South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-26
HOLSTERS CLUB
OUT II VICTORY
OVER LANSING
FuSiilade of Fourteen Hits
Backed Up by SChOrr7S SteI-
lar Pitching, Takes Senator's
Measure.

In one grand. glorious. gluttonOus.
swatfest that started in the first in
ming and never ended until the eighth
the Hoosiers arose in wrath yesterday
at Springbrook park and took the
measure OF the Lansing Senators 70.
Such a fusillade OF hits that streamed
over the confines OF the park has per-
haps not been seen in many a day. It
began right in the first inning when
Mr.. Schmick dubbed one right on
the nose as IL came soaring 20 the
plate and sent it rejoicing on its way
Tar over the left garden, winked as IT
sailed over the left fielder's head, sang
past the sign boards and then bumped
into the gate. Had the gate been open
in all likelihood 1t would be travelling
yet. Lansing not 10 be outdOne sent
Helmer up 10 the plate. who took one
good. healthy bust at the ball and like
Schmick's il went seething through
the left suburbs until il ran its nose
into the gate and grounded.
If Hits and No Errors.
Nary bObble and 4 hits was South
Bends record for yesterdays tilt. It
was Sundays game with its swats, only
the swats in yesterdays tilt were put
in hole. Perhaps that particular is due
10 the fact that Lansing pitching IS
fruit for the Hoosiers. because in
two aggregatiOns have FLASHED. home
runs have featured the games.
Big SchOrr deserves a lot of credit
for his showing in yesterdays tilt. tie
pitched "A great game. allowed but
five hits, got a stolen base, and best
of all scored two men in the second
with a drive over shOrtstop. 1t was
a game brsmful of excitement. Catch
er Matterson of the Senators was put
off the field IN the eighth for ques-
tiOning Cote's decision of DObbins
slide into TIE plate. and the hOmers
OF Schmick and Helmer sent an al
ready wild crowd into Mysteries.
Schmick's homer was the only tally
scored in the first Korfhagen and
Patterson both died on grounders in
the inheld. Then came Schmick's
big timer. Arndt struck out.
Kiefer started the second with an
easy grOunder TO first. and Stevenson
came up with a hot one that was to
smoky for Kelley to handle proper
Is. and when he finally threw it, the
ball went high over Gurney's head put
ting Stevie on second. Foley banged
a short single TO left. which put Stew
enson on third. Dobbins dumped
slow one 70 Murphy, who pegged to
the plate, catching Stevenson between
the bases Dobbins was safe at sec
Ond and Foley got around TO third
while they were tossing the ball back
and forth trying 10 nab Stevenson.
Then SchOrr came across with not
drive over short which put Foley and
DObbins across the plate. Korfhagen
ended the inning with "A grOunder to
second.
The first Lansing counter came in
the fifth and II was Helmer who did
the big Job. He walloped the pill
so hard that il went out behind the
big red sign in left field. and his cir
cult Of the bags was completed before
the ball was relayed back into reach
ing distance.
In their half Of the fifth the Hoos-
iers put across another marker and
Patterson earned himself some more
free tonsOrial work. KOrfhagen plant
ed the pill I'm the glove of the short
stop and was an easy kill at the first
sack Then Patterson swatted one 10
left field. that If the wind had not
been blowing would have jOurneyed
toward the same red sign. IL nut him
on third and Schmick scored him with
n drive 20 left center. Arndt went
down short 70 first and Kiefer was
victim of Lyons in left
Two are Fired.
The grand rally and grouping of
safeties came I'm the eighth. Arndt
led with "a safety through short. but
was caught az second when Kiefer
sent a grounder 20 short. Kiefer went
90 third when Stevenson singled to
left. and both scored when DObbins
planted one in left. Foley singled. but
was caught at third when DObbins
singled 20 left. while the Hoosier re-
ceiver went TO second on the putOut.
SChoor got his second single and stole
second while Matterson and Cote were
arguing whether Dobbins was safe or
not Matterson was put out of the
field at this point and when Neu-
schafer butted into the conversation