South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-29
KOEHLER'S BAND
DEFEATS 7. HUT
South Bend Wins Wierd
Game, 6 to both Man.
ayers Protest Contest.

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TERRE HAUTE. Ind april e.
Miunz up all manner ~ baseball
Ben Koehler's gang from South
Bend made 10 afty-dfty with the
Terre Haute crowd FRIDAY by annex
Ding the second game of TIE year oy
a score Of 6 TO
Whether or not the game will
count will depend upon Prest DICK
erson who will have 90 act on two
protests. walker did not have
shirt 10 match his trousers and
Koehler wanted 20 work him. OF
course Mr. Walker. by all baseball
rules. should have had clothes that
matched but ne didn't anG nr. Gill
bert. who manages the local club,
said IL would be all light Mr. Gill
bert figured Mr. Walker was not
much OF a pitcher or he would have
had pants and shir, 20 match.
In the second inning after Walker
had been waved 20 the bench. Mr..
Gilbert wanted 10 send in baylor to
bat for Schettler. Vow Mr.. KaylOr
didn't have on a suit that didn't
match. but Mr. Kaylor was not
dressed according 10 figure six on
what clothes 10 wear. how and
when." Mr.. Koehler refused TO per-
NIT Kaylor 90 mix arp i'm the affair.
baylor was sent in anyway and Mr..
Koehler filed "a protest and then Mr..
Gilbert fled one right back at him.
Vow it's up 10 Mr.. Dickerson, pFesi-
dent or the league. to decide this
important clothes question.
Get Three on Paths.
Things almost happened in the
first frame. Waldbauer was wild and
ne put three men on the paths with
only one out. With Dolly Gray at
bat Gilbert sent in Schettler Dolly
poked a fast one that failed 20 get
past the infeld and a double killing
was staged.
Lee Tannebil opened the second
with a walk Hal BeaT cracked a
single. WithrOw reached first on an
error and then Walker. even though
his clothes didn't match, poled one
good for two bags and two runs
ioated over. An indeld ouJ ana a
Niid neave on the part of Evers
relation TO the famous John. sent
& third run across.
The HighIauders came back in
their frame. LaRoss and Isaacs
doubled and Herb Hill was called
in TO replace Walker. Mitchell sac
ilhced and Wagner drew transporta-
lion. with Kaylor at bat for 5Cnet-
tler. Hnu turned loose q wild heave
and Isa .cs scored.
Count l. Tied.
The knot was tied i'm the third
when GygH singled and went TO
second on Evers' sacrifice. Cobb's
inheld out boosted him 20 third and
he counted on LaROss' single La
Ross in the sixth walked stole sec
ond. went 10 third i'm Withrows Wild
heave and was squeezed home oy
IsaaCs
With one run behind. the Benders
got busy in the seventh Grimes
waited for four wide ones and was
safe at second when lsaacs muned
Fishers H.. Kading was sent i'm 10
bat for Gray and drove single that
brought Grimes across the plate.
The winning run was showed over
in the eighth frame. Taunehiu got
a single and took third when Gill
bert. who went in i'm the seventh
inning threw high Withrow's drive
was out far enough 20 enable Lee
70 score ON the sacrifice
score on Squeeze
Another run was shovel across
the plate ON veal inside baseball
stun 10 wasn't needed. but one
can't have too many especially when
the other team has another chance
az bat Koehler started this with a
pretty double. Grimes got orders
TO lay down a blunt and he did but
he was thrown out az first but Ben
reached third. With Fisher up. one
cf the best hunters I'm the league,
Ben gave orders for another death
trap Fisher placed the bail down
near the third base line and >oehler
scored standing up. while Fisher
died going into first
Hill was master of The Highland
ers iu the ninth frame and while
the locals were very anxious 20 do
come back and rob the lads from
the northern part of the state out
OF their victory. s., was not written
that 10 should be So written. and
the contest ended 90 in south
Bends favor.