South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-24
NOTRE DAME NINE
WALLOPS CUTTERS
BY 4 TO 1 SCORE
halas Points Men for Michi-
gan-Mohardt Does
Well in Box.

You're working fo- Michigan
novv." said Coach Walter Halas 20
the Notre Dame ball club Saturday
AFTERNOON as the team took the field
AGAINST the Cutter nine OF South
Fead. Ills men responded with a Al
WIN featured by tie work OF Johnny
Aohardt on the mound.
captain Johnnys appearance in
mo 1cT WIS rather a surprise follow
Us ITO excellent work OF Falvey and
Cas'Tcr in the previous games Of the
scHson. R&las evidently intends 70
oe Insured rather than sorry. Michl-
gan and tho Mimi will apply the acid
tosc 20 his young twirlers; and it viii
be 20 small consolation TO know that
fresh young Johnson is loafing in
the center garden precinct
Mohardt TwirIs Well.
Mohardt's service yesterday would
have worried any frst-class college
team in the land. He had speed
control, works in "a hurry, and made
some Of the Cutter batsmen appear
10 have clubs merely painted on their
shoulders. In the five innings which
ne pitched but one hit was made
not man reached the second sack
and seven shook the air with third
strikes. Mohardrs hitting streak
continued and ne added d double
and triple 10 the string.
Ivan Sharp hurled the final four
innings in nice fashion with the ex-
ception OF slight traces Of wildness
in the seventh and eighth. The Cut
tefs scored their only run in the
eighth without a hit Stroup was
hit. went to second when Sharp
passed Harpel. took third on a field
er's choice. and scored when Keene
dropped a sacrifice fly in left.
Stroup Pitches Effectively.
Bolts was the only other Cutter
TO see second base during the game.
In the 7th he sailed "a long fly to
right which Larry Morgan failed to
get under.
Len Stroup, youthful hurler for
The Cutters. twirled a very creditable
game. The college team nicked him
for seven hits I'm the first five innings
bat failed TO connect after that time.
Joe Jackson laid in two more pair
of boots for a hard winter; but with
the exception of a slight weakness in
judging high flies the town boys
looked good Ashinger pulled the
fielding feature OF the game by stop
ping Miles inheld shoot with his
bare hand in the 4th.
Hector Garvey and Bolts, rival
catchers. kept both teams hugging
the sacks by quick and accurate
pcgging. Frank Miles played a nice
game afeld and beat out two infeld
socks. Joe Jackson redeemed his
erring ways to an extent by a clever
CAB off Prokup in deep short.
Mohardt ClOuts Triple.
Kane drew a walk in the opener
but was tossed out on an attempted
steal Miles beat out an infeld roll
CT. went 10 second when Ashinger
blew Mohardt's grounder. and scor-
ed from second while Johnny kept
the infeld busy after being nipped
of the bag at first. The same COM
-bination tailed the second counter.
Miles beat out a hit which won
derful stop by Ashinger almost
cheated. Mohardt picked a fast one
and sent IL hunting the windows Of
Rockefeller hall in deep, deep left.
Miles scored and Johnny pulled up
at third where he persisted.
The last y. ID. counters came in
the fourth. Kiey sneaked a hit be
tween third and short. went TO sec
ond on a passed ball third on a
baIk. and scored when Cashier took
second base on Longs prize bid for
the IonE-distance throwing contest.
Kane hit 10 center field and Paul
scored.
BelieverniCht and Fitzgerald So
iourned over the weekend at their
homes in Chicago. permitting Gar
yey. Dan Foley and Cullen 70 break
into the game Kiley held first sack
in check like a veteran