South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-13
Wonderful Display of Baseball
Results in Double Victory
Before Largest Crowd of
SeaSon-At 500 Mark.

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Joe Grodick and Bert Broder
started and finished two ninth inning
rallies yesterday afternoon before
the largest crowd of the season and
South Bend won both from Battle
Creek. to and 2 TO 1. Incidently
the HoOsiers jumped to that much de-
sired 500 position.
There have been finishes galore.
but il would take some finish 10 beat
that couple yesterday. In the last
inning of both games the locals were
one run behind. 1t needed one to tie
and two to win. They got the first
and then kept on going till they got
the second and won the game.
Schorr was on the mound in the
first and was touched up for six hits,
but he kept them rather we'll scat
tered and as the Hoosiers were play
ing great ball behind him. the fans
kept plugging for him TO win out. In
the ninth with two runs needed. Gro
dick started il with a single. Diem
went down on a sacrifice but kOrf-
hagen singled. sending Joe. TO third.
Korfhagen stole and LOOMS was
ierked and Hauser sent in. Hauser
walked Beall as a starter. filing the
when he hit Lake LOudermilI
famed, but Broder cracked one down
towards second base. Hauser made
a try and knocked il down. Gill
grabbed il but Bert beat the throw to
first and Korfhagen in the meantime
had trotted over with the winning
run.
Stage Second Rally.
Loudermilk had allowed one run
and as Hauser was going good the
Hoosiers had to trail along until the
ninth before they won out Broder
started ii with a single. Koehler sent
one TO left field and when Duncan let
the ball roll between his legs. Broder
came over with the tying run and
Koehler reached second. StevensOn's
long fly TO Green sent Ben to third.
Grodick caught one on the nose and
sent ii down between short and
third, Ben trotting home with the
winning run.
With two gone in the first inning Of
the first game Love hit and stole and
Gill walked. but Duncan flew 70
Koehler. In the second Grodick.
Stevenson and Beall pulled a double
play after Moore had been hit. No
runner got to first in the third. Gill.
second up. was hit in the fourth but
I
Moore flew to Stevenson.
Haig started the fifth with a dOu-
BILE, took third on Malcomson's sacri-
fee and scored on LOOMS long fy.
Richards famed. With one gone in
the sixth, Battle Creek got busy and
sent over two more runs
Crickets Score Two.
Love walked and Gill famed Dun
can doubled TO right and both run
ners came home when Moore singled
to left. Haig few out TO Broder.
That was the last for the Crickets. al
though Gill hit in the eighth and Haig
tapped safely in the ninth
Broder and Koehler singled and
steal in the first but no run counted.
In the next two sessions they went
down in order. A base on an error
and a walk got US nothing, Korfhag-
en- hitting into a double play The
fifth inning was rotation for the
Hoosiers.
Broder started something in the
sixth when he hunted and beat il out
Koehler walked and Stevenson dou-
bled. scoring Broder Grodick's fiy
TO Haig scored Ben. Diem got an
infield hit and Korfhagen flew TO
Green. Stevenson went out at the
plate trying to score on the catch.
It was rotation in the seventh and
eighth sessions, but in that ninth the
bugs began pleading for a rally and
they got il. Three hits a walk and
a hit batsman turned the tide in our
! favor
Another Grand Finish
Loves walk and Loudermilk' s
error let two men get on in the first
but there was no scoring. In the
! second with one gone Stevenson
booted Haig's drive and Malcomson
flew out to Beall. Hauser sent one
down to right field for three bags
and Haig counted. Richards famed.
Moore walked and Haig hit in the
/ fourth but KOehler and Diem pulled
down flies. Green hit in the fifth but
died at first while Love famed and
Gill flew to Koehler. In the seventh
with one gone. Hauser doubled 10
| right but Richards few to Lake and
/ Green's drive was fielded 10 first by
/ Grodick. In the eighth and ninth
! Loudermilk was pitching great ball
and as his support never wobbled
not a man got TO first Hauser was
pitching good ball for the Crickets
/ His first slip was in the second when
! he hit Korfhagen. but the third
sacker died trying 10 steal. Lake got
a single in the third but Loudermilk
hit into a double play Broder walked