The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-07

Dayton al hlCuIuOuO.
Muskegon at Fort Wayne
Springfield at Evansville.
Grand Rapids at South Bend.
The old stuff was working again FIJI
day afternoon and the Quakers took on
another game, the first OF the series
from Dayton, 6 to 5.
It was that pep that has been fairly
oozing out OF the Quakers for the last
three weeks that put them through
with a victory in the opener. despite
the fact that the boys pulled several
"boners" and the Vets were out TOT
blood.
For the first two innings the Vets
showed little signs Of life. they re-
tired In order in the first ana the Only
excitement in the second was Storcn
double with two out. Storch was ieIt
stranded on second however, when
Manager Nee whitfield.
coveIeskie Started.
Coveleskie started the Quaker IRE
works In the last of the second with
a hard blow down the right foul line
for two bases. Jantzen was pingeo
with a wide one and Hauser fouied out
to right for the first down. Tnree
straight singles by Kelly. Young ana
Evers brought in three runs ana Gysh
drove in Young for the fourth. Evers
tried to score on Gyglfs single ana
had the plate safe by a mile, wnen
Spencer threw the bill wide IN Trying
to catch Young, but Jumps kunn slip
ped the decision to Brennegan TOT the
second out. Gygli was out steanns'
Brennegan to Hobbs. :.
Nee's Old Soldiers scored trio OF
markers in the third on brace OF
errors and three hits. Spencer singled
to right and took two more bases wnen
Coveleskie kicked the ball into the leil
field ditch. Evers took Derrlcks
grounder and threw 1t high ana vice
in the direction of Hauser. spencer
scoring on what would have peen an
easy out had Evers held the ball down
Storch grounded out to SNORT nee
drew pass and singles by brennesan
and Whitehouse scored Derrick anu
Nee. A gift Of three.
Evers Generous Again.
Again in the sixth was Evers gen.
erous Nee drew another ride to first
and Brennegan dropped an easy
chance to short. Rapp scooped the
hall in with ease and had an easy
double out, but Evers was somewhere
out in the garden on a day dream and
second was as bare as Zulu chieftain
on the Fourth of July. Rapp was late
IN throwing to first to catch Brennegan
and threw the ball away. Nee scored
and Brennegan pulled up safely at
third. The Quakers outguessed the
length Dayton backstop and he was
caught mile off the plate when he
tried to steal home, for the third out
Jantzen singled for the lead in the
Ouakers' half of the sixth and went TO
second on Hauser's sacrifice. Kelly
famed and Young doubled to LEFT
scoring Young Evers was safe on
Hobbs wild heave but Gygli flew out
to short for the third one.
Young Goes to Field.
With Crouch on the injured list,
Young went to right field In the first
OF the eighth and Ainsworth went into
the box. Crouch stayed in long
enough to muss high one by Derrick
after he had made pretty run. Aims
worth passed Storch. Nee tried to
sacrifice Derrick with a high fly to
left but Coveleskie threw perfectly
and Derrick was out yard. Brenne-
gan was passed purposely and White.
house famed. In the ninth. Tepe
started by whiting. Hobbs slammed
a stinger down to first and the ball
took a crazy bound. striking Gygli In
the head and glancing off to the right
fence, Hobbs going on to third. Stew
art grounded and Spencer singled,
tying the score. Derrick fouled to
Hauser for the third.
Gygli stsarted the Quaker's victor.
ious march with single. He went
to second on Rapp's sacrifice. AIMS
worth then knocked slow one down
to first and beat 1t out. Derrick held
the ball long enough for Gygli to romp
home with the winner.
OTHER CENTRAL RESULTS
Muskegon ...... 0 0 0 o 90 5 1
Fort WAYNE 10 II
(Rain)
wetzei and Niederkorn; Roberts
and Smith.
Springfield 80. 900 o2o 1903 6 I
Evansville 49,. O30 900 02s-5 10 2
Clark and Dunn: Townsend and
Boelzle.
Grand Rapids 900 900 1000 4
South Bend ~. 200 900 1913 1
Robbins and Alcock; Slattery and
Kelly.
KELLY LIKES SINGLE
Umpire PLAN BEST