South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-09
LOUIE PITCHES
TO BENDER WIN
Local TWirIer Holds DAYTON
Players Helpless With
TWiSterS.


Louie SchettIer pitched a great
game OF baseball al springbrook
park yesterday afternoon. His op-
posing slab artist Nick Nakaff
nicked close 10 Schettler's star
to'irling But-Tydeman kicked in
With a lucky single m the sixth in
nirg with Callahan on third. Re
silt South Bend. J. Dayton, the
hnle in a fried fritter.
The day was ideal for a ball
game. and an ideal ball game was
STAGED. There was no profusion OF
hits but plenty OF hard hit balls
materialized and some nice fielding
stunts whiled away the hour and a
half ~ playing
When players footed the sacks
Louie put on the lid and held them
helpless. Stewart. the home run hit
ter, was powerlcss against Louie's
twisters. Three times the circuit
clouter fell. a strike out victim and
the first time. there was man on
second
Besides having a good day in the
box Louie went out and collected
three singles of Nick Iakafrs work
tt was Louie's day beyond doubts
shadow
South Bend threatened in the first
inning. With Bashang disposed Of
Callahan received free transporta-
ton. Stewart hurried back after
Collins long fy and held Callahan
on first. With Dutch" Hoffman up
Cal tried to pilfer second but Bren-
negan nailed him.
Dayton Comes Rack.
Not 10 BE outdone Dayton came
hack in the second and with one
gone Hobbs walked and stole sec
ond Stewart famed. Brennegan
slammed a fast one at Cal which
bounced away from that lad Hobbs
tried to score from second Cal
made quick recovery and pegged
him out
The Renders looked dangerous in
the third. After Kelly had gone
down Schettler busted a single over
second Bashang flew out and Ste
wart dropped Galatians long fly.
Cal got TO second and Louie 70 third.
Jimmy Collins popped out to Nee.
Danger past.
AAN ltn '-tAh NuAiAtNAAs
DAYTON couldn't hit the ball out
: Of the infeld In the third but in the
fourth with two men gone Storch
singled between short and third and
stole second. Hobbs rolled out Aaron
80 Hoffman. The Benders went down
in order.
In the fifth Tepe was hit by
schettler but there were two down
and Lakaff ended the inning by
shifting.
Bashang Gets Anxious.
The locals might have scored in
the 9th but Bashang got too anxi-
Gus 20 stretch a hit and the rally
died on the paths. Two were down
when Schettler got safety between
first and second. Bashang shot a
lire drive past Derrick and Louie
went 20 third. Al tried 70 make sec
ond but Spencer stopped him with
neat throw
Again after two were down in the
sixth Dayton threatened. Spencer
worked Louie for a pass and Storch
again singled through Allen and
Aaron. Aaron got in front of Benny
and as the drive was hard StorCh
vas given a hit Tydeman camped
under n high ny Of Hobbs.
sixth Is Fruitful.
The sixth proved fruitful for the
Blenders Callahan was hit and Col
Inns hunted him down TO second.
HOFFMAN rolled ont 10 Nee and Cal
went 70 third Tydeman boosted
hit over Hobbs and Storch was able
TO trap q as IL hit the ground hut
Callahan was across the plate. Tyde-
man stole second on the first ball
thrown to Aaron bat Ed famed
After The sixth Dayton went
down in one two. three order In
the ninth Collins got all three
chances. ;he third one sending him
way hack 10 the fence in left cen
teraeld. His first out was made over
IN ceuterneld.
Schcttlcr Gets Single.
Two had been retired when
schettler got his third single in the
seventh tut Bashang bounced a hot
one az lskaff which Nick grabbed
and threw 20 trst.
After Callahan had grounded ont
in the eighth Collins rapDed one az
Tepe The play by Tepe was perfect
and in time 20 get Jimmy but Der
rick went after 10 with one hand and
let II get past him. Jimmy went
down 10 second He went 90 third
when Hoffman grounded out 90 Nee
but Tydeman ended the inning 10y