South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-12
HENS CRAB FIRST
AND DROP SECOND
Four Runs in First Inning Gives
Them First, But in the Sec
ond the Locals Keep Them
Scratching.

The old fable Of the lion and the
mouse and the modern s1e OF "A tack
and an automobile. were proven more
than fiction yesterday afternoon when
the lOwly Mud Hens. without home
OF mother. lambaSted that old pill
Tor four good. honest and true runs
and got ar even break with the
HDOsieTs by 4 10 i and ] 10 . counts.
Taking everything into cOnsidera-
tion IL was bad day for "a baseball
game. The weather was just cold
enough 10 make things uncOmfOrta bile
and the cloudy sky had its effect on
the scattering of fans as we'll as the
ballers.
Schorr had desire to win % games
during the season and pitched out Of
his turn 20 try and carry out his
wishes. He was due Thursday and
then again Sunday. but the weather
refused 10 allow a game Thursday. so
ne doubled up yesterday He was
All right in the second game, allow
iItg only five knocks, but the initial
Inning of the first one sent him on
the downward path. He will have
10 De content with - games won, for
Williams. LOudermilk and Duffy will
finish the season on the mound.
kynette started the first by ground
ing 10 Stevenson. Sweeney hit 10 cen
ter and Henges followed up with
safety TO left. Sharkey hit down TO
KOehler. who threw wide to Steven
son TO get Henges at second. Swee-
ney raped 20 Schorr. who returned
to--f.ake To get Sharkey Lake got
crossed up, thinking it was "A force
at home and failed TO touch his man.
Stebbins flied TO Koehler. but Siner
hit TO center. Nichols counting.
Pulls Up Too Late.
From that time on SchOrr had the
Mud Hens helpless, f-sless and run
less. -Four innings sent the invaders
down In thTees and in the other in
nings there were four men up. a
walk or an occasional hit allowing
shem the pleasure OF seeing the
bases. Sharkey doubled i'm the eighth
with one gone, but SchOrr famed
Nicholas and LaFleur grounded to
koehler
Broder famed to start the batting
game for the Blenders. but kOehler
singled TO left He was forced by
Grodick and Korfhasen fouled to
Stebbins. In the second and third,
they went down i'm order. kOehler
walked TO open the fourth. but
grounder and two flies made il easy
for the Mud Hens 10 get rid of South
Bend.
In the seventh the Hoosiers had
the bags all loaded up with one down,
but nobody could come through with
that necessary crash and we went
scCrelcss. Beall started the eighth
with a single 20 left Schorr famed
but Broder hit to right KOehler
filled the paths with a single to left.
Grodick flied 10 Nichols and korf-
hagen flied To left
Stevenson hit through short i'm the
ninth Diem walked. They advanced
on a passed ball Lake famed anG
Beall flied 90 short center. Green
batted for SChorT and came across
with single through Walters. stew
enson scOrins Broder grounded 10
Nichols.
The second Game.
Tuck Turner had nothing with
which he could fool the HOOsiers. who
had their ire mp 10Y THIS time and he
got a beautiful beating for himself
in the second game. An even dozen
hits for nine runs put South Bend
on the winning side by a large margin.
BObbie Green was back i'm center
field for the first time in over a week.
GrodicS was the mighty lad with
the stick i'm this little pastime. Out
of four appearances at the plate he
got four safeties two doubles and u
thousand, getting one single out of
one legal trip 10 the pan The other
two times he walked.
Kynette first up. whaled the bail
10 right for "a single. Sweeneys out
advanced him. Henges was safe when
Broder dropped his fly TO left Shar-
key was hit filling the runway.
Nichols famed. but I.aFleur walked.
forcing Kynette across the tablet
With one down koehler walked
and went TO third on Grodick's dou-
bile TO right. He scored ON Green's
inheld out. Diem got 10 third in the
second after he had hit and Beall