The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-25
WALuNC HOLDS
CAMBRIDGE TO z
HITS and WINS
Schattel Scores RichmOnd's
Only Run and Brings the
County Baseball Title
Home to Quaker City.

with walling In the box In real
form, there was nothing to the game
at Athletic park yesterday. for he held
Cambridge City to two hits and with
almost perfect support, shut them out
10.
The only error made behind Wall
ing was credited to Stephenson who
dropped q throw from Reddinshaus,
but he can not be blamed for this a.
1t occurred with the sun shining d.
rectly In his eyes and he was lucky
to See the ball at all.
Richmond must be given credit for
playing superb game and they never
were In danger.
Controlled sltuatlon.
Wallin1 had the entire situation un-
der control at all periods and every
man back Of him just bristled with
confidence.
After Richmond had scored its first
and only run, 1t was q cinch that the
game was won for Walling was as cool
as . cucumber just out of the ice
house and never wavered for Sec
ond.
The event cannot be called pitch
er's battle for the local man had ev-
erything his own way from the start
and was never in difficulty, not even
in the fourth inning when Cambridge
had man on second base, a. far as
any Of them got, and 1t was Hunt who
reached that sack and died there In
the fourth and Winters perished at
the same spot in the ninth, when there
were only one out in each inning. but
neither man was advanced.
During the nine innings that Cam
bridge City faced Walling they sent
only thirty-four men to bat. Nine of
them were struck out, one was given
q base on balls, one was hit by a
pitched ball. two got hits and the rest
were easy outs--and had not Stephen.
son dropped that thrown ball there
would have been but thirty-three.
Waliins Pitches Albright.
Walling certainly pitched alright
ball and to him belongs the greatest
credit for the victory.
There were over six hundred fans
present At the game and the majority
were for Richmond, although Cam
bridge did not lack supporters by any
means.
The crowd was enthusiastic and
made almost as much noise az did the
High school students at the basket
ball game the other night.
A feature of the game was the dou-
BILE play pulled off by Cambridge in
the fourth. Cooney had made a hit
and was resting safely on first base
when Holmes hit a screamer that
looked as though 1t had wings on it
and would prove too hot for Winters,
but the clever middle man handled it
successfully and whitfield it to Waltz
who threw Holmes out at first.
sehattel Scores Once,
Hichmond's lonely tally came in the
third and while it was not an earned
run it was hardly earned and Schattel
is the hero.
Sullivan started off with a base on
balls and advanced on Wallings sacri-
flee hit to Hunt who put him out un-
assisted. Kelly struggled with the
air as he did on three occasions dur
ing the fracas, but Schattel came
across with the most timely single
ever made in his youthful career, hit
ting the ball hard to center and Sulli-
van crossed the pan with the only tai
ly Of the game. Schattel going to third
on the throw in.
Further proceedings ended when
Logan struck out. The balance of the
afternoon was spent by the athletes
in just playing baseball, without any
further results and the rest Of the
game can be taken from the box score
which is appended:
Cambridge City.
t.