South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-11

Five games We're played Yesterday
IN the South Bend and Mishawaka
Industrial Baseball league Good
turnouts greeted each of the events.
and bands attended the two main
sessions OF the day. those OF Class
A, held al Singer park and Cartier
field. Glass b games were held at
Leeper oliver and Studebaker
parks
Singers defeated Studebakers, Z 10
5. in the game al Singers field.
which. outside of the second inning
rivaled major league contests at
their best Eckler. the big slabman
OF the Studebaker aggregation be
came ratified in this inning and
cheated himself out OF victory by
walking four men and letting i'm as
many scores on wild pitches After
that he settled down and pitched
winning ball.
Both aggregations displayed class
superior TO the average industrial
caiiber The fracas was brin fun
OF sDeCta cular playing. In spite OF
the fact that this was the first game
OF the season for both teams. the
players worked together i'm great
style. Talent was revealed, espec-
tally In mOundsmen. Both twirlers
promise 10 develop into topnOtchers
Spar, the youngster Of the Singer
team. worked like am old timer. He
sent nine batters back 10 the bench
without Telling the apple Ec1Ipr
started off in top form and after the
spell in the second had passed over
he showed up with form equal to
his rival
Singers score FIRST
The contest opened as if il were
% be- a pitchers battle. Singers
cracked the score sheet early when
queen clOuted out triple over risht
garden and scored on Wertz's error.
Studcbakers came back in the sec
Ond and took the advantage of a
boot. a walk, and hit for two scores.
Then the tide turned TO tho home
aggregation. Ecker famed the first
bitter 10 face him. walked the next
two and then famed the fourth.
But then he went 90 pieces passed
Spar. filling the bases. ana then
threw three balls into the backstop.
letting three runners tally A single
by Ziclinsii made ii quartet of
gloomy for Studebakers
Throuehout this stormy period
manager j. r. Adams walked the
sidelines and kept his eyes firmly
upon his slabmen. Eckler gave him
that look of determination which
was enough 10 say give me another
chance" He got the chance and
stuck the game but never again
showed signs OF waning He prom
Uses 20 be- the find OF the Industrial
league for has plenty of steam and
- able 20 put "a break i'm his deliv
err that when controlled battles
the best batters.
Singers Tailed again i'm the fiftr
when Varco. the f--t batter 90 face
Fckler hit "a liner through the in
ficld between snort and second.
Zielinski sacrificed him 90 second
and Connors brought him i'm with
liner through the infeld.
Get Two Runs
Stu1ehakers took advantallC of a
boot in the sixth for two markers
and Brttou scored ou B3nach's
single after reaching first ON Con
uor's error The AUtomObilers raj
lied i'm the ninth. but with two men
OF bases and a chance 10 tie the
score in their grasp. Ecker flied out
10 AftowSki. wdo made "a brilliant
catch after running several yards.
Spectacular fielding furnished
sensations during the contest. BaS-
er. the sterling catcher of the Singer
nine, nipped Schmans off at second
and Zielinski turned the play into
"a double killing by pivotrE and
hipping the pill back 10 Baker in
time TO nip Porter at home. Again
in the fourth. Baker returned a de
livery &c second iD time % eaten
Britton mapping between first and
the keystone bag Napier and Brig
ton make several thrilling catches
in the outer gardens
BoN score OF game;