South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-16
OPENING TILT Is
FEATURED BY BOX
WORK OF CASHIER
Blievernicht Has Field Day
With Four Hits-Same
Teams Again Today.

cams Again i Oday.
Notre Dame ana Wisconsin bat
He'd through II fighting innings Of
real baseball IN the opening game
OF the local collegiate season at car
tier field Friday afternoon and
resed IT SIS tie when twilight
forced the calling Of the game. The
same teams clash at $3.50 o'clock TO-
day IN an effort settle the argu-
ment.-
The confess furnished an excellent
catalog OF the reasons why baseball
b the national game medley Of
solid hitting. all but erroriess field
Ing. steady pitching and smart
thinking. From the first inning
when Kane. Fitzgerald and Bhever-
NIGHT nipped a Wisconsin rally with
a lightning double play which
billed off two daring baserunners.
until the Badgers stopped the last
Notre Dame challenge in the 11th,
+ was the unexpected always that
happened The game produced
very much OF the better things Of
baseball and very little OF the worst
Cashier Goes Good.
Strangely enough Notre Dame
proved strongest as its supposedly
weakest point - the pitching box;
and the lions share Of the credit
is bestowed upon the deserving left
arm OF Paul Cashier who took the
hurling burden after Wisconsin had
shown a decided intention OF making
merry with the offerings OF Chuck
Foley. In his S 1-S innings on the
mound Cashier held the ambitious
sluggers OF the Badger outfit 10 five
blngles. two Of which were
scratched. Not a free pass did he
issue; and in the murky atmosphere
Of the chilly afternoon, nine of the
hostiles whitfield the shuddering air
Bill williams. the Badger hounds
man. worked quietly and efficiently
on the peak and BANKED the No
are Dame men in ten Of the eleven
innings. Bill was in trouble occa-
sionally but he never seemed 10
a1ind. lie worked a curving hook
and a droopy drop TO a fare-thee-
weII: and although he was touched
FOR ten hits, of which three were
fnfield clouts, and struck out but
three men ne kept the hook a-hook-
ing and the drop -adrOpping' and
the bangs that went not into the
tent Of blue were gathered in 10y "a
verv estimable gentleman who op-
Grated i'm the short field.
Harrington Shines.
This same gentleman from the
BADGER state. Harrington by name,
nickeI Foley for a triple On the Sc
toud and scored the tying run in
the ninth after DRIPPING a double
o0tr Larry morgan 81 head.
Bievernicht. the nopiest fighting
IlAAman of them all. should so out
for track IL ht ues many more OF
such field days in his system as
bozed out Friday The big Blaa
taby uncorked two singles. a dou-
81. and triple He clipped three
Aspiring basemeu off the sacks. and
III this lad IS not ready for big time
81 the close of his tenure under the
tCIlen dome. Notre Dame has for
gotten how to produce.
prank Miles and Nicty Kane were
sur1-fire iu tine pinchcs, and Johnny
Mohardt and Larry Morgan gather
ed ln several neat grabs i'm the out
skirts. The entire team played real
baseball ard the game today should
be a beaut
Fast Double Play.
With one down in the first Caesar
walked and scored ON "A three base
t.out 10 right by J. Williams. Davey
walked-aud then came fireworks.
Mickv Kane stabbed a grounder.
caught williams at the plate; and
before the crowd knew what
happened Bliev whipped the ball TO
Miles and uIpped Daycy off the sack.
The Irish reprisais were staged IN
the second Biiev nit over second
and Fitz bounced fast one off the
titchtHs glove for base which sent
Riev 10 third Prokup beat one
an TO the third basemsu and the
Bic catcher scored. Morgan beat
Our a bunt when Davey soaked him
on the coco Three on and none
down-Kiley struck out and Foley
forced Fitz AT the plate. MiCky
Kane looked over two OF the Well
known hooks and laid a bingle past
third which counted two. Foley
was thrown out at third on the play.
The fourth was Christmas eve in
wisconsin Reudiger scratched "a
h3f to third. went to second when
Knev lost BUev's perfect throw and
came an the way home when an
other throw from the catcher
socked him on the bean and rolled
10 the right field bleache-s.
Castner had a little trouble in the
seventh. buzz Frank Miles came TO
The rescue with fast piece of work.
paul breezed along like million
until the ninth when the aforesaid
harrington dropped a tNo-base hit
into right He went 20 third on "a
sacrifice ard scored ON sacrifice
fv by Captain Elliot who batted for
Lyman
Notre Dame got Bliev and Prokap
on IN the eleventh but Bill Williams
BEGAN hooking again and the las
two men went out. pitcher 10 first.
Norm Barry was declared ineli-
eIble before the game because Of
three previous years of competition
Notre Dame Alb. R. d. Pc. A. +.
Kane. h.-.... /
miles. ss........ / g I
Nohardt cf..... o
BHevernicht. CO.. 8 IA g 0
Fitzgerald. h.. o
Prokup. lf......- 0
Morgan. rf..-.. @
F<lIey. 2b...-.-
Foley. T.........1 . s.
Castupr p % o