South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-10
PAVES WAY
FOR WINNING RUN
Terre Haute Scores Without
a Hit-TWO Errors Help
Them to Last Three.
BY Ed. J. Murray.

Win one eAGeptluu bttotDdli dANNA
noon yesterday Was "A success, Ell
bells band was out and 1857 peO-
pie paid their way into the park,
the game filed with plenty of field
Sensations. but the home team lost.
kTerre Haute winning by 70 %
Eount
81 And as generally the rule when
big crowd turns out TO see a baseball
game. especially during the week
day, the locals fell down in sew
eraI instances. McColl was hurting
for the locals and with the proper
sOTt OF a game he and AinswOrtF
would have been out there battling
yet
The first run scored by the visit
OTIS came without single hit. Their
last three runs scored in the ninth
Inning came after the locals had two
chances TO retire the side. The
Benders collected eight blows but
their failure to nick the plate once
during the pastime was due TO the
fact that they were unable 10 send
a man down to second when they
tried it.
Visitors Start Early.
The visitors opened with Mathes
up and he got a base on balls that
was stretched into a two base trip
when he stole. Mitchell then poled
the ball on the ground and was out,
while Mathes went TO third. Gygh
tapped to Bashang and AIS throw
came in after Mathes had crossed.
in the home half Grodick doubled
with two down The round was over
when Gray caught Tydeman's line
drive.
Both sides failed to do anything
in their second change. In the third
Shafer tapped one between first and
second and then died stealing.
Mathes walked and then stole sec
ond and third. Mitchell walked and
was caught off first. but managed to
get down second when the ball was
played to third 10 get Mathes who
had made a start for home. Gygii
flew to Taunehill
Get Two Men on.
Watson opened the third with
blow to right field McCoH was told
TO bunt but missed a couple and
took his third swing. Bashang
drove to Gray and Watson was out
at second. Bashang went to third
on Collins drive past short and Gil
Inns stole. Grodick flew to LarOss.
With one gone in the fourth Wag-
ner who had two strikes on his
swings and one that went across.
but wasn't called. doubled to left
center Gray hit back TO McCOl.
Laross ended it with a drive to Tan
nehill In the home chance only
three men faced Ainsworth.
Mathes in the NTH got an inheld
hit on his drive to Beall when Nc
Coil didn't get over in time. but
wasted the hit trying TO steal. Beall
started with an infeld hit that
Mitchell trapped and threw too late.
Watson after failing 10 buEt hit to
Gray and a double play was staged.
McColl came through with a two
base blow to left center. but there
was nobody on the paths BaShang
then hit 10 Ainsworth and was out
ar FIRST
GygH Reaches Third
Mitchell got an inheld AIT on
drive right back at McCOn Gygh
went TO third Holderman then flew
TO TannehiII and Wagner gave Col
Inns a chase Tydeman got nit to
in the home section and died try
ing to annex second.
IL was rotation for the visitors in
the seventh and eighth and for the
home lads in the seventh. Laross
robbed Watson of "a hit when he
grabbed the ball and took a spill.
hut held on 10 IT, MCCol then
walked. Bashang gave Laross an
other chase for his drive. With il
failed to start for second on the
pitch and when Collins blow was
helded by Mitchell Red" was out
at second although II was a question
whether Collins could have been
tossed out at first.
Visitors Get Three.
The Highlanders sailed away the
game in the final frame. Gygli
opened with two base drive TO right
center Holderman showed him
over 10 third on hunt To Beall.
Wagner walked. Gray hit one up in
the air that fell 10 the right Of the
plate and Watson missed il. films
the bases. McCon then struck out
Taross C,ycIi started for home while