The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-23
Ear1ham Nine Romps Round
Paths Seven Times While
Christians Make Only Two
Circuits of Bases.
WALLACE BIG MAN
Local Collegians Handle Will
low With Mighty Swings
Feasting on Offerings Of
Pitcher Ploenges.
EarIham, 7; Butler, 2.

Earlham defeated Butler yesterday
on Reid field by To score Inability
to make connections with the offer
ing of the Quaker slabmen and some
classy work on the part of the local
aggregation with the willow and on
the paths, spelled defeat for the Chris
tians.
If it had not been for the fatal first
the Quakers would have administered
beautiful coat of calcamine to
Thomas warriors. AS it was the I'M
easiness of several of the Quakers al
lowed Buffers only pair of scores to
cross the pan without hit being reg
istered by the invaders. After this
short period of "buck-ague" the locals
settled down and played a big league
article of ball.
Trone started the rampage in this
session by inducing the Quaker finger
to give him free transportation to the
first station. Wise was safe on an
infield error by Logan, who heaved
the pill way over in the bushes, while
Messrs. Trone and Wise each ad-
vanced couple of sacks ICY" Wal
lace at this stage of the game showed
that Herb had nothing on him when
ca .ne nUrsenide away, allowing the
aforementioned Messrs. Trone and
Wise to rom over the pan, to the evil
dent sorrow of the populace of the
bleachers.
Wallace Big Man.
From this time on, however, it was
one-tO-three for Butler. The Chris
tians could do nothing whatever with
the willow against the shoots of our
Mr.. Wallace. The few scratch bin
giles that they did annex were quickly
scooped up by the Quaker infield de-
tense and the pair of flies that did
get outside of the infield were taken
care of by FAC" Stanley. The only
time that the visitors did get anyway
near to scoring was in the seventh,
when pair of visitors occupied the
second and third sacks. An attempt
side.
Earlham annexed two runs in their
half of the first and held another
large time in the fifth when a quartet
more were showed over the pan.
Hobbs, first man up, hit safely into
the left garden. Logan died, but Cap"
Williams came to the fore with
sparkling two-bagger that brought
Fritz home with the first score. Hun
nicutt brought the Quaker leader in a
minute later, with a well placed slap,
but kemper retired the side on an in
field out. The score remained two
all until the big fourth and then
Logan opened up by getting life
from the Butler HEAVIER. Ross Will
liams was spared on bobble of the
Christian second baseman and then
Mr. Hunnicutt, who, by the way, play
ed a rafting good game in Jerry b.
gue's position behind the, bat, step
ped to the plate and damned out his
second single, Logan scoring. White
caught the spirit and donated another
hit that brought Ross home. Stanley,
who had done nothing out of the or
binary in his previous trips to the
plate, surprised himself as we'll as
the fans, by clouting out liner and
the Quaker catcher scored. Doggett
brought FAC" home minute later
with the fourth and last run, as Wal
lace closed the stanza by being thrown
out at first.
Another one came in the next ses-
sion. With two men down, Logan
cracked out a peach of a three-bagger.
Williams proved equal to his duty and
Herby's name was entered into the
run column a second later when Ross
singled. That closed the scoring.
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