South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-29
boosters Anxious To Cop the Long End of Initial Series From Duck
HOLSTERS AND DUCKSFEATUR
OPENING WITH STRENUOUS TILT

Ill JInLMUUU1 I'LL
with a single through second. Neale
scoring the tying run. The Duck run
ner stole and Haines whitfield. Then
Larry Korfhagen stole two runs from
the Ducks by recovering Bashang's
hard grOunder and with the assist
ance Of Beall killing the Outhelder at
first Although Haines passed Brcder
in the fifth the Hoosiers were unable
90 hit and their half Of the inning was
dull
HoOsicrs Can't Score
Berger got a single to left in the
sixth but Hill sent Schrim Supp and
Neale back TO the bench with whiffs
10 their credit. Although the Smithies
secured two hits in this round they
were unable to score. Helmer opened
with "A hit through second but was
forced out at second when Lake dTib-
bled one TO Haines. The HOOsier
backstop also died at the keystone
sack on Beall's grOunder to Supp.
Hixenbaugh followed with "A single
into right but Clahey popped up to
Schrim.
The lucky" seventh was unevent-
full. Marley singled TO right but was
forced out by Herring. Manning had
died on an inheld out and Haines
famed. 1t was three up and three
down for the Hoosiers. Hill struck
out, Broder fled out to Neale and
kOrfhagen TO Bashang.
In the eighth the Ducks went into
the lead with ore run. With two
down Supp singled through second.
lie started TO steal and Hill shot the
ball 10 Beall The Duck was caught
dead to rights but played the jump
ing jack game. After several trans
fers between Korfhagen and Beall
had been made the Bender first sack
er started to run Stupp down. George
then tossed the ball to Korfhagen as
the Duck was passing and Larry spill
ed the pill into the dust. The rummy
play netted the Ducks a tally for
Berger sent Supp across the pan with
a single TO left. Berger committed
another theft but Hill famed Neale.
The Hoosiers had an opportunity
TO tie the score in the eighth. Eschen
opened with a double to center and
went to third when Schrim let the
throw in get through him. With
Jimmy on third and none down it
looked like a sure marker for the
HoOsiers. But Helmer went out sec
Ond TO first and Lake and Beall
whitfield. 1t was a disappointing
round.
Ducks Get Another.
In the ninth Manning beat out a
slow one to Beall and took second on
wild pitch Hill famed Marley
while Herring popped out TO Claffey.
But Twirler Haines bumped a high
and wide one for a single which
cracked the right field fence Man
ming score the run putting item two
tallies in the lead.
Then the Hoosiers pulled the rally
which should have won the fray.
HiXenbaugh got a free ticket to first
and went to second on Joe Claffey's
single to left. Hill sacrificed. Broder
popped up to Berger. Korfhagen
drove a regular single into left field.
Hixenbaugh and Claffey scoring. and
F,schen singled. Helmer drove one at
Marley
The Ducks made a cleaning in the
extra stanza. Supp opened with a
single through second. Berger fol-
lowed with a slow hit to Korfhagen
who in an effort TO catch the man at
first tossed into the bleacher netting
Supp advancing TO third and Schrim
TO second. Neale did the cleanup
stunt with a perfect drive into left,
his two mates scoring. Manning fan
ned Marley doubled to left. Neale
going TO third Herring showed one
at korfhagen but Neale was caught at
the plate. The double steal was start
ed with Herring and Marley as the
principal actors. Clahey took the ball
and shot IL TO Beall but George let il
get away. Marley scored and Herring
was safe on the return trip TO first.
Haines closed the inning by striking
out.
Locals Fail i'm Tenth.
In the last half of the tenth Lake
fouled out 10 Supp George BeaT
followed with a cracking double TO
left center He was too anxious to
get around and tried 10 stretch il into
a triple. Bashang threw to Supp in
time to put the first sacker off the
bases and HiXenbaugh closed the first
league game OF the season by going
down Srhrim Rnruar