South Bend News-Times, Volume 33, Number 153, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 June 1916 — Page 8
IHE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES
it Three Straight eating Springfield in Innings eooers
Make
by
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BENDERS ft
'TIS MORE LIKE IT
IMITILT
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Scheneberg and Hill Engage inj1-
Mighty Duel Visiting Hurler Gets Home Run.
11.- Ed. .1. Murray. Yesterday was a large day for Ld. Smith's Bender crew. For the first time this fa.on vhy fnpjifd an extra inning pnme and likewise fr
the fr.t time straight. Incidentally S-ehene"ber and the; wa
,M8s going yesterday
honor to beat him. The flnil count was 3 to 2, and
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LEAGUE STANDINGS
: National Commission
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Purchase of Players Are Legal and Enforceable.
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I.KAGIK
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Two out hen rame wa won.
S-orc llv Innin?.
their third thev beat Scheneberg
it was some
Sprinff lehl
CINCINNATI, n.. June 1. The national baseball torn mission Wednesday reversed a ruling of the national board on the latter's declaration that the Tort Wayne cluh of
;the Central league had automatically
franchise when It save
formal notice that, owing to the ill-
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on to right center and drove Tanne
the plate. Koehler's
J wo on in the fourth !
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Sarrlfi hit Marti. Zrler. stolrn ' ness of W. C. Klitzke, its president. I t. li !mr HuMhanc. .1: irlm-, 2; H 11 h rer. nH clui W is unable to post it? A.MKHIC'AN Two l hit Mtihrer, lleall. Kothlrr. , Indi.in.ipolis fTiejr. 2: Zerr. Home run hene- na ranuP n.onP. LouNvllIe herr. Mrlke mit rhrnrlirr. 7: HIM. 1 In accordance with this ruling t he 1 4'oliimbiis
. IV- on hall hrnrln-r, ; Hill. -oni rn ission iield that the purchase MiimeRpoti
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RELEASE HANDED
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"FISHEF
Outfielder Failed to Get His Stride Hensling Will Play in the Outfield.
ASSOCIATION.
hill across
I i;-nl. 13: Springfield,
shunter. Time :3
1
I mpirf
their c,thers two
(Inutile with
gave the Inders
runs. i Schep.ber has no one to blame hut himself frr the foui extra inninss he pitrhed. for it was his home run drive over the riht fild fence In th fifth that knotted the ount nnd furnished the extra thrills for thf Fpringhrook crowd of fans. (i;nw is Hurlcrs' Duel. Till? Schenel-rg was hurlir.c that old ball across. It simdy hopped ovc-r. ard he showed fhe fans more peef than any ntlier hurler this season. Herb Füll, alrhoueh only recovering from a si k spell, was touched up for in hits, one more than was made off IVheneU-r ?. but at that Herb had the edge for he refused to allow the visitors two safe blows in any inning but the .ixth. and talked only four men to S' henel-erg's scen, while he hit no visitin? athlete and Scheneberg soaked P.ashang and Opfergelt. Some fieldinir stunts helped to swing the tide in favor of the home lads. !n the 11th Opferelt chased way oer towards center and reaching hack grabbed a drive, tumbled over but held the ball. In the 12th Grimes went as far l ack and as far euer as he could go and pulled one in. The only way "Grumpy" could come was in. Ilaslinng CmVis a Walk. Hashing walked and stole in the fust arid Honnelly. with two gone, walked, but Tannehill did not deliver. I a 1 1 cracked a double jn the (inil with mi.' gone and Scheneherg f inned Zeiser and Hill. With two demises in the third Scheneherg played the part of the wild heaver and walked three in rotation, hu? the best pfergelt could do was a Mow to the box and Grimes was forced at the plate. Springfield failed to 'et acquainted with the paths in the first, but nicked one run on Hill in the second. With one cent dead, Shovlin was traaspcted. AndTon sent a hiuh one to Pahang. but I-"luhr?r at'.e throng''1 v, ith a double to renter and Shovlir. tr..rted across. I'inn was an 'nfield o.;t. Koehler's hoot of Scheneberg's dme. Spencer's walk and Hoffman's hit came to naught in the third, for Hill fanned Shovlin. In the fourth Andei son. firt up. c racked a safe blow to left field, but he was nipped off at second when Kltihrer tapped to Hill. I'unn cracked a hish chip to opfergelt and ! iu'.irer continued head down on to third. Koehler helped c ipferuelt's throw to Mrst for th dfMible kilhn-r. Koidilcr'- Hit Sons Two. The p,nirs wrn: ine run to the good in tfie 'oijrth. P.eall as a s'arfer walkeil arni Zeier laid down a bunt. Hill t r;ed but his best was to fan. P.ashi.r.c tapped towards r.rt and Anderson in fielding the lall .-at down and Al reached first. Koehler cracked one to right enter and. as every hod was off w itli th pitch. 1 ali nnd Ilohani: trotted over. Grimes hit to Sholin. It was a short leid for the Tenders for in the rifth Scheneberir. first up. cracked one ncr the fence. The
under which the Fort
K:iIi;in Cltv
, Teded
next three men dieci in order. In the sixth the visitors got two hits off Hill with two gone, hut Zeiser
saved the clay by stopping Dunn's drie hack c.f second and forcing! Fluhrer out by tossing to I'en.J Cavenev irot a double to left and l
Spencer walked in the seventh, but when Spencer hit to Koehler the third man was out. "pfergelt cot hit on the hand in the fifth after a couple had been retired, but P.eall fanned. P.ashanC hit in the sixth with a couple down, hut died stealing. Grimes got a hit in the seventh and stole, but Donnelly flew out and Tannehill hit to the hurler. Fluhrer got a sinirle on his grounder that shot past second in the elfrhth and stole, but Dunn was out to Rashang. With two ::op.e in the ninth Cavenev got his second double and Spencer got his third walk, but Hoffman failed atrain. Pea 11 making the play at first unassisted. Zeiser got a life when Fluhrer dropped his drive In the eighth, but when Hill hit one that Scheneberg touched an el Cavenev plucked.
agreements
Wavne club released plavers v.rane st Paul
and McCluskey to Tcrre Haute for Milw.uikee
111 i"", ir."f U 1 , .rv in j Hrubaker and Hart to Springfield,; K, for JH'u each, atid Player Peyers; to Marshalltown tor $100 are nil, legal and enforceable, pro' ided that) all the conditions named in each; agreement have been comolied with.j In decidin- this case th? commis-l sion held "that a cluh cannot be de-'
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National Leugne.
sr. Louis, .i-.'l: lil;ipo. l-c New York. 4; Philadelphia. 2. Itifsfori. '' : Itrooklyn. American l.ragur 'hlcjiffi. 4 ; Petrc.it. 7. Washington. 1 : Ibcdnn. 10 Philadelphia. 7-1: New York, s-0 nevelnnd. 10; St. I.onis .1.
prived of its national agreement! rights and privileges until it has had
full opportunity to submit a defense in proceedings brought against it."
GILBERT'S HURLING TOO MUCH FOR EVAS
Amerieun AociHt ion. Indianapolis. 4; I.oiilsvllte. '2. Minneapolis. 1; St. Paul. .1 MilwHiikee. 4; Kansas City, 3. Toledo, s; Columbus, Ontral Leajjue. south llend. 3; Spripg fiebl, 2. harten. 1; YV heeling. 0. ;rand Hapids. 4; .Mnskrpon. 1. Terre Haute. 4; Pvar.sville, 1.
I
"Ixftj" Gets IVrftTt SupjKirt and Downs i:vansvill 1-1 Kvcrs I'icldine: a Feature.
KVANKVILLK. Ind.. June 1. Superb pitching by "Manager Iyefty" Gilbert, coi.pled with perfect support by Highlanders, allowed Terre Haute to take the third game of the series from the locals Wednesday by the store of 4 to 1. The feature of ihe game was the all around fielding c.f Second Baseman Kvers. and a wonderful shoe string catch by
Zeiser was forced at second. P.Jsh- j Outfielder La Ross of the Highlandang opened the ninth w ith a simile er.
and. after Koehler and Grimes had ! P.vansrille -
tiAMES TO HAY. Ontral I.ecue. Sprlngfi-lel at South IWnel. Grand Rapids nt Aiuskegon. Wheeling at Pay ton. Terre Haute at Kvannville. National I.eaeue. (Mneinnnti at Pittsburgh. New York at Philadelphia. Boston at Pn.oklyri. America a League. Washington at Hosten. Phlladelpliia at New York. Chicago at Detroit. Cleveland at St. Louis.
YESTERDAY'S SCORES
popped out to Cavenev. stole. Donnelly was the wrong man up there for Sprincfield and he was walked. Tannehill assured the fans an extra run for their money when he cracked one at Hoffman and was tossed out at first. The story of the exra innings is as follows: Springfield 10th Shovlin out, Koehler to P.eall. Anderson singled to center. Fluhrer popped out to Tannehill. Dunn hit to Zeiser and Anderson was forced at second. Koehler's out. South Pend opfer.gelt out. Hoffman to Anderson. Peall fanned. Zeiser flew out to Fluhrer. Springfield (11th) Schcneberg Mew out to Opfergelt. Hartle and Cavenev out on ground drives. Tannehill to Heall.
South Pend Hill flew out
Cavenev. Pasha ng out. Scheneberg
! to Anderson. Koehler irot hit on
drive to ( aveney. Grimes out to Spencer.
Springfield ( 1 L'th ) Spencer nut. I Koehler to Heall. Hoffman flew to Grimes. Shovlin out. Hill to P.eall. j South P.end Donnelly fanned I Tannhill got a hit that Schenebergj and Cavenev touched, npfergelt; walked. P.eall flew out to Fluhrer. ; Zeiser sent one to right center and got credit for a double when Tanne- j
hill came home with the winning run.
Tcpe, ss ... Marthe-ws. -jb Hanger, if . Tcnnnnt. lb Whelan. .
i Kreil. ,f ...
Yantz. e .... Kibble. If ... W lien r lev. p
Totals Terre U nite-Mib-hell. ss .. Gvgli. lb lav. rf Miller, rf Wagner, o .., Gray, r.b I.alloss. If ... livers. "1. Gilbert, p Totals
AB. 4 4 4 3 4 4
AH. .1 4 4 4
K. 0 0 0 1 o o o o o 1 u. 0 I 1 o 1 n o 1 o 4
II. 0 0 1 1 0
1 o
II. o 0 1 1 1 1 0
PO. 1
10 o s o 1 pn 5 1 o .1 1
27
A.
(i 0 ( o 1 4 13 A. 3 1 o o 0 1 11
AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago 000 100 1204 14 . Detroit Of-0 042 01 7 I o Danforth. Wolfgang and Schalk: Iauss and Stanage.
Cleveland ..000 004 024
n;St. Louis ....020 002 001
.Mitchell and Billings; Davenport and Hartley.
10
i P.. n n o i o o o i o o
1 1
12 2 Groom.
Score n.v Innings. Pvansville oio (hn oho 1 Terre Haute pio p 011 1 Nuimnirv.
j Stolen base Gygli. Matthews. Kvers. to j Tw base hit LiiKin. Double play
i iiNiy to '-.vers to etygu i.e-ir on nases
livansvil'a. ": Terre Haute. 7. Sacrifice hits Wi.elan. Gilbert. 2. Struck out -Hv Wheat lev. 3; l.v Gilbert. .1. Hase on
j balls Wheatlev. 4: Gilbert. I 1. I'mnlres
Ainsnorth and Prnihdz. T i me - l ;r,7.
Washington 000 000 oio l ; l Boston .. . 100 603 00 10 1 0 Gallia, Harrer and Henry, Williams; Gregs and Thomas, Agnew.
10
BLACK SOX TAKE THIRD STRAIGHT FROM REDS
First game Philadelphia 02 300 01 1 7
New York... 001 200 03 S 7 2 Nabors, Wyckoff. Bush and Mever; ''ullop. Keating. Russell and X una maker. Second game Philadelphia oin 100 12" r s 4 New York... 3"0 221 01 9 10 3 Wyckoff and Meyer; Markle and Walters.
Muskegon Yle-tim Once More, 1-1, Aliliougli Oiithittin- Cirand Ilapid s. Nine to seven.
STOGIES FORCE VETS TO 14 INNINGS TO WIN, 1-0
DAYTON. June 1. It ton 1 I innings to earn a
took 1 to
Day 0 de
MFSKHGON. Mich., dune 1.
j Grand Kapids took its third straight ; same from the Muskegon Beds WedIrosdav. the game being played at i Marsh field, and although the locals ! outhit the visitors, nine to seven. ' they barely escaped being handed a 'shutout. The final srore was 4 to 1.
Ar i
(sensible curette nN
!
j. 1 1 1 1 iy -1 1 hi"'
jciion over Wheeling Wednesday. In .-ani bi
the 14th. Stewart walked am? event-. ,.''' r,'v,-, ' ! ltr.-iri.lt. ss ually reac hed third through a sac- .,., k. .".b rifice and an infield out. With Bowani I'dingron. up. Stewart set out to steal home j Tuthiir and arrive d in safetv when Blac k-I Weinberg
well dropped the ball. The game
was replete- with sensational
;bls
a p.: 4
rf lb
stops
at 'I ate hes. Bravenger's support saved him time after time, while spectacular work helped Bowan our on several occasions.
Wlthrow .
.Mclter. p
Whc-eÜPg Attenberg. . 1 Cleveland. .".! Cab. in. 2b Kivg. rf ... S.-heeren. If I. en r. lb
! P.elii v. s . .
H!.i kwell. r Pr:iveher. j
Totals ... I "avion-Ne-. 2! lloli'is. Ss Sp-t..r. rf Storch, cf Stewart. If Srkes. lb . U arner. .11 .Taeobs. c . . K"W !1. p .
A P..
4.. AH e'. I. 4 '.
1, .1
II
II P
1 1 1 o o o
II 1 1 II o 1 1 1
4 I It 1 4 o Ml Pl I I 4 21
A. o 1 3 11 1 o 1 0 1 is A 1 5 0 o 1
1:. t 1 (i o II (I 1 o
1: 0 o II 0 o o II
Totals M 'l-kcgon ... Pi, her. II. Martin. " I'e iiiu. rf I 'ov vleskie. If Stanley, .f Urn b.i ke-r. ss ... 'Tetcr. Harris, .".b VV .1 zner. p Wachtel, p Total siorr G.'aiül Kapils .. Muskegon
4 4 3
AH 4 4
It. 0 1 0 o I 1 1 0 1
o o 0 0 4 1 II o o 0
II 1 1 o o 1 1 T 0
PO 4
A. I 3 o o o o 0 0 0
p..
NATIONAL LEAGUE Mrst (Jaiieiv St. Iouis ....000 200 r.oo r.
Chicago 001 001 OüO 1 Doak and Snyder; Lavender, ard and Fischer, demons. Sofoiul (iaine.
.... on.; 000 000 3 .... 1 03 000 2
Meadows and Gonzale.Seaton ard Archer.
St. Louis Chicago Ames. Packard.
10 Pa,
0
Boston nil 000 Brooklyn ... 01 1 corn Barnes and Gowdy; Meyers.
000 2 V 2 loin s 1 Pfeffer and
Cincinnati, loo 001 000 000 000 3 . Pittsburgh, ono 002 000 000 ono 0 '. Toney and Winfo; Miller and Wilson.
1 o 0 o
JJiNew York... 00.? 000 010 4 3 2 n. Philadelphia fan 100 oni 2 9 0 0 Benton and Kariden; Bender. Mc-
niQuillan and Burn.s.
Ity
7 27 11 1 II PO A. 1. 1 11 o o 1 4 :: o 0 1 0 0 1 II o o 0 :: o o 2 3 2 o 4 0 0 0 1 1 1 O .-. 11 I 0 o 0 0 27 l.'I 1 od 210 ooo- 4 000 1 mo ool- l
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Milwaukee .000 1 10 010 1 4 7 .-, Kansas City -Hi:: 00.1 000 0 :; r, o Comstock and Mayer; Humphries Began and Berry.
Minneapolis . St. P.iul Kngel and Lsind.
Ool ooo 00 0 On 4 ( m ens;
000 1 1 o Douglas
fi 1 i 1 a n 1
Two b,s. Ihre-' base Saerifiee bits Sp!eti bases-
nummary. hits Weinberg hits Wright.
Carer. ANi.ck. M.-Artfiur -Al k. .McArthur. Cove
Columbus
Fischer. I To,e,1
Weinberg. '
(1 r, 2 ion 0 0 0 r. 4 . . 310 OD 003 s 10 1
urtis. George and Coleman:
B.iilev and Sweenev.
T't.ils :s 1 42 2T. Two out w hen winning run s. i.r.nl. Vnrf 11 Innlnc. Wbe. '.ing coo oo urn oi 00 Iaj foti oc in out i 1
b'skie Double plays - Carey to P.rnnt to Weinberg. 2. Hase ;,n balls' off Wagner, i '.': off Meit.-r. 2. I'ft on tases Muske-
1 I gon. s; Grand Kapids. 7. Ilifs-Off Wag-j 0 ner. .1 In 4 2 . innings; off Wachtel. 2 In . 11-'. innings Stru k out Hv Wagner. ' 1 1; by Waehtel. 2; by Mclter". 2. Wild,
1 pit. ii vvagner. L nipire laly. Time ; 1
Summary. To base hits Sykes. Speie or. Hr . verier Saerifi.e hirs Cleveland. Sv k s Stelen base - Allen b. I 'all f;atl. Iobb. Stewart, .lacof.s Double Cue ll';,.lily 0 CaKdhan to Lear; S.Leeren to l.e.ir. H .se ..j balls ff P.mvener. 4. Stru-k our Hv I'.rivener. 2: bv Kowan. 1. lilt
I-ft on bs
Dayton. 11 Passed ball L ri-plre-4;eisel. Tiu.e-
v p.t.-til i. all--Call il-.an
- v '.; ing. ; - Hht kw ed. 2 :.".s
MAROONS TRIMMED, 20-3 Purdue Hands Chicago Team V'rt DruM'ing of Sc.mmhi. LA FAY FTTH. June 1. The worst drubbing, guen a conference team this year v?s administered by Purdue Wednesday afternoon to Chicago, the finil score being 20 to 3.
RABID FAN IS FINED International News Service: LITTLF ROCK, Ark.. May 31. The long suffering ball player came into his own here today. W. II. Mashburn. a Little Bock grocer, was fined $10 f tr "riding" Frank Gibson, outfielder for the local club, eluring a game here on Monday. He was charged with disturMng the peace. Gibson was the complaining witness.
1. V. IlKSTS NORMAL. TKRP.K HAFTE. May 31. Error
TIGHT III SI LTS. ltiter.ntIon.il New. Service: NKW YOBK. June 1.
Kid Alberts of Klizaheth. N. J.. utpointed i'.d.lie West of Newark in 1" rounds.
joe i, noh shaded Willit,- A 10 rounds.
.proved castly to Indiana State Nor-
l'we'ity s.ife hits, including two trip-1 mal Wednesday and enabled Indiana
les rind fo ir doubles. mixed wir.'i university to win at Parson's field. 7 t-n errors i. the Maroons made it i to 6. Crim was batted freelv but
Johnny case for P irdue to win the farcical kept the hits well scattered except in
contest. jthe third Inning. Score: Chicago .... 02."" 000 00l r. E 10 Indiana .... 005 Mo 0'1 7 10 .",
Purdue .... lol sTO 00 20 20 4 ' Normal 000 040 002 6 i 5 tey In Shul!. cieore. Iirsln and Hart; 1 Hidly. Shivcly and iai;n, Cn.u
irhros'.e. Kiv'I
"Bed" Fisher who since the start of the season and up to Wednesday's game has been taking care of left field has been turned loose by Smith and pfergelt will Mil his old place out in left field until Hensling is able to play regularly. Fisher has been one of the season's great disappointments. He has been unable- to hit, but otherwise looked what he is, the finished ball player. Ben Koehler who played with him a couple of seasons refused to let "Bed" go as he felt sure Fisher would get started. But "Bed" failed to deliver and his releasv was in order. "Bed's" case is similar to that of Fd Collins of the White Sox. He has always hit that ball in years gone bv and managed to clout near the .300 mark in every league he performed in. But like Collins this season, he failed to live up to past performers. "Bed" otherwu-e is not the star Collins is and the local cluh whic h is limited to 13 men could not afford to carry him longer. But if he can get started hitting like he has in years gone by he will make a valuable man for some club, for he can cover ground out in the garden. lias iMxe llurlcrs. Smitli has five hinders on his staff and intends carrying the quintet for a time although as soon as Hensling is back in the game he will have to release one player to get down to the 13 men limit. Bafferty who has been in town for several weeks and who expected to get a chance with the local club is due to disappointment. Smith in order to work him would have to sign him to a contract and to do this would have to release one of hi. regular hurlers to get down to the limit. Bafferty in his work at Springbrook park showed plenty of stuff, but his arm now is not in the best of condition and it is doubtful if he would be able to go the full nine innings. Smith on Thursday stated that he was not selling or releasing any good plavers, but instead was- in the market for good men. The club has won three in a row but Kd is not satisfied. He wants to he up there in the running and stands ready to pay the money if he is certain that the man he buys can deliver the goods. He has bought several who failed to deliver. .Many Ixft on Bases. The locals in the last three games have made a record in getting men on the paths and while thej won the three contests a few timelyblows or long drives would have added to the total runs scored. They have had 3 men left on the sacks in the present home stand. The pitcher are going gord now and the showing of Kelley. McColl and Hill was all that could be asked. Hill yesterday kept the blows scattered and closed down when the enemy threatened. Herb has been ill most of the season and once he gets to feelirg right he is going to be a hard proposition for the other clubs.
ST. LOUIS SELLS DEAL
Intiohlcr is, sMit to the Kuuts, City Club.
International New Service: KANSAS CITY, Mo., June 1. Charley Deal, who subbed for Bed Smith in the 1014 world scries, after the latter had broken his leg, ha. been bought from the St. Louis Americans, it was anouriced he:' toay. Deal jumped from the Braves during the mad winter that followed the advent of the third leaguers.
TWO PLAYERS SOLD
sioux City Gets Jack PfeiMer ami Sehanlt. International .News Service; .TOFN CITY. la.. June 1. Jack Pfeister. formerly of the Cubs, and Wilbur Schardt, formerly with the Indianapolis American association t-am. have been bought by the local W stern lea.gue club. Both are pitchers.
WANT (.AMPS. The overland ream wants games with out-of-town clubs. In the game Tuesday against the ?piros
the Overlands won 9 to 3. and Bitch was their battery, renn wr. known as the Tagies last season and won
number ef their games. For games address Harold Smith, 713 California av.
Smith This White a big
IS FAVORIT!-:. International New? Service; CHICAGO, june 1. Indications were today that Wisconsin's track team will go into the conference nift here on Saturday a heavy favorite. ?
WABASH WINS. International News Service: BICH Mond. Ir.d. June rally in the ninth, which three runs, enabled Wabash feat Earlham here todav. 4
1. A netted to deto 3.
'an unci Walter.
'and Clark.
AWAllD LITTTKItS. IpternatP'tnl New s Serv!.e : CHICAGO. June 1 .Twenty-three "C's" were awarded member of the iniversiry of Chicago t-weball and track te.-u.ms today.
PRESS COOP CHATTER
Rf MURItAY.
DE PALiVIA WILL
T
Great Battle Between Ralph and Dario Resta is Expected.
Zeijer is not .-u lug when he stands up to that plate, but he has
driven over t'ne w inning runs in the last two gam-s. Hill really had the edjre on J Seheneberg yesterday. He allowed; only 10 hits and walked four men.; Scheneberg allowed r.'ne hits, walk-i
ed seven and hit two. The two cl lbs broke even on errors. Koehler's boot allowed Schene- j irfrrn,1t j,-!K, 1 News Servi. berg to reach first in the first, and, nilCAC.o. JunH 1 The autom.oFluhrer's mu:Y let Opfergelt get onrbjle r;icin? worM tniiiy turr.e-d its
in the eighth. j Beall pulled another freak play! in the eighth inning. Shovlin hit :
to Zeiser, who made a throw that j praotically
was nign anc wide or orst. Heaii
V1ivn you hink of IlomefuraIsiilags think of ShUar."
went up in the air for the ball and as he was coming down stabbed j Shovlin with his meat hand, which j contained the ball. The Springfi Id players made a 1 strenuous kick, claiming George had , the ball in hi glove and was pull- J ing a bluff. The play did look im-' possible, and but for the fact that j it was Beall who pulled it we would hax'e had serious doubts about his touching his man. Bvit the way we . saw it George touched his man. In saying this we admit we faored the home club, but tried to see with ; neutral eyes. i Cavenev is playing some nice ball 1 for the Springfield club. He poled ' two nice doubles yesterday, but ! Hoffman failed on both his chances; to drive him across. j Scheneberg. after the fourth inning, failed to walk a man until the fatal 12th, when he slipped on Op
fergelt. Anderson's hit in the fourth was a slow roller down towards third. Neither Tannehill nor Hill could reach it in time. Caveney hit one over the left field
fence, but it went foul by several j feet. I There isn't a team in the league ' that can beat the Benders in Cet- j ting men on the bases. They had 15 left on the paths in yesterday's
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forceout at second, saved the day, for there were two men on at the time and Anderson would have had a good chance to score had the
drive went by. The two tearrls play the final game ' of the series this afternoon. The 1 Bender witr thun vi-i. "!.. t- : i
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INDIANA PCL1S. Ind., June 1. Louisville's two Cuban pitchers Palmero and Luque were so wild that Indianapolis was pres-nted with four runs, the game and a stronger hold on first place today. The score was 4 to 2. Three men were forced in in the third by bass on balls and the fourth scored on a wild pitch. Palmero. Luque. Moran and Williams. LaLonge; Carter and Gossott.
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