South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-03

while GrOdiCk flew To Badger and
Stevenson grounded to Keifer
Few Men Reach First.
With the exception of these two
places. there wasn't chance in the
world OF either club oOzing over a
counter. For the first five rounds.
the Hoosiers moved the enemy down
three at a clip. The only hit the
Crickets got in these frames was one
in the fifth by Jimmie Love. A double
play with Grodick, Koehler and Beall
as the executors, stopped him. After
the sixth there were no chances for
the Crickets, the count being one, two.
three in the seventh. an extra man in
the eighth with two hits and four
more in the ninth.
Ii was about the same way with the
HOOsiers, although Diem was showed
around as far as third in the fourth
session. He hit through second and
stole. Green fOuled TO DObbins, but
Grodick's fly TO center put him on
third Stevenson flew to I.aRoss
Second Is Thriller.
Hauser was a different man than
the one who was chased to cover Sat
uTday afternoon. He was pitching
hOnest-tO-truth baseball, but he didn't
have a thing on Louis Loudermilk.
For thirteen long rounds, these two
boys fought il out. Both of them
came in for some hard raps. but il
was even when Referee Slear stopped
/ the fight at the end of the unlucky
round on account Of the shades of
night
From the way things looked at the
start, everything was rosy for some Of
the batting averages going up. Each
club came in for knock in the open
er. The rest of the bangs were scat
tered hther and thither along the
route but not one of them was good
for a score.
with two real hurlers working
against each other and all Of the rest
of the baseballers playing perfect ball.
ii would have taken nothing less than
"a drive over the wall to get a score
safely over the finai station. When
the game got down near the seventh
the time when it was TO have closed
both of the bands got down 10 real
business and things began TO move
lively.
Double Plays Pulled.
Whenever the Crickets showed too
much speed with the stick or on the
paths, the HOOsiers pulled a double
play and then went to bat, only to be
chased right back again.
Battle Creeks attempt to pull the
squeeze play IN the 0lnln got the
Crickets into a double and retired the
side. Gill had hit TO left. Duncan
famed but Love singled TO right. send
ing Gill to third. Badgers bunt
bounced into Lakes hand and Gill
was caught at the plate. Lake still
had time to get Badger at first.
In the eleventh Broder had gone
down, Gill to Badger. 20 start it when
Koehler singled to center. Diem
flew TO Richards, but Green singled
TO right, Ben making third. DObbins
took no chance on a double steal and
Green got 10 second without much
difficulty. Grodick stopped it with a
fly TO left.
DObbins lOked dangerous in the
twelfth when he doubled to left with
two down. Hauser was the ninth and
last victim of Loudermilk's strong left
arm. Richards walked in the thir-
teenth but was forced at second by
LaRoss on a grounder to Loudermilk.
Gill hit into a double play, grounding
to kOehleT VINO was near second.
BrOder started our half with a hit
through short and was sacrificed by
Koehler Diem famed and Green
went out, Gill TO Badger. Then
Slear stopped the proceedings.