South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-27
BEALL PITCHES
GOOD BALL BUT
LOSES CONTEST
Lansing Scores One Earned
Run But Breaks Allow Them
to Defeat the HOOSierS by
Seven to One Count.
It IS not often that a pitcher takes a

It Is not often that a pitcher takes a
20 I lacing and looks good. But the
exception was pulled yesterday when
Beal sent here 70 perform as a first
sacker went to the box and did some
excellent hurting.
Lansing got the big end OF the
count. but to get down 10 actual fig
ures they were entitled 10 only one Of
their seven runs. In the third they
collected two tallies, but not until
there had been chances TO kill three
men They came back for four more
In the seventh. With one man down
Beall was touched up for a hit but the
next three batters drove balls TO the
infield and two messes allowed the
visitors 20 start their four runs Their
last run was the result OF a double, a
sacrifice and a single and they were
entitled 20 IL.
Perhaps II was due to the fact that
Bean IN addition TO hurting a great
game tried too hard 10 field his posi-
ton. He got into several sacrifice
hunts. messing a couple and worrying
mis- infield. But taking il as a whole
Beall showed real form. walked only
two men and should have been given
"a better break.
LOOMS hurled for the Senators. He
is said to be a spitball artist. and his
action IN the box would tend to make
one believe IL. He used perfectly good
saliva on every ball pitched, whether
1t was a splitter or not. He allowed the
Hoosiers six hits.
HoOsiers Score Run.
The HOosiers scored their lone tall
" in the seventh. Foley led with
single. DObbins died on a fly 70 Lyons
and Beall advanced Foley with a
grounder to Kelly. Korfhagen swat
ted a smoky one through the hole at
second and Foley raced across the
plate.
The Senator'S started in the third
McHale sent ATndt a long fly that he
caught at his shoetops. Kelly was
safe at first when Foley bObbled his
grOunder, but was caught at second
when Spencer dumped a slow one to
Beall. Spencer went to third on Hell
mer's double, and both scored when
Lyons pushed a single into left center.
Simpson whitfield.
They were held scOreless in the
fourth, fifth and sixth, although in
the latter frame Simpson came close
TO putting over a marker. He led the
frame with a single through second
and took second when Korfhagen
booted Guerney's bunt. He went to
third on MattersOn's grOunder TO
KOrfhagen, and raced toward the
plate when LOOMS iayed down
gTOunder to Foley. However he was
caught by a narrow margin by Dob
bins. McHale sent Foley another
grounder which he planted on LOomis
foot as he stepped on the bag for
third out
Four hits. two errors and a wild
pitch by BealI were responsible for
the four TALES pushed over by the
Senators in the seventh. Kelly led
with a single through the OverwOrked
hole at second. Spencer was safe
on Bealls boot. BeaIl couldn't hold
Helmer's hunt filling the bases. a
wild pitch scored Kelley. Lyons died
on a grounder 10 Stevenson. Stimp-
son scored Spencer and Helmer with
a drive through second and scored
when MattersOn put il through the
same hole. Guerney was retired.
Foley TO Smick. and McHale went
down when he sent Grodick a fly to
left.
Pull Out of a Hole.
The HOosiers worked themselves
out OF a tight hole in the eighth. Kel-
ley put a safety through second and
Spencer was safe when SchmiCk boot
ed DObbins' throw on his sacrifice,
Kelley going on 10 third. With two
on the Hoosiers settled down and re-
tired the next three men. Helmer
was out when Beall took his bunt.
Foley covered first Lyons was also
a victim OF Beau and Schmick and
Simpson was whitfield.
Guerney started the last with a dou-
bic to left He was advanced by Mat
terson's sacrifice. LOOMS was vic
tim of Dobbins who captured his high
foul McHale scored Guerney with a
single TO left. MCHale stole second
but died there as DObbins caught KEEL
leys foul.
The Hoosiers got out and tried hard
I'm the ninth but all hits were straight