South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-15
CAME Allied IN
EIGHTH BY RAIN
Bowman Wild in Second and
EVaS Score Three-HeIp-
less Rest of Game.
BY I'd. J. Murray.

Wheatley's wiIdness. coupled with
a home run and a double by Don
nelly. spelled defeat for the Evans
Vile club in less than eight innings
Of play yesterday afternoon. The
locals had showed over one run, had
man on third and none down when
f. started raining. The game was
called after a 10-minute wait.
The Blenders nicked their runs one
BY one. but were one 20 the bad IN
the NTH. when Donnelly lifted the
ball over the center field wall. Then
in the sixth. with the count tied.
and two on the paths and two men
gone. Donnelly crashed one against
the center field wall and two runs
trotted across.
Bowman got away badly by hit
ting two Geu and walking one in
the first two innings. After Knoll,
third up in the third cracked a
single through the inheld 20 left, Abe
settled and began hurting real ball.
He famed. Yantz and in the next
FIVE innings only one man reached
first, and that was due 20 a walk.
DOnnelly made Bowman's record a
clean one by pegging Whelan, who
tried 20 show speed on mud going.
Whcatley il Wild.
Wheatley, the opposing pitcher,
had plenty of stuff and was tipping
them across, but the plate was un-
steady and he got i'm the habit of
missing the corners. OF the six men
who trOtted across the plate during
the pastime. four of the Benders
owed their start TO four wide ones.
Tepe got in the way Of a pitch as
a starter and was sent down to sec
ond on a sacrifice. 40 damage was
done as the next two men went out
on inheld drives. In the second.
Knoll opened with crash TO right.
Yantz sacrificed. BeaH making the
throw To &oehIer. Henning walked
and Kilble was hit filling the paths.
Wheatley tapped one to Bashang
and Knoll counted. Tepe's single
to right scored two more. Matthews
ended it by grounding out, Grodick
To- Baali
Bowman Evas' Master.
Some steady hurting and fast field
ing kept the Evas from getting dan
Ecrous during the next six innings
--Or'y two men got as far as first
and one of these died stealing. Bow
man started striking out the visitors
and collected eight, grabbing off
three in the seventh frame.
An a1most-run was scored by the
locals in the first. Bishang trOtted
To- first on wide ones ai.d there were
two on ~nen WneaUey Dongled
Grimes hunt. Fisher died. but adj
Vanced the men. KOehler flew TO
Hanger. but Bashang remained at
tlird. -Donnelly was hit, but Tan
nehiil drove 20 the pitcher and Ba-
snang was forced at home
Walks To GrOdick and Beall. Bow
man > hunt and BashanS's fly TO
Knoll. scored the locals first in the
second Grimse flew 20 Kibble. Don
nelly walked in the third with two
gone. but Tannehill went out on a
dive that was going over the bag.
V'heaucy managed 90 touch it, but
Tepe got the other assist
Two hands had hunted cover in
IT, fourth when Bowman came up
and waited until Wheatley missed
the plate four times. Under the
rifles Of the e. M ne was entitled
IL first. BashalE was soaked and
the bases were crowded when Whe-
Ian bunSled Grimes drive Fisher
hit one down tne hrs, base line Hen
ming picked IL APP, hut Red" showed
some speed and by brilliant
through the mud slide. got called
s. fe and Bowman counted koehler
famed
Donnelly Gets Homer.
Donnelly opened the fifth with a
home run. II is needless to say that
Mr. Ed smith. owner of the local
team. lost another bali. TannehiH
saw them 40 by and walked Gro
dics, sent him To second or a bunt.
Beall was an iuneld out, hut Bow
man cracked one not far enough
and Hanger nailed II.
Bashang's drive in the eighth went
straight through Whelan's legs
Grimes missed "a couple OF attempts
10 hunt and then forced BaShang
ct second. Fisher famed but Koch
Ter walked. Donnglly drove against
the fence and both Grimes and
Koehler counted Donnclly reached
second but Tannehill skied 10 Mat
thews.
Beall got on on Henning's error
and had steal for second started
when ball got past Yantz. Hal"
died al second when Bowmans long
fis was pulled In by Hanger.
In the eighth Grimes walked and
Fisher laid down a hunt toward
third Whelan picked the ball up
and made "A high throw 90 first.
Grimes completed the circuit and
Fisher reached third. Here the rain
horned in and the umpire told the
PLAYERS 90 hunt cover The fans
didn't need 20 be told lie then
called the game.