South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-18
INF IELD Gets IN
GOOD WORK AND
AIDS IN SHUTOUT

Herrnie Sack edged over in the spot
light yesterday afternoon and by his
brilliant work helped Ed Duffy hold
Adrian 10 five hits an no runs, South
Bend winning out 20 o.
While Hermie held a biz slice Of the
bright light ne did not hog 10 all by
any means. Laydel came in for "a bit
Of Il BY his speed on the paths while
Duffy is entitled co big share for
by Tlly Cristall. former Central
league pitcher and he had TO work
every minute ne was In the box.
Smiths entire infield looked like
the one ne promised several weeks
ago. II played brilliant ball and
while two boots were made neither
proved costly. While we are spread
ing the bright light il would be we'll
20 include Catcher Dobbins whose per-
feet pegs 10 second nipped two men
who tried TO steal and showed the
visitors the foOlishness OF their at
tempts 70 try and cop things they
were not justly entitled TO.
But where sack came in for the big
slice Of light was by his brilliant
work in double plays. ON two occa-
siona his catch and his stop started
the double killings he and Beall doing
the work. In tine third one he was
assisted by Foley who started by toss
Doubles Big Help.
These said doubles came in at time
~ periods The visitors had men on
bases and while they were not hitting
Duffy hard by any means they were
working with might and main TO send
their men around to the third corner
where they could score If any posi-
bile slip up on the part of the Hoosiers
gave them half chance.
Taeftr ef4pfnd first inning by
grabbing a little pop fly sent his way
10y Mitchell. He missed on Hender-
son walking him. but Sack stepped in
the hole and grabbing Woods ground
or tossed Henderson out at second
kaiser singled TO left but with two
gone Duffy forced Adams TO pop out
10 Foley.
In the second session with one gone
Stevenson poor pegged to first when
COnnaughtOn hit his way but kullman
famed and Cristall's high one found
I,avden waiting for it. In the third
with two down Sack made his one
boot OF the game. He pegged wide
10 first, drawing Beall off the bag, and
Woods was safe. but DObbins' throw
TO second was perfect when Woods
tried 10 steal and Hermie let the right
fielder slide TO his death. Kaiser went
down Foley 70 Beall as a starter in
the fourth but Adams tapped a single
TO right He was the second lad who
fooIishlv tried to steal Dobbins' peg
had him by feet.
Layden Gets Double.
With two dead In the first frame
I.ayden landed one 20 left field which
was a double without much effort.
But Lefty wanted three bags and
made a brave attempt Kaiser's peg
to Mitchell re Eyed to Kaed beat him
TO third by q couple of inches. In
the second with a couple gone Stew
ensOn got a life on HendersOn's boot
and took second on a passed ball. but
ne died there, for Beall hitting right
handed. sent one to- Henderson that
caused his demise at first.
IL was three up and three down in
the third but in the fourth the HOOs-
iers pulled their first run which would
have been enough to take the pastime.
With Patterson out of the way on
ground ball. Layden took a walk.
Harry Arndt singled to right and Lay
den hit the dirt going TO third, al
though the ball was stopped by Mitch
ell at short
Arndt headed for. second and was
almost there when Kullman begged to
the middle station. 81 Lefty did come
home act and was safe but Henderson
made IL dOubly sure by pegging high