New Ulm Sports Central - Preserving and Sharing New Ulm Area Sports History

DIVISION 1 CHAMPIONSHIP SUNDAY, JULY 27, 2014

Mankato Nationals 0 0 0 - 0 0 2 - 1 0 0 - 1 --- 4 - 9 - 2 - 9 LOB
New Ulm Gold ..... 1 0 0 - 0 2 0 - 0 0 0 - 2 --- 5 - 7 - 1 - 9 LOB

Knowles starter for New Ulm; pitching change top of 7th. Tyler Dittrich relieves with two on. Game tied. 2 left stranded. Two out, two on for Nationals in 10th. Dittrich pitching. Mankato scores to lead 4-3 in 10th. New Ulm loads bases with one out. Jacob Gieseke squeezed in tying run. Chase Meyer intentionally walked. Tanner Kluis batting with Helget at third and Gieseke at second drives in winner with fly over head of left fielder.

New Ulm has won outright the Tomahawk East League 2014 season championship based wotj a Sunday 3-1 win over Lamberton. The win advances New Ulm to an automatic berth in the Region 2C tournament.

Printable bracket for 2014 District 2 American Legion tournament

New Ulm Gold and Mankato National were the top two seeds for the 2014 Minnesota Sub-State Division 1 tournament starting Tuesday July 22 at Sleepy Eye with a play-in game between Woodbury (8) and Wort

Pitching stats for Kyle Fischer who is playing for the Florida Marlins Gulf Coast Rookie league team can be found on this link: http://www.baseballamerica.com/statistics/players/cards/6872

July 9, 2014 by Jim Bastian - Journal Sports Writer (sports@nujournal.com) , The Journal

NEW ULM - When talk centers around baseball coaches here in New Ulm, you bring up the names Jim Senske, Stan Wilfahrt, Bob Weier and Ken Brueske along with Kurt Moelter and Mike Wenninger.

But one coach that

Tomahawk secretary bookmarked an article by ESPN about Minnesota with the following comments and link:

Twenty-six videos which made up the multi-media high energy baseball history show at the Johnson Park 75th anniversary birthday party are now available for ordering.

Buy edging Las Vegas 3-2 here Sunday at Johnson Park, Minnesota Eastview claimed the Upper Midwest baseball title it missed on a year ago as runner-up.

Minnesota Eastwood came into it's second consecutive championship finals by edging Creighton, NE 4-3 in eight innings in Sunday's second semi-final game.