South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-18
r Who Whipped Blenders And New Outfieder Join Hoosier
Dobbins And Kiefer Are
Traded For Pitcher And
Outfielder Of Foodtown

second and the famous infelder is
expected 10 make things fly Oh his
end OF the diamond. Some good old
stunts will be the program from nov
ON as Ben's knowledge OF the game
will prove wonderful nelp TO the
younger infelders.
Duffy was slated TO hurl this after
noon while Schorr and Williams will
be in the box in the double header
with the Mud Hens sunday. Duffy il
about due for break Of luck and 4
win Is expected this afternoon. Smith
Will go back into uniform today and
will again get in shape TO take his
turn on the mound The veteran
president and owner expects to be in
the game during the latter part OF
the season and will give the young
sters good run for their change.
Pres. Frank announced the new
hedule for the month in the second
league race today. South Bend has
been accorded every Sunday and the
Hoosier fans will have ample oppor-
tunity TO see the Benders race for the
second flag.
Toledo Takes First.
Four rallies failed TO win yester
days game for the downtrodden HoOs-
iers. Four different times the Benders
made desperate efforts 10 get into the
lead, but only on two of these oc-
casiOns did any runs come as a result
Of their efforts The first rally gave
us two runs The second nearly
gave MS one run The third gave us
three and the fourth was just like the
second. The score was TO for the
Toledo Mudhens.
Topsv HartzelPs band of Mudhens
wasted no time in getting to Louder
milk the first hit Of the performance
coming in the initial round. II was
n, eli hnf trim
clear over BrOdeT's head in left. There
were two down then and Dennis was
up. Rather than take a chance on this
mighty man with the bat knocking 1t
TO almost any place in or out of the
enclosure, Loudermiik passed him and
got Nichols on an infield out.
South Bend hitsmen never did see
that ball until the fifth when they saw
il twice for safe bangs. After that they
had their eyes pretty well on the ball,
getting four more crashes from that
time on.
Four Hits and Four Runs.
Loudermilk's one bad round, the
fifth. sent him on the downward path. |
That frame gave the TOpsy crew to-
tai of four hits and like number of
runs. Those four runs made the
HOOsier cause look hopeless, but II
didn't look half as hopeless then as ii
did after the first of the seventh.
Grodick robbed Hart of a hit when
he went into right center and pulled
down the backstOp's fly. Turner. the
Toledo twirler took a swing at one
and hit through second. Burke hit !
through short. Sweeney scored Tur |
ner with single TO right. Diem threw
to third to stop Burke and Korfhagen
missed the throw, Burke scoring. !
Sweeney got all the way around to |
third Cosmer walked Dennis dou-
Oft
mer going to third. COsmer scored on
Nichols infield out and Lape ended |
il with a fly to right.
Nichols Starts HOosiers.
Nichols, the Mudhen second sacker |
started us on our way to the score |
board in the HoOsier half of the fifth !
when he dropped Korfhagen's easy fly. |
Beall hit through first and Korfhagen !
made third when the Toledo right !
gardener booted. Lake famed but /
Loudermilk walked and the bases were !
crowded. BrOder singled over sec !
ond, Korfhagen and Beall scoring. |
Koehler famed and Stevenson walked, |
giving the Benders two men on the |
covers GrOdick was an infield out. |
That cut the Toledo lead down to I
two runs, but they nearly added an
other in the sixth. GrOdick cut the /
counter off with a quick throw to the
plate.
Started by COsmer with a hit to LETT. !
the seventh netted the Mudhens pair /
of runs. COsmer stole second and 7
went to third on Dennis fly to cen /
ter. Nichols was hit and got ride. |
Lape lined one at LOudermilk and |
Louie threw TO the plate in time to /
catch Cosmer between the lines. /
Nichols went to third in the mean
time Lape stole second BOOse hit |
down the first base line, Nichols and (
Lape scoring. BOOse was caught AT
second trying TO lengthen the hit.
Double Steal Fails.
Had kiefer been allotted his full .
three strikes the HOosiers might have 4
tied it up in the seventh. LOudermilk /
took one strike before Kiefer was sent /,
in TO bat for him. Kiefer famed and (
Broder went down. Turner TO COsmer. /
KOehler walked and Stevenson dOu- /
bled to right. Grodick walked. crowd /.
ing the bags again. Diem doubled to
right scoring the three birds on the
bases. Diem went to third on the .
throw to the plate. Korfhagen walked /
and he and Diem tried a double steal. /