The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-28
|. Harbor
Wins From
Hammond

With three regular players missing
from their lineup. the Hammond X. of
C.s put up listless article of bali
against Indiana Harbor. who made good
their threat to avenge their defeat Of
two weeks ago. by slipping the local
knights a neat trimming. by the score
OF TO l.
The game was nip and tuck up - the
seventh inning when Indiana Harbor
broke the I To ! tie by pushing over
runs on three hits. aided by a couple
OF bad errors. Red" Davis FIRST up
for the Harbor in the seventh. beat out
bunt TO Danny Boyle. who was play
ing third base in the absenee of Chand-
Ter. Timm followed with another safe
bunt that looked like it rolled foul but
the ump said no and the HarborItes
had two men on and none down. With
ruQperS on first and second. Lovin at
tempted another hunt. but the ball
went straight to Dalton who forced
Davis at third. The Harbor crowd
sQuaked hard and loud on this play as
II looked like Davis evaded Royle's
tag as he slid into the bag. After the
argument Quieted down Jerry GaNk
singled clearly to center field. but TONE
TagUe was there with a good peg and
he nipped Tlmm at the plate when he
tried to score from second on the hit.
Lovin went from first to third on the
play and it looked like he was going
TO die there, when Glegg bumped
easy roller to the pitcher for what
should have been the third out, but
Dalton booted the ball. giving Glegg
life and allowing Lovin to score, with
what proved the winning run. Blumen-
thai followed this up with an easy fly
20 Dillon. who mumed the ball, while
Galik scored all the way from second
Tho side was finally retired when West
hit an easy roller TO Mclaughlin. who
was filing in at second base in placH
OF O'Rourke.
Indiana Harbor scored their first run
In the opening inning. when BlumenthaL
the lead off man started the game with
= clean two base hit to left center.
West. instead Of playing the sacrifice
game lifted an easy fly TO Tague in
center. Morrie hit one back at Dali
ton on which Blumenthal should have
been retired at third. but BOYLE failed
20 cover the base and Dalton had TO
throw his man out at first. With
Kroupa at bat Dalton let loose of a
wild pitch and Blumenthal scored the
first run Of the game. Kroupt then roll
I'd to Boyle for the third out. This
was all for the Harbor up until the
seventh when the Basey's beat them
selves
Hammond tied UP the score in the
second inning on base on bans to
Brennan. a sacrifice by Jerry Dalton
and base hit to left field by Tommy
Harie Although they had numerous
ether chances to score. the Casey's were
not there in a pinch. All told they
had IS men left on base. against seven
for the Harbor. II was a tough gamt
for Jim Dalton to lose. as he struck
out IS men and allowed only scat
tered hits. The only inning in which !
the Harbors was able to bunch their |
blows was in that fatal seventh. when |
they made three hits. and two Of these I
were Of the scratch variety. At that /
they should have been turned back !
without a run in this round. only for |
couple of errors which gave them two |
markers when the side should have |
been retired.
Jerry Gaik pitched nice game for /
the visitors. getting out Of several bad /
holes. especially in the second and |
fourth innings when the Caseys had the /
bases loaded and We're only able TO
push over one run. Again in the NTH
the locals got two men on with none
out, but Galik was equal to the coca
SION and made the next three men go
out on easy chances. The X Of C's
had runners on the sacks in every in !
ning except the sixth and eighth. but !
GaIik was there in the piBches even
though he cid pass six men and hit !
two in addition 70 allowing six hits. |
Dalton had unusually good control as /
he did not walk a man and only hit one !