South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-11
SChorr and Stevenson Are
Wanted in Higher Circles
Duffy is Hurting Today
Double Header for Sunday.

Big Walter Schorr and ShortstOp
Stevenson are acquiring considerable
fame due 20 their performances this
season with the ever-clim bling Bend
ers, as is evidenced by the kilograms
being received by Pres. Ed Smith
from big league clubs, asking for
prices on the men. An International
league club is after the hurler and
fast inhelder. but Ed stated today
that he would not sell the men under
any circumstances at this time.
Duffy is slated TO do the hurting
against the Crickets this afternoon.
He has been playing In a streak OF
hard luck lately. but is confident that
the Battle Greek bunch Will have
some battle on their hands this af-
ternOOn. A double header is slated
for Sunday afternoon with Louder
milk and Schorr on the mound. Mon
day. Tuesday and Wednesday the
Toledo Mud Hens are scheduled for
a series Of three tits at Springbrook.
Another mOnstrOus crowd, like unto
that which turned out Boosters day
is expected tomorrow afternoon.
Free passes for all the kids in
South Bend and M6shawaka is the
program at the park this afternoon.
This will insure a biz crowd whether
the elder bugs turn out or not
Kiefer Whips Crickets.
Baseballs inconsistency in every
degree Of the word was proved yes
terday when Battle Greek anG Pitcher
LOOMS faced the HOLSTERS The
Crickets, who are in second place.
and LOOMS, who beat Bay city the
other day. were just as easy for the
Benders as any OF the lowly clubs or
the sOftest pitchers Bay City found
LOomis unbeatable. We beat him
to 1 yesterday.
Loomis didn't start the game but
he finished IL when Walters was hit
on the head by one of Kiefer's fast
ones in the sixth. II was LOOmis who
lost the game for the Crickets, for
those two hits in the eighth broke the
tie that had existed for one round and
the HOOsiers won out. Those were
the only two hits pounded out of
LOOMS. but they were healthy ones
and il is the hits that are in the best
Of health that count.
Kiefer was going along about 60
miles an hour and it was not until
the fifth that the Crickets found him
al all. Then it was only for one hit
10 center field. The hitter didn't do
very well for he died on the paths
when the next three men up were easy
outs. Kiefer pulled a sensational play
to make the last out Haig hit down
the first base line and Beall ran in
for II. Kiefer made a nit hand grab
and touched the base.
BunChed Two Hits
There was only one period in which
the F'OOdtOWn boys got more than one
hit. The truth of the matter is that
they only got four hits all together.
but in the seventh they got two of
them and one rfuf One OF the Crick-
cts hit in the eighth. but Kiefer end
ed his life on the bases with a quick
throw to second on snt attempt TO sac
rifice.
For a long time il looked as If that
one run the Benders made in the sec
ond was going To win. The Hoosiers
killed the Crickets three a clip for the
first four rounds and there were four
up in the fifth. The sixth was one,
two, three for Battle Greek. The
Hoosiers were getting on the bases,
but the knocks went 10 the wrOng
place and there was no scoring.
Grodick started us on our way to
sweet victory in the second with a hit
90 center Diem sacrificed and korf-
hagen doubled TO left scoring GrodiCk.
Bealls out sent korfhagen 10 third.
but Lake flew To Sc -ond.
Benders were on the bases between
that time and the scoring but they
couldn't get far enough around 20 do
any good for the scOreboard. Bro
der hit to pitcher for a safety in the
third and stole with one down. but ne
stopped there. In the fourth Diem
hit 10 right. but was caught at sec
Ond trying 20 stretch the bang
BrOder Reaches Third.
BrOder walked 90 start the sixth and
again swiped a base for himself The