South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-26
HOLSTERS ANNEX
NINTH STRAIGHT;
DEFEAT BEAVERS
ESChen Gets Single and Double
in One Inning When Locals
Score Seven RunS-FlnaI
Count is 8 to d.

BY r kcnnctn IO0u-
Bunching seven blows with a nit
1atsman and a sacrifice in the sec
md inning, the Hoosiers drove sew
en- runs across the plate and won the
second game of the Beavers series, in
cidents.lly marking their ninth straight
victory Harry Lake and Jimmy
Eschen started the fireworks Jimmy
singled and the hit and run worked
20 a perfection. Lake smashing the
ball through the hole occupied by
Hartwell a second before a double
by BeaH. singles by Edmiston Val
landingham and Broder. kOehler's
transportation 20 first on a bad pitch,
Grodick's sacrifice fly and Eschen's
second swat Of the inning, two base
wallop. followed in short order. The
final count was Hoosiers. S; Beav-
ers 4.
After the eventfJl second Joe Jen-
kins allowed the HoOsiers but four
blows and ono run. the eighth marker
coming over IN the fourth on Blaus-
ser's wild peg 10 first and Grodick' s
single To- center. But one of the runs
off Naliandingham was earned.
passed batsman and two wild pegs
gave the visitors a pair Of TALES i'm the
initial stanza. In the sixth Conway
double and La Ross single netted the
Beavers their third marker and Don
neUv's single Broder's boot and Con-
WAYS sacrifice fly brought across the
last count in the eighth
EdmistOn Kept Busy.
Chick" Edmiston gained the field
inc- Iaurels of the matinee with dc-
cepted chances. The peppery short
stop made some brilliant stops ana
strong arm pegs that pre- vented prob
rr-or1r AZ the RpANQTE.
Conway. left fielder for the jenkins
troupe. gathered two of the hardest
nit doubles off Nallandingham that
have been seen at the Springbrook
lot this season while Spike" LaRoss.
the disabled first sacker, got three
regular singles in his four trips TO the
plate.
when the HoosieTs literally contrib
uted two runs 10 the Beavers in the
onenfng round Nallandingham gave
HartweU four balls and Brubaker
popped out to Edmiston Danny Jen-
kins cracked one to Grodick wnlch
Joe fielded well but he let loose via
nee that went over BealIs head TO the
hIeacher screen. HartWell scurrleu
for home with Jenkins behind him.
Reall tore for the ball and let loose
another peg that landed in the VS.
TORS bench The ball was returned
TO the rubber in time To prevent Jen-
kins crossing but ground rules gave
him the score. Donuelly was WhlIleu
and conway drove his first two bag
ger far into left center 1t was one
az the hardest hit balls in that direc-
ton OF the season. Blausser popped
out to- GrodicS jenkins was not
reachable 10y the Hoosiers IN their
half
Perry Gets Double.
In the second Perry burned dou-
bic to the center field boards. La
Ross singled To left but Broder mace
a perfect peg home and Hank stayed
ON third This same Henry stuck 10
third when Jenkins sent hopper 10
Fdmiston who started double play
IaRoss and the hurler being retired.
Hartweu fOuled out 10 Lake.
Jenkins tried TO slip a slow ball past
Fschen I'm the eventful home round.
Jimmy lifted the pill into center Hell
mer struck out. Lake was mp and the
hit and run sign was passed tSchen
started for second ON the windup ana
Hartweu chased toward the nag.
Lake crashed single directly through
HartWcIS former position, ESChen
meanwhile going 20 third. Beall lit
ed a double along the right field toul
Gnc and Escaen marked. Edmston
pulled a speedy hit between Blausser
and bTflnIkhT winch blONEll Id NN
and BeaU 20 the bench. Nallandiug-
han, combed another clout past first
and admission scored on Broder's sin
ole 20 right Jenkins hurled the ball
into Eoehler aud the bags were filled.
Grodick bumped a long sacrifice fly
80 Conway Nallandingham scoring.
Eschen cleaned the cushions with his
two base wallop TO the centerheld
signs goins TO third ON the throw TO
the plate Helmer closed the round by
popping up 20 Brubaker.
With one down i'm the fourth BlauS-
ser pegged past LakOsS on koehler $
grounder and the Hoosier pilot went
70 second Grodick singled TO center
and Ben marked Eschen forced Joe
and HeImer slieo TO center. This was
the final Hoosior tally although they
threatened in the sixth and eighth.
NaiIaudinghaun started the sixth with
n smashing double 20 left center but
neither Rroder KOehler or Grodick
would bring him in With two down
in the eighth Jenkins passed Vail
and Rroder singled TO center OUT
Koehler whitfield
HartNVcU Il Caught.
"Uank" Perry was coaching al first
base in the visitors fifth. HartWeN
buuted and beat the ball 10 first. Jm-
pire Slear signaled safe and walked
behind the box.
chase him off of there" yelled
Lake. He's out
Tartweli looked around stepped
off the bag and ambled over into foul
territory. Hank stood watching.
Vauandingham tossed the ball 10 Beall
and HAL" ran out and tagged Hart
we'll. Perry and the Beaver second
sackor were muchly joshed for the
sbonehcad
Brubaker followed with q hit which
Edmiston blocked but was unable TO
field Jenkins drove a long Fly 20 CEN
ter and Eschcn pegged back 10 Beall.
coming within an ace Of taking Bru-
baker AT the bag. Donnelly grounded
10 Edmlston for the final out
CONWAY started the third score for
the visitors with n double 20 center.
Blausser and Barry were retired and
IaRoss singled 60 center. sending
CONWAY across. In the eighth Donnel-
lv singled through short and the ball
wen; between Broder's legs. The BeaV-
or backstop moving around 60 third.
Conway drove q sacrifice fly 20 CEN
ter which Eschen caught against the
screen Donnelly scoring LaRoss
aunmeH che ninth 1rff b "A SINGLE N left