South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-10
lMELY SINGLES
WIN FOR LOCALS
'hettler Pitches Good Ball
With laRoSS, Callahan
And Allen Hitting.
BY Walter \. Phclan.

Some good pitching on the part OF
r Louis Schettler. one Of Harry
nith's hurlers. and two timely
Rglcs injected into the matinee at
Pringbrook park yesterday after
ION helped materially in the open
9g game victory over the Richmond
eoels. The game went 10 innings
ID the final count was 70 /
After the first Schettler was in
pebble when men were on bases.
pile Jake FromhOlz. his honorable
bponent. permitted fewer hits. but
o OF them at oppOrtune moments
7oiled his chances Of coming out on
e good side Of the ledger. Schettler
nned II men. most Of them wher
5ey counted much
| The two hurlers treated the 1.2lJ
rs who braved the street car strike
hi the fairly cold weather 20 some
Ia pitching. while their teammates
Iotted along in good shape and az
II critical moments provided them
Ilth excellent support. None Of the
4
Ilt any figure i'm the run getting.
10Th teams played good baseball
! "a each shut or scoring opportun-
es OF the other at the right time.
la Ross Hitting Hero.
To Harry La Ross 90 the hitting
|Dnors OF the day The big first sack
i got three bingles for himself in
j. four trips To the plate and on
be last trip II looked as if ne had
be throw from Rapp beaten to frst
|hse but "Bo" Slear could not see il
bat way. one Of Harry's raps was
two Dagger In the fourth and it
|It considerable figure in the scor-
|g with the aid Of Mr.. Aliens sin
|e.
Richmond is a club that does not
|elieve in letting grass grow under
Is feet in getting a run and proceed
j 10 count their only tally in the
|rst inning. Callahan had taken
kre OF DOnelson and Evers on
Pound balls. when the fun started.
First Score Is Made.
Gygii shot a scorcher between Joe
|rodick and Benny" Allen, which
|mmy Collins was forced 20 stop.
|Gyg'' proceeded TO swipe second
hen Kelly's throw was imperfect
nd Mr.. BOssoloni, who right fields
br the Richmond, hit a fly in the
Erection of his own stamping
round which neither Bashang.
|ydeman or Callahan could touch,
Though all OF them tried for it, and
'ygii hiked for the plate. Rapp hit
liner at Allen and Benny" got it
hst before IL hit the ground.
II looked as if South Bend might
% something in the first when BOs-
oloni dropped Bashang's fly. Col
ms attempted 20 sacrifice but From
Iolz pegged Al out at second. ON a
liz and run Collins scooted past
;vers but Evers threw out Callahan
I first. Evers also took care of
'ydeman's roller.
spike GeJs First Hit.
spike" got his first hit in the sec
ma when Rapp let his slow roller roll
own the third base line. thinking
har il might change It's mind and
o outside the lines II didn't. Gro
lex tried TO sacrifice but got rob
ed OF the honor when FromhOlz
umbled the ball. Allen famed out.
<recji dropped the third strike and
9th runners advanced. Rapp got
nder Kelly's fy and Schettler fan
I'D.
Evers singled and stOl in the Reb-
I third with two down but Allen
arew out Gygli.
BossCiOni started trouble an the
oarth o. a single 10 rignt and Rapp
acrffced him TO second. Wilcox
ras pegged out at first on his hard
ap at Schettler. while Boss was GO
nx 20 third. Kelley walked and
tole second. no play being made,
ouie frightened up and famed
lrecii TO retire the side.
The local fourth started peaceably
nough with Tydeman tanning. la
2oss hit a hard fly TO left field and
NfScox had 20 travel fast for &.
When he failed 10 get "a good grip
m il spike" was credited with
wo bagger. being on the keystone
ack when the ball was returned.
,rodick hit to Fromholz who turned
oward third but seeing that Rapp