South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-19
CRICKETS SCORE
WINNING RUN ON
THE LAST CHANCE
Patterson Gets as Far as Third
But Carpenter Does Good
Relief Work and Prevents
HOoSierS From Scoring.

The Battle Creek Crickets nosed out
South Bend at Springbrook park yes
terday By a score Of 20 l. Until the
ninth inning It looked as il the
Hoosiers had the edge on the league
leaders.
Schorr pitched a masterful game for
the locals, allowing but seven hits one
OF which coupled by an error by Pat
terson and a single by Gill resulted in
the winning run.
The Crickets' first run came in the
fifth as a result OF the one misplay OF
Hermie Sack. Badger led for the
Crickets with a single 10 left. Gill
sent a grounder To Sack. who got
Badger at second. Badgers slide
spoiled Sacks throw TO first and II
went over Bealls head to the bleach
ers Gill going TO second. MalcOlmson
followed with his only safety and Gill
scored. Aldrich ended the inning with
a pop fly 70 SchOrr.
The HOOsier score was made In the
sixth Dobbins led with a drive
through the hole a. second. He land
ed on third when me center gardener
booted II 20 the fence. Sack struck
out, cut Patterson scored DobDlns
with a hot one through second.
Win i'm the Ninth.
In the ninth the Crickets pulled
another counter Greene led with
single which Patterson let get away
and Greene landed on third. Badger
was retired. Stevenson to Beall, but
Gill scored Greene with a hot one
through second. MalcOmson went
down Foley TO Bea1l and Aldrich end
ed the half-frame with fly 10 Beai.
Patterson got around 20 third in the
last frame. and although there was no
one down he died there as Carpenter,
who relieved Aldrich at this point. re-
tired the side one-twO-three.
The old hidden ball trick in the
second saved the HOOsiers another
run. Greene was hit by Schorr and
and went 10 third on Badgers double
10 left The ball was sent back 10
Stevenson who kept IL in his glove.
Although Manager Danny Collins was
standing on the coaching line at third,
Greene took a lead for home and
Stevie touched him with the ball
In the fourth Patterson led with a
pretty single through second. Lay
den struck out Arndt sent another
hot one down through second Pat
terson rounded second and started for
third. II looked as If ne had 1t. Pat
hesitated midway and then put on
more steam but was caught going into
third when Duncan pegged 10 Gill
Arndt ended the inning trying 10 steal.
Stage Double Play.
The Crickets pulled a double Kill in
the second. Arndt drove past
third. Foley fOuled 10 Malcolm
son. Stevenson hit over first. Then
Beall hit a groundeT into the hands of
the shortstop at second. lie stepped
on the bag. cutting off Stevenson ana
pegged to first in time to get Beall.
Aldrlch pitched a nice game, but
was starting on an up trip in the
ninth when he was relieved by Car
penter. The latter is a little fellow
with lots of smoke and good control
lie had no trouble hOluing the
HOLSTERS for the final round. Aldrich
whitfield seven of the Hoosiers. Hermie
Sack was n victim twice. while Lefty
I.ayden was famed three times.
Harry Arndt pulled the most sensa-
tional catch Of the year in the sew
enth and incidentally saved the Crick-
cts from piling up another run.