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Login [Galesburg] in the 14-year-old Babe Ruth state championship in C. Sundberg field find themselves in the loser bracket after suffering a broken heart and lost 6-5 to Lansing on Saturday night.
“It was a great game from both sides,” said coach Tom Smith [Galesburg]. “Both teams set up some outstanding hitting.”
And delayed the start of play today because of rain on Saturday morning.
He added, “If we had made a defensive play here or there a few times that things might have turned out differently,” said Smith.
Lansing now awaits the survivors of the games that were played by the elimination of the press after a time, weather permitting. Geneseo Brookfield clashed in the first one with the winner taking on [Galesburg]. This is the face of Lansing winner in a game scheduled this afternoon and needs two wins to win the state.
Against Lansing on Saturday, and got off to [Galesburg] 2-0 lead in the upper part of hitting first on the base with four RBI singles twins Tyler Smith and Daniel. Lansing evened things in the bottom of the two players in second place after a career after suffering a one followed by a two base hit by Stubitsch Steve, the man leads the Lansing jar first.
Lansing went ahead 3-2 in the third set with four straight singles to open the half. Got Daniel Smith, who started on the hill, the more trouble with the comebacker and 1-2-3 double play.
Lansing made it 5-2 in the fourth set with a pair of unearned runs after an error [Galesburg] and hit the base. Smith got two outs but then surrendered singles to return to the back of a pair of votes were counted. The result remained that way until the sixth [Galesburg] when hometowners parlayed three hits, three bases are stolen, on foot, in the wild pitch and an error in the operation of three to tie the game 5 for all. But left the second place in the second and third when Tyler Smith popped.
At the bottom of the sixth, and scored what proved to be a Lansing-term win. With one out and bases loaded to Lansing on foot, and another [batsmen] hit one of the. [Galesburg] when it failed in its role as the second double play of the home to the twenty that would end the run, scored a runner Lansing all the way from second.
At the top of the seventh brought Lansing, Brian Seymour to the pitch. In 14 years of age may be the hardest thrower in the tournament. Has put them in the system [Galesburg] to two putt is located on the existence of the infield.
After the match, and Tom Smith was only praise for his team.
“We came out as focused as we ever,” he said. “The way to win the state just got a little longer, that’s all.”

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