South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-06
NJ COLL IS SLATED
TO STOP DAYTON
Pitcher Who Held HighIanderS
Safe viii be Sent Against
Vets This Afternoon.

MCCoil was slated 10 go against
he Vets this afternoon. Nc
Coll has worked IN one game this
season and judging from the easy
time he had with Terre Faute ne
ought to check the mad gambol OF
the visiting team.
Yesterday game was won by Day
ton, 6 to 5. The Vets. with the aid
OF one hit and FIVE passes four is
sued BY Hill and one by LOudermuk,
managed 60 shove over four runs
in the ninth and win the game.
Locals Score First.
Things began happening right off
the reel for the home boys. With
Bashang gone. Grimes polSed one to-
wards short and got "a hit when il
took a had hop. going over Hobbs
head. Koehier hit 10 Hobbs and
died at first. but Grimes reached sec
ond. Kading hit one straight
through the hurler's box. StOrch
came in 10 make the play al home,
but never touched the ball, and Kad-
ing reached third. Gray hit 10 Nee.
WIFI II AElAtI All AlAlAEAu OAAs 4 AAAnN~
hill got transportation and went TO
second on a wild heave. Warner
booted Eggleston's grounder. Hill
poked one between Nee and Sykes
and Tannehill scored. Bashang
caught one and drove It down past
third He cleared the sacks but was
caught going into third on Stewart s
throw Grimes flew 10 Nee.
LakOR Some Hurler.
f1akOff went in in the third and
showed Nee he was some pitcher.
Nile walked Fisher, first up in the
Fourth. but caught him off first In
the fifth and sixth it was three up
hand three down. Fisher went out
In the seventh. but TannehilI reach
: ed first when Hobbs erred Eggles-
. ton famed, but Hill cracked one to
[left center for two bags. scoring
)Tannehin. Bashang flew to Hobbs
In the eighth only three men faced
| Lakof
Hill looked good in the early
4 frames. but had TO keep putting
something on the ball With enc
gone in the frst he walked Hobbs
out the Vet shortstop died stealing.
Spencer hit a line drive TO Bashang
Stewart. with one dead in the sec
ond, walked and took second on an
in6eld out, but died there. With two
kgone in the third. Nee sent one
fdown past short and third. but died
at first when Hobbs hit one to
Bashang
First Run Is Gift.
The Vets first run was more or
Hess in the nature Of a gift. Spencer
doubled 10 left center and took third
Iwhen Storch hit to Hill. The infield
played back and when Stewart hit
TO Kading no effort was made TO get
Spencer, as the locals were playing
the conservative game and wanted
TO make sure OF the out.
IakOff. n hurler who is not ex-
[pected 70 hit. drove one past first
and second in the fifth with two
down. but Nee forced him when he
sent one TO Gray. Spencer refused
TO go after wide ones in the sixth
and walked, but was one-half OF a
double funeral when storch hit TO
Tannehill. the killing being n6goti-
ated by Tannehill. Koehler and Kad-
ing. Sykes walked in the seventh
with one down. but the next two
men sent grounders to Gray and
forced the men at second.
The hitting pitcher Lakoff was
first up in the eighth and sent one
down the right field foul line II
hit the fence and bounded away
from Grimes and the h. p. went
around 20 third Nee soaked one 10
right field and I.akoff counted.
Hobbs forced Nee and Spencer flew
] out TO Ksding. Storch flew 20 Gray.
Hill Walks Four Men.
The fatal ninth began bad for Hill.
He walked Stewart and walked
sykes Then Warner hit 20 Kohler
and Sykes was stopped at second.
But Hill came right back and walk
ed Jacobs, filling the bases. He
walked Nee and a run trotted across.
Then Louie Loudermilk. who Joined
the team only a few days ago, was
called on Louie tossed a few up
towards the plate. but il was float
fng on him when the umpire called
for play TO resume. Louie walked
|Iakoff and the locals were still one
run 10 the good. They lost this ad-
|ivantage when Hobbs poked one past
|ishort and second and two runs
counted. With the mighty Spencer
] up Louie got busy and struck out
this gent Storch then hit one TO
Fisher. retiring the side.
Gray. in the nirth. started one
a L.. -
single at least but Nee made a bril-
liant stop and beat his man TO first
With the ball Fisher tried hard
and fouled several and then famed.
but Jacobs had 10 throw 10 first.
TannehiU sent one back in center.