Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-06-07
standlna of the Clubs.
Yesterdays Results.
Marshalltown, 4, Burlington 5.

AS the king bee to preside at pre-
sentation ceremonies "Wix'' Treadway
makes the other members of the team
look like pieces of Korean currency
with holes in them. He dug the hole
yesterday that swung an unearned vic
tory of 5 to 4 to the visitors, and
sunk it SO deep that old ST. work as
he would, could not get up on Level
ground again. After pitching two
beautiful rounds, Treadway. without
warning, began to go up, up, up. War
ner say the Gray parachute floating off
while Burlington smiled, and yelled for
"Si' to unhook his anchor and strip for
the round. But before Treadway could
be chased out of the diamond he had
soaked one visitor in the Stats, and
passed three more, forcing in the first
tally. The Iron Man" took charge
of the little raised spot.
1t all happened in the third round,
did this handing out OF the first OF the
series. For the two innings previous
to it Treadway had tWirled like there
was nothing to it, and of the six men
that faced him he famed three. Moore.
who headed the string of those unde-
serving ones, who crossed over, got
one of Treadway's hot ones over the
fifth rib. Then 1T began Moore.
krick, Wagner and Corbett walked,
with the man with the sore rib scoring
on the last pass. With the IS. Il. O..
sign up at all corners ST. went in.
and the outlook was bad Welch
touched off q single, scoring all but
himself and 1t was all over. After that.
excepting in the sixth, Burlington had
nothing coming. Ripley's single Will
Jams tumble of Trowbaughs hit, AMI
Corbetts single netted one, and finish
ed the tally getting, with not an eat1f-
ed run Of the five.
Things for the locals transpired In
the opening inning. Mackey, who, In
cidentally, had his batting togs on
yesterday. was first up and hit safe.
Williams hit to third and Mackey
beat the throw to second Warmers
single scored both, and he himself was
crossed over by Taylors single after
two had gone. Again in the sixth and
eighth, tally taking was looking up
Gleason and Mckenzie hit safe and
pIuSSelHdI got IfSl on helder'S
choice, which nipped Gleason at the
plate. With the three-Quarters AMI
half station loaded Swain famed.
This stunt was repeated again in the
eighth after Gleeson and Mckenzie had
tapped for one base, but the hit want
ed was not forthcoming, Swain ending
the anxiety for the second time by
striking out In the last turn Mackey
hit safe. advanced on Williams sacri-
fee. and scored on Warmers fly to
left.
Barring that one bad inning the To-
calls had the best of it, as they out
hit the visitors but lacked in that great
big essential twice. when, needing a
hit, they could not sort one from
krick. burlington players were
ashamed to take the game, but they
could not set aside the rules. Krick
who is new man with Burlington.
has made good and altho he was touch
ed literally yesterday, many of the hits
We're at times when they did not ma
terialize into runs.
Umpire Quigg. with a voice like a
Wisconsin bull frog, was seen. here for
the first time. His work was the
most satisfactory of the three men.
who have officiated on the local dia-
mOnd The score in detail.