Junior High Baseball -- August 27

Members of the St. Anthony baseball team are, front row, left to right, Kyle Stewart, George Scheidemantel, Alex Hootselle, Brody Conkling, Logan Antrim, Austin Faber, Tanner Stephens, Eli Link and Eli Moore. Back row, left to right,  Head Coach Tony Kreke, Angelo Mendella, Kalen Reardon, Kennan Walsh, Jake Utz, Ty Wiedman, Seth Williams, Josh Blanchette, Brody Niebrugge and  Assistant Coach Corey Guy.

Effingham St. Anthony captured the championship of its own round robin junior high baseball tournament Saturday.

The Bullpups opened with a 12-5 win over Paris Mayo.  St. Anthony took a 1-0 first inning lead and never let go, scoring five in the third and four in the sixth.

Moore had a single, double and two RBI for the Bullpups while Link added two singles.

Sigel St. Michael then defeated Paris Mayo 11-10 in the second contest.

The third game went to St. Anthony over St. Michael 9-4 to win the title. St. Anthony again stepped out to an early lead, going to 3-0 in the first.

Antrim had a single and triple while Mendella added two singles and two RBI, Reardon and Walsh two singles and an RBI each and Moore a double and an RBI.

St. Michael was led by Niebrugge with two doubles and an RBI and Walk with a single, double and an RBI.

At St. Anthony

Game One

St. Anthony             115    104    –    12-9-0

Paris Mayo              002    201    –      5-8-4

WP – Hootselle. LP – Cash.

St. Anthony – Link, 2 singles; Mendella, single; Reardon, single; Moore, single, double, 2 RBI; Niebrugge, single, 1 RBI; Hootselle, single, 2 RBI; Faber, 2 RBI; Walsh, single

Paris Mayo – Mohler, 2 singles, 1  RBI; Stuck, 2 singles, 1 RBI; King, 2 singles, 1 RBI; Johnson, 1 RBI; Cash, double; Fomera, single

Game Three

St. Michael           012    001    0    –    4-  5-3

St. Anthony          320    112    x    –    9-10-5

WP – Antrim. LP – Walk.

Sigel St. Michael – Niebrugge, 2 doubles, 1  RBI; Gaddis, single; Walk, single, double, 1 RBI

St. Anthony – Antrim, single, triple; Mendella, 2 singles, 2 RBI; Reardon, 2 singles, 1 RBI; Moore, double, 1 RBI; Walsh, 2 singles, 1 RBI; Niebrugge, 1 RBI; Hootselle, single; Wiedman, 1 RBI

At Effingham

Effingham claimed both an A and a B game victory over Jasper County Saturday.

Effingham won the A contest 5-0, scoring a run in the third and four in the fourth.

Woomer led the Mustangs with two singles, a double and an RBI while Loy added a double. Jasper County had singles from Rice and Smith.
In B action, Effingham took a 1-0 first inning lead and went on for a 7-5 victory.

The Mustangs had 10 hits led by Perry and Matteson with a single and double each. Matteson had three RBI and Perry  one. Burgess had two singles and an RBI.

At Effingham

A Game

Jasper County            000    000    0    –    0-2-0

Effingham                   001    400    x    –    5-7-1

WP – Lee. LP – Smith.

Jasper County – Rice, single; Smith, single

Effingham – Wolfe, single, 1 RBI; Woomer, 2 singles, double, 1 RBI; Lee, single, 1 RBI; Raddatz, single, 1 RBI; Loy, double, 1 RBI

B Game

Jasper County            000    23    –    5- 6-2

Effingham                   112    3x    –    7-10-2

WP – Eaton. LP – none listed.

Jasper County – no hits listed

Effingham – Perry, single, double, 1  RBI; Fox, single; Matteson, single, double, 3 RBI; Pals, single; Burgess, 2 singles, 1 RBI; Volpi, single; Nelson, single, 1 RBI

At Neoga

Neoga edged Stewardson-Strasburg/Windsor 4-3 with a come-from-behind three-run bottom of the seventh.

SSW edged out to a 1-0 first inning lead before Neoga tied in the third. SSW led 2-1 after four and 3-1 in the sixth. Neoga then scored three runs to pull out the win in the bottom of the seventh.

Neoga had three hits by Romack, O'Dell and Schisler. Shisler had two RBI.

Kirby led Stew/Stras Windsor with three hits and an RBI while Kinklaar and Beals had two hits each.

At Neoga

Stew-Stras/Windsor             100    101    0    –    3-9

Neoga                                    001    000    3    –    4-3

WP – Romack. LP – Kinklaar.

Stew-Stras/Windsor – Kinklaar, 2 hits; Welsh, 1 RBI; Kasey, 1 hit; Beals, 2 hits; Walden, 3 hits, 1 RBI; A. Vonderheride, 1 hit

Neoga – Lacy, 1 RBI; Romack, 1 hit; O'Dell, 1 hit; Schisler, 1 hit, 2 RBI; Harms, 1 RBI

At Teutopolis

Teutopolis won an A doubleheader over Mattoon. The Wooden Shoes tallied an 8-1 victory in the opener.

Deters had a single, two doubles and two RBI while Hardiek added two singles and an RBI and Konkel two singles.
In the second contest, the game went 13 innings before T-town pulled out a 2-1 win.

Both teams had eight hits. T-town was led by Bushur with two singles, a double and an RBI, Ruholl with a double and Hardiek with two singles and an RBI.

In the B game, Teutopolis fell to Highland 11-4. Highland broke a 1-1 tie with a six-run second and never looked back.
T-town outhit Highland 10-6. Althoff had a single and double while Bannick had two singles and two RBI.

At Teutopolis

Game One

Mattoon              000    000    1    –    1-  7-1

Teutopolis           140    300    x    –    8-12-0

WP – Addis. LP – Johnson.

Mattoon – Rice, single; Gonzalez, 3 singles; Kirts, single; Johnson,1  RBI; MacDonald, single; Baker, single

Teutopolis – Addis, single, 2 RBI; Wermert, single, 2 RBI; Hardiek, 2 singles, 1 RBI; Deters, single, 2 doubles, 2 RBI; H. Ruholl, single; Bushur, single; Konkel, 2 singles; Niebrugge, single

Game Two

Highland            100    000    000    000    0    –    1-8-1

Teutopolis          001    000    000    000    1    –    2-8-5

WP – Bushur. LP – Brauns.

Highland – Reinacher, 2 singles, 1 RBI; Head, 2 singles; Barker, single; Sutton, 2 singles; Walker, single

Teutopolis – Addis, single; Hardiek, 2 singles, 1 RBI; Ruholl, double; Bushur, 2 singles, double 1 RBI; Niebrugge, single

B Game

Highland             160    004    0    –    11-  6-2

Teutopolis          101    000    2    –      4-10-6

WP – none listed. LP – Konkel

Highland – no hits listed

Teutopolis – Althoff, single, double; Buehnerkemper, single; Konkle, double; Bannick, 2 singles, 2 RBI; Ruholl, single; Kemme, double; Beckman, 2 singles