South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-01
-FOUR GAMES TAKEN
FROM FLAKES HELP
HOLSTERS Clean Up Series With
CricketS-InfieId is Shifted
Because of Illness of First
BaSeman George BeaII.

IN spite OF an infield that under
went a shift from top to bottom with
the exception Of Stevenson. the Hoos-
iers put the Crickets practically out
OF the running for the flag yesterday
afternoon when they grabbed both
parts OF a double encounter. Two OF
South Bends best hurlers were USED
TO accomplish this, but il was Well
worth while. for the Blenders are now
filled with confidence TO tackle toe
Ducks. The scores were TO 1 and
4 to l.
BeaIl was out Of il, because Of a col
lision with SchoTr in the first round OF
the second game Sunday afternoon In
the mix-up Beall suffered slight in
jury 10 his stomach and was in no
shape TO work yesterday. Beall was
at the park, but not in suit and the
rest Of the HoOsiers would not allow
him on the bench with them.
Ben KOehler took up the work at
first, the position he played a long
time ago when ne was first with South
Bend. That was in the days when
Aggie Grant was managing the local
club and Ben's experience came in
handy. He handled himself i'm good
shape around the first stop. Grodick
filled in for Koehler at second and
KOrfhagen was used at third.
N lliidHAS " Ills EAf>L.
LOOMS worked for the Crickets in
the first game, although he relieved
Keifer Sunday afternoon. He didn't
do enough work Sunday 10 hurt his
salary arm any, and Collins sent him
I'm again. He was opposed by Curt
Williams and thereby hangs a tale
The Crickets happened &c get VIII
liams when he was right. as he always
IS and this proved their downfall.
cot on rr OF uN of on "a
him and in seven different rounds
they went down IN q row.
Richards banged the second ball
pitched for a single through second
and stole. Gill flied To GrOdick and
Duncan was out, GrOdick to Koehler
putting Richards on third. That
would have been as far as he would
have gone but Williams made a wild
pitch, Richards scoring. I4aROss flied
TO Broder From this time on the
Crfckets were moved down three at a
clip until the ninth when an error and
a hit allowed them five men up. In
the sixth LOOMS hit and in the sew
enth Gill got a crash, but on each Oc-
casion a force and an attempted steal
put them out OF the way.
South Bend should have tied il up
in the HOosier half OF the first Bro
der walked and KOehler singled to
right. Broder stopping at second. Gro
at third. LOOMS 20 Love, by Green.
Love threw wide on StevensOn's
grounder. filling the bags. Diem flied
TO center.
KOehIer Reaches Third.
The next two frames were fruitless
ones for the Hoosiers. although Bro
der hit in the third. He was forced
10y KOehier Ben stole and went TO
third on Grodick's infield out but
Green grounded 20 Badger.
In the fourth with one down Diem
started a bOmbardment when he beat
out a hunt between LOomis and Bad
ger. Lakes out put him on second
and he scored on KOTfhagen's hit to
right. KOrfhagen went 10 second on
the throw and made third on Williams
hit through second. BrOder went
down LoOmis to Badger.
The HOLSTERS nearly went 10 the
front in the sixth, but a double pre-
vented il. Stevenson singled to right.
Diem tried to sacrifice. but Badger fell
al over himself getting to the ball and
tltey were both safe. Lake beat out a
blnt down the third base line. filling
Up the sacks. Korfhagen flied 10 right.
Il perfect peg by Hauser, who relieved
i1aig. caught Stevenson at the pan.
Williams ended IL, Richards TO Bad
ger.
In the seventh the HoOsiers got to
LOOMS for four hits. LaROSs mis-
judged BrOder's fly to left and il went
over his head, Broder getting a dOu-
BILE out of IL. kOehler hit through
Love. He stole second. Broder count
ed on GrOdick's hit To right and Ben
csrme in on crash through short by
Green. Stevenson fouled to Dobbins
and Diem Tiled 10 center. Lake got on
when LOOMS hit him. but Korfhagen
flied TO Richards.
a -g-.f-- So
hits in tie second performance sun
day. SchOrr came back strong and
allowed them only five thumps in the
second game yesterday. Collins had
saved the best ne had TO oppose us IN