South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-25
CUTTERS WIN TWO
AND GO INTO FIRST
PLACEIN STANDING
Studebaker , and L a / h e
Works Also Win Industrial
League Games.
Standing

BY virtue of winning a clean
double header from the Bell Tele-
phone ball club at Leeper Park yes
terday Afternoon the Cutters went
into first place in the Industrial
league race.
The opening game OF the afternoon
was marred by errors on the part Of
both clubs. The Cutters were not
up to their usual speed and were ap-
parently too confident of victory,
Stanley on the mound took things
too easy and was hit hard. but came
back in the last inning and drove
in the winning TALES with a double
TO center field Rupel at short was
the individual star OF the contest.
The second game was a five in
ming affair and the Cutter aggrega-
ton piled up a IA to 1 lead in the
short period. They looked like
new club in the field and hit the
ball hard and timely. Matt Butch
doing the hurting was never in dam
ger and struck out seven Of the Bell
hitters. Bolts connected for a triple
and Clausen and Zeitler each con-
tributed doubles The Cutters and
Studebaker No. ! team will get to-
gether i'm a great battle on July 8
for the league leadership.
Score by innings. first game:
Bell Phone 100 $50 0O0-6 Q 5
Cutters 49,. 2l0 O20 200 II .
Thompson and Hannigan; Stanley
and Garvey.
Second game
Cutters ... 522 Ala 16 I
Bell Phone .... 0O1 O0-1 s 3
Butch and Garvey; Foster, Dun
lap and Pearce.
STUDEBAIkER No. , WINS
Timely hitting in the ninth innIns
combined with an error by the op-
posing first baseu1an gave the Stude-
baker No. baseball team 2 TO !
victory la the game with the Stude-
baker No. team played yesterday
afternoon at Oliver field. The game
was a pitchers duel all the way.
No. 2 put across its first run in the
fourth inning. No. / evened mat
ters in the eighth only to be nosed
out by one run in the final frame.
The winning run was garnered
when Strauss, after Z. Wilmer had
singled and stolen second. knocked
a hot one at the first baseman, who
muffed it. putting Strauss on first
and allowing Wilmer 10 score. In
No Is half Of the ninth, White got
on safely and was advanced as far as
third but was out trying to steal
home EngdaTs circus catches OF
flies was one Of the fielding features
OF the contest.
The score:
Scudebaker 40. -
600 100 OO1-2 s
Studebaker No. l.
600 Ooo 010-1 /
summary: Stolen bases. Low
rey. Kubiak. 3. Wilmer. Struck
out: 3y Kruk. 4: by Rogers, ,.
Bases on balls: OF l<ruk, 3; on
Rogers, /. Two base hits. Corners.
ruber. Three-ba4se hit, EngdaL
Double play, Kubiak to Connors.
Lathe Workers Win Two.
+ In the Mishawaka games in which
7 the Dodges and Lathe Works
hooked up in a double-header the
/ South Bend nine came through with
two easy wins and moved ahead Of
+ the Dodge sluggers III the league
standing.
The first game was more or less
! Of arunaway, the Lathe Works hit
. ting the ball all over the lot and fin
ishing up with a II TO victory
4 Errors by both clubs were numer-
! Gus. but the Lathe boys were never
/ in danger Of losing their lead.
1 The second game was more of an
( exhibition of the national pastime
I the Dodge nine Tightening up con-
siderably and holding the smuggling
! lathe Works aggregataion % sly
runs and a TO ! victory.