South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-04
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DUCKS ARE GIVEN
FAREWELL DEFEAT
Smith Crew Drives Two More
Saginaw HurIerS From the
Mound in Third TiIt-SCore
is Uncomfortable.

| Holmes Ducklings got the worst
beating Of their young lives yesterday
/ afternoon at the hands of the entire
I HOOsier club, assisted by steady hurl-
| ing by Curt Williams Two pitchers
! in row we're chased from the mound
| and third one would have been II
the ninth inning hadn't come along
and stopped everything. South Bend
made enough runs TO win about three
I or four average ball games. the final
( count having been 16 to ?
Walter Scott. the premier hurler OF
} the Saginaw club. was brought out by
/ Ducky Holmes to oppose the HOOsiers
\ in the final tilt of the series. Scott
/ had won "a games and lost eight
/ when he took his place on the raised
! portion. IL he never loses game
again i'm his whole life. he has now
I lost nine and the last was some lose.
He gas driven 10 cover in the second
/ session with one gone, and Haines is
sued forth.
He Jared "A little better than did
| Scott the HoOsiers having hit him
! only seven times up to the end of the
fifth. while Scott had been touched
six times in one out over a frame
At the start of the sixth, tall, lanky
lad Of Is years. hailing from st. JO-
! seph and answering TO the name of
| Olsen. was placed on the rubber. II
was his first game of professional ball
and he was touched up for four
/ knocks before the round ended. But
he did something that neither of the
regular thrOwers on the club had been
able to do. He retired the HOOsiers
| in a row. That was i'm the seventh
A little better brand Of support back
| Of him might have cut the number
Of hits down.
FieIderS DO Chasing.
The Ducks cannot say that it was
because of lack Of throwing power on
the part Of the noundsmen that gave
the Hoosiers such a large quantity of
hits, for it is hardly probable that two
of the regular pitchers would be off
in the same afternoon. The HOosiers
just naturally got to them and they
had the felders running themselves
ragged
South Bend got every kind of hit
there was 10 get except being hit by
pitched ball. Nearly everybody got
singles. while Williams. Broder and
Lake secured doubles. triples and
home run. respectively. for them
selves. Koehler also got a double.
Stevenson was the only man on the
club who failed TO get a sole crash for
himself.
South Bend started right out in the
lopenine period and got run. Broder
led off with a hit that Scott couldn't
handle. KOehler and GrOdick were
infeld outs but they served to put
Broder around on third. Korfhagen
planted one through second. Broder
counting. Stevenson famed
Every Man Bats.
Clear around went South Bends
hitting order in the second, bringing
with il six runs. five hits and the
Knockout of Scott. Diem started the
big second with walk and went to
second on a passed ball Lake sacri-
feed putting Diem on third. Diem
started to steal home at the same
time that Plate signalled for a pitch
out. Ii was a regular pitch-Out all
right and Diem scored. Beall hit
down the third base line for a single
and Williams followed with a hit in
the same vicinity Broder tripled to
left sending Bean and Williams
: across Broder scored on KOehler's
, hit through short
Then Saginaw started making err
| rors Hughie Tate dropped Stupp's
) throw on Grodicks grounder and
Koehler made third on the boot. Ben
? and Grodick pulled a double Swipe.
Koehler counting. Grodick got to
third when Plate let the ball get away
, from him i'm the play for Koehler
Joe scored on kOrfha@en's nit through
, short Stevenson dropped safety
into right. but KOrfhagen'S out at
second turned it into a fielder's choice
, instead of hit. Stevenson was out
stealing. while Diem was at the bat
for his second trip of the round.
|, Lake beat out a hunt to -eber. stole
second and went To third on Plates
wild throw after there was one gone
in the third. but Beall and Williams
famed before Lake could get in.
EOehIer starts Trouble.
Broder struck out in the fourth.
, but KOehler hit past Leber and stole
! second Grodick hit To right Ben
counting Grodick made second on
{ Harring's boot out i'm the field KOrf-
hagen's out sent GrOdick TO third.
Stevenson Laird down bunt TO Haines,
who threw into right field. GrOdick
scoring. Supp heaved wild on Diem $
grounder. Stevenson scoring and Diem
going TO third Lake ended it with
fly to Supp.
Three hits netted only one run in
the fifth Beall grounded to Tate.
but Williams hit for double to left
center Broder hit 10 left. A squeeze
play was tried. but Koehler missed
the ball and Williams was caught on
the line Broder going To second.
! Koehler doubled to left. Broder cross
ing. but Ben was caught at third try
ing TO stretch the hit.
Pull Double Steal.
Olsen went To the mound at this
juncture and Grodick started the
sixth by getting a hit TO left of him.
He made third on Manning's wild
heaVe on the throw-in from korf-
hagen's hit through short. With
KorfhaEen on second and GrOdick on
third they stole together. GrOdick
I scoring. Stevenson walked. kOrf-
hagen scored on Diem's hit TO Tate
Stevenson going 10 second. Lake hit
down TO Olsen, who was unable TO get
at the ball. filling the bags Beall
/ banged down TO Tate and Stevenson
was forced at the plate. Harring
threw back To Tate 10 get Beall but
missed him. Tate threw back 10 Har-
ring and got Diem as he slid in.