South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-28
PERFECT PEGGING
KEEPS HOLSTERS
STRING UNBROKEN
Outs at Home and at Third
Halt Beavers, Who Lose
Fourth Straight to Locals,
Three to Two.

By T.. Kenneth Todd.
Louie Loudermilk turned back
the battalion OF gloOms which were
bearing down on the Hoosiers Sunday
afternoon by driving one of Cross
mans offerings straight against Hart
Wells jaw IN the eighth period 0f the
fourth encounter with the Beavers.
Lefty Louie's" hit followed by Bro
der's sacrifice ripping single by
Fighting joe Grodick and Jimmy
Eschen's two-base knock TO right gave
the home lads the two runs LeCes-
ssry 10 make IL straight victories.
The count was: HOLSTERS. 9; Beav-
ers 2.
The Jenkins smuggling outfit made "A
brilliant effort 20 stop the HOOsicr win
ming streak. That they did not do 50
was largely due 10 spectacular fielding
work and pegging 10y the home pack.
Ia The third when Conway sent Jen-
kins across the pan with a mighty wal
Top 10 the score board. Beall took the
relay from Helmer far out on the
right field foul line and southpawed it
10 the plate. cutting down the Beaver
gardener who was within an ace OF
scoring More championship caliber
was shown in the seventh Caesar,
running for LaROss was on second.
jenkins drove one past first but Koch
Ter knocked the pill down. Caesar
was between third and the plate and
Ben pegged toward Lake. Caesar
started back but LOudermilk inter
cepted the throw home and caught the
Beaver at third.
Beavers Put Up Fight.
There was not sleepy moment dur
ing the entire fray for the Beavers
fought like Trojans 10 cop the victory
which seemed so near Pilot Danny
Jenkins was chased out of the lot in
hr al, fa1 fnn ST l-
ously 20 decision 10y Umpire Slear.
CONWAY had left second before Eschen
caught Brubaker's tiy and was called
out when EdmistOn touched the bag.
Danny let out a big yell and Slear|
gave him the 'vamoose" sign. The
rate Danny then threatened TO take
his team off the field but thought bet
ter of IL and passed outside the bar
riers alone, as instructed Brubaker
also threatened dire things for Slear
I'm the last of the seventh when the
Indicator man called Lake safe at sec
ond. Ills mates persuaded him TO
postpone the chastisement of the
jumps. probably until Slear appears at
the Bay city riBg, but the threats cost
him five cold silver pieces.
Jenkins Gets Hit.
Danny Jenkins got a scratch hit of
LOudermilk In the first after Hart
we'll had skied TO Broder lie rolled
dermilk attempting the put out and
Jenkins was safe. Danny did not ad-
vance for he was doubled when Gro
dick caught Conway's drive. In the
home half BrOder and KOehler
grounded out TO Hartwell and Gro
dick tried To squeeze triple past La
Ross but spike" knocked 1t down and
Joe stopped at first. He tried TO pilfer
but was nipped by Donnelly.
This same DOnnelly started the sec
ond with crash which went between
BeaITs legs. but because OF the
"whOas" of Harry Lake and fast field
ing bv Helmer. the baCkstOp stayed on
frst ErubalNer sacrificed and Blaus-
ser walked. LOudermilk stopped Per
rvs drive but walked IaROss purpose
ly after getting in the hole. The big
sOuthpaw then settled down and eXtri-
Gated himself by whiting CrOssman.
The only incident worth mentioning i'm
the Hoosier half was Lakes hit TO
short with two down which Melted
the home crowd nothing, Beall pop
ping out to BrubGker.
Jenkins hit safely to Edmiston in
the next period after Hartwell had
skied out. Conway followed with
three-hase knock down the right field
foul line but was pegged out at the
plate by BealTs perfect throw TO Lake.
DOnnelly died, Lake TO Bean The
Koehler band could do nothing in their
part OF the chapter. Crossman adding
two strike-outS 10 his record.
HOosiers Tie Count
Loudermilk tumbled the Beavers in
order in the fourth and with TWO down
Eschen singled 20 center and pilfered
but Helmer popped out TO Elausser.
In The fifth only three more men faced
Louie" while the Hoosiers tied up
the score. The .wide-awake Harry
Lake opened with a triple far into
right. Beall smashed the ball down
the third base line and Blausser
stopped Lake played tag with Dom
nelly. Blausser and CrosSman long
enough TO permit Beau u take his
place on the third hassOck Donuelly
shot the ball 20 the sack after touch
ing Lake but Beall beat him hy a
hair Crossman sent a wild pitch to
the stand and Beall scored. knotting
the count. EdmistOn and Loudermilk
were retired on inheld outs.
The count was not tied for long as
the Beavers came back in the sixth
With another run Conway wen- 20
second when Edmiston pegged past
Bcau DonnelE's inheld out and Bru-
bakers double 20 the center field
screen bringing him across the rub
her Broder got on with hit TO short
and KOehler was safe when CrOSsman
fumbled 10 the sod In trying 20 field