinrichs at a Lions club meeting.
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