South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-10
HOLSTERS SCORE
FOUR TiLLIES IN
LUCKY SEVENTH
KoehIer Starts and Ends Frame
Which Gives Locals an Even
Break With VehiCS-FinaI
Count Seven to Five.

Fighting am uphill battle for six
innings the Hoosiers finally drove
Eddie Wheelers crack tWirler.
Dusty" Rhoades from the crag in
the seventh round Of the "Wednesday
matinee end evened up Che series Dy
-eFeaUng the Autos To "a count of
and g.
The home lads were two runs in
arrears when Ben KOehlea started the
fireworks in the seventh with his two
sacker 90 the right cecter tcld screen.
Two passes and "A brace of singles oft
Ehoades for "a trio Of runs caused
Pilot Wheeler to- call SOuthpaw Nc
Kinlev 90 the rescue but the port
wheeler was touched for a HIT pass
and another marker before he could
retire the side.
Errors and frequent swatting OF
Louie Loudermilks slants scattered
five runs for the Autos through the
first seven innings while two bad
stanzas for Rhoades, who was wild
during the six and a third innings ne
worked, had netted the HOosiers three
TALES. Until the fateful seventh the
Autos were making victorious noises
and their chances looked good. But
the mighty Rhoades weakened and
the Koehler band took advantage Of
the relapse by coping the fray.
Autos Take Lead.
The Autos took a good lead 10y scor-
.ng Lwo runs in the opening period
After Herman had skied out 10 Hell
mer. Pahlman singled 20 left. Ed
mission started his rather erratic field
ing day by bOOting \ifuecker's ground
ball Pahlman and Nifneckcr adj
vanced on Hohman's inheld out. Lou
dermilk to Beal and Bobby Wells
scored the runners with a single
through second Mulvey closed 10y
riding one 10 Helmer.
Broder drew a pass from Rhoades
hut Koehler forced him at second
with "A hopper Co Nifnecker. The
HO0sier pilot was executed in at
tempting 20 steal and Eschen unsuc-
cessfully tried TO get one past Hoff-
man.
In the second the visitors garnered
another brace OF swats from Louder
milk but without result Wheeler
grounded ont 10 Koehler and Chick
muffed IaFlcur's grass cutter near
the saCker. Rhoades followed with
single through second and LaFleur
tried 20 make third but Helmer peg
ged him out a good five feet. Ker-
nan followed with a double TO the
rigat center field fence but Eschen
hustled the ball back to Loudermilk
keeping Rhoades on the far corner
Louie" got out of danger 10y whiting
Pahlman.
RhOades. wild Man.
Mr.. Rboades was truly "a wild man
i'm this period. NifneCker tossed wild
TO first on Grod!ck's smash TO short
and Joe went to second on the poor
peg. Helmer was hit by a pitched
ball and Grodick was forced at third
when Lake attempted To sacrifice
4 n. D. - D.. f.r- fs-lfrr a.
Beall but famed Edmiston. Lou
dermilk was also the victim of one
of fhoades' wild pitches the toss
costing the Autos q run, Helmer being
forced i'm. BrOder closed the inning
by tanning the air with three men on
Another Auto marker was chalked
up i'm the third. Nifnecker singled to
center and bluffed Eschen for throw
To first which went past Beall allow
ing the Wheelerite To advance to sec
oud Hoffman brought his mate
across the pam with an extra base
knock far into left. But the German
died on the paths when Wells skied
TO Broder. Mulvey 20 Koehler and
Wheeler drove one straight into
Bealls hands.
The HoOsicrs tied mp the score in
this period with "a pair of tallies.
koehler smashed one down the third
base line. kerner making a pretty
stop but Ben was safe. He reached
second on Eschen in6eld out and
Grodick brought him across the rub
Der with two Dagger To right. Hell
mer famed but Lake brought in the
tying run with a single through sec
ond. Beall was walked but Edmiston
again waved the willow wildly for
three strikes.
HOOslcrs Stage Double.
II was not for the Hoosiers to re-
main long in the lead for the Autos
brought in another tally in the next
round Chick made his third con-
secUtiVe boot 10y throwing wild 90
RtaU on l.aFleur's grounder
Rhoades sacrificed and Herman
brought IaFleur To the bench with a
single between KOehler and Bean
Pahlman stepped into a double play
By driving one at GrodiCk, who nip
ped Herman OF FIRST
I.oudermilk started the Hoosier hall
with q single between Hoffman and
Pahlman but was forced at second
on BrOder's muffed fly 10 Mulvey
Bert pilfered but Koehler skied out
20 Wheeler and Umpire Shafer called
Eschen out at FIRST
L.0udermilk put the Autos down ir
the order in the NTH and Grodick
opened the period for the home game
with a single 10 right. Broder sacri-
uCC0 and 10 look terribly mucn like
ne beat the ball 20 first. so much that
jimmy Eschen was fined five by
Shafer for protesting and then chased
of the coaching lines TO boot
Rhoades settled whiting Lake and
Beau.
Autos Score Another.
The sixth was uneventful. hut three
men faced each hurler but In the sew
enth another score was marked by the
visitors. Bhoades opened with
double 10 right center. Herman pop
ped ont and Rhoades advanced q pes
on Pahlman's inneld out but scored
when NifneCker showed "a single o.
left. Broder peggiug him ont az second
when ne tried 10 stretch it 20 a
double
This was the period I'm which
Rhoades was derricked and the Hoo
siars copied the fray Koehlcr start
"a with his double Go right center
Sd1ancing To- third ou Eschen's inheld
out Grodlck mad Helmer were walk
ed alling the sacks and Harry Lake
came through with the nit which tied
the score by driving "a single through
second. Ben and Grodick crossing The