South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-11
HAVE CHANCE TO
GET EVEN BREAK
Vaiuen and Walker Fail to
Stop St2giee Who
Score IL Runs.

Hill. bowman. Loudermilk ana
McColl.
This IS % re the South Bend
hurting staff this year The squad
was whitfield down this morning by
smith. who let Walden go. Walker
had been released on Monday, but
Hin. who was slated 20 pitch yes
terday. had fever Of 102 and was
not out at the park. Walker was
called on and started the game and
Walden finished. II ended Il 10 for
Wheeling.
The four men retained oy Smith
are good hurlers. All have been test
ed and found able % deliver the
goods Walden. who was the last to
20. has plenty Of stuff but could not
get in shape He needs IL weather
before he can get going. Smith could
not afford 10 wait that long ed fg-
ures that with four men working
ne Will have all of them i'm shape
&C. take their regular turns in the
box.
Hill TO Pitch Today.
Hill is slated to go against the
Stogfes today and as the Benders
have a chance 20 break even the
local gang is expected TO put up
stim battle. The game yesterday was
all Wheelings. The Stogies hit
everything. everywhere. Four home
runs added 10 the gayety OF the af-
ternoon. Donnelly and Grimes stag
ing this sort Of stunts for the home
fans. A stiff breeze which blew across
the diamond made easy outs hits,
and long drives inheld plays. The
game was playc" ander a great ham
dicap and practically every fly bali
hit was a hard chance.
Wind Helps Stogics.
But this much can be said Of that
wind: II did give the Smokes the
jump In the first inning after Alt
enburg had walked Cleveland
tlpped one to center field. The wind
took the ball and carried il away
from Bashang and IL fell between
right and center and gave the Smoke
third sacker double. Cleveland in
the other two games had always hit
TO left field Callahan followed with
single and Altenburg counted.
Lear famed but Sheeren hit to
FISHER and Cleveland scored A
throw home from the outfeld was
utterly impossible. King grounded
10 KOehler.
Aitenburg started the third with
q safe blow 20 right Cleveland was
hero and died for the cause CAL
lahan flew TO Grimes and Altenburg
took third and scored on a wild
pitch. Lear hit 20 Tdnnehill.
With two gone i'm the fourth
Blackwell doubled 20 right field He
counted when Seibold hit past sec
ond. Donley famed only three
men faced Walker i'm the fifth.
Blackwell Hits Homer.
In the sixth Lear led with a doJ-
bile and Sheeren singled TO right.
Kings fly TO Bashang scored Lear
Blackwell then lifted one over the
painted signs i'm right and a couple
more were chalked up for Wheeling.
Walden was called i'm and Seibold
and Donley hit 10 Gray.
Altenburg FIRST up in the seventh.
lifted new ball ont of the park
Cleveland went out Gray 10 Beall
and Callahan doubled 20 right cen
ter. Sheeren singled and took sec
ond on the play 10 get Callahan at
home King drove to right and
took three bases when the BAH went
over Grimes head Blackwell. who
the trip before, had home ruined,
famed
Donley got his hit i'm the eighth.
hut he failed 20 get past second. In
TIE ninth Callahan wasted a walk
trying 10 steal. Lear walked and
Sheeren singled King flew out TO
Koehler. but Blackwell doubled past
first and a couple more runs came
home. Sei5old ended it with a fly
60 Grimes
In the seventh Koehler walked
and DOnnelly hit one high in the
air. IL looked like a hit over the
lei; field fence Then it rocked like
a drive 20 center and then like a
drive to right field The wind kept
playing with the crive and finally
carried it over the right field fence
and two runs ccJnted. Grimes then
caught one on the nose and there
was never any question about its
gcing over the right field fence.
Iannehill dew 20 Altenburg. Beall
hit 10 Donley and Walden famed.