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Mitch Bockenstedt scattered seven hits by means of eight innings and the New Ulm Brewers jumped to a 4-0 lead after three innings and went on to down beforehand unbeaten Springfeld 7-5 Sunday afternoon at Johnson Park.

Bockenstedt fanned eight as New Ulm improved to 11-1 within the TEL.

Justin Haugo was tagged with the loss for Springfield, now additionally 11-1 in league play.

J.T. Hoffmann, Hunter Ranweiler, Zach Extra and Josh Seidl every had two hits for the Brewers who play at Leavenworth Wednesday night time at 7:30 p.m.

Employees photograph by Travis Rosenau Ryan Walters, Aaron Schaper, Mike French, Chris Cariveau, Connor Schaper and Bob Scharf all throw out the primary pitch earlier than New Ulm’s Tomahawk East League sport with Springfield on Sunday at Johnson Park.

Jake Poehler, Decker Scheffler, and Ryan Sturm every had two hits for Springfield who host Searles Friday night time at 7:30 p.m.

The Brewers wasted little time in getting an early lead on the Tigers scoring a run within the first off of the lefthanded Haugo when Hoffmann singled, scampered to second on a wild pitch after which stole third. He scored on a Peters’ single.

New Ulm tacked on two extra runs within the second thanks to 2 Springfeld errors. Colton Schaefer reached on a fielder’s alternative earlier than Josh Seidl singled. A wild pitch and an infield error allowed Schaefer to attain. Seidl hustled house on an error of a Hoffmann fly ball.

Zach Extra’s RBI single within the third plated Ranweiler who had singled to start out the inning for a 4-0 lead.

However the Tigers acquired to Bockenstedt for 2 runs within the prime of the fifth on two hits and two Brewers errors.

The Brewers added a solo run within the backside of the fifth when Hoffmann led off with a triple to deep middle discipline.

He trotted house on a Ranweiler groundout.

New Ulm added two massive insurance coverage runs within the house half of the eighth off of reliever Mason Rummel. A fiielder’s alternative, walks to Seidl and Brody Peterson, a handed ball and a Judd Davis sacrifice fly made it a 7-2 contest.

Springfield would piece collectively a rally off of reliever Chris Cariveau within the ninth on a two-run single from Carter Erickson and a Decker Scheffler sacrifice fly.