South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-12
VISITORS DRIVES
PROVE TIMELY
Manage 10 CIout the Ball With
Men 0n-loCalS Are
Helpless.
BY I'd. j. Murray.

sctN tIa4 nANE AbAAE bAUN0 HAAAN1 -
the visiting gents who draw pay
from William Essick put gloom into
the hearts of the Booster day crowd
out at SpringbrOok park yesterday
afternoon for they were sufficient TO
send enough runs across 10 give the
Sox "A 5-to-2 victory.
The visitors nickee Bowman for a
total OF 10 hits. and four of these
were for extra bases. The heavy
artillery for the Benders was not
loaded yesterday and even the sharp
shooters fell down The locals did
manage to get two tali,es, but both
OF these were started by a hit bats
man.
The grand stand was packed, as a
booster ticket took one all the way,
and many people were forced TO find
seats in the grass down along the
left field foul line There were a
number of others who saw the
game from nea- the outfield ferces
and as a result ground rules were
necessary A hit in the outfeld
crowd was good for three bases and
in the foul territory crowd for two.
Visitors Get Jump.
Grand Rapids got an early jump.
for Carey cracked the first ball TO
left field for three sacks. Alcock
famed, but Brant few 20 DOnnelly
and Carey scored on the throw-in.
Wright famed. but Alcock was on
second when the final strike was
called. Duncan grounded out.
in he homo half
Koehler poled hit TO right and
Hensling was hit, but Donnelly and
Zeise- famed In the second frame
Tannehin walked and was forced at
second by Beall "Hal went down
on the third strike on Withrow and
was thrown out.
Ellington got safe blow past
short in the second as a starter. but
died trying TO steal. and House and
Devormer famed. Hagerty famed
in the third. but doubles by Carey
and Alcock gave the visitors their
second tally Brant flew to Donnelly
and Wright hit one back 10 Bow
man.
Blenders Get One Run.
The Benders made their first run
in the third Bashang was hit and
counted on Koehler's triple 10 left
field Hensling hit one that Brant
knocked down in the air and Koch
Ter started for home. The ball failed
to roll far and Ben was out at the
plate. Donnelly ended it by flying
10 Alcock.
Three runs were showed over by
the Rapiders in the fourth. Duncan
tapped one TO right for a couple Of
bases and ELLINGTON was walked.
House laid down a hunt, but Bow
man messed il and the sacks were
filled. Abe turned loose a wild heave
and everybody moved up a peg. De-
vormer famed. but Hagerty sent
blow to right that was good for two
counters Carey famed and Alcock
hit to Bowman.
Bowman in the fifth pulled turn
| by bunting one towards third and
was given a hit as the scorers fig
/ ured a pitcher who tried to beat out
a bunt was entitled TO IT, Bashang
1 forced him and Koehler flew out
Duncan in the first section of the
| frame got hit with two gone and
i went W HtNOiAu Niltii DUN man lldNt
! a poor throw over TO first. Ellington
hit to Bowman.
Hagerty got a hit in the sixth with
/ two down, but Carey flew out The
| locals annexed their second run in
the sixth. Hensling was soaked in
the ribs and Donnelly hit one to
right field for two bases. Zeiser
| tapped 10 Brant and while Hensling
! counted DOnnelly was run down be-
! fore Zeiser could get down to sec
ond. TannehiH and BeaIl flew out
| Bashang got a hit over second in the
| seventh and stole with two down.
but Koehler famed. In the last two
! frames only six men faced Hagerty
Two men reached first. but failed
TO reach second in the eighth. Dun
! can. first up, walked. but was caught
/ off first by Withrow's throw to
Bean Ellington was an intield out.
but House hit one back at Bowman
and was given a hit He tried TO
steal but died trying
/ DevOrmer. first up pulled one
down the first base line and beat il
| there. Hagerty hit TO Bowman and
was out at first. DevOrmer tried TO
steal on the third strike 10 Carey.
hut was called out.
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