South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-29
HOOSIER RALLY
ENDED IN NINTH
BY LUCKY STOP
Nichols Falls in Going After
Hix0n'S Drive and While on
Ground Forces DobblnS Out
at Second.

A lucky stab by Nichols who fell in
reaching for the ball put an end 20 a
ninth inning rally yesterday and forced
HOOsiers 10 take defeat by the tune
OF Z 10 B. Nichols was able TO toss
while prone on mother earth and
forced Do5bins for the third out.
With five run -ceeded those Hoos-
fers did not lose heart and pounded
out four hits In an attempt 20 even
the score. Stevenson called a halt 10
the proceedings when he tried 10 take
third on q single that scored Arndt and
died at the three-quarters station.
Then came Nichols lucky fall and toss
and the game was over.
Smith started the game but when
Toledo opened on him for four hits
and three runs in the first inning he
saw ne was not I'm shape and in the
second called in Schorr. The lanSy
lad pitched good ball but was hit on
the wrist in the seventh and this SEEM
ed 10 hurt his work. Then Patterson
got too eager 10 start tJss home and
dropped a fly. DObbins and Schorr
previously had collided in an attempt
10 field a bali that hit the plate and
bounded several feet in the air. These
two breaks were enough 10 give the
visitors the three last scores which
gave them the margin.
Three In the First
The Toledoaus repeated their per-
Torrance of Wednesday and started
early in the game. IN the first Glib
honey swatted one far into the left
garden for a triple. Cahill scored him
with a single through third. Dennis
sacrificed CahiIl and Cessna brought
him in with a double through short.
Pepdry gave Schmick an easy fly, but
Patton doubled and Cahill scored.
Hart was out Stevenson 10 Schmick.
Another Toledo count came in the
third, when CahIl led with a single
10 left. Dennis sacrificed him 20 sec
ond, Cessna went down FOLEY TO
Schmick and Cahill scored when PEN
drys fast grounder took a bad bound
over Stevenson's head. Patton struck
out.
The HOLSTERS pushed over a counter
in the third. Schorr led with a double
to right field. Korfhagen struck out
and Patterson gave Pendry an easy
fly Schmick doubled and scored
Schorr. Arndt swung into one but IL
went straight 70 the ground and
bounced into Bemis glove.
Again in the fifth the HOOsiers
started as If they might even up the
count DObbins led with hot one to
second SchOrr sacrificed him to sec
ond and he scored when KOrfhagen
doubled 10 left. Then PattersOn's fly
went straight into the hands of the
left fielder and Schmick was retired
Pendry to Cosma
Things took on a dusky hue in the
firth when GibbOney led with his sec
ond triple To left. However big SchOrr
settled down and retired the next
three men. Cahill grounded to Stew
enson, Dennis struck out and the best
Cosma could do was a grOunder to
SchOrr.
Annex Three More.
The Buckeyes were held runless in
the sixth but pulled off a regular bat
ting and running bee in the seventh.
Bemis whifed TO lead the frame. Glib
honey slapped one into SChorr's wrist,
which looked as if IL might lay the
big Hoosier up for a while. However,
he returned 10 the mound and when
Cahills hit bounded high after hit
ting the plate. he and DObbins cOllid-
ed Ia trying 20 capture it, Gibboney
took third on the collision and Cahin
stole second Dennis was safe at first
when Patterson dropped his fly, and
Gibboney scored. Dennis stole sec
ond and ne an Cahill scored when
Cessna singled to right Pendry flew
out TO Foley, and Schorr caught Cessna
off second.
The Hoosiers held the Buckeyes
safely I'm the last two frames, GrOdick
getting three straight putOuts in the
eighth in left field.
Then came the game attempt by the