South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-20
VISITO STAGE
3 DOUBLE PLAYS
Two. Time Killings Halt the
Locals; MiIler'S Home Run
Is Enough to Win.
BY Ed. J. Murray.

One run was enough TO defeat
South Bend yesterday. for the locals
couldn't get to Ainsworth. but Terre
Haute didn't mince matters and went
out and got FIVE. while the locals
failed TO make the circuit, although
they got men on every inning but the
last three.
Dolly GRAY. who was with the
Benders up TO 2 few days ago. was
at third for Terre Haute and played
a good game Hs and the rest Of
the Highlander mfeld speared every-
thing that caIse their way and stop
ped the. locals when they began to
look dangerous.
Ainsworth was pitching nice ball
but had several breaks Of the luck
come his way. on three occasions
the men behind him staged double
killings, and these came right at
the time when IL looked as if the
Blenders would shove over a few
runs.
Kelly Makes Debut.
Kelly. the hUrler secured from
Sioux City, was on the mound for
the locals. and he pitched a pretty
fair game Of baseball. Only five
hits were made off him Three of
these were regular blows, but the
others were inheld taps, aided and
abetted by a slow field
With two dead IN the first, Gygli
drove one TO left center for couple
of sacks and trotted home ahead of
Miller. who lifted the ball over the
right field wall Gray tapped 10
AinswOrth and was tossed out at
drst.
Ainsworth walked Bashang and
Grimes as a starter and Hensling
laid down a bunt advancing the men.
Koehler let wide ones go by and
the bases were filled. Donnelly
cracked one at Mitchell. who tossed
TO Evers who tossed to Gygli, and
the side was retired.
Visitors Get on Paths.
Wagner tapped TO center as an
opener in the second and was ad-
vanced to second on a sacrifice. but
the next two men flew out. There
was none on the paths in the third.
but in the fourth Miller started ii
with a walk and went TO second
when Cray sacrificed He died at
second. as the next two men went
out Only three men faced Kelly
Ira the fifth. In the sixth Gygli tap
ped one 10 first that Beall let roll
ever his glove. Gygli then went and
stole second and third. but Miller
famed and Gray hit 10 TaunehiH.
Fisher got a walk in the second
and went as far as second. but died
there. Bashang beat out q slow hit
toward first in the third. Grimes
famed after trying TO sacrifice. Hens
ling hit 20 AinswOrth and a couple
Of killings took place
Koehler got in the way Of a Curve
in the fourth. but when rvunelly
cracked one at Mitchell Two hands
went dead. BealI in the fifth got a
hit and, with two down, got too
aSyious 20 get started for second and
was uipped of betwen first and sec
ond by Ainsworth 90 Gygli to Nit
chell. Grimes walk in the sixth
came TO naught Not a man reached
first i'm the La, three frames
LaRoss End Evers walked in the
seventh with two down and were
advanced "a base each when Aims
worth sacrificed. O'Day drove one
TO Hensling and was tossed out at
first
iIighlandcrs Get Three.
Mitchell opened the eighth by
walking. Gygli tried to bunt and
popped out To DonneIIy. Miller got
hunt hit down the third base line
Gray dragged one down the first
base line and got credited with a
blow Wagner hit to Hensling and
two runs counted when the short
stop threw wide 20 second Gray
went ON around 20 third and Wagner
stole second. Gray counted when
L2Ross tapped 90 Fisher Evers
ended IL with a grounder 10 Beau.
Bad breaks I'm the eighth inning
was an that kept the locals off the
paths Bean met one on the nose
and the bali hit MitchelTs nit and
bounded in the air. Mitchell caught
it In the air and got Beall. Kelley
then drove at Evers. The ball got
away from Johns brother, but he
moved his feet. noticed the ball was
there and got his man. BashanE.
not 10 be outdone. hit one. but Gray