South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-24
HILL HOLDS VETS
UNTIL THE NINTH
Walks Six Men but Is Stingy
in PinCheS--LocalS Hit With
Men on Bases.
By I'd J. Murray.

-Four nice healthy wallops that
could only be labeled timely drove
over four runs yesterday afternoon
while Mr.. Nick Lakan was hurting
for Dayton and since one tally was
am the boys from down in Ohio
could get off Hill the home lads
pulled out "a victory and climbed
back % the 500 mark
Lakan started pitching nice base
ball and went through several in
nings without much trouble. Hill
on the other hand was wild and had
trouble getting the ball over when
be turned it adrift and complicated
matters for himself by walking six
OF the enemy Herb after getting
the walk out Of his system always
settled and with the exception Of
tho ninth inning refused 10 allow
the enemy two blows in any one
frame
Bashang broke across with the
first timely drive and sent runner
over the pan Hensling came
through in the eighth and showed
one over while TannehilIs blow sent
i'm two runs. Frost's high fly TO
Tydeman in the ninth was the run
producer for the visitors
Vets Get Men on.
The Vets got two men down to
second i'm the first two frames. In
the opening hair stewart hit one
at Beall and when Hill and the run
ner got there at the same time and
Hill dropped the throw there was
no question about the runner being
safe. Stewart went 20 second on a
short passed ball but the next two
men went out. E'mmer walked with
two down and was safe on second
when Tannehill dropped the throw.
Frost was hitting in form and
grounded 10 Hill.
only three men faced I.akan in
the first frame Tydeman started
the second with a drive down past
third base. Hensling tried "a bunt
one time. He then grounded to Nee
and Tydeman was forced at second.
Tannehill hit into left BeaH sent
a slow one TO Sykes and was called
cut although il looked as if ne had
the throw 10 first beat.
Locals Pull Double.
4 double killing helped Hill i'm
the third. Lakaff waited for wide
one Nee pounded 10 Grodick and
Tannehu and Beall had the outs.
George doing a bit Of twisting TO
get the bali and keep his foot on the
bag Stewart walked. but died
stealing. The home lads never had
a chance in their half.
with one gone Storch wasted his
life on Grodicks error which was
lovely for the home hands for sykes
pounded a double in TO left center.
Jacobs was out on a grounder TO
Hensling. Ii was rotation for the
locals.
Emmer BEGAN the fifth by fan
ming. Frost and Lakaff walked.
Nee pounded one at Hensling who
raced back and touched third He
made a quick throw across the dia-
mOud and doubled the Vet pilot
Locals Get score
The locals went out and got a run
In the home half Tannehill drove
"a warm one through Emmer Beall
was up there TO hunt and Lakan
got the ball in too close and Hal
walked after ne recovered from
the blow DeNoEhrs hunt rolled
to Lakan and Tanuehill was out
at third. HITS drive To Nee caught
Beall going into third Bashang
lifted one into right center and De-
NOght trotted home while second
and third were still inhabited col
Inns sot "a walk huing the paths
Grodick ended The frame on a drive
back 90 Lakan who tossed to- first
Two men were gone IN the sixth
when Storch drove one AGAINST the
left field fence sykes walked and
Jacobs flew 90 Collins. Tydemau
opened the home section with q hit
Heusline sent him to second with a
sacrifice Tarnehu was safe wher
Emmcr booted his drive and then
threw wide 20 first Beal and De-
NoEht both famed Collins was the
only man to reach hrSt in the sew.
euth innius and ne was eaueht of
first and run down
Nee opened the ei4hth with a Tvs,
base blow to- ieft Johnny plannp,
to pull "a sacrifice and squeeze anC
tie the count hut things Went wrong
Stewart hunted two fouls and theI
famed spencer sent short ty q,
Crodick and Johnny was left strand