South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-30
FANS LEARN THE
WHITE SOX WEAR
REAL WHITE SOX
Chicago Stars Seen in Action in
Parade and on Ball Grounds.
Beat MiShaWaka a Dozen to
Nothing.
BY f.. J. MURRAY.

81 = y. WI hkA1.
Had Kid Gleason's feet been as
light yesterday as they were some %
years ago. Bill Lathrop, ex-Notre
DaIner. would have done a no-hit
performance on Ills homecoming. As
II was one hit was made off him be-
fore he retired after the eighth. The
nnal count was 2 10 nothing in favor
or the Chicago White Sox.. after they
nine full innings.
The said Gleason's feet came into
prominence ia the fourth inning.
With two gone, Philion cracked one
down past first and second II was
too far ont for Chase 10 grab il and
Gleason gave chase. The Kid got
There with every one. but the last
step. and while he went down after il
the ball rolled past his extended index
hnger and kept on chasing out u
right field.
Most Of Mishawaka and a big slice
or South Bend was out to see the
game, part of them being coaxed
springbrook-wards by the parade
through the principal streets OF the
two cities. The Mishawaka bows were
dressed IN their red caps and other
parts or their ball clothes while the
White SoX wore their usual blue caps
suits ana the white sox A couple OF
the players hung their feet over the
sides OF the automobiles 10 show the
public that they were really and
truly mem bers of the Chicago White
Sox and that the Kansas City Blues
had not been shifted here instead
Packey Was Absent.
After the throng had gazed at Larry
ChaDpell. Hal Chase. Eddie Rousch
and a few others and admired the
uuder-pinning Of Mr.. Gleason. the two
81 fafr a
play ball A hunt was made for
Packey Mcfarland. but as he could
not be found and a MIR Price who
has some voice and guesses them
right. about as often as most OF them.
was called upon to do the umpire
work.
When the SOx started they didn't
spring anythiDg that resembIed in
side BASEBALL They played the old
army game and every time they
thought they ought 20 have another
score, some player would be sent TO
the plate and told 10 hit the ball. He
generally hit 1t and at least one man
would come chasing across with an
other counting
eddie Rousch. former Evansville
star, was the first offered and he flew
out. Chase with two down tapped TO
center i'm the first and romped home
on FOurnier's double Chappeu. the
highest of the high priced stars. was
next and bumped one to StillsOn and
was safe on the boot Fourier was
caught off third base.
The SOX didn't count in the second
nor the third. In this last inning a
catch by Jones, starting a double
play, was the feature. In the fourth
Fourier and ChappeU both got sim
giles and Fourier went 10 third on
the thrown in. Brenton famed and
GLEASON hit 10 StillsOn, Fourier scOr-
ing on the out. E,asterlv'S drive be-
tween first and second scored Chap
pel, but the catcher was forced at
second on Lathrop's drive TO Jones.
Errors let One In
TrOwbridge and White let singles
OF Berger and Fourier roll for two
bags ia the fifth and another run
came across. I'm the sixth Brenton
was safe on Squibbs bad throw to
first Gleason popped TO Jones and
an attempt 10 double Brenton at first
resulted in his going TO second.
White dropped Easterly's drive and
brenton scored. Lathrop forced him
~ second and then stole. Rousch's
hit made Jones hustle too fast and
the throw was low. Lathrop took
third on the play but was caught off
the bag
Berger started the seventh with
walk and scored when 1nase. owing To
some poor fielding. got triple on his
drive past second. Schetbelhut forgot
% grease his elbow joints and when he
reached up TO meet FOurnier's drive.
the result was like a dun thud against
broad plank. The ball took another
ascent and while it was rolling to-
wards the fence Chase scored. Chap
pei flew out but Brenton hit past
third. Gleason was an infeld out
but double by Easterly scored two
runs. Lathrop went out on a drive
10 SQuibbs
With two down i'm the eighth three
! runs were scored. Chase hit 10 left.
Fourier walked and Hal scored on
! ChappelIs single 10 center. The
| throw % third saw Chappell and
Fourier mp a notch They both
| scored on Brenton's hit 10 left Glea-
son famed.
Welton succeeded Fisher i'm the
eighth. In the ninth ne walked one
! man. but the SoN We're tired and re-
fused % score any more runs.
IathrOp Works Nicely
Lathrop WAS working nicely and
the first II men 20 face him were
outs Philion spoiled "a perfect rec
| ard when he dumped one out past
Gleason. He was safe on an attempt
10 steal when Berger dropped the
| throw
In the seventh after two men fam
ned. LathTop walked Squibbs and
TrOwbridge. Easterly's peg 90 second
10 catch Squibhs was wild and the