The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-09-25
COLON|ALS
BEAT K.OF c.
IN SIXTH, As
BarOn's Triple With Two On
Bases Gives MiIIettmen
Win Number Two and
the Series

1AAA DhltOH . inability TO pitch to
Steve Babin and Johnny Baron's
mighty wallop to tho outskirts for
three bases. with Steve and Mac
Thompson on first and second re-
spectively, gave Millett's Colonials
a win over the K. OF c. yesterday.
4 to 3. Dalton, In trying to break
his benders eve the plate, busted
on Babin on three different occa-
sions. first on the knee. then on the
arm. and again in the back; and
Steve counted twice, aided by this
~unintentional cruelty and his own
speed on tho paths.
A record breaking crowd shivered
through the entire matinee. getting
much entertainment out OF each
sides bull dog determination to see
to IL that the opposing element
were given no breaks. or
unwarranted. In the second, where
in the Colonials scored the first run
Of the game. the crowd threatened
to ursurp the playing field. Cop
Beasley chased them back into the
bleachers and the recently con-
structed circus seats collapsed I'M
der the strain Blokes rolled in
every direction. feet intermingling
with rms but miraculously, no one
was hurt, and the hall game con-
tinued unimpaired.
The Co1onials counted the first
run Of the game in the second,
which opened with Babin getting
cracked on the knee. Thompson
dribbled one down the first base
line for a hit. Babin taking second.
Baron poked a safe one toward
third. both ru n advancing.
North's out counted Babin. after
which Hudson and F. Simon whitfield.
The K Of c. Immediately applied
themselves to the business OF MAX
ign runs. Dalton started the third
off with a double to left. McShane
walked n Boyle hit TO Babin.
Steve winged Dalton out at third.
Handy tapped to Bloom. counting
McShane. with the help OF Eddie's
low throw to second. Boyle taking
third. Harle's tap to Simon at sec
ond counted Boyle, and gave the
X. of c. a n run lead.
With two gone in the Coloniars
half, Meyers drove a safe one over
second, but was Wrapped off first and
tagged. Dalton to T. Mclaughlin to
W. Mclaughlin. The K. Of C. half
of the fourth started with Chandler
out at first, unassisteo. Flynn sin
gled to left but vas an easy victim
of a double play when W. McLaugh-
lin lined to B. Simon. In the Colo
malls fourth Babin wac hit, Thomp-
$50 ~ az ~ho short rrOn Chandler /
threw out Baron, and North was out
on a fly to 5icShane. The fifth was
u~neventfuL.
In the sixth Bloom knocked
Harle's hot one down for a pretty
stop and got his man. F. McLaugh-
lin few to right and Chandler few
to left. With one away In the Colo
NAL half. Babin was busted off
FOR the third time and Thompson
singled TO short. Baron tripled to
left center. Babin inc Thompson
counting. North cracked a double
TO left. counting Baron and also
marking the end OF Dalton's So
@ourn. Hillbrich took up the pitch
ing and passed Hudson as a starter.
r. Simon tapped to short and Hud-
son was forced at second, Moth
taking third. Harie nipped North
off third. That was all Of the Colo
malls scoring.
Flynn's double IN the seventh
went for noagh when W. McLaugh-
lin famed. Hillbrich lifted to Baron
and McShane also whitfield. Boyle
started the eighth out with a safe
ait past third and was forced out
at second on Handy's tap to North.
Jlarle's two-bagger put Handy on
third. from whence he counted on
4. McLaughiin's long fly to Baron.
Chandler struck out. Babin went
up with a rabbits foot in his pock-
1T in the eighth and grounded to
Chandler. Chandler took Thompson
and Barrow flew to Handy.
The ninth saw two strtke-outs
and a hitless pinch hitter grounding
Sut to North.