The log cabin Democrat., 1920-05-28
TEACHERS STEADY,
 DEFEAT BULLDOGS
EXTRA INNING REQUIRED
Bud" Anderson Hitless Wonder Facing Champion Bulldogs-Pinch
 Hitter Makes Good.

Atherton Earl Anderson, alias Bud, was the hero of yesterdays game between the Pedagogues and the Bulldogs on the Normal field, when he pitched the Pedagogues to 3 to 2 win over their opponents in 10 innings of good baseball. In the entire 10 in nings, Bud" allowed the Bulldogs two hits, one of them a scratch hit. He was wild, however, at times, and is sued five walks, and hit his brother in-law, Collin Myers, couple of times in the ribs. He settled down in the pinches, however, and with alright support by his, teammates was able to cop the game.
 Mutt" Wahl, portsider, was the choice of Coach Bill Headrick. Mutt pitched a good game, and it was not his fault he lost the contest. The Pedagogues rapped him for seven hits, and he issued a couple of walks, but only two of those hits counted in the scoring.
 Harley Weatherly, second baseman for the Pedagogues, was out of the game yesterday with a twisted ankle. Allen Lynch was pulled out of the left garden and stationed at the keystone bag. It was the steady and accurate fielding of Lynch, coupled with that of Hammer, that helped Anderson win his game. Lynch handled couple of hard ones that looked good for hits, and Hammer followed suit He won applause in the seventh when he went back of second base after Moore's grounder, speared it with one hand and threw Moore out at first.
 The Normal nine pushed their first runner across in the second frame. Alewyne let a couple of good ones go by and swung at the third strike. Jones missed the ball, but attempted to catch the runner at first. The throw was low, and Alewyne was safe at second. Fair was an easy out, Wahl to Mcdonald. Dean famed. Carl Henderson, however, was safe at first on Montgomery's low throw, while Alewyne completed the circuit for the first score.
 The Pedagogues retained their lead until the seventh when Wahl reached first on Allison's error. Mcdonald, running for Wahl, stole second. My CTS reached first when Anderson bounced one off his chest. White sac MoDan,1I conrad frnnO second on the play, Myers taking third. He came home when Ander- son baked in an attempt to catch him off third. A run in the eighth when Allison singled to left, was sacrificed to second by Lynch and scored when Fair hit to centerfeld, tied the score.
 The Bulldogs in the ninth succeeded in getting couple of men on bases, but could not bring them home. The tenth inning put the game on ice for the Pedagogues..
 H. Henderson, first up, flied out to White. Allison made his second hit of the game, this time to center. He took second on a passed ball by Jones. Mutt" then hit Hammer, giving him his base. Both runners advanced base on another passed ball by Jones, With the count one and two on Dun- away, Coach Dan Estes gave him the hook in favor of Castleberry. He came through with a slow roller to Williams, Allison scoring with the winning run.
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