South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-26
HOLSTERS AGAIN
FORCED To LIMIT
KoehIer SmaSheS in Two Win
ing Runs in Ninth With a
DoubIe-MudhenS Get Lead
in Fifth With Four Runs.

II took some more Of that old time
fight 20 grab of yesterdays pastime,
me Mudhens having put up some
more OF that unexpected opposi ton
stuff. But in the end IL only took "A
few timely swats. d couple walks and
an error 10 chase over two runs IN
the ninth, thereby pulling the game
out OF the fire and putting IL on ice,
10 the count OF to 4.
Topsy's gang had staged a hitting
rally and a runfest for themselves in
the fifth. giving them as many as four
runs ali ia r. bundle. The HOOsiers
had already put one counter over
without "A regular hit, although sac
ridce did bring in the run. Later in
the proceedings the Benders had
oczed over "a pair OF markers. but
there the counting ended. forcing the
home boys TO go the limit before the
game was won.
This makes two days I'm rapid sue
cessiOn that the KOehlers have been
given something 20 worry about by
the lowest club in the league There
seems 10 be no particular reason for
this prolonged suspense before finally
winning the game except that the
Mudhen twiTlers have something on
their offerings That also explains
why the Toledo club couldn't win.
only once did they get good look at
what Schorr produced and then they
scored.
One Bad Round.
Outside of that one bad round
Schorr was pitching ball that would
have made good any place They got
trio Of hits off him in the fifth
They had previously annexed one in
the thiTd-a double To left Leaving
out those two rounds. SchOTr. with
the assistance OF the rest of the gang
kept the Topsies hitless. In the sec
ond and ninth SchOrr issued comps to
first. but at other times the intruders
went down In row.
IN the HOLSTERS second Green drew
walk ana Stevenson sacrificed
Nichols took Diem's grounder too
easy. Diem arriving at first and Green
at third. Lake drove lv to left
Green counting. Beau flied 10 the
same place.
Stebbins banged out a double to
left 90 start the third for the Toledo
club. but ne was caught off second
on a throw from Lake 10 Stevenson.
The Hartsell crew went down in order
in the fourth as did the Hoosiers.
Then came the Toledo fifth. which
came within one run OF spelling bitter
defeat for the aspiring locals. Moore
started il with "a single to center.
Nichols hit down 20 Stevenson. who
threw to Koehler but Ben allowed
the throw To get through him and the
first two bases were occupied BOOSe
sacrificed. advancing both runners.
Stebbins was hit ON the arm. populat-
ing all of the hassOcks.
When the population becomes so
dense that somebody inhabits all OF
the stations IL is only natural that the
infield should come in. Beebe watch
ed the incoming and proceeded TO
cross them up. lie lined a hard one
through KOehler and Beall scoring
two runs. Burke was an easy out.
hut Sweeney doubled to left. Stcbbins
and Beebc scoring
Start in Sixth.
BrOder started something in the
sixth that came within one run of
evening up the matter with Toledo.
RE got a single To center and Koehler
walked. Both Of them advanced a
bag on Stebbins' passed ball. GrOdick
flied TO Nichols. Green hit safely "a
third. Broder counting and Koehler
going 10 third Stevenson flied to
right scoring Koehler. Diem flied TO
center.
With one gone i'm the seventh. the
Benders nearly tied il up. Lake had
gone down, BOOse To Moore. but Beall
singled 10 center and went 10 third
on SChOrr's hit to right center BrOder
hunted trying 10 put Beall over but
Hal was caught at the pan. KOehler
flied TO right The koehlerS were re-
tired in a row in the eighth.
Opportunity Knocked at our door in