South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-17
HOLSTERS RALLY
IN LAST FRAMES
AND TAKE CAME.
Day Dodgers Put Up Stiff Con-
test in Early Innings But in
the Sixth Blow When the
LeaguerS Start Hitting.

For the first time this season the
Hoosier band was under a real fire on
Friday afternoon when they defeated
the Day Dodgers Of Notre Dame by
score OF IL 10 Looking at the
numerals they appear overwhelming
but for five innings Paul Edgren. tho
university hurler held the leaguers
almost helpless while his teammates
managed 10 shove over the initial tai
Is of the game. These first five
rounds reminded one Of August bat
ties and the final score is not indica-
tive of the competition put up by the
college boys The HOosiers marked
their Il tallies in the sixth. seventh
and eighth innings, Edgren going to
pieces in the sixth.
This afternoon the HOosiers are
scheduled 10 meet the oliver club of
the factory league. Cy Young, for
mer Battle Greek hurler and Hicnle
Tiemau. cx-Central Lacquer will form
the oliver battery which viii pfoba-
bly, buck up against NOss, LOudermilk,
Or Williams and Harry Lake.
During the first five innings of the
Friday contest the Day Dodgers ap-
peared almost an equal match for the
Hoosiers. Although Edgren was wild
T. he held the leaguers to three hits in
these frames Duffy also went well,
starting the game by whiting the first
three men at the plate But two hits
I'm the fourth. one a double brought in
"a run for the cOllegians. The fifth
proved "a blank for both sides but IN
:he sixth the leaguers began 10 AXE
interest.
HOosiers Make Runs.
In this period Edgren walked HiX-
eubaugh after Adams had gone out
on "a freak grOunder 10 Whalen. The
college twirler then threw wild and
Hixenbaugh went 10 third. Lake
walked and stole second. Beall laid
one down to- Wolf at short and HiX-
eubaugh was tagged at the plate
Lake was on third and Beal stole
second Brakeman, the recruit short
stop stepped into hard two bagser
into far right and Lake and BealL
scored. Martin popped up to Ward
and the HOosieTs were ahead by one
run
The Dodgers were unable TO score
i'm the seventh Flynn got on first
when Martin booted a little tap, but
died when he attempted To steal sec
ond Ward drove n hard one at Koch
Ter but the HOOsier pilot knocked IL
down although the hitter was SAFE
Edgren famed and Finnegan got on
nv shooting one with a poor hop at
Hixenbaugh. Martin then proceeded
TO put Steppler through some air Sic
ing movements and the inning closed
Things livoned up fast in the sew
enth period for the HOOsicrs. Bro
der walked and stole second Koch
lrr walked Green hunted and every
body was safe on the attempted force
out BrOder scored on an infleld out
by Adams. HiXenbaugh then stepped
i'm with a fence cracker TO center
which cleaned the bases and put HIM
on second Lake was hit by pitched
ball Beal lsingled. scoring HiNen-
baugh. Ward booted Brakeman s
bouuder and Lake scored, Brakeman
going 10 second He went TO third on
Martins out Broder walked and Ben
went out Edgren to Whalen.
Score Three More Runs.
Three more runs were scored by the
leaguers in the eighth. Flynn, a south
paw supplanted Edgren but showed
very little. Green walked but was
caught off first Adams singled to
right and Hixenbaugh famed. Lake
Game across with a double 20 left,
scoring Adams. Beall duplicated to
cetncr. scoring Lake and then went
home on two passed balls. Martin