South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-01
REAPERS DOWNED
IN OPENING CAME
McCoIl and HaineS Stage HurI.
ina 0ueI-ErrOTS ReSDOnS-
IDLE for Three TaIIieS.
By vi j. Murray.

One double. one sacrifice and one
single totaled one run in TIE ninth
inning yesterday afternoon and the
home gang took the first Of a series
from the sprhgneld Respers by a
count Of 20 3. nelly was the gent
who started it, Bea helped it along
and Green batting FOR McCou put
on tie finis1.n1 touches.
II was a regular battle. the Reap
ers grabbing off a Gun in the fifth
and locals coming back IN their same
half and tieing the count Then the
locals annexed a second run in the
sixth. but their advantage was short
sliveG for the visitors evened it i'm the
seventh frame The eighth was quiet
enough although The visitors got a
man a. far as second. Then came
TIE home half OF the ninth and when
Re- y crossed the plate the game
was over
McCoIl went the fun distance for
the home club and whsle he was in
DANGER several times. ne received
BRILLIANT support and only one of the
visitors two runs we're earned. The
largely in the nature of gifts, but
tltey earned their last marker.
aartIe Caught at Plate.
After Mac had disposed of the
three first gents 20 face him ne miss
ed the plate with Hoffman ups Har-
tie then tried q hunt and lifted one
over Htns'irss heed. Fluhrer then
laid down a dealt blow. Anderson
cracked TO TanneHW and Hoffman
was dead az home. Dunn walked.
filling the paths. but Reilly camped
under Haines' drive.
ShovIin got "a single TO center in
the third and was advanced to sec
ond on a sacrifice Spencer and Hoff-
man flew out. In the fourth only
three men faced NcCoU but the
Reapers counted one IN the fifth.
Dunn, first man up, trotted on wide
ones. Haines laid down a bunt. SHOW
lin drove towards right field but
Eoehler trapped il for an assist. Ca
yency hit another towards Ben but
this one was easy anu Ben booted il
and Dunn trOtted home. Spencer
ended il by tanning.
Koehler was safe on Caveney's err
ror in the first but was forced By
HenslinE. DeRose got a walk in the
second but Reilly cracked 10 Haines
for a double killing In the fourth
Beau walked and was hunted TO sec
ond but was trapped off the bag.
Bashang got hit but Il ere was
none on and IL was wasted, "Al"
went down trying TO steal.
Locals Tie Count.
Only three men faced Haines in
the fourth but i'm the fifth the locals
sent over a run and tied the count.
TannehiU sent one 20 left and cen
ter and got two bases. Spencer's
throw into the infield was not stop
ped By Cavenev and Lee took third.
DeBose crashed one at Hoffman
and Tannehi, looked Dutch" i'm the
eye and then Dutch" heaved. 1t
was a regular hign heave and hit
the fence and Lee counted. DeROsc
headed for second but the ball
bounded back TO Anderson and the
Bender was out going into second
Reilly then got a safe blow and BeaI
walked McCoH and Bashang then
forced the man ahead.
Collins tapped TO left center for a
single as starter in the sixth and
Koehler laid down "a hunt. Hensling
was safe when Anderson dropped
Shovrns toss. Tannehiu flew out TO
Spencer and Collins beat the peg
home. HensHng then went out try
ing 20 steal. but got too early a lead
and Haines figured in the assists
DeRose was helped around 90 third
on his walk i'm the seventh I'm the
eighth with two gone Koehler was
safe on Caveney's boot Hensling
then cracked a line single just over
second and Ben stole Hensling did
a similar trick and Tannehu walk
ed Witht-he bases crowded peRose
sent a short fly 20 Caveney.
ReaIs,rS Get second Run.
F1uhrer walked and stole i'm the
sixth but Anderson ended il by hit
ting 20 TaunehiU Dunn opened the
seventh with a blow 90 right. COL
Inns made a game effort and fell i'm
grabbing for the bah and Dunn raced
10 second Haines singled 90 right
Shovlin sent "a short fly back of