South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-22
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HELPS HOLSTERS
DOWN CRICKET is
triple Scores Two Winning
RunS-LOudermiIk HurIS IN
Bio League Style Allowing
Only Five SafetieS.

Nalloy. Battle Creeks premier
speed artist. fell victim 20 the Hoo
sier war clubs i'm the Monday matt
nee the dashing kochler band wal
lcping the Cricket moundineer hy "a
score of z 10 ! Louie" Loudermilk
performed on the crag for the home
outht and pitched consistent ball Civ
ing the Wagners but five well scat
tered swats during the afternoon.
ATalIoy was invulncrable during the
first rhree periods, holding the
KOchIers hitless and striking out
seven men but weakened i'm the
fourth and from that time ON the
IoosIers whacked his fast ones all
most continually. Jimmy Eschen 3
triple. and doubles 10y Lake and Hell
mer with men on. account for five
of the tallies gathered by the Hoo
sicrs
The CricIets scored the first run of
the pastime in the fourth ON "a single
an error, a stolen base and sacrlhce
Hy. In their half OF the chapter the
HOOsicrs knotted the score on Mall
lows wild peg to first and Harry
Lakes sWishing double into left CEN
ler. Three hits and sacrifice nctted
the home lads two more tallies in the
fifth while another quartet was gar
nered in the seventh with four sWats
and a sacrifice.
Pay Wastes Double.
Both the HOOsicrs and Crlckcts
went down fast I'm the opening stanza.
Paw got long double into left on
Loudermilk but being ambitious at
tempted TO stretch it into "a triple and
was killed at third on the relay
through Edmiston.
Louie" got into a little trouble
in the second With one down,
Bramble drove q liner toward right
ICoehler Knocked the ball down but
the clout was "a real Tor sure one.
Bramble pilfered and advanced on
Waener's indeld out Badger was
passed and stole. Hclmer deprived
the visitors Of scores by making SEN
sational running catch of Blank s
short ny It was three up and down
for the Hoosiers I'm their half of the
chapter although BeaU drove hot
one into Pays glove which almost re-
suited i'm a safe blow.
Ioudcrmilk retired the Crickets IN
order i'm the third Malloy passed
Fdmiston and Louie" sacrificed.
Broder sent a hopper to Pay, who
unsuccessfully attempted to catch Ed
mission off second. KOehler rolled one
down the first base line. Dobblns
and Badger scrambled around over
the ball while Ben passed them. The
Wagners objected TO KOehler being
on FIRST saying that he had either run
ont of the line or interfered with
the fielder After listening TO the
argument Umpire Scar chased Ben
off the sack. This caused the Ger
mans name 10 bristle Grodick
struck out.
CricScts Get a Run.
Duncan started things in the fourth
with a single To center. Dobblns
grounded 20 LOudermilk and a double
was attempted but the throw to Ed
mission came over the bag and Wag-
ner bumped him just enough 10 cause
him to drop the ball. making every
body safe Chick" protested valiant
IN but without result Lake and
Koehlcr came within an ace of taking
Dobbins at first when the Cricket
backstop dared long lead. Bramble
Whitfield but Duncan sWiped third on
the last strike. Wagner sent long
nv to .Toder and Duncan crossed the
nan. Badger skied 10 EsChen.
The Hoosiers came back i'm their
half v0h the tying marker Malloy
whitfield Eschen but made "a bad
throw TO first on Hclmer's roller
Harry Lake smashed hard double
past short which went far into left
Streeter missing 1T. Helmer scored
Lake went TO third when MallOy peg
ged wild i'm attempting 10 get him
off second. The Cricket twirler then
frightened whiting Boall and Edmis-
ton
There were some doings by the
HOLSTERS in the fifth. LOUdermilk
opened with high hopper over the
pitchers box which landed him on
first. Broder sacrificed but kochler
popped out 20 Dobbins GrOidck got
n hit past Malloy and Jimmy Eschen
cleaned the bags with a stiff triple
into far right. Helmer was passed
and pilfered but Lake grounded TO
Pay.
TIclmCr Grabs Two.
Louie" held the CriCkets in the