South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-10
Blenders WIN OUT
IN NINTH INNING
M'CoII Holds StogieS But Wet
eel Fails as Relief
- Hurler.

By winnine yesterdays game the
Blenders ard St0gies are now lfty-
nifty and it's up TO Herb Hill 10 give
the locels the edge this Afternoon.
Herb hasn't pitched since Friday and
should be really 10 stand the strain.
lie pitched good ball on his last at
tempt. bit In the ninth wObhled and
passes caused his downfall
Kading viii bee ia the game this
afternoon. hut viii not wear hite
suit. Jack viii wear a gray one
provided the Wheeling management
has one large enough. lie siFne1
with the Stogies last right If JACK
fails 10 get his suit perhaps the
rules will be set aside. as smith is
anxious 10 SET the former Bender
do well
This will mean a shift in the
lineup OF the Sm-kes Lear, who has
been holding down first base will De
sent 10 short lie ls well acquaint-
ed with this spot Of the diamond.
but even he will almost admit ne is
no first sacker. SeiDold VIII be sent
10 right field King has been plar-
ing this position since the third ~
ning OF Mondays game swanson
i. bo was injured Monday, has been
sent home. as ne wiz be oJt ~ the
game for a month az least.
Five IIurIerS Left.
Smith has wi titled his huTing
stan down 10 hve meE. and another
is To DE- dropped soon. Walden start
I'd Yesterday tilt. but four hits in a
row caused him 10 be sent To the
bench At that though accordiu-
to Donnelly. ne had plenty OF stun.
but was unfortunate In that lie
couldn't locate the corners ana sent
a few extra straight ones over the
middle. McColl went in and held
the visitors safe. while Wetzel who
was called in in the eighth, wobbl"d
and forced in the winning run in the
ninth.
Stogies Get Big start.
Altenburg started the first with a
crash through the box. Cleveland
tapped 70 left and Altenburg took
third Callahan hit 10 center and
AltenbDrg scored Gray grabbed
Bashang's throw and Callahan was
nailed at second. but Cleveland had
counted Lear leaned against one
for home run and Walden was sent
to the bench. Sheeren singled over
second. King forced him and
Blackwell hit 10 McColl.
Bravenor in the second with one
down singled through the inheld TO
right Altenburg tapped one past
second base. hut Cleveland lined out
10 Grimes. Callahan hit TO left and
Gravenor scored. Lear sent one to
Grimes.
Ed Smith who was out in uniform
began pulling hard in the fourth
frame. Bashang started by flying
10 Lear but Gray let the wide boys
go by and walked. Fisher was Of
the same disposition and there were
two on the paths. Koehler drove
one 10 right center and Gray count
ed. Fish, reached third but Ben
remained on first. Ben and Fisher
then staged a double steal and got
away with il. Donnelly sent "a fly TO
Callahan but Grimes singled TO right
and KOehler scored Tannehill was
an infeld out.
Stogics Get FIFTH.
Sheeren opened the eighth with q
hit that bounded away from Gray.
Kings hit line drive. was too hot
for Tanuehnl. Blackwell sacrificed.
Seihold sent one 10 Bashang who
started his throw home. KoehIer
grabbed il and hurried it 10 third i'm
time TO get King going into the bag.
Bashang opened the eighth with
n crack that was headed for the out
field Cleveland made game eff
fort but spcared only one side of the
grounder and made "a pocket shot
over towards the middle base and
Rasheng got his hit With Gray up.
Smith jerkcd Braveuor ana sent
WetzeI i'm. Gray and Fisher We're
indeld outs but Koehler lifted one
over the fence. DonncUy flew 10
Sheeren.
Pass the FaeuI Ninth.
McCon was pitching in the ninth
and speared a couple drives I'M time
70 nail the batter while Cray aided
by beating Altenburg 10 first with
his throw
Grimes started the ninth for the
home lads with drive straight az
Cleveland. The Stc-ies' third sack
er went down after 1t. but the ball
went straight through his legs for
single. TannehiH flew out but
BeaH and McColl walked with Ba-
shang up Wetzel tried 90 pull ou'
OF the hole but the plate was slim
ping on him Al was some puzzler
and the end was a walk forcing in a
run and giving the locals the victory.
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